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2000 – 2001 Season

Not About Nightingales
Streeterville
The Seagull
Not About Nightingales

by Tennessee Williams
directed by William Brown

Midwest Premiere

Oct 17, 2000 - Dec 3, 2000

An inmate hunger strike and forbidden romance inside a prison fuels this 1930s drama about love and injustice.

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Streeterville

by G. Riley Mills and Ralph Covert
directed by Nick Bowling

World Premiere

Feb 15, 2001 - Mar 18, 2001

An historical account of the events and eccentric individual behind one of Chicago's most colorful neighborhoods.

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The Seagull

by Anton Chekhov
a new version by Tom Stoppard

directed by Lynn Ann Bernatowicz

May 5, 2001 - Jun 3, 2001

Anton Chekhov's classic story of artistry, envy, and unrequited love, set in the world of the Russian theatre.

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“Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it.” — Edmund Burke
“People tend to forget that the word 'history' contains the word 'story.'” — Ken Burns
“We learn from history that we learn nothing from history.” — George Bernard Shaw
“History: gossip well told.” — Elbert Hubbard
“Why doesn't New York have more Off-Broadway companies like TimeLine?”
“I can't give you a simple answer to that tricky question, but I can tell you this: The fact that we don't is one of the many reasons why I've come to feel that the Windy City is blowing the Big Apple out of its once-secure spot at the top of America's theatrical tree. ”
— Terry Teachout, The Wall Street Journal
  • On Stage
    • SOON: Boulevard of Bold Dreams
    • Our 2022-2023 Season
    • Calendar
    • TimePieces Readings
    • Living History Education
    • Playwrights Collective
    • Past Productions
  • Tickets
    • Get Tickets
    • Calendar
    • FlexPass Reservations
    • THE TIMELINE FLEXPASS
    • Groups & Discounts
    • MyLine (age 18-35)
    • Tickets FAQ
    • Gift Subscriptions
  • Plan Your Visit
    • Health and Safety
    • Directions & Parking
    • Local Dining
    • Accessibility
    • Seating & Services
  • Support Us
    • Make a Donation
    • New Home in Uptown
    • Step Into Time Gala
    • Individual Giving
    • Institutional Giving
  • Explore & Learn
    • Explore BOULEVARD OF BOLD DREAMS
    • The TimeLine Experience
    • Behind the ‘Line Blog
  • About
    • About TimeLine
    • Antiracism Statement
    • News
    • People
    • Work with Us
    • Press Room
    • Plans & Documents
    • Contact Us

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