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Shakespeare Meets Tarantino in Bard Fiction

Greenhouse Theater Center, Formerly Victory Gardens Greenhouse Theater (2257 N. Lincoln Avenue Chicago, IL 60614)
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Commedia Beauregard Chicago performs an unholy mash-up of William Shakespeare and Quentin Tarantino. Bard Fiction is an Elizabethan retelling of Pulp Fiction, an electrifying tale of honor, betrayal and foot rubs. The story follows the seedy characters of Tarantino's opus, now part of London's underworld, in seemingly disparate plotlines that merge in unexpected ways. The play was first presented in the Minnesota Fringe Festival as a single one-hour version by Tedious Brief Productions. Now the show has been expanded to be a full-length play that's directed by Christopher O. Kidder for Commedia Beauregard, and features the music of Il Troubadore (who scored the 2011 production of A Klingon Christmas Carol).

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The last date listed for Bard Fiction was Sunday April 15, 2012 / 3:00pm.

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Whether you love it or hate it, you can't stop watching. Jersey Shore: The Musical, by Chicago-favorite sketch comedy group 4 Days Late, re-imagines the pop culture phenomenon with original songs and a wicked tone. Drunk and desperate for fame, the roommates hit the clubs and dodge grenades, until an unexpected turn destroys their fame. See how Ronnie, Sammi, Jwoww, Vinny, Pauly D, Snooki and The Situation survive without their G.T.L lifestyle. Even if you've never seen the television show, the humor will still hit home. Chicago Theater Beat praised 4 Days Late for their ability make satire look easy in this clever satire of modern pop culture. Learn More

Formerly Victory Gardens Greenhouse Theater,
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Written on Apr 02 2012

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Fabulous! Well acted and very clever writing.
One note... if you are planning to go you may want to re-watch Pulp Fiction first if you haven't seen in awhile so that nothing is lost on you.
Written on Mar 19 2012

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The funny scenes worked better than the more serious ones - very clever and well written. For those who haven't seen Pulp Fiction in a while, it might help to watch the movie again beforehand (I'd forgotten lots of scenes, which made it a little confusing sometimes).
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One of the coolest plays I've ever seen! Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, highly recommended!
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by Ben Tallen, Aaron Greer, Brian Watson-Jones and the members of the Pulp Bard Wiki
Directed by Christopher O. Kidder
Featuring Josh Zagoren and Jovan King

An internet sensation when the idea first surfaced, it appeared on numerous blogs and news sites. It has captured the attention of writers from as far away as New Zealand who wanted to take part in the collaborative effort to bring this melding of high culture and pop culture to life. For a taste of what this show has to offer, please visit and peruse A Slurry Tale, the wiki that collects much of the worldwide effort.