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Chicago Humanities Festival

Theater UnSpeakAble: Superman 2050

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    Based in Chicago, IL, Theater UnSpeakAble is dedicated to telling stories using the entire body, mind, heart and soul. Working indoors and outdoors, TU creates live theatrical performances combining elements of movement, dance, mime, circus and clown.

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Epic story, pocket proportions—seven actors share one tiny platform, just 3-by-7 feet of space, and upon it an original Superman tale unfolds. Set in a fictional 2050 Metropolis with a remarkable resemblance to Chicago, the show’s imaginative, resourceful cast members use only their bodies and voices to create every prop, scene, sound effect, and character in a battle between Superman and Lex Luthor for the future of the Midwest’s beloved high-speed rail network. Superman 2050 is bare-bones theater at its most physical and imaginative. Fresh from a successful run at Chicago’s The Second City, Theater UnSpeakAble performs this high-energy, fast-paced show at New York’s Times Square International Theater Festival in winter 2012.

This show is recommended for ages 7 and up. Running time is 35 minutes.

blog Read Theater UnSpeakAble's Artistic Director Marc Frost's guest blog about this program. 

These performances are presented in partnership with the Theatre & Interpretation Center, Northwestern University.

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