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Review: “She/Three”/Ruth Page Center for the Arts

by Ilanakowarski | December 7, 2006

by Ilanakowarski
December 7, 2006July 7, 2009Filed under:
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Shakespearian characters are always superb springboards for modernizations, but what happens when three of the Bard’s most famous females are choreographically compared musing on what connects and divides them via the mediums of dance, theater and film? Ophelia, Lady Macbeth and Juliet form the triptych and will be explored via the creative collaborations of former XSIGHT! Performance Group members Peter Carpenter, Marianne Kim & Brian Jeffery along with Lucky Plush Productions artistic director Julia Rhoads and featuring performers Lia Bonfilio, Nicole Garneau, Timothy Heck, Szewai Lee, Elizabeth Lentz, Marc Macaranas, Jennifer Meek, Martha Mulligan, Julia Rhoads, Joanna Rosenthal, Zachary Whittenburg, Meghann Wilkinson and a lighting design by Margaret Nelson. (Dennis Polkow)

“She/Three” plays at Ruth Page Center for the Arts, 1016 North Dearborn, (312)337-6543, through December 9.

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  • Brian Jeffery
  • Elizabeth Lentz
  • Jennifer Meek
  • Joanna Rosenthal
  • Julia Rhoads
  • Lia Bonfilio
  • Lucky Plush Productions
  • Marc Macaranas
  • Margaret Nelson
  • Marianne Kim
  • Martha Mulligan
  • Meghann Wilkinson
  • Nicole Garneau
  • Peter Carpenter
  • Szewai Lee
  • Timothy Heck
  • XSIGHT! Performance Group
  • Zachary Whittenburg

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