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| A WORLD PREMIERE BY APRIL SMALLWOOD DIRECTED BY TOMA TAVARES LANGSTON MARCH 19 - APRIL 24, 2010 PREVIEWS MARCH 17 & 18 @ 8PM THURSDAYS - SATURDAYS @ 8PM PERFORMANCES HELD AT NORTH LAKESIDE CULTURAL CENTER |
*FOR MATURE AUDIENCES
Luke is not an average 17 year-old boy, attending
living room sermons by his zealous father as he
helps convert his backyard shed into a church.
But his life of innocence and small town naivety
changes drastically when he meets a free-spirited
boy named Chance. Luke’s father Paul
disapproves of the friendship but the insistence of
his wife Sarah overcomes his misgivings. As the
two boys grow closer, Luke succumbs to Chance’s
charms and their relationship spirals out of
control. As Luke struggles to find himself and his
place in the world, his love for Chance clashes
with his traditional religious values. The result
finds him questioning his own faith, his own
desires, and whether Chance is an agent of the
devil sent to destroy him.
Luke is not an average 17 year-old boy, attending
living room sermons by his zealous father as he
helps convert his backyard shed into a church.
But his life of innocence and small town naivety
changes drastically when he meets a free-spirited
boy named Chance. Luke’s father Paul
disapproves of the friendship but the insistence of
his wife Sarah overcomes his misgivings. As the
two boys grow closer, Luke succumbs to Chance’s
charms and their relationship spirals out of
control. As Luke struggles to find himself and his
place in the world, his love for Chance clashes
with his traditional religious values. The result
finds him questioning his own faith, his own
desires, and whether Chance is an agent of the
devil sent to destroy him.
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InnateVolution Theater Productions
1461 West Winnemac, 2nd
Chicago, IL 60640
PH: 312.513.1415
Email: info@innatevolution.org
1461 West Winnemac, 2nd
Chicago, IL 60640
PH: 312.513.1415
Email: info@innatevolution.org
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“All of the arts, poetry, music, ritual, the visible arts, the
theater, must singly and together create the most
comprehensive art of all, a humanized society, and its
masterpiece, free man”
- Bernard Berenson (American art critic, 1865-1959)
theater, must singly and together create the most
comprehensive art of all, a humanized society, and its
masterpiece, free man”
- Bernard Berenson (American art critic, 1865-1959)
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