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Archive for July, 2011

Strangerland: Part One…The Name of the Game is Trust

Saturday, July 30th, 2011

When you invite someone to devise a piece of theatre with you, you’re basically asking, “Do you trust me?” Everything that follows hangs on this thread of trust, and you must believe that you’ll both get to the end in one piece…somehow.   Throughout Strangerland’s creation, we have pulled in every possible trusted collaborator to [...]

Behind the scenes: Sideshow’s Strangerland

Friday, July 29th, 2011

Strangerland, Sideshow’s next production for the Chicago Fringe, started as an idea, then a conversation, which grew into a website, some workshops and a DCA performance. What we have now is the product of two and a half years of work: a script, now in its final stages of development.   Strangerland is Sideshow’s first [...]

Sideshow’s thrice-named brunette Midwestern theatre-director/cognitive-scientist unbearded-yet-hairy-armpitted interns-of-Christmas-past-and-present bid you hello.

Friday, July 22nd, 2011

Greetings from Emily Darlington Cooke and Alex Higgin-Houser, two Sideshow underlings with WAY more in common than is deemed healthy by the FDA. And we know, we’re scientists. But for reals, yo. We Facebook stalked each other when Alex came on board at Sideshow in the spring of this here year. At that time, Emily [...]

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