Granny goodness John Zinn, left, plays disapproving Nanna to Matt Farabee’s ribbon-dancing, doll-playing, Nina Simone–loving 11-year-old Emory in Pavement Group’s MilkMilkLemonade, opening this week at [node:31243 link=Chicago Dramatists;]. Joshua Conkel’s dark, playful comedy frames issues of growing up gay in rural America through some of the tropes of children’s theater (but is very much meant for adults).
Pavement Group opens MilkMilkLemonade
Joshua Conkel’s comedy has its Chicago premiere at Chicago Dramatists.
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