In two weeks, the Loft’s very own theatre troupe, B.O.O.K.: Theatre With A Spine, will present its stage adaptation of Marcus Zusak’s award-winning, 2002 comic mystery, I Am The Messenger. Performed by area teens, this exciting, hilarious, and at times unsettling production will overtake the Evanston Public Library’s Community Room space on the first floor. You’ll watch an energetic ensemble of actors and technicians create the story and evoke its settings, hear live music, and see short video segments produced and directed by members of the acting troupe. TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY! FREE!
About IATM: When 19 year old cabdriver Ed Kennedy – local deadbeat, hopeless card player, and sad-sack lover – unwittingly stops a bank robbery he begins receiving Aces in the mail. Each playing card, inscribed with clues, leads Ed to different addresses around his hometown where he must act to change the lives of the people inside. He has been chosen “to care,” he has been chosen to be “the messenger,” but by whom? Would you follow the cards? Would you have the courage to complete each clue even in the face of mortal danger? And just who is behind Ed’s mission? Come to the Evanston Public Library on July 25 or 26 to see our theatre troupe rock this “story of laughter, fists, and romance” live.
Where: Evanston Public Library, Community Room, 1st Floor
When: Saturday, July 25 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, July 26 at 3 p.m.
Cost: FREE!
(This production is recommended for anyone 12 years old and up).
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