- “PIRATES OF THE CHEMOTHERAPY should not be missed; it has been a highlight of the theatre season It is my hope that another production will be mounted and that even more people will find their way to see it.” READ MORE
- “Schutte’s two-act sturdy play is so eloquent and afoot with transparent emotion that his piece dramatizes breast cancer awareness in simple, many times comedic, but profound moments on the healing powers of human interaction.” READ MORE
- CELEBRATE LIFE, COURAGE, AND GREAT THEATER WITH PIRATES OF THE CHEMOTHERAPY
(Theatre Reviewer: David Adams)
September 25, 2009
A new play from local playwright Paul Schutte has opened in Hampton Roads. It is a stunning work that this reviewer predicts is destined for greatness. READ MORE
- Racimo con Brio
By Victoria Racimo
Thursday, October 01, 2009A highly charged and imaginative production, (directed by Brandon Lyles) the audience was given a powerful, fresh approach to coping with breast cancer. Comedy, fantasy, vaudeville, and pathos comingle in this original dramedy. It’s a play that entertains and enlightens. The ensemble cast worked nicely together. Included were some excellent characters as defined by Annie Cacioppo, Donna Wolf, and Ashlie Bruun Ranhorn. John Tracy’s music sets colorful and purposeful tones for each scene.“Pirates”will be repeated October 23-25 at Thomas Nelson Community College in the Dr. Mary T Christian Auditorium. Tickets are $16 and all proceeds will be donated to breast cancer support groups. Contact 757-224-8937.As fun raiser for yourselves and as a fundraiser for very important and worthwhile causes, I urge you all to catch the next performances.
- ‘Pirates of the Chemo’ a Clever Take on Breast Cancer
By WY Daily Staff
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
In Paul Schutte’s new play, six actresses transform from mothers and wives to pirates, complete with hooks, eye patches and scarves dotted with skulls and crossbones. Schutte’s pirates aren’t searching for treasure or tormenting the seas; they’re searching for peace from their own tormentor: cancer. READ MORE
- Play aims to educate for a cause
By Prue Salsky, The Daily Press
If you want to be entertained and support those suffering from breast cancer at the same time, there’s a play for you at the Kimball theater in Williamburg. READ MORE
- Breast Cancer dramatized – Pirates of Chemotherapy next month at Kimball Theater
By Ann Efimetz, The Virginia Gazette
The genius of Paul Schutte’s new play occurred a couple years ago after he saw one of his friends who was battling cancer. READ MORE
- Pirates of Chemo
By Diana McFarladn, The Smithfield Times
There’s no peg legs or hook sin this bunch – but their experiences could test the sturdiest ship. READ MORE
