Clutter: The True Story of the Collyer Brothers Who Never Threw Anything Out at Greenhouse
Greenhouse Theater Center, Formerly Victory Gardens Greenhouse Theater (2257 N. Lincoln Avenue Chicago, IL 60614)
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- $40.00
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- $10.00 - $20.00*
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The last date listed for Clutter: The True Story of the Collyer Brothers Who Never Threw Anything Out was Sunday March 11, 2012 / 2:30pm.
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Lots of food and drink nearby
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38 Goldstar Member Reviews
Michelle
Well acted, interesting play. My husband & I both enjoyed it.Written on Feb 10 2012
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Not wonderful, but interesting and very watchable. The people I was with found it very enjoyable. Different and well acted.Written on Jan 30 2012
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Linda Garrity
I really enjoyed this play-it was based on a real case from 1947about which I was not familiar, Once I read up on the actual case, I appreciated even more how the playwright chose to present the story. Despite being quite sad and ironically tragic, the play was filled with plenty of moments of humor. The lead characters were very convincing and I loved the way the myriad of "supporting characters" that were filled by only a few other cast members.Written on Jan 30 2012
Ultimately, it is the story of the relationship between two brothers, the eccentric Homer and Langley, and the detective and his younger brother, trying to recover from his experience as a POW in the war.
In our world of great excess and consumption, it gives one pause to consider what of our belongings are really important and why.
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Excellent show and venue. Actors were cast so well for their parts.Written on Jan 30 2012
Great play for families of hoarders to attend. You realize how stuff replaces or reflects who and what we see and hear over and over again when we are young. Two thumbs up!
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More Information About Clutter: The True Story of the Collyer Brothers Who Never Threw Anything Out
Website
http://www.greenhousetheater.org
Quotes & Highlights
- “[A] perfectly messy masterpiece.” --Northwest Indiana Times
- “Clutter entertains with visual filthy ick and sweet brotherly shtick!” --Chicago Theater Beat
Description
Written by Mark Saltzman
Directed by Wayne Mell
Produced by Wendy Kaplan
Featuring Andrew J. Pond, Edward Kuffert, Michael Jay Bullaro, Joe Mack, Stephen M. Genovese, Tim Walsh