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DESCRIPTION:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan\n\nFred Curchack performs outrag
 eous Xcerpts from nine of his internationally acclaimed plays\, with music
 \, video\, and eye-boggling visuals. Not for kids!\n\nThe University of Te
 xas at Dallas – University Theatre\nApril 10\, 11\, 12 & 17\, 18\, 19 at
  7:30 p.m.\nFree Admission\n\nTrigger warning: This performance contains d
 epictions of and references to rape\, abortion\, suicide\, decapitation\, 
 obscenity\, profanity\, insanity\, racism\, sexism\, classism\, fascism\, 
 and extreme irony.\n\nFred has written and performed seventy-eight origina
 l theatre pieces. He has been hailed as “a theatrical virtuoso” by the
  NY Times\, a “writer\, editor\, director\, musician\, mask-maker extrao
 rdinaire” by the LA Times\, a “theatrical genius … supremely talente
 d artist” by The Dallas Morning News.\n\nAfter receiving drama degrees f
 rom the High School of Performing Arts in N.Y.\, and from Queens College\,
  Curchack studied Indian Kathakali\, Japanese Noh\, Balinese Topeng\, Afri
 can dance\, choreography with Alwin Nikolais\, and he trained with Grotows
 ki’s Polish Theatre Lab. He is Professor of Theatre at The University of
  Texas at Dallas.\n\nReviews of excerpts that will be performed:\n\nSTUFF 
 AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON:\n“Year’s Ten Most Noteworthy Plays … when Mr.
  Curchack is on stage\, imagination knows no limitations.”\n-- Mel Gusso
 w\, The New York Times\n\nWHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE :\n“Theater Pick o
 f the Week … Curchack’s magic is ultimately personal rather than techn
 ical\, leaving the audience gasping with awe and admiration.”\n-- Tom Pr
 ovenzano\, L.A. Weekly\n\nSexual Mythology part 1: THE UNDERWORLD:\n“Thi
 s is as exciting an evening of theater as we have had this season\, as poe
 tic an evening in the theater as we have ever had.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, 
 WRR-Dallas\n\nPURGATORY:\n“extraordinary … like Joseph Campbell joinin
 g forces with Fellini.”\n-- Tom Sime\, Dallas Observer\n\nGRANDPA’S HO
 ME VIDEOS:\n“a genius performance artist … merits repeat viewings”\n
 -- Perry Stewart\, Theater Jones\n\nDIONYSOS DOES DALLAS: A Geek Tragedy:\
 n“BEST BET -- Gut-busting satire and disturbing tragedy … an extraordi
 nary evening.”\n-- Mary DeDanan\, Pacific Sun\n\nGAUGUIN'S SHADOW:\n“f
 ascinating … complex and evocative portrait of the artist as an inquiry 
 into the glory and ugliness of the passion to make art."\n-- Robert Hurwit
 t\, San Francisco Chronicle\n\nTHE COMEBACK OF FREDDY CHICKAN:\n“theatri
 cal genius … supremely talented artist.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, The Dalla
 s Morning News
GEO:32.988453;-96.748732
LOCATION:University Theatre (TH)
SUMMARY:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/the-resurrection-of-fredd
 y-chickan
CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan\n\nFred Curchack performs outrag
 eous Xcerpts from nine of his internationally acclaimed plays\, with music
 \, video\, and eye-boggling visuals. Not for kids!\n\nThe University of Te
 xas at Dallas – University Theatre\nApril 10\, 11\, 12 & 17\, 18\, 19 at
  7:30 p.m.\nFree Admission\n\nTrigger warning: This performance contains d
 epictions of and references to rape\, abortion\, suicide\, decapitation\, 
 obscenity\, profanity\, insanity\, racism\, sexism\, classism\, fascism\, 
 and extreme irony.\n\nFred has written and performed seventy-eight origina
 l theatre pieces. He has been hailed as “a theatrical virtuoso” by the
  NY Times\, a “writer\, editor\, director\, musician\, mask-maker extrao
 rdinaire” by the LA Times\, a “theatrical genius … supremely talente
 d artist” by The Dallas Morning News.\n\nAfter receiving drama degrees f
 rom the High School of Performing Arts in N.Y.\, and from Queens College\,
  Curchack studied Indian Kathakali\, Japanese Noh\, Balinese Topeng\, Afri
 can dance\, choreography with Alwin Nikolais\, and he trained with Grotows
 ki’s Polish Theatre Lab. He is Professor of Theatre at The University of
  Texas at Dallas.\n\nReviews of excerpts that will be performed:\n\nSTUFF 
 AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON:\n“Year’s Ten Most Noteworthy Plays … when Mr.
