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Boys & Girls
Chicago Cultural Center, Studio Theater
77 E Randolph St (at Michigan Ave)
Loop/West Loop, Chicago | Map312-742-8497
El: Red to Lake; Orange, Pink, Green, Brown, Purple (rush hrs) to Randolph. Bus: 3, X3, 4, X4, 6, 10, 14, 26, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 151, 157. Metra: Elec to Millennium Station | Directions
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Tickets: $15 advance, $20 door
Description
Pairing Daniel MacIvor's one-act “Never Swim Alone” (about how awful men can be) and Wendy MacLeod's “The Shallow End” (about how awful teenage girls can be), Theatre Seven's double bill features all the Type-A personalities found in down-market Mars-Venus variations. And yet it impressively sidesteps romcom for the more dangerous water of gender intramurals. In MacIvor's sleekly violent play, directed with head-turning precision by Margot Bordelon, two suit-wearing players (excellent Brian Stojak and Brian Golden) recount directly to the audience their “friendship” since childhood. Meanwhile, MacLeod's play, about the summer poolside backbiting of pubescent girls, features irreplaceable real teens.—CPWhen
Jun 15 2008 3pm
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Great show, both plays amazing