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A blog about working on and for the stage in Chicago by Dan Granata.

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I learned or discovered most of what I know about living and working in theatre in conversations at bars across Chicago, where the going rate for some insight was a cold one or two. If you find something here you find useful, consider buying me a beer to keep the conversation going. I'll give you props in my next post.

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Mrs. Caliban
Adapted by Frances Limoncelli
from the novel by Rachel Ingalls
Directed by Ann Boyd
February 5 – March 28
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presented by Lifeline Theatre

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