One Man Star Wars Trilogy through Feb 14

[image=http://www.noblefool.org/images4/starwars.gif]
One Man Star Wars Trilogy

I would definitely recommend this show as a "must see" to all Star Wars fans!

Many Chicagoans were fortunate enough to see Charles Ross performances of the One Man Star Wars Trilogy downtown at the Noble Fool Theater last fall & winter. He's back in town again, this time he's performing at the Apollo Theater in the Lincoln Park area.

Showtimes are:

-Friday at 10:30PM
-Saturday at 10:30PM
-Sunday at 6:00PM
-Monday at 7:00PM

Apollo Theater
2540 N. Lincoln Ave.
Chicago, IL 60614


And for those who wish to avoid driving into the city, St. Charles is in the Western suburbs:

(Which is MUCH closer to the Quad Cities!)


Thursday, January 6 at 8:00 PM
Tickets Available at: Pheasant Run Box Office or TicketMaster
DON'T MISS THIS SHOW! ONE NIGHT ONLY!!!

[image=http://www.noblefool.org/images/head01.gif]
Pheasant Run Box Office

Charlie Ross, spent much of his childhood in a galaxy far, far away? adulthood has been similar. He has portrayed a giant caterpillar, taught children about conservation and performed with such respected groups as the Eclectic Circus, Theatre SKAM and the Western Canada Theatre Company. The CBC has said Charlie Ross? ?mastery of each character is top notch?. Now Magazine proclaimed ?the show is a must see for any Star Wars fan.? George Lucas, creator of the Star Wars trilogy, loved the show so much he hired Charlie Ross to promote the new Star Wars movie coming out next spring.

Charles will also be performing the One Man Star Wars Trilogy at Celebration III in Indianapolis this spring.


Charlie Ross the creator and performer of "The One Man Star Wars Trilogy" is slated to bring his show to Star Wars Celebration III this coming April 21 - 24, 2005. The Canadian actor, who has performed around the globe, is scheduled to present five shows at the Indiana Convention Center over the course of the event.

Star Wars enthusiasts who attend Celebration III are in for an exceptional treat. Ross, a long-time Star Wars fan himself, has been performing to rave reviews. Using no props, and no instruments except his versatile and talented voice, Ross performs everything from dialogue and music to sound effects and battle scenes. The result is a high-energy gambol through the original trilogy that fans will not soon forget.

--Quoted from the Celebration III site



This is a very funny show and definitely worth seeing.
Chicago is ~2 - 2 1/2 hours drive from the Quad Cities, isn't it?.