Pioneer Press
By Kathy Catrambone
October 2006
The play — set in 17th century Rome, Malta and Naples — tells the story of Caravaggio, the father of the Baroque style of art, whose daring creativity and volatile personality attracted the favor and wrath of the Church he both loved and reviled. Whether undertaking commissions from the Vatican or confronting the cruelties of the Inquisition, Caravaggio’s short life was charged with artistry, violence and passion.
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News Release
September 19, 2006
According to playwright Vetere, “After hundreds of years of not being appreciated there is now a major interest in Caravaggio. His work deals with humanity’s suffering and his realism is relevant for us today.”
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News Release
September 12, 2006
The production of Caravaggio marks a homecoming-of-sorts for director Heinen, who started her career in Chicago and now resides and primarily works in London. Heinen’s most notable Chicago theatre credit was as co-Artistic Director of Footsteps Theatre, which was Chicago’s premiere women’s theatre for over a decade.
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