This annual showcase of experimental theater, performance, and music from Chicago’s fringe, coproduced by Curious Theatre Branch and Prop Thtr, runs through 11/12. This year’s festival includes an emphasis on work by, or inspired by, Samuel Beckett. All performances are at the Prop Thtr, 3502-4 N. Elston, unless otherwise noted. Admission is $15 or “pay what you can,” except where noted. For information and reservations, call 773-539-7838 or visit rhinofest.com. Following is the schedule through 11/2; a complete schedule is available online at chicagoreader.com.
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Danger Face: The Slow Burn Idris Goodwin offers the second part of his pulp serial–the first premiered last summer. Inspired by Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, it follows two outlaw brothers into a fantastical art gallery. Joe Peracchio of New Mexico’s Tricklock Theatre Company directs, and Michael Haeflinger provides live musical accompaniment. Presented on a double bill with The, End?! (see separate listing). a Tue 10/31, 7 PM.
In the Dark Writer/performer Israel Antonio’s autobiographical solo play traces the effect of sudden blindness on his journey through adolescence. Scott Vehill directs. a Through 10/31: Fri 9:30 PM, Tue 7 PM.
Porno Zombies A Halloween-themed play, written by Matt Casarino and directed by Emily Lotspeich. a 10/30-10/31: Mon-Tue 9:30 PM.
Art accompanying story in printed newspaper (not available in this archive): photo/Brandi Lewis.
