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Joe Hanrahan performs THE WORST OF ERIC BOGOSIAN
            "We thought WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE would be Bogosian's 
              last solo, and we wouldn't be doing him again. Then we noticed Bogosian 
              was performing THE WORST around the country. We contacted his agent, 
              who sent our history along to Bogosian. Eric got back to us and 
              said he usually doesn't let anyone else rearrange his stuff, but 
              since we've done him so much he'd give us a shot. He approved our 
              mix of monologues, and we've very pleased to be the first Company, 
              other than Mr. Bogosian, to perform this collection of work."  
                 Joe Hanrahan
 
             "We like the fact we're doing this show in a lot of different 
              places, including the new Commonspace in the Grand Center area, 
              and Tech, right near Downtown. And we're really excited about performing 
              at Blueberry Hill. It's a great venue and you can grab a drink before 
              or after the show. We appreciate Joe Edwards' support of theatre 
              in the Loop, and we'd like to contribute to its awareness and growth 
              in that neighborhood."  
                 David Wassilak
 
 ERIC BOGOSIAN is the author of the plays TALK RADIO, subUrbia, GRILLER, HUMPTY DUMPTY and his Obie Award-winning solo performances, as well as his recently published first novel, MALL  He is the recipient of the Berlin Film Festival Silver Bear Award, a Drama Desk Award, and two NEA fellowships. As an actor, he has appeared in many television shows and feature films (including voice work in Midnight's favorite, BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD DO AMERICA, and roles in the recent acclaimed films, ARARAT and IGBY GOES DOWN). He lives in New York City.
 For more information on Eric Bogosian, go to www.EricBogosian.com.
Check out the Reviews of "The Worst of Bogosian"
            "...wildly vulgar and shockingly comic, an electrical storm of modern sensibilities 
              bursting over American life." 
                The 
              St. Louis Post Dispatch   
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