  Curchack is on stage\, imagination knows no limitations.”\n-- Mel Gusso
 w\, The New York Times\n\nWHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE :\n“Theater Pick o
 f the Week … Curchack’s magic is ultimately personal rather than techn
 ical\, leaving the audience gasping with awe and admiration.”\n-- Tom Pr
 ovenzano\, L.A. Weekly\n\nSexual Mythology part 1: THE UNDERWORLD:\n“Thi
 s is as exciting an evening of theater as we have had this season\, as poe
 tic an evening in the theater as we have ever had.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, 
 WRR-Dallas\n\nPURGATORY:\n“extraordinary … like Joseph Campbell joinin
 g forces with Fellini.”\n-- Tom Sime\, Dallas Observer\n\nGRANDPA’S HO
 ME VIDEOS:\n“a genius performance artist … merits repeat viewings”\n
 -- Perry Stewart\, Theater Jones\n\nDIONYSOS DOES DALLAS: A Geek Tragedy:\
 n“BEST BET -- Gut-busting satire and disturbing tragedy … an extraordi
 nary evening.”\n-- Mary DeDanan\, Pacific Sun\n\nGAUGUIN'S SHADOW:\n“f
 ascinating … complex and evocative portrait of the artist as an inquiry 
 into the glory and ugliness of the passion to make art."\n-- Robert Hurwit
 t\, San Francisco Chronicle\n\nTHE COMEBACK OF FREDDY CHICKAN:\n“theatri
 cal genius … supremely talented artist.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, The Dalla
 s Morning News
GEO:32.988453;-96.748732
LOCATION:University Theatre (TH)
SUMMARY:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/the-resurrection-of-fredd
 y-chickan
CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan\n\nFred Curchack performs outrag
 eous Xcerpts from nine of his internationally acclaimed plays\, with music
 \, video\, and eye-boggling visuals. Not for kids!\n\nThe University of Te
 xas at Dallas – University Theatre\nApril 10\, 11\, 12 & 17\, 18\, 19 at
  7:30 p.m.\nFree Admission\n\nTrigger warning: This performance contains d
 epictions of and references to rape\, abortion\, suicide\, decapitation\, 
 obscenity\, profanity\, insanity\, racism\, sexism\, classism\, fascism\, 
 and extreme irony.\n\nFred has written and performed seventy-eight origina
 l theatre pieces. He has been hailed as “a theatrical virtuoso” by the
  NY Times\, a “writer\, editor\, director\, musician\, mask-maker extrao
 rdinaire” by the LA Times\, a “theatrical genius … supremely talente
 d artist” by The Dallas Morning News.\n\nAfter receiving drama degrees f
 rom the High School of Performing Arts in N.Y.\, and from Queens College\,
  Curchack studied Indian Kathakali\, Japanese Noh\, Balinese Topeng\, Afri
 can dance\, choreography with Alwin Nikolais\, and he trained with Grotows
 ki’s Polish Theatre Lab. He is Professor of Theatre at The University of
  Texas at Dallas.\n\nReviews of excerpts that will be performed:\n\nSTUFF 
 AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON:\n“Year’s Ten Most Noteworthy Plays … when Mr.
  Curchack is on stage\, imagination knows no limitations.”\n-- Mel Gusso
 w\, The New York Times\n\nWHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE :\n“Theater Pick o
 f the Week … Curchack’s magic is ultimately personal rather than techn
 ical\, leaving the audience gasping with awe and admiration.”\n-- Tom Pr
 ovenzano\, L.A. Weekly\n\nSexual Mythology part 1: THE UNDERWORLD:\n“Thi
 s is as exciting an evening of theater as we have had this season\, as poe
 tic an evening in the theater as we have ever had.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, 
 WRR-Dallas\n\nPURGATORY:\n“extraordinary … like Joseph Campbell joinin
 g forces with Fellini.”\n-- Tom Sime\, Dallas Observer\n\nGRANDPA’S HO
 ME VIDEOS:\n“a genius performance artist … merits repeat viewings”\n
 -- Perry Stewart\, Theater Jones\n\nDIONYSOS DOES DALLAS: A Geek Tragedy:\
 n“BEST BET -- Gut-busting satire and disturbing tragedy … an extraordi
 nary evening.”\n-- Mary DeDanan\, Pacific Sun\n\nGAUGUIN'S SHADOW:\n“f
 ascinating … complex and evocative portrait of the artist as an inquiry 
 into the glory and ugliness of the passion to make art."\n-- Robert Hurwit
 t\, San Francisco Chronicle\n\nTHE COMEBACK OF FREDDY CHICKAN:\n“theatri
 cal genius … supremely talented artist.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, The Dalla
 s Morning News
GEO:32.988453;-96.748732
LOCATION:University Theatre (TH)
SUMMARY:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/the-resurrection-of-fredd
 y-chickan
CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan\n\nFred Curchack performs outrag
 eous Xcerpts from nine of his internationally acclaimed plays\, with music
 \, video\, and eye-boggling visuals. Not for kids!\n\nThe University of Te
 xas at Dallas – University Theatre\nApril 10\, 11\, 12 & 17\, 18\, 19 at
  7:30 p.m.\nFree Admission\n\nTrigger warning: This performance contains d
 epictions of and references to rape\, abortion\, suicide\, decapitation\, 
 obscenity\, profanity\, insanity\, racism\, sexism\, classism\, fascism\, 
 and extreme irony.\n\nFred has written and performed seventy-eight origina
 l theatre pieces. He has been hailed as “a theatrical virtuoso” by the
  NY Times\, a “writer\, editor\, director\, musician\, mask-maker extrao
 rdinaire” by the LA Times\, a “theatrical genius … supremely talente
 d artist” by The Dallas Morning News.\n\nAfter receiving drama degrees f
 rom the High School of Performing Arts in N.Y.\, and from Queens College\,
  Curchack studied Indian Kathakali\, Japanese Noh\, Balinese Topeng\, Afri
 can dance\, choreography with Alwin Nikolais\, and he trained with Grotows
 ki’s Polish Theatre Lab. He is Professor of Theatre at The University of
  Texas at Dallas.\n\nReviews of excerpts that will be performed:\n\nSTUFF 
 AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON:\n“Year’s Ten Most Noteworthy Plays … when Mr.
  Curchack is on stage\, imagination knows no limitations.”\n-- Mel Gusso
 w\, The New York Times\n\nWHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE :\n“Theater Pick o
 f the Week … Curchack’s magic is ultimately personal rather than techn
 ical\, leaving the audience gasping with awe and admiration.”\n-- Tom Pr
 ovenzano\, L.A. Weekly\n\nSexual Mythology part 1: THE UNDERWORLD:\n“Thi
 s is as exciting an evening of theater as we have had this season\, as poe
 tic an evening in the theater as we have ever had.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, 
 WRR-Dallas\n\nPURGATORY:\n“extraordinary … like Joseph Campbell joinin
 g forces with Fellini.”\n-- Tom Sime\, Dallas Observer\n\nGRANDPA’S HO
 ME VIDEOS:\n“a genius performance artist … merits repeat viewings”\n
 -- Perry Stewart\, Theater Jones\n\nDIONYSOS DOES DALLAS: A Geek Tragedy:\
 n“BEST BET -- Gut-busting satire and disturbing tragedy … an extraordi
 nary evening.”\n-- Mary DeDanan\, Pacific Sun\n\nGAUGUIN'S SHADOW:\n“f
 ascinating … complex and evocative portrait of the artist as an inquiry 
 into the glory and ugliness of the passion to make art."\n-- Robert Hurwit
 t\, San Francisco Chronicle\n\nTHE COMEBACK OF FREDDY CHICKAN:\n“theatri
 cal genius … supremely talented artist.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, The Dalla
 s Morning News
GEO:32.988453;-96.748732
LOCATION:University Theatre (TH)
SUMMARY:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/the-resurrection-of-fredd
 y-chickan
CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances
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DESCRIPTION:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan\n\nFred Curchack performs outrag
 eous Xcerpts from nine of his internationally acclaimed plays\, with music
 \, video\, and eye-boggling visuals. Not for kids!\n\nThe University of Te
 xas at Dallas – University Theatre\nApril 10\, 11\, 12 & 17\, 18\, 19 at
  7:30 p.m.\nFree Admission\n\nTrigger warning: This performance contains d
 epictions of and references to rape\, abortion\, suicide\, decapitation\, 
 obscenity\, profanity\, insanity\, racism\, sexism\, classism\, fascism\, 
 and extreme irony.\n\nFred has written and performed seventy-eight origina
 l theatre pieces. He has been hailed as “a theatrical virtuoso” by the
  NY Times\, a “writer\, editor\, director\, musician\, mask-maker extrao
 rdinaire” by the LA Times\, a “theatrical genius … supremely talente
 d artist” by The Dallas Morning News.\n\nAfter receiving drama degrees f
 rom the High School of Performing Arts in N.Y.\, and from Queens College\,
  Curchack studied Indian Kathakali\, Japanese Noh\, Balinese Topeng\, Afri
 can dance\, choreography with Alwin Nikolais\, and he trained with Grotows
 ki’s Polish Theatre Lab. He is Professor of Theatre at The University of
  Texas at Dallas.\n\nReviews of excerpts that will be performed:\n\nSTUFF 
 AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON:\n“Year’s Ten Most Noteworthy Plays … when Mr.
  Curchack is on stage\, imagination knows no limitations.”\n-- Mel Gusso
 w\, The New York Times\n\nWHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE :\n“Theater Pick o
 f the Week … Curchack’s magic is ultimately personal rather than techn
 ical\, leaving the audience gasping with awe and admiration.”\n-- Tom Pr
 ovenzano\, L.A. Weekly\n\nSexual Mythology part 1: THE UNDERWORLD:\n“Thi
 s is as exciting an evening of theater as we have had this season\, as poe
 tic an evening in the theater as we have ever had.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, 
 WRR-Dallas\n\nPURGATORY:\n“extraordinary … like Joseph Campbell joinin
 g forces with Fellini.”\n-- Tom Sime\, Dallas Observer\n\nGRANDPA’S HO
 ME VIDEOS:\n“a genius performance artist … merits repeat viewings”\n
 -- Perry Stewart\, Theater Jones\n\nDIONYSOS DOES DALLAS: A Geek Tragedy:\
 n“BEST BET -- Gut-busting satire and disturbing tragedy … an extraordi
 nary evening.”\n-- Mary DeDanan\, Pacific Sun\n\nGAUGUIN'S SHADOW:\n“f
 ascinating … complex and evocative portrait of the artist as an inquiry 
 into the glory and ugliness of the passion to make art."\n-- Robert Hurwit
 t\, San Francisco Chronicle\n\nTHE COMEBACK OF FREDDY CHICKAN:\n“theatri
 cal genius … supremely talented artist.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, The Dalla
 s Morning News
GEO:32.988453;-96.748732
LOCATION:University Theatre (TH)
SUMMARY:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/the-resurrection-of-fredd
 y-chickan
CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances
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DTEND:20250420T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan\n\nFred Curchack performs outrag
 eous Xcerpts from nine of his internationally acclaimed plays\, with music
 \, video\, and eye-boggling visuals. Not for kids!\n\nThe University of Te
 xas at Dallas – University Theatre\nApril 10\, 11\, 12 & 17\, 18\, 19 at
  7:30 p.m.\nFree Admission\n\nTrigger warning: This performance contains d
 epictions of and references to rape\, abortion\, suicide\, decapitation\, 
 obscenity\, profanity\, insanity\, racism\, sexism\, classism\, fascism\, 
 and extreme irony.\n\nFred has written and performed seventy-eight origina
 l theatre pieces. He has been hailed as “a theatrical virtuoso” by the
  NY Times\, a “writer\, editor\, director\, musician\, mask-maker extrao
 rdinaire” by the LA Times\, a “theatrical genius … supremely talente
 d artist” by The Dallas Morning News.\n\nAfter receiving drama degrees f
 rom the High School of Performing Arts in N.Y.\, and from Queens College\,
  Curchack studied Indian Kathakali\, Japanese Noh\, Balinese Topeng\, Afri
 can dance\, choreography with Alwin Nikolais\, and he trained with Grotows
 ki’s Polish Theatre Lab. He is Professor of Theatre at The University of
  Texas at Dallas.\n\nReviews of excerpts that will be performed:\n\nSTUFF 
 AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON:\n“Year’s Ten Most Noteworthy Plays … when Mr.
  Curchack is on stage\, imagination knows no limitations.”\n-- Mel Gusso
 w\, The New York Times\n\nWHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE :\n“Theater Pick o
 f the Week … Curchack’s magic is ultimately personal rather than techn
 ical\, leaving the audience gasping with awe and admiration.”\n-- Tom Pr
 ovenzano\, L.A. Weekly\n\nSexual Mythology part 1: THE UNDERWORLD:\n“Thi
 s is as exciting an evening of theater as we have had this season\, as poe
 tic an evening in the theater as we have ever had.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, 
 WRR-Dallas\n\nPURGATORY:\n“extraordinary … like Joseph Campbell joinin
 g forces with Fellini.”\n-- Tom Sime\, Dallas Observer\n\nGRANDPA’S HO
 ME VIDEOS:\n“a genius performance artist … merits repeat viewings”\n
 -- Perry Stewart\, Theater Jones\n\nDIONYSOS DOES DALLAS: A Geek Tragedy:\
 n“BEST BET -- Gut-busting satire and disturbing tragedy … an extraordi
 nary evening.”\n-- Mary DeDanan\, Pacific Sun\n\nGAUGUIN'S SHADOW:\n“f
 ascinating … complex and evocative portrait of the artist as an inquiry 
 into the glory and ugliness of the passion to make art."\n-- Robert Hurwit
 t\, San Francisco Chronicle\n\nTHE COMEBACK OF FREDDY CHICKAN:\n“theatri
 cal genius … supremely talented artist.”\n-- Lawson Taitte\, The Dalla
 s Morning News
GEO:32.988453;-96.748732
LOCATION:University Theatre (TH)
SUMMARY:Resurrection of Freddy Chickan
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/the-resurrection-of-fredd
 y-chickan
CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances
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