...an element that was important to Juliet. “It was exciting to be able to include plays in the appendix that received a world premiere at TimeLine, (John Conroy’s My Kind...
...honored to recognize three business and community leaders who have recently joined TimeLine Theatre’s Board of Directors: Philip Cable (President, John A. Cable Foundation), Sondra Healy (Co-Chairman, Turtle Wax, Inc.)...
...in alphabetical order: “All My Sons” (TimeLine Theatre) … Kris Vire and John Beer in Time Out Chicago, “Ten most wanted.” Read the entire Time Out Chicago article … #10...
...Playwrights Collective. Read the other posts in the series: Literary Manager Ben Thiem on the challenges of writing history Playwright John Conroy on making sense of a very personal experience...
...and to meet Robert Nemeroff and Phillip Rose, two of the original producers, and hear stories of the early productions of the play. John Fiedler, the original Mr. Lindner, was...
...Broadway revival (famously starring Katie Holmes, as well as John Lithgow, Dianne Wiest and Patrick Wilson) last season. In All My Sons, a middle-class American family struggles to deal with...
...stage. Countless nights I snuck into the back of the house to watch the final number in Jaye Stewart’s Get Ready. I could never grow tired of listening to John...
...Pictured are (in order of first appearance): Mark Richard (Jim), Janet Ulrich Brooks (Kate), Thomas Weitz (Assistant Director), Kimberly Senior (Director), John Byrnes (Frank), Roger Mueller (Joe), Cora Vander Broek...
...apartheid. These collaborative efforts created through the improvisations of John Kani and Winston Ntshona have brought much acclaim to Fugard’s works and an awareness of apartheid’s effects to the rest...
...trying to convince John Birt (played by Dennis Grimes), his long-time friend and producer, to leave his new job in order to pursue the Nixon interviews. Birt is, of course,...
