Announcing our 2011/2012 season
Our Leading Lady by Charles Busch
directed by Michael Rashid
Our Leading Lady by Charles Busch follows the adventures of a group of actors, led by famed thespian Laura Keene, rehearsing for a performance at Ford's Theatre in Washington DC on April 14, 1865. President Lincoln is rumored to be in the audience! What could possibly go wrong?
November 4-Dec 4, 2011
Performances are held at the City Lit Theatre
To purchase tickets click here
Our Leading Lady by Charles Busch follows the adventures of a group of actors, led by famed thespian Laura Keene, rehearsing for a performance at Ford's Theatre in Washington DC on April 14, 1865. President Lincoln is rumored to be in the audience! What could possibly go wrong?
November 4-Dec 4, 2011
Performances are held at the City Lit Theatre
To purchase tickets click here
Homefront
directed by Elissa Newcorn
developed by Ron Popp
Homefront is a new play dealing with a Southern, rural family with a son serving in Afghanistan.
In conjunction with the Chicagao Department of Cultural Affairs Incubator series, Project 891 Theatre Company will workshop and develop a new script with a public performance on October 24.
Tickets can be purchased here
developed by Ron Popp
Homefront is a new play dealing with a Southern, rural family with a son serving in Afghanistan.
In conjunction with the Chicagao Department of Cultural Affairs Incubator series, Project 891 Theatre Company will workshop and develop a new script with a public performance on October 24.
Tickets can be purchased here
WTC View by Brian Sloan
WTC View tells the story of Eric, a resident of New York City who places an ad in the Village Voice for a new room mate. His apartment is great and, to up the value, he mentions that the apartment has a stunning view of the World Trade Center. The ad runs on September 10, 2001.
WTC View presents a panoramic view of a people coming to terms with the unspeakable. As each potential roomate views the apartment and tells their story, Eric slowly begins to realize that he is not alone in his grief, nor in his desire to continue on.
July 20-August 12 2012
Friday and Staurday at 7:30, Sundays at 2:00
Chemically Imbalanced Theatre
1420 W Irving Park Road
WTC View presents a panoramic view of a people coming to terms with the unspeakable. As each potential roomate views the apartment and tells their story, Eric slowly begins to realize that he is not alone in his grief, nor in his desire to continue on.
July 20-August 12 2012
Friday and Staurday at 7:30, Sundays at 2:00
Chemically Imbalanced Theatre
1420 W Irving Park Road
