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93 Performances Found
Lake Zurich Performing Arts Center (CYT McHenry)
Chicago Dramatists (Chicago Dramatists)
10 Virgins. Could truth lie underneath the muck and dirt of a marsh?
Museum of Contemporary Art (Heather Raffo)
Theatre Building Chicago (Vitalist Theatre)
A Passage to India. When a young English woman associates with a Muslim doctor during the Raj period in India, destruction hits.
Royal George Theatre Center (Chicago Dramatists)
A Steady Rain. It's madness, anger and love on the cold streets of our beloved big-shouldered city.
Victory Gardens Greenhouse Theater (Shattered Globe Theatre )
A Taste of Honey. Working-class Jo must find her own way in 1950s Manchester, England.
Chicago Cultural Center
About Dance. Blend a sizzling dance performance and sharp dance criticism.
Heartland Studio (BoHo Theatre )
Gorilla Tango Theatre (Stripper's Picnic)
Gorton Center for the Arts (Citadel Theatre)
Lookingglass Theatre Company (Lookingglass Theatre Company)
Theatre on the Lake (Dog & Pony Theatre Company)
RadioStar (Bortz Entertainment Group)
Artistic Home
Biography. Eavesdrop on the bitching and dishing of a socialite to the stars.
Briar Street Theatre
Blue Man Group. A silent but oddly endearing blue trio explore the humorous and bizarre.
Redmoon Central (Redmoon Theater)
Boneyard Prayer. Using puppetry and shadow images, Redmoon explores one man's struggle during the Great Depression.
Studio Theatre (Chicago Cultural Center) (Theatre Seven)
Boys & Girls. Boys and girls: No one can ever write enough about them.
Gorilla Tango Theatre (Recapitulation)
eta Creative Arts Foundation (eta Creative Arts Foundation)
Checkmates. Two couples experience marriage in totally different ways.
Steppenwolf Merle Reskin Garage Theatre (Collaboraction)
Joe's Bar (Mikey O Comedy Productions)
Chicago Shakespeare Theater (Chicago Shakespeare Theater)
Chicago Shakespeare Theater (Chicago Shakespeare Theater)
Chicago Center for the Performing Arts (ComedySportz)
Chicago Center for the Performing Arts (Thirteen Pocket Productions)
Steppenwolf Upstairs Theatre (Steppenwolf Theatre Company)
Wilmette Theatre (Caryn Bark)
Bailiwick Arts Center (Hell in a Handbag Productions)
Die! Mommie, Die!. The campiest theatre in Chicago takes it up a notch with Charles Busch's homage to 1960s thriller films. Oh, man!
Second City ETC (Second City)
Disposable Nation. From stem cells to smokers to Pluto-everything in America is disposable.
redtwist theatre (redtwist theatre)
Doubt. Did someone say "moral ambiguity"?
Chicago Temple (Silk Road Theatre Project)
Durango. The Lee boys are the perfect Korean-American boys—or are they?
TimeLine Theatre Company (TimeLine Theatre Company)
Fiorello!. TimeLine is bringin' a little slice of Broadway back to Chicago.
Court Theatre (Court Theatre)
O'Rourke Center for the Performing Arts (Pegasus Players)
Steep Theatre (Steep Theatre Company)
Greensboro: A Requiem. Emily Mann brings a murderous tragedy the coverage it should have received 28 years ago.
Athenaeum Theatre (DePaul Theatre School)
Pheasant Run Theatre (Noble Fool Theatricals)
Profiles Theatre (Profiles Theatre)
Royal George Theatre Center (InFusion Theatre Company)
Intrigue with Faye. Kate Robins, writer/producer of HBO's "Six Feet Under," brings her talent to the stage.
St. Patrick Performing Arts Centre (Chicago Kids Company)
Livebait Theater (The Artistic Home)
Merle Reskin Theatre (Theatre School at DePaul University)
Kosi Dasa. No Eyes and Diata, a young couple, must accept sacrifice.
The Gift Theatre Company (The Gift Theatre Company)
Royal George Theatre Center
National Pastime Theater (Infamous Commonwealth Theatre)
Lincoln Restaurant (Tight Five Productions)
Athenaeum Theatre (Greasy Joan & Company)
Macbeth. Just don't say "Macbeth" out loud, for this play may actually be cursed...
The Building Stage (The Building Stage)
Black Ensemble Theater (Black Ensemble Theater Company)
Copley Theatre (TOC Productions)
Annoyance Theatre (Annoyance Productions)
IO Theater
Nogoodnicks. A fierce improv duo tackles overlapping narratives.
A Red Orchid Theatre (A Red Orchid Theatre)
Marriott Theatre (Marriott Theatre)
Nunsense. Sister Julia accidentally poisoned 52 nuns. What now?
Timothy Christian (CYT DuPage)
Oliver!. Everyone's favorite orphan is back.
Stage Left Theatre (Stage Left Theatre)
Omniscience. Somewhere in the distant, dystopian future, there's an unfinished documentary...
Victory Gardens Theater Greenhouse (Remy Bumppo Theatre Company)
Chopin Theatre (The Hypocrites)
Our Town. Reject all notions of traditional theatre!
The Neofuturarium (Neo-Futurists)
Picked Up. Television pilots and theatre—two unlikely bedfellows—wrestle in this new ever-changing production.
Peter Jones Gallery (Halcyon Theatre)
Pirandello's Henry IV. An Italian nobleman falls off his horse and then thinks he's a medieval German emperor.
Second City ETC (Second City)
Pressure Billiards & Cafe (Edge Comedy)
Huntley High School for Performing Arts (CYT Kane)
Victory Gardens Greenhouse (MPAACT)
She Calls Up The Sun. Resident playwright Addae Moon contemplates rural Florida culture and folklore in her play.
Drury Lane Water Tower Place (Broadway In Chicago)
Beverly Arts Center (Chicago Kids Company Theatre )
American Theater Company (American Theater Company)
The McAninch Arts Center (Buffalo Theatre Ensemble)
Athenaeum Theatre (Greasy Joan & Co.)
Sueno. Mystical, haunting and humorous adaptation.
Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace (Drury Lane Oakbrook)
Sweet Charity. Based on Fellini's screenplay for "Nights of Cabiria" (1957), this musical captures the story of Charity Hope Valentine.
the side project (SiNNERMAN Ensemble )
Sweet Confinement. Five twenty-somethings confront wounds old and new inside...a bathroom.
City Lit Theater (5th Floor Productions)
Merle Reskin Theatre (The Theatre School at DePaul University)
The Giver. Lois Lowry's award-winning book hits the stage.
Various (Various)
Theater Thursdays. Catch new shows and accompanying theater-related events every Thursday.
Gorilla Tango Theatre (Three Cat Media)
Three Cat Thursdays. Local and national artists headline the cabaret series, with a different show format each week.
Viaduct Theatre (Big Brother Productions)
Tweaked. Tweaked out ladies try to keep things under wraps.
Chase Bank Auditorium (NPR and Chicago Public Radio)
Comedy Shrine Theater (Comedy Shrine)
Whose Line?. The classic t.v. show comes to life...as improv.
Ford Center for the Performing Arts, Oriental Theatre (Broadway in Chicago)
Wicked. The musical back story of Glinda and the Wicked Witch of the West.
Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace (Drury Lane Oakbrook Theatre for Young Audiences)
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