...a show about Paul and Julia, and we agreed to keep thinking and talking. “To Master the Art” playwrights William Brown (left) and Doug Frew. Summer 2008 at the table...
...in the box office. The Wild Men staring George Wendt and Peter Burns was playing in the Body Politic Theatre. Dennis Zacek was in Roger Rueff’s Hospitality Suite in the...
...theatre is bustling with excitement and familiar faces. Warm greetings from PJ, Nick, Lou, Lara, Liz and Juliet. Joyful hugs from David, Terry, Matt, Michael, Dennis, Cheney and Beth. Eager...
...we perceive the person as a worthy victim? Judy and Dennis Shepard, Matthew’s parents, are deeply connected to Arleen Weise, Keith Jones or Bill Anderson. They all lost children in...
The past few weeks have been extraordinary as all of us at TimeLine have seen the world premiere of To Master the Art by William Brown and Doug Frew —...
...Williams’ “Not About Nightingales,” directed by William Brown, 2000. Juliet: I think Not About Nightingales (2000) felt like a watershed moment … like we really were arriving. We had Bill...
...script last winter. That delivery was followed by an impassioned referral from my long-time friend, collaborator and TimeLine Associate Artist William Brown, director of such TimeLine shows as To Master...
...of the upcoming production of “The Pitmen Painters,” Jordan Brown, Steven Pringle, Dan Waller, James Houton and William Dick. It’s exciting to kickoff of our 15th year, and I hope...
...have to be smarter than math to make it work. What do you love about this space? William Brown (Director and Co-Playwright for To Master The Art): I think the...
...773, and the remount of our 2010 hit To Master the Art by William Brown and Doug Frew at the Broadway Playhouse, presented by the Chicago Commercial Collective and Broadway...
