Misplaced Son
Opens March 13 - April 5
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8pm
Illegal Drama is pleased to present its upcoming production of MISPLACED SON, a new play written by Matt Rieger and directed by Adam Rosenberg
Performances held at:
Center Portion Artist Project Space
2850 W. Fullerton Ave.
Chicago, IL 60647
Opens March 13th-April 5th
Shows Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 8pm
12$ suggested donation
Runtime - 95 mins. including a brief intermission.
Please do call ahead for reservations as
seating is limited (really).
312.218.2548
Featuring:
Scott T. Barsotti, last seen in Jenny Magnus's Round and Round
Casey Cunningham,
last seen in Beau O'Reilly's The Madelyn Trilogy
Matt Riegar last seen in Beau O'Reilly's The Mandelyn Trilogy
Misplaced Son is a peculiar dark comedy of errors that occurs when Sarge, a laconic killer-for-hire, and Jasmine, his nervous and impulsive novitiate, execute one Harry Schotz, a white-collar thief who lives alone. In order to fulfill their contract, they must find "IT" in Schotz's house, but an unexpected knock at the door turns out to be Schotz's abandoned-before-birth son, Warren. Sarge coolly assumes the role of Schotz, but as light is shed on the reason for Warren's visit, unwittingly blunders into the role of the estranged father. Jasmine, intent on murdering Warren (or anyone else who gets in her way), reluctantly plays the part of the imaginary Mrs. Schotz as the pair of killers buy time in service of a solution. For Jasmine, the exit is obvious: kill the kid, find "IT", and get out. But in order for Sarge to remain true to his strict ethical code, he must negotiatie this accidental relationship, one which blossoms to the point where the lie is as important, if not more so, than the facts.
For more information about Illegal Drama,
please visit our website:
www.illegaldrama.com
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