F*** You, I Love You, Bye: The Rahm Emanuel Story at Annoyance
The Annoyance Theatre & Bar (4830 N. Broadway St. Chicago, IL 60640)
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The bar is open, and you can take libations into the theater
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19 Goldstar Member Reviews
It was better than I thought it would be. At the beginning of the show, it was a little difficult to hear the lyrics, but after a while, the lyrics were quite witty and funny. I thought they overdid the wolf scene a little. Overall, it was a great little "love letter" to Rahm.Written on Sep 17 2011
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Another great example why I love Chicago, it's love and support for the Arts. This is a must see!!!Written on Feb 28 2012
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A complete waste of time. I wouldn't recommend. The story is really weak. The acting horrible. pissed that I lost an hour of my life.Written on Apr 09 2012
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I loved the show and even though the language was at times a little on the raunchy side, it was true to the nature of the person named in the title of the show so it was understandable that it was included.Written on Mar 05 2012
The actors/actresses were terrific and the show had many funny moments. A great way to start an evening and have dinner out afterwards.
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Writer Marc Warzecha (Oprah! A Comedy!) has teamed with political writer Andy Cobb to create an offering from Annoyance Productions that takes a look at Chicago’s new mayor. Fuck You, I Love You, Bye: The Rahm Emanuel Story is a comedy about the life and career of Rahm Emanuel, directed by Paul Turner.
Marc Warzecha is a multiple Jeff-nominated Best Director for War! Now in it's 4th Smash Year! at the Second City-Mainstage and Pratfall of Civilization at the Second City-ETC; and a Wilde Award nominee for Best New Script, Kwame a River: The Chronicles of a Hip-Hop Mayor.
Co-creator and writer Andy Cobb is a prolific political writer and video director whose work has been promoted, featured, and covered on sites such as Huffington Post, Daily Kos, Slate Magazine, Salon.com, and many more. Warzecha and Cobb have collaborated on a number of political video projects. Director Paul Turner was the creative force behind the Annoyance’s Special Export, a play that was developed in their Triple Feature series and went on to become a full-length production.


