Chicago's Infamous Commonwealth Theatre presents fourth-annual 24-Hour Project on Jan. 10, 2009

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Chicago’s Infamous Commonwealth Theatre Presents Fourth-Annual 24-Hour Project on Jan. 10, 2009

Chicago's Infamous Commonwealth Theatre Presents Fourth-Annual 24-Hour Project on Jan. 10, 2009Playwrights: Nancy Friedrich*, Reina Hardy, Paul Joseph*, Chris Mathews

Directors: Majel Cuza*, Stephen Dunn*, Chris Maher, Danielle Mari

Featuring: Joe Ciresi*, Carlos Rogelio Diaz*, Clarissa Gregg*, Kevin Grubb, Whitney Hayes*, Jennifer Mathews*, Isabel Quintero, Jenn Remke*, Craig C. Thompson*, and Jeremy van Meter

Musicians: Andy Baldeschwiler, Dan Carr, The Real Jane Martin, and Jessica Robbins

Production Designer: Katherine Arfken

Production Managers: Joseph Alaimo*, Sarah Luse*, Rachel M. Sypniewski*, and Genevieve Thompson*

*ICT member

ICT presents the fourth annual ICT 24 Hour Project, a collection of four short plays written, rehearsed and performed within a strict 24 hour timeframe.

The project begins promptly on Friday, January 9, at 8pm. Four playwrights will each be shown a specific definition of the word Nature - ICT’s ‘08-09 season topic. Each of the four playwrights have until 8am the following morning to write a short play inspired by the definition they are given. In the remaining 12 hours, four musicians compose a short piece of original music to precede each play while directors and actors rehearse the play they are assigned.

The project culminates in a one-time-only, must-see performance of world premiere plays before a live audience.

Saturday, January 10, 8PM
Vittum Theater
1012 N. Noble St

Tickets are $20 (student discount available).

Call 312-458-9780 or email info@infamouscommonwealth.org for ticket reservations, and ask about our $40 ticket/dinner partnership with nearby Mediterranean restaurant Corosh.

Click here to download press release.

Sponsored in part by the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation the Illinois Arts Council.

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