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Barely Concealed Productions THANKS everyone who helped with:
Wild
Flowers
by
John Enright
directed by Giau Truong
"His quirky, lighthearted script bounces efficiently forward, spirited along by Giau Truong's appealing cast." - Justin Hayford, Chicago Reader
"A well written, intriguing plot with a contemporary flair and several layers of international and character complexity, superbly realized by a thoroughly believable cast, 'Wild Flowers' is a little gem of a play that holds one's attention from start to finish." - Kathleen Tobin, Beverly Review
Maggie is surprised to discover that she's not an American and might be deported to Russia. Luckily, she's got a pair of suitors willing to help her get her green card. But that's before her Mom arrives, hoping to get her to return to her homeland.
cast
Maggie:
Jordan Leigh
Wakefield
Jason:
Hasket
Morris
Trent:
Mat
Chapman
Yuliana:
Denise Smolarek
crew
Director:
Giau Truong
Character
direction: Anna
Menekseoglu
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SUNDAY
shows were at 7:00 pm.
ALL OTHER shows were at
7:30 pm.
At Dream Theatre, 556 W 18th St., Chicago IL
From South:
I90-94 to exit 53A "Canalport Ave"
At bottom of ramp, merge onto S Ruble St
At 2nd stop light, turn right at W 18th St
Destination will be on the left
From North:
I90-94 to exit 52C "18th St"
At bottom of ramp, merge onto S Union Ave
Turn left at W 18th St
Destination will be on the left
Plenty of Free Street Parking
"I thoroughly enjoyed the evening of comedy, and, based on their laughter and applause, so did the rest of the appreciative audience." - The Frugal Chariot blog
