Friday, March 6, 2009
The Dastardly Ficus is Unmissibly Good
REVIEWS ARE IN!
Be amazed and delighted thru April 4th at the Chopin theatre, dear readers. The times they are tough like a bit of ill cut and badly charred roast beef yet we forge bravely ahead! Edwardian boots on feet, Striped stocking pulled up to the knee, empty bird cages and antique settees in place and ready to entertain you.
Now is the time when your support for things like magical realism matters most. The large mechanical elephants and evil potted plants of the world will be the better for it.
The Dastardly Ficus is delightful!
Get your tickets in a flash at www.strangetree.org
Why just look at what these kindly folks are saying:
“Charmingly Morbid.”
-Chicago Reader
“This play already has a cult following—see it and you’ll understand why.”
-Chicagocritic.com
“…Walk out of the theater feeling you’ve seen something completely, delightfully original.”
-TimeOut Chicago
“An artfully constructed gem.”
-NewCity Chicago
“Schwartz is a master storyteller.”
-Chicago Reader
“The Dastardly Ficus offers a deadly good time!”
-SteadStyleChicago.com
“Friedrich Doesn’t have a current theatrical peer.”
-TimeOut Chicago
“Enoch can stare daggers through a coffee table.”
-NewCity Chicago
“Everything I love about Edward Gorey, Roald Dahl, and any fairy tales with wicked stepsisters or spinster aunts is currently living warmly in the basement of the Chopin Theater.”
-NewCity Chicago
“Head-turning comic technique.”
-TimeOut Chicago
“Disturbing and overwhelmingly endearing.”
-Chicago Reader
“A most delightful bit of offbeat whimsy.”
-SteadStyleChicago.com
“What makes “The Dastardly Ficus” so fun is the talent of these two women.”
-NewCity Chicago
“Carol Enoch and Nancy Freidrich make for a surprisingly affecting if outrageous pair.” -SteadStyleChicago.com
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i saw the play this weekend with my wife. it was wonderful. charming, funny, delightful...
also, it might be funny if the ficus was brought back on stage at the end.
good work!
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