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Theatre
Review: Chicago Tribune
Finding comfort in a 'Busy World'
I like Bunin's play because it's willing to talk frankly about
our need for comfort...you'll find ample food for thought here
and more than a little succor.
Theatre
Review: Chicago Free Press
If emotional anatomy were a course, Keith Bunin would be a full
professor. Just as wonderful, Bunin’s effortless emotional
accuracy is marvelously captured by Kimberley Senior’s
flawlessly cast, powerfully orchestrated Chicago premiere, a
Next Theatre triumph to treasure.
Theatre
Review: Time Out Chicago
Bunin’s characters are nuanced, complicated people. And
it’s a pleasure to hear intelligent debate about religion.
Theatre
Review: Windy City Times
Consistently lively intelligence of the work; Peggy Roeder is
rock-solid as Hannah.
Theatre
Review: ChicagoCritic.com
Exquisite writing fuels this ‘thinking persons’
drama
A lush work filled complicated fully developed characters in
layered relationships. Hellman and Grimes are two of the most
talented young dramatic actors in Chicago and Peggy Roeder is
a peerless Chicago veteran player.
Preview:
Time Out Chicago
Cruising my religion: Scribe Keith
Bunin takes on faith at Next Theatre.
“You
can’t teach morality in a vacuum,” Bunin says. “You
need those metaphors that come from storytelling.”
Preview:
Chicago Sun-Times
Next takes leap of faith with ‘Hushed’
In this play about family and faith, [playwright] Bunin debates
the existence of God, the veracity of the Gospels and how faith
is a process full of questions.
Preview:
Pioneer Press
Next's 'Hush' will get you talking
"Every time I've been an audience member at Next, I've
left the theater talking," Senior says. "It's a provocative
theater -- not necessarily shocking, but you leave there wanting
to talk about the plays."
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