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Darrell W. Cox and Cheryl Graeff in The Mercy Seat
With its production of The Mercy seat, Profiles Theatre gives us actor Cheryl Graeff in an intensely riveting performance that the Jeff Committee would do well to remember when they're handing out awards for the 2009 season. But does playwright Neil La Bute deliver a script worthy of the staging's performances? Click here to read my full review over at Scotty Zacher's Chicago Theatre Blog.
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