Vitalist Theatre

	A Passage To India by E. M. Forster adapted by Martin Sherman Directed By Elizabeth Carlin-Metz “Sumptuous artistry, starting with the set and costume designs, and—in one simple but glorious moment worthy of Julie Taymor—a thrilling evocation of an elephant ride.” -- Chicago Free Press April 8th - May 18th \| 2008 \| The Theatre Building, Chicago, IL

	Mother Courage and her Children by Bertholt Brecht adapted by David Hare Directed By Elizabeth Carlin-Metz “…a combustible mix… eclectic, stylized, and riveting… Seldom have eight actors created a world so full. Highly Recommended.” - Larry Bommer, Chicago Reader September 11th - November 5th \| 2006 \| The Theatre Building, Chicago, IL

	Anna Karenina by Tolstoy adapted by Helen Edmunson directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz "A play this good should be written in the sky—the greatest production of Anna Karenina I've ever seen." - Yevgeny Yevtushenko September 12th - October 20th \| 2005 \| The Theatre Building, Chicago, IL

	King Lear by William Shakespeare directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz Top Ten 2004 Chicago Plays “Then there are the shows that seem re-felt from start to finish, offered up as if there was no precedent for their discoveries. Such revelations are even more wonderful when the source is as deceptively familiar as King Lear, happily not so familiar when the Vitalist Theatre reinvent[s] the ultimate dysfunctional clan” - Performink September 8th - October 24th \| 2004 \| The Theatre Building, Chicago, IL

	The Three Lives of Lucie Cabrol by John Berger adapted by Simon McBurney & Mark Wheatly devised by the Theatre de Complicite directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz "Highly Recommended. The Vitalist ensemble works beautifully together. Like Lucie Cabrol herself, this production is marked by great emotional and physical vitality. Vitalist has crafted a work of great loveliness, power, and depth." - Hedy Weiss, Chicago Sun Times January 24th - March 3rd \| 2003 \| The Theatre Building, Chicago, IL
	Floating Rhoda and the Glue Man by Eve Ensler directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz October 17th - November 22nd \| 1998 \| The Blue Rider Theatre, Chicago, IL
	Mill on the Floss by George Eliot directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz November 21st - December 21st\| 1997 \| The Blue Rider Theatre, Chicago, IL
	Also
	365 days / 365 Plays by Suzan-Lori Parks directed by Jaclynn Jutting june 4th -8th\| 2007 \| The Chicago Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Park, Chicago, IL
	The Bay at Nice by David Hare directed by Jaclynn Jutting june 13th - Feb 10th\| 2008 \| Gorilla Tango Theatre, Chicago, IL

	A Passage To India by E. M. Forster adapted by Martin Sherman Directed By Elizabeth Carlin-Metz “Sumptuous artistry, starting with the set and costume designs, and—in one simple but glorious moment worthy of Julie Taymor—a thrilling evocation of an elephant ride.” -- Chicago Free Press April 8th - May 18th \| 2008 \| The Theatre Building, Chicago, IL

	Mother Courage and her Children by Bertholt Brecht adapted by David Hare Directed By Elizabeth Carlin-Metz “…a combustible mix… eclectic, stylized, and riveting… Seldom have eight actors created a world so full. Highly Recommended.” - Larry Bommer, Chicago Reader September 11th - November 5th \| 2006 \| The Theatre Building, Chicago, IL

	Anna Karenina by Tolstoy adapted by Helen Edmunson directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz "A play this good should be written in the sky—the greatest production of Anna Karenina I've ever seen." - Yevgeny Yevtushenko September 12th - October 20th \| 2005 \| The Theatre Building, Chicago, IL

	King Lear by William Shakespeare directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz Top Ten 2004 Chicago Plays “Then there are the shows that seem re-felt from start to finish, offered up as if there was no precedent for their discoveries. Such revelations are even more wonderful when the source is as deceptively familiar as King Lear, happily not so familiar when the Vitalist Theatre reinvent[s] the ultimate dysfunctional clan” - Performink September 8th - October 24th \| 2004 \| The Theatre Building, Chicago, IL

	The Three Lives of Lucie Cabrol by John Berger adapted by Simon McBurney & Mark Wheatly devised by the Theatre de Complicite directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz "Highly Recommended. The Vitalist ensemble works beautifully together. Like Lucie Cabrol herself, this production is marked by great emotional and physical vitality. Vitalist has crafted a work of great loveliness, power, and depth." - Hedy Weiss, Chicago Sun Times January 24th - March 3rd \| 2003 \| The Theatre Building, Chicago, IL
	Floating Rhoda and the Glue Man by Eve Ensler directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz October 17th - November 22nd \| 1998 \| The Blue Rider Theatre, Chicago, IL
	Mill on the Floss by George Eliot directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz November 21st - December 21st\| 1997 \| The Blue Rider Theatre, Chicago, IL
	Also
	365 days / 365 Plays by Suzan-Lori Parks directed by Jaclynn Jutting june 4th -8th\| 2007 \| The Chicago Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Park, Chicago, IL
	The Bay at Nice by David Hare directed by Jaclynn Jutting june 13th - Feb 10th\| 2008 \| Gorilla Tango Theatre, Chicago, IL