Jekyll & Hyde, the Musical Kokandy Productions

JEFF RECOMMENDED


"Calling all Jekkies! Calling all Jekkies! Get thee to Chopin Theatre for director Derek Van Barham's new production of the mother lode. - You will not be disappointed"  - Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune

“Jekyll  & Hyde’ commits to the ultra-goth, bodice-ripping monster mash." - Catey Sullivan, Chicago Sun-Times

“entire ensemble deliver performances with clarity, precision, and wit”  Kerry Reid, Chicago Reader

"you'd be hard pressed to say this isn't a million dollar production"  - Misha Davenport, Broadwayworld.com

It is not very often that I think I might need  to add another star making it 6*'s.. This one is not to be missed” - Alan Bresloff, AroundTheTownChicago.com

“an absolute must-see for Chicago theater  lovers” - Anthony Cusumano, Third Coast Review

stylish vision to life with a cast of scary good  voices…….near-perfect production…” - John Accrocco, Buzz Center Stage

“a top flight ensemble of enormous depth and versatility...It doesn't get better than this! - Ed Tracy, PicksInSix



Performances Thu-Sat 7p, Sun 5p

Tickets: $25/33 (Previews Oct 10-24); $35-55 (Oct 25-Dec 21st)

More info: scot@KokandyProductions.com

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Porcelain War American Documentary

Dec 8th screening Porcelain War  - “As war ravages their homeland, three artists choose to stay in their native Ukraine, armed with their art, their cameras, and for the first time in their lives, their guns. A stunning tribute to the resilience of the human spirit, embodying the enduring hope and passion of ordinary people living through extraordinary circumstances”.  Film is co-presented with @chicagograndgallery, #PolskyFoundation,  @kartemquin, @uimachicago, and @razom.for.ukraine

Post-Screening Q&A panel moderated by AmDoc Board member & former Chicago Times journalist Jane Hirt and will feature Porcelain War filmmakers Olivia Ahneman (producer), Brendan Bellomo (director), Camilla Mazzaferro (producer), and Olya Glantsman (Faculty/Staff Advisor, Ukrainian-American Cultural Association at DePaul University).

Suggested donation $10
Doors 630p, Film 7p

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