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World Premiere & More Set for Jackalope Theatre 16th Season

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By Chloe Rabinowitz Verified, Ronán Noone, Jay Stull
| BroadwayWorld Verified
Jackalope Theatre Company has revealed its 16th season to be performed at its new home in Edgewater, Berger Park, 6205 N. Broadway Ave. The 2024 season includes the previously announced one-man thriller in rhyme, The Smuggler, February 16 – March 16, by Ronán Noone, directed by Gus Menary and starring Andrew Burden Swanson and shares the second production in the season, the world premiere of The Singularity Play, May 18 – June 22, by Jay Stull and directed by Georgette Verdin.
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DATA, Winner of The Alliance/Kendeda National Graduate Playwriting Competition to be Presented in May

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By Jessica Huang, Jay Stull, Keyanna Khatiblou
| BroadwayWorld Verified
The Alliance/Kendeda National Graduate Playwriting Competition will continues to spotlight the best emerging playwrights with a virtual production of this year's winning play DATA and virtual readings of the four finalist plays. The 17th competition winner, DATA is a fast-paced thriller that looks behind the closed doors of Silicon Valley. DATA is written by Matthew Libby and the virtual production is directed by Susan V. Booth.
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Review: The Many Guises of Meryl in ‘Streepshow!’

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By Elisabeth Vincentelli Verified, Jay Stull, Andrew Neisler
| The New York Times Verified
If your knowledge of Meryl Streep’s screen work is superficial, “Streepshow!” could drive you mad with frustration. But then Jay Stull’s new play may have that effect even if you know your Mary Fisher from your Madeline Ashton. It is, after all, built on a concept that could have made for an ace sketch but instead takes up nearly five derrière-numbing hours, split in two installments of two “episodes” each.
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