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Sunday, April 15, 2007
For one night in May, Chicago's Loop is going to resemble a slice of European nightlife. This week
Hello Beautiful!
gives you a sneak preview of the all-night festival,
Looptopia
.
Our
Hello! Fellow
this week is Ty Tabing. He's the executive director of the
Chicago Loop Alliance
and the creative mind behind
Looptopia
. He's also served for the Greater State Street Council and the City of Chicago's Department of Planning.
Plus hear stories on eccentric boat riders drifting down the Chicago river, how to compose music for Shakespeare, and the return of Theater Oobleck's
The Strangerer
.
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Act 1: Guerilla Flotilla
Ty Tabing on the all-night festival
Looptopia
, plus weird boats on the Chicago river.
Act 2: The Music of the Bard
Composer George Stiles comments on translating the prose of William Shakespeare into song, plus more on
Looptopia
.
Act 3: The Strangerer
Mickle Maher's play
The Strangerer
explores Camus' existentialism and the first Bush/Kerry presidential debate of 2004.
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