Heidi Stillman on Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo
Posted November 29th, 2012 by erikschroederCompany members mentioned in this entry: Heidi Stillman
Ensemble Member Heidi Stillman
Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo is ferocious. It is raw, edgy, provocative, darkly funny and timely. It’s about the war in Iraq, it’s about War, it’s about war as an act of human - or animal - nature, the repercussions of war, the displacement of war, and the existence of God. Much of the existential questioning is done by a Tiger. Or after the first scene of the play, the ghost of a tiger.
A guided tour through Lookingglass and the set of Metamorphoses with Ensemble Member Larry DiStasi
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March 2, 2013 - Celebrating 25 Years of Ensemble Collaboration, Transformation and Invention
Lookingglass Theatre’s Board of Trustees and Gala Committee announce one of Chicago’s highly anticipated events of the season, the 2013 Lookingglass gglassquerade, which will celebrate 25 years of ensemble collaboration, transformation and invention.
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In this video: Doug Hara and Louise Lamson
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A special message from Ensemble Member Raymond Fox
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In this video: Raymond Fox |
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“Let me not outlive me own capacity to love...” Myth and Being Human
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Venue: Water Tower Water Works |
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“...never think - never think! -- you are safe from love...”: Love, Sex and Myth |
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Venue: Water Tower Water Works |
