Hi There!
I am here today to let you know (or remind you if already know) about an upcoming show that is NOT TO MISS!
You Are Here by Margot Bordelon
April 19th & 20th @ 7:30pm
Victory Garden Biograph Theatre
“Last fall I dropped everything to spend three months breaking out of my liberal bubble and exploring the country at a politically charged time. I documented my journey with digital audio, photography, and video and have shaped the material into a multimedia story that debuts at the Victory Gardens Biograph Theatre on April 19th and 20th.”
Reviews of past performances by Bordelon:
[Love, Valor & Technology] Named “Top 5 Solo Shows of 2007″
-NewCity Chicago
“Bordelon…is in total command of her airtight material. She also is pretty, funny, observant, fast-talking and knowingly sexy — with a 1950s girl-next-door allure that disguises a mischievous, naughty-girl persona. Highly recommended”
-Hedy Weiss, Chicago Sun Times
Many of you know Margot from Theatre Seven of Chicago, or Serendipity Theatre Collective’s 2nd Story or Around the Coyote or Collaboraction or Lookingglass or Steppenwolf – the list goes on and on. I have included you in this email about “You Are Here” because you have either come to shows I have recommended in the past or because you know Margot personally and I am 100% confident you are going to enjoy this. All the info is below and a discount code for $5 off when you purchase your ticket ahead of time.
See you at The Biograph,
Cassy
Victory Gardens Fresh Squeezed Series presents
YOU ARE HERE
April 19 & 20, 7:30pm, $20
Written and performed
by Margot Bordelon
Directed by William S. Rogers
Sound by Mikhail Fiksel, USA
Video by Sean J.S. Jourdan & C.J. Arellano
Dramaturgy by Christopher Devine
Use the code “MARGOT”
when you order online or by calling 773.871.3000
Read more at Victorygardens.org
$3 PBR and $1 Girl Scout Cookie Flights
Tickets available by clicking here
or by calling 773.871.3000
Victory Gardens Biograph Theater
2433 N. Lincoln Ave.
Chicago, IL 60614
victorygardens.org
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