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Audio Theater Review: Future is Ours in ‘brother sister cyborg space’ at Raven Theatre Chicago
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CHICAGO – As we’re well into the 21st Century, we seem to have more challenges than solutions. The latest stage play from Chicago’s Raven Theatre performs this in “brother sister cyborg space,” now playing through March 17th, 2024. Click SPACE for tickets/info.!—break—>
![]() Play Rating: 4.0/5.0 |
In the too-close-for-comfort future, an environmental justice organizer named Giselle (Brittney Brown) and her billionaire brother Elon (Matt Bowdren) are unsurprisingly at odds. She believes the earth and her people are worth saving, he marvels at the potential in starting over in a new place. Meanwhile, Elon’s Alexa-like digital assistant named Ava (voice of Charence Higgins) adds her virtual two cents if the situation warrants. Is anyone bound for glory?
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Matt Bowdren and Brittany Brown in ‘brother sister cyborg space’
Photo credit: Michael Brosilow for RavenTheatre.com
Patrick McDonald of HollywoodChicago.com audio review of “brother sister cyborg space” …
![]() | By PATRICK McDONALD |