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Announcing Red Tape's 2008-09 Season
Red Tape Theatre is proud to announce their upcoming 2008-2009 season. Lope De Vega's, The Dog in a Manger, adapted and directed by Artistic Director James Palmer, will open the season in October, followed by Henrik Ibsen's, An Enemy of the People, adapted by ensemble member Robert Oakes, in May 2009.
Red Tape is excited to embark this season on the challenge of adapting and creating original works. Red Tape's ensemble of artists will collaborate to hone in on the essence of these classic works and frame them for a contemporary audience. The themes of this season will question class, social structure and conformity in past and present societies.
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Our Location - St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Episcopal Church has been serving the Lakeview community since 1888. It has a long tradition of commitment to social ministry. For more information, visit www.stpeterschicago.org.
Red Tape Theatre Company is housed within St. Peter's Episcopal Church. We facilitate the use of the gymnasium and various other rooms for rehearsal. Organizations interested in renting a space at St. Peter's should contact us at info@redtapetheatre.com.
St. Peter's Episcopal Church 621 W. Belmont Ave Chicago. IL 60657
Red Tape is excited to embark this season on the challenge of adapting and creating original works. Red Tape's ensemble of artists will collaborate to hone in on the essence of these classic works and frame them for a contemporary audience. The themes of this season will question class, social structure and conformity in past and present societies.
St. Peter's Episcopal Church has been serving the Lakeview community since 1888. It has a long tradition of commitment to social ministry. For more information, visit 