The multimedia ensemble’s latest production is a beautiful and transfixing examination of the effects of the industrial age.
In an unnamed midwestern city sometime in the early 90s, an elderly white
woman lives out her days entirely through her television, while a young
black woman struggles to get by in a faltering economy. Their stories echo
and intertwine in The End of TV, Manual Cinema's transfixing new
multimedia show, which is receiving its Chicago premiere at the Chopin
Theatre.…
The multimedia ensemble’s latest production is a beautiful and transfixing examination of the effects of the industrial age.
In an unnamed midwestern city sometime in the early 90s, an elderly white
woman lives out her days entirely through her television, while a young
black woman struggles to get by in a faltering economy. Their stories echo
and intertwine in The End of TV, Manual Cinema's transfixing new
multimedia show, which is receiving its Chicago premiere at the Chopin
Theatre.…