Director, actor and teacher Frank Galati dies at 79
The Chicago legend won two Tonys for directing and adapting ‘Grapes of Wrath.’
Galati was an ensemble member at the Goodman and Steppenwolf Theaters, taught at Northwestern, worked as a mentor and pioneered adapting novels to the stage. He was part of making Chicago an important player in the national theater scene.
Reset learns about his impact and legacy.
GUEST: Chris Jones, chief theater critic and editorial page editor for the Chicago Tribune
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Director, actor and teacher Frank Galati dies at 79
The Chicago legend won two Tonys for directing and adapting ‘Grapes of Wrath.’
Galati was an ensemble member at the Goodman and Steppenwolf Theaters, taught at Northwestern, worked as a mentor and pioneered adapting novels to the stage. He was part of making Chicago an important player in the national theater scene.
Reset learns about his impact and legacy.
GUEST: Chris Jones, chief theater critic and editorial page editor for the Chicago Tribune