The Kings Proposal or the Marriage to Princess Guido March 19, 2006

written and directed by Michael Govier Following the tremendous success of the Encore Series workshop presentation of Michael Govier's comedy, Chemically Imbalanced Comedy is proud to open their 2006 season with the premiere production of The King's Proposal or the Marriage of Princess Guido, opening March 23 at The Cornservatory. The King's Proposal or the Marriage of Princess Guido is the tale of a King, two Queens, a Prince, a Princess, a servant, three Players and a woman named Jo. The greedy King wants to control the kingdom and, in doing so, decides to marry off his daughter, the Princess, to the Prince. However, the Princess is in love with a Player and the Prince is in love with Queen Roger; they each go to great lengths to prevent the marriage from taking place. The King charges Guido, his servant, with the task of making the marriage happen...or else. Don't miss this hysterical evening of mistaken identity, forced marriage, forced puppetry, a play within a play, cross-dressing...and it has swords!

Previews: Sunday, March 19 @ 5:30pm & Wednesday, March 22 @ 8pm
Opens: Thursday, March 23 @ 8pm
Runs: Thursdays and Fridays @ 8pm & Sundays @ 5:30pm through April 30
Location: The Cornservatory (4210 N. Lincoln Ave)
Reservations: (773) 865-7731
Admission: $15.00

Featuring Ian Alderman, Stacie Barra, Brennan Buhl, Anthony Courser, Jill Fenstermaker, Toby Minor, Paul Perroni, Andy Thorpe, Erin Rooney, Rachel Shapiro, Anthony Tournis and Curtis Williams