Funk It Up About Nothin': Hip-Hop Adaptation of Shakespeare's Comedy
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Members Who Went Said:This was an AWESOME show. Highly recommended! I don't recommend for any child under the age of 13 or so...
Anonymous Member I attended this show with friends. Everyone enjoyed the event, even those who didn't know the original storyline. It was a very fast paced and funny show. However, I would not recommend this as a family event, due to the profanity.
Anita Banoff From the people who brought you "Bomb-itty of Errors" (the funniest musical I have ever seen), this rap version of "Much Ado About Nothing" also boasts amusing performances, crystal-clear diction (very important for the non-rappers in the audience), and dazzling views of Navy Pier
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More Details About This Event: Funk It Up About Nothin’ From the minds and rhymes behind The Bomb-itty of Errors comes the world premiere of Funk It Up About Nothin’. The Q Brothers transform the Bard’s romantic comedy into an exuberant hip-hop extravaganza, rapped to the rhythm of six MCs and a DJ. See it on Navy Pier this summer, before Funk It Up heads to Scotland for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. About Chicago Shakespeare Theater: Chicago Shakespeare Theater offers a broad spectrum of theatrical experiences year-round, engaging and entertaining audiences from all walks of life and from around the world. The plays of William Shakespeare form the core of our company's work and Subscription Series, featuring selections from Shakespeare's 38-play canon complemented by other dramatic works—from traditional classical theater to new classics that resonate with Shakespeare's timeless insights into the human condition.
About Chicago Shakespeare Theater - Upstairs Theater: Chicago Shakespeare Theater is prominently located on Navy Pier, the Midwest's most-visited destination. It's a seven-story, glass curtain-walled structure, housing a courtyard theater and an upstairs theater, affording panoramic vistas of the Chicago skyline. |
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