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Photos of Erik Kaiko (top) and Austin
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Durango absolutely
must close June
15
Don't miss
this mesmerizing
Midwest Premiere
By Julia
Cho
Directed by Carlos
Murillo
Featuring: Joseph Anthony Foronda,
Walter Brody, Austin Campion,
Erik Kaiko and Dawen Wang
Presenting Sponsor:
Official Lighting Sponsor:
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"Durango is
quietly devastating…Carlos Murillo’s staging is fittingly both stark and
tender…Cho’s work feels so distinctly
American…deft, penetrating scenes…understated
but detailed performances…tense moments build to an emotionally shattering
climax."
- Zac Thompson, Chicago Reader
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Photo of Joseph Anthony Foronda and Erik Kaiko by Michael Brosilow
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"Durango manages
to deftly evoke a family where no male really has the
words to reach another male…Cho is a compassionate and interesting writer
able to
see the world from more than one side…grounded in familial truth."
- Chris Jones, Chicago
Tribune
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Photo of Erik
Kaiko, Dawen Wang, and Joseph Anthony Foronda by Michael Brosilow
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"a road trip with a difference … echoes of both Death of a Salesman
and Leaving Iowa…has
the ring of truth… directed with
an appealing minimalism...at once universal and specific."
RECOMMENDED
- Hedy Weiss, Chicago
Sun-Times
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Photo of Erik Kaiko
and Dawen Wang by Michael Brosilow
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"An automobile
journey of intimate scenes…elegantly simple in presentation…
truthfully written and exceptionally well performed…Director
Carlos Murillo
delves deep…full of theatrical surprises and painterly beauties."
- Jonathan Abarbanel, Windy City
Times
"a drama that's timeless in its assessments of families but
frighteningly timely in its look at American
economics."
- Christopher Piatt, Time Out Chicago
ABOUT DURANGO
To the outside world, the Lee boys look like the perfect Korean
American sons: Isaac plans to be a doctor and his younger brother, Jimmy, is a champion swimmer with a bright future. But when their widowed father,
Boo-Seng, decides to take them on a road trip to Durango, Colorado, all three find themselves grappling with old memories and unhealed wounds. As
tempers flare and secrets break open, the difference between who they are and who they’ve pretended to be threatens to tear the family apart.
EVER TAKEN A FAMILY ROAD TRIP?
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WHERE:
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Silk Road Theatre Project at The Historic Chicago Temple Building
77
W. Washington St., Pierce Hall, Chicago
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WHEN:
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May 1 - June 15, 2008
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PERFORMANCES:
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Thursdays at 7:30pm
Fridays at 8:00pm
Saturdays at 4:00pm and
8:00pm
Sundays at 4:00pm
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TICKETS:
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Thursdays and Fridays - $28.00
Saturday and Sunday Matinees -
$30.00
Saturday Evenings - $32.00
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GROUP SALES:
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Excellent group rates available for groups of 10 or more. Call Box
Office & Group Sales Manager Amber Mack at 312-857-1234 ext. 201 or email her at boxoffice@srtp.org.
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Venue
Silk Road Theatre Project is the professional theatre- in-residence at The Historic Chicago
Temple Building, smack dab in the heart of Chicago's Loop Theatre District.
77 W. Washington St.,
Pierce Hall (Lower Level),
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Best Parking Deal in the Loop!
$6 for Silk Road Patrons
230 W. Washington St. ,
Chicago
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west of the theatre)
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Silk Road Theatre Project
at The Historic Chicago Temple Building
77 West Washington Street | Pierce Hall | Chicago, IL 60602
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