In Ike Holter’s “The Wolf at the End of the Block,” we’re transported to a fictional Chicago neighborhood riled up by a late-night attack on one of its residents. The modern-day neo-noir play looks at the realities of Chicagoans’ mistrust of the police. The Atlanta premiere of the play is on stage now at Theatrical Outfit through April 24. Director Addae Moon and actor Erika Miranda joined “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes via Zoom to talk more about the moody mystery of “Wolf at the End of the Block.”
Interview highlights:
A story of conflicting narratives:
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