I, Cinna (the poet)
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Julian Parker takes on the title role in Chicago Shakespeare Theater's production of I, Cinna (the poet), written by Tim Crouch and directed by Tyrone Phillips, streaming on-demand on Chicago ShakesSTREAM, April 5–May 2, 2021. Photo courtesy of Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
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Julian Parker takes on the title role in Chicago Shakespeare Theater's production of I, Cinna (the poet), written by Tim Crouch and directed by Tyrone Phillips, streaming on-demand on Chicago ShakesSTREAM, April 5–May 2, 2021. Photo courtesy of Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
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Julian Parker takes on the title role in Chicago Shakespeare Theater's production of I, Cinna (the poet), written by Tim Crouch and directed by Tyrone Phillips, streaming on-demand on Chicago ShakesSTREAM, April 5–May 2, 2021. Photo courtesy of Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
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Julian Parker takes on the title role in Chicago Shakespeare Theater's production of I, Cinna (the poet), written by Tim Crouch and directed by Tyrone Phillips, streaming on-demand on Chicago ShakesSTREAM, April 5–May 2, 2021. Photo courtesy of Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
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Dozens of actors, directors, designers, and technicians are busy creating upcoming productions, all captured live in the Theater’s performance spaces and streaming on-demand for audiences at home via the new Chicago ShakesSTREAM platform. Photo courtesy of Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
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Following the strictest health and safety protocols, the Theater has been transformed into a soundstage with remote-operated cameras positioned throughout the set to capture the actor’s uninterrupted, live performance from multiple perspectives. Photo courtesy of Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
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A virtual command center allows members of the I, Cinna (the poet) creative team—working safely distanced at the Theater as well as remotely across time zones from Chicago to Japan—to collaborate synchronously. Photo courtesy of Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
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