I saw in Issue No. 24 of New York Theatre Review (10-22-2006) a notice of Chicago's pre-Broadway tryout of The Pirate Queen. It seems pretty much in line with the opinions expressed by several Illinois Theatre Association members on the bus heading back to Arlington Heights after they saw the show in early October.
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