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‘The Three Sisters’: Delving Into the Human Psyche

The Windy City Playhouse production is faithful to the Anton Chekov classic.
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‘The Three Sisters’: Delving Into the Human Psyche
Anton Chekov's play delves into the human psyche. The cast of “Three Sisters.” Aaron Reese Boseman Photography
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CHICAGO—“The Three Sisters” is not for everyone. It’s not for those who want escapism, adventure, or the exhilaration of musical theater. But it is for the philosophically inclined, the psychologically curious, and those wanting a deeper understanding of humanity and life.
(L–R) Masha Prozorov (Katherine Schwartz), Irina Prozorov (Ellie Duffey) and Olga Prozorov (Maria Stephens), in “Three Sisters.” (Aaron Reese Boseman Photography)
(L–R) Masha Prozorov (Katherine Schwartz), Irina Prozorov (Ellie Duffey) and Olga Prozorov (Maria Stephens), in “Three Sisters.” Aaron Reese Boseman Photography
Betty Mohr
Betty Mohr
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As an arts writer and movie/theater/opera critic, Betty Mohr has been published in the Chicago Sun-Times, The Chicago Tribune, The Australian, The Dramatist, the SouthtownStar, the Post Tribune, The Herald News, The Globe and Mail in Toronto, and other publications.