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What's new... Suzanne Petri at Davenport’s |
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“Book of Mercy” by Carson Grace Becker at Chicago Dramatists Suzanne Petri and Richard Henzel

“Waiting For Lefty” at American Blues Theater Suzanne and Manny Buckley
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Thank you for visiting! I'm very excited to share with you my website. Thanks to the Illinois Arts Council and the Chicago Community Arts Assistance Program and most of all to my wonderful designer, Kevin Buckstiegel! Suzy and Bob events upcoming:Dear Friends, Happy Hanukkah 2020! We miss people so much, especially hugging and kissing, performing for our audiences and meeting folks at shows, having meetings and rehearsals (our last in-person rehearsal was March 14th--also the last play we went to) This is so hard but luckily we can see each other’s faces and hear each other‘s voices on Zoom and FaceTime. Bob and I are so lucky to have each other and pursue our artistic endeavors together. Lots of readings with Chicago Writers Bloc, also Perennial Theatre Chicago; working on “Bread and Salt” and Bob just adapted “A Child’s Christmas in Wales” plus auditions, auditions, auditions. Bob played the Colonel in "Meet John Doe" for Chicago Senior Radio Players and that will be available to watch soon! So...as we get all that together, watch our interview with Dr.Greta Pope and Jess Jones from the Kaufherr Center at SAG-AFTRA, and go to It's a Wonderful Life: Live in Chicago! at American Blues and the Virtual CCP Gala on Sunday 13 December at 7pm
Join Dr. Greta Pope and her guests, husband and wife team Bob Breuler and Suzanne Petri. SOUND CHECK on YOUTUBE Also check out Greta's conversations with Joe Wright and Joan Hammel, Judy Blue and DO. NOT. MISS!!! THE CHICAGO ORIGINAL Based on the film by: Frank Capra For over 19 years, American Blues has treated audiences to a live retelling of the Frank Capra classic in a 1940s radio broadcast tradition, making It’s a Wonderful Life: Live in Chicago! the second longest-running holiday play in Chicago! To learn more, read our Artistic Director’s note and Backstage Guide. View our digital program. It's a Cabaret Life! A concert from Chicago's living rooms, theatres, sound studios, nightclubs, rehearsal halls, neighborhoods--our homes to yours. This concert is being presented to Chicagoland nursing homes, assisted living, and retirement center's staff & residents to lift spirits with The Gift of Music. Register to receive a link: www.ChicagoCabaret.org Also check out this NITE LIFE EXCHANGE article about our dear friends and Fabulous performers, husband and wife Musical Artists Anne and Mark Burnell. Need something to sip during the show? Featuring Arlene Armstrong, Jamie Brady, Anne Burnell, Mark Burnell, Caryn Caffarelli, Wydetta Carter, Maureen Christine, Cynthia Clarey, Jeff Dean, Elizabeth Doyle, David Edelfelt, John Eskola, Hilary Ann Feldman, Cindy Firing, Laura Freeman, Cathy Glickman, Carla Gordon, Sophie Grimm, Scott Gryder, Ester Hana, Claudia Hommel, Anita Kallen, Gaye Klopak, Amy Lechelt, Beckie Menzie, Tom Michael, LaShera Moore Ellis, Bob Moreen, Marianne Murphy Orland, Daryl Nitz, Anne Palermo, Pam Peterson, Suzanne Petri, Greta Pope, Patricia Salinski, Josephine Sanges, Cheryl Szucsits, Jan Slavin, Bob Solone, Nick Sula, Catherine Thomson, Jeannie Tanner, Joanie Winter, Ellen Winters Reynolds, Pat Rusk, Kevin Wood In Memoriam: Jim Cebastien, Barbara Lee Cohen, Don Conover, Tecora Rogers, Seymour Zitomersky This concert is being presented to Chicagoland nursing homes, assisted living, and retirement center's staff & residents to lift spirits with THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! All The World’s a Stage….until we can get back on one….. A look back at Christmas 2019….no traveling to Minnesota this year…..we celebrate our 35th (!) anniversary on December 30th 2020. We had a great time at home with mom and the family for Christmas
Suz and Bob and Lucy plus Max (our friendly neighborhood alley cat)
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This program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.
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