This review contains spoilers. Manual Cinema’s “Frankenstein” began with a literal bang: lightning crashing across the screen, accompanied by sounds of thunder and flickering lights. Directed by Drew Dir, the production ran at Chicago’s Studebaker Theater Oct. 28 through Nov. 1, retelling the Mary Shelley classic through shadow puppetry, live music and other creative visual... The post Curtain Call: Manual Cinema’s ‘Frankenstein’ revives old story with shadow puppets, live music appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.