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Tag Archives: 2016 chicago fringe
“Mine”: Thousands of Words
These are a selection of production stills made by my good friend and brilliant photographer/cinematographer/mad genius, Richard Smith, during one of the early performances of “Mine” at the Chicago Fringe Festival 2016. “Mine” tracks an assault survivor (Kimmy Higginbotham) as … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 chicago fringe, 2016 chicago fringe festival, acting, actor, assault, chicago, chifringe2016, depression, drama, fear, human condition, isolation, jefferson park, jokes, kimmy higginbotham, love, mine, Playwrighting, relationships, survivor, terror, Theater, theatre, trigger warning, vincent truman, women
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What are red flags if not the waving symbol of humanity?
“Were there red flags on our third date?” asked Amber O’Donnell in the play “Mine”, recounting a romantic encounter gone bad. “Probably. But what are red flags if not the waving symbol of humanity?” “Mine”, my 2016 play and selection … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 chicago fringe, 2016 chicago fringe festival, chicago fringe, chicago fringe festival, drama, elliot lerner, human condition, Humor, kathleen urbanski, kimmy higginbotham, mine, performance, Playwrighting, red flag, red flags, relationships, stage, Theater, theatre, tragedy, vincent truman, women, world premiere, writing
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“Mine”: A Chicago Fringe Fest Travelogue
That creative rascal Joss Whedon has opined that he is frequently asked, “Why do you write strong women characters?” to which he replies, “Because you keep asking that question.” It’s a good retort, but I think he misses the mark just … Continue reading
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