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Stand Up and Die
Produced by: BML
Ep.4: Brandy Winefingers
Adventures in Internet
Produced by: BML
Ep.3: Brandy Winefingers
Bortel's Secret Shame
Produced by: BML
Ep.2: Brandy Winefingers
Deal or No Deal
Ep.1: Brandy Winefingers
Drawn and Quartered

The Book Celler
Rock Bottom
Smart Resources
About Face
Caffeine Theatre
Chicago Fusion Theatre
Dee Clements
Court Theatre
Tony Fitzpatrick
Kristen Greska
The Hypocrites
Mary Arrchie Theatre
New Leaf Theatre
The New Colony
Nice Lena
Strawdog Theatre
The Summer is for Fireflys
Timeline Theatre
Play the Worst Game Ever
Self-Reliance
Torrent Freak
This is Hell
The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
Art and Letters Daily
McSweeneys
This American Life
Parody Motiviator Generator
The New Yorker
Married to the Sea
Wisconsin Cheeseman
Free Will Astrology
Epicurious
Cooking for Engineers
Pitchfork
Boring 3D
Threadless
Harpers
Jonathan Lethem
Amnesty International
American Civil Liberties Union
ReadyMade
Brown Poetry
WOXY
Pandora
Just the Facts
The Urban Dictionary
Busted Tees
Chicago Free Press
Windy City Media Group
Barbara Barry Co.
Jonathan Adler
Knock Knock
Car Talk
WBEZ
NPR
The Feast Of Saint McGonagall
a new play by Jessica Wright Buha.
directed by Gregory Peters.
Featuring Jack Dugan Carpenter, James Dunn, Amber Gerencher, Erika Haaland, Kristen T. King, Sara Jean McCarthy, and Ken Miller.Crew- Kit Ryan (Stage Manager), Kim Miller (Assistant Director), Erika Haaland (Music Director), Christopher M. Walsh (Fight Choreographer), Paul Kastner (Scene Design and Technical Director), Bridget Barclay-Peters (Prop and Costume Designer), and Chad Brown (Production Manager).
Thursday – Saturday, November 29 – December 29 at 8 PM Berger Park Coach House 6205 N. Sheridan (Granville & Sheridan) Tickets $20 for patrons and $15 for Students & Seniors. Tickets at brownpapertickets.com or by calling 1-800-838-3006.An evening of magnificently bad recitations, heaven-sent revelations, epic perambulations, bad rhymes, unbelievable true stories, poet-baiting, fruit-throwing, sing-alongs, tragedy (personal and epic), and laughter, featuring the worst poet who ever lived.