Pygmalion
Steve O'Connell and Mouzam Makkar. Photo by Johnny Knight.
written by George Bernard Shaw
produced by Stage Left Theatre and Boho Theatre
January 5 - February 10, 2011
at Theater Wit in Chicago
Scenic Design by Eleanor Kahn; Lighting Design by Jessica Harpenau; Costume Design by Theresa Ham; Properties by Cassy Schillo; Sound Design by Adam Smith
_“...quite an entertaining and forthright production from director Vance Smith that brings a certain freshness and insouciance to this familiar, but invariably enjoyable, play”
-Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune
produced by Stage Left Theatre and Boho Theatre
January 5 - February 10, 2011
at Theater Wit in Chicago
Scenic Design by Eleanor Kahn; Lighting Design by Jessica Harpenau; Costume Design by Theresa Ham; Properties by Cassy Schillo; Sound Design by Adam Smith
_“...quite an entertaining and forthright production from director Vance Smith that brings a certain freshness and insouciance to this familiar, but invariably enjoyable, play”
-Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune
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“...directed with speed and intensity by Vance Smith.... simply by selecting the stunningly beautiful and talented Indian-born actress Mouzam Makkar, to play Eliza, Smith has subtly suggested fresh meaning for the play... ”
-Hedy Weiss, Chicago Sun-Times |
“Director Vance Smith has corralled an engaging cast...”
-Scott Morgan, Windy City Times “...Vance Smith does a great job of making his production as visually artistic as possible.” –John J. Accrocco, NewCity" |