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    The Strangerer

    Chopin Theatre  | Find Tickets

    1543 W Division St (at Milwaukee Ave)
    Ukrainian Village/West Town, Chicago  | Map

    773-347-1041

    El: Blue to Division. Bus: 9 (24hrs), 56, 70  | Directions

    Prices

    Tickets: $10

    Description
    Sparked by President Bush's recent announcement that he'd read Albert Camus's The Stranger, Mickle Maher's wonderfully weird new play frames W. as a murderer experiencing an existential meltdown during a 2004 debate against John Kerry. The three sterling character actors (Guy Massey as Bush, Maher as Kerry and stone-faced Colm O'Reilly as bloodless moderator Jim Lehrer) might make it look at first like satire as comfort food. But for all its dazzling erudite humor, a chilly, unsettling breeze blows throughout.—CP
    When

    Jun 29 3pm .


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