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Speaking in Tongues: Intense Drama of Betrayal

Theater Wit (1229 West Belmont Chicago, IL 60640)
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Interrobang Theatre Project presents Speaking in Tongues at Theater Wit. Written by award-winning Australian playwright Andrew Bovell (After Dinner, When the Rain Stops Falling), Speaking in Tongues weaves together infidelity, mystery, lovers, strangers and neighbors into a devastating tale of disconnection, coincidence and destruction as two couples set out to betray their partners. This probing drama was the basis for the 2001 film Lantana, starring Anthony LaPaglia and Geoffrey Rush. Jeffry Stanton directs the production.

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The last date listed for Speaking in Tongues was Sunday March 24, 2013 / 3:00pm.

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1229 West Belmont
Chicago, IL 60640
773-975-8150
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    Eat at Coopers across the street, park for free, great food
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    22 free parking spots in back of Coopers Restaurant (across street from theater).

22 Goldstar Member Reviews

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4.0
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Written on Mar 30 2013
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4.0

Written on Mar 26 2013
Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1 janet
5.0

I really enjoyed this production. It kept my interest throughout and had me reflecting on some the points they bring up. The actors were incredible and had a lot to synchronize, especially the FIRST act. Very thoughtful concept, very creative, with wonderful writing. BRAVO team (playwright, director, actors)

Written on Mar 25 2013
Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1 dianawendt
4.0

Good, intriguing play.

Written on Mar 25 2013
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Quotes & Highlights

  • "Jeffry Stanton's production for Interrobang Theatre Project mostly succeeds at teasing out the threads in Bovell's narrative skein with sensitivity and nuance.” --Chicago Tribune (3 Stars)
  • “With Interrobang, you are in the hands of a talented group of people who tell it like it is. This is an intriguing experience and one worth having. And even if you are not in the market for a reflective theater-going experience that makes you to look into your soul, this stellar production is one that you should try not to miss." --Chicago Theater Beat
  • “Bovell’s well-named Speaking In Tongues employs four actors -- flawlessly coordinated in Jeffry Stanton's intricate staging.” --Stage and Cinema
  • “Director Jeffry Stanton gets layered work from his cast in a production featuring moody atmospherics and an appropriately puzzle-like set design by Mike Mroch.”  —Chicago Reader

Description

This show's running time is two hours and 10 minutes, including an intermission.

About the Ticket Supplier: Interrobang Theatre Project

Interrobang Theatre Project is dedicated to excellence in producing an eclectic array of provocative live theatre that explores the most urgent human and social issues of our time. The project strives to nourish a lifelong passion for the theatre, to champion new and innovative programs to engage our audiences in an ongoing dialogue of ideas, to maintain an environment in which artists can do their very best work, and to uphold theatre and the act of collective imagining as a powerful and vital opportunity to change our world one play at a time.