Chicago Theatre Week CONTINUED!
League of Chicago Theatres announces the return of Chicago Theatre Week CONTINUED! featuring more than 30 shows throughout the city and suburbs || February 17th - 23rd || Tickets on sale at www.HotTix.org
League of Chicago Theatres announces the return of Chicago Theatre Week CONTINUED! featuring more than 30 shows throughout the city and suburbs || February 17th - 23rd || Tickets on sale at www.HotTix.org
REDTWIST THEATRE ANNOUNCES CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM FOR WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S TITUS ANDRONICUS, DIRECTED BY ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT DUSTY BROWN, FEBRUARY 23rd - MARCH 30th || Anne Sheridan Smith Plays the Renowned General in this Original Adaptation by Brown and Jordan Gleaves
Writers Theatre continues its 2024/25 Season with the touching Irish drama TRANSLATIONS Written by Brian Friel, Directed by Artistic Director Braden Abraham || April 3rd – May 4th
IDLE MUSE THEATRE COMPANY ANNOUNCES CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM FOR THEIR SPRING PRODUCTION, RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN’S THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, MARCH 13th – APRIL 1th, AT THE EDGE OFF-BROADWAY THEATER
|| Sheridan’s Boundary-Smashing Classic Comedy of Manners Presents a Cadre of Social Elite Who Put Today’s Worst Social Media Influencers to Shame in a Fresh Recutting Directed By Evan Jackson and Featuring an Ensemble of Dazzling Talent.
HIGH DEMAND FOR TICKETS PROMPTS EXTENSIONS OF TWO GOODMAN PRODUCTIONS || ***FAT HAM EXTENDS A SECOND TIME (THROUGH MARCH 9) AND SUSAN V. BOOTH’S MAJOR REVIVAL OF BETRAYAL, STARRING IAN BARFORD, HELEN HUNT AND ROBERT SEAN LEONARD, EXTENDS THROUGH MARCH 23***
Celebrating its 51st anniversary awarding recognition for Non-Equity theater, the Joseph Jefferson Awards announces its nominations for theater excellence among Non-Equity theater during the 2024 season.
The League of Chicago Theatres celebrates Black History Month in conjunction with Chicago Theatre Week 2025
Black Ensemble Theater presents Elvis Presley Was A Black Man Named Joe || Written and Directed by Founder and CEO Jackie Taylor
March 1 – April 20
Open Space Arts Chicago Premiere of MR. PARKER to extend run two weeks, through March 1st || A heartfelt drama by Michael McKeever exploring love after loss, and the complexities of new beginnings.