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ȺpÎÞÂë Philip Lynch Theatre Presents 'Kodachrome' by Adam Szymkowicz

“Kodachrome” written by Adam Szymkowicz, will have performances on February 14-16 and February 20-23 at the Philip Lynch Theatre at ȺpÎÞÂë in Romeoville. This play is recommended for audiences aged 13 and older. 

The first weekend performances are at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, with a 2:30 ±è.³¾. matinee on Sunday. The second-weekend performances are at 7:30 ±è.³¾. on Thursday and Friday, with a 2:30 p.m. matinee on Saturday and Sunday. 

Ticket purchases are $13 for adults and $12 for students and seniors. ȺpÎÞÂë students pay $3 with an ID. The running time of the show is approximately 90 minutes. No intermission will be held for this production.

Ticket purchases can be made online with a credit card on the PLT Website at . Click the “buy tickets” link. The box office will be open the hour before the performance. 

KODACHROME is a guided tour of Colchester through the eyes, or the lens, of a character known as the Photographer, who serves as the narrator. Her camera and her stories capture moments in the lives of the town's denizens, including the Hardware Store Owner who hasn't healed from the death of his wife, the lonely but unfailingly optimistic Florist, the Young Woman who has no idea what she wants, and the Waitress whose daily routine has been the same for the past 20 years. Together, these moments encapsulate what it is to be a person navigating the rocky waters of love. 

Kodachrome’s cast features the following ȺpÎÞÂë undergraduate and graduate students: El Johnson, John Kladis, Justin “Juice” McCarthy, Chris Flynn, Sarai Luna, Sydney Kaczorowski, Hanna Hale, Janae Larry, Brooklynn Chapman, Molly Gustafson, Muba Fayzullaeva, Ashley Stajura, and Victor Gonzalez Morales

Annie Calhoun serves as the director for this caring and thoughtful production. Set Designer Andrew Nelsen makes the small town of Colchester come to life on the stage. Costumer Celeste Mackey mirrors the set with costumes that reflect the town's personalities. Tia Nicholson-Bourne (stage manager), Dave Pomatto (assistant technical director), and the rest of the backstage crew work behind the scenes.

For more information, patrons can follow the Philip Lynch Theatre (PLT) on social media @pltlewisu. Patrons may call the box office (815) 836- 5500 or email boxoffice@lewisu.edu.

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