Continuing our support of productions that embrace inclusion for artists and audiences, below are shows that you can buy tickets to THIS WEEK that we feel are moving our community in the right direction. Let your wallet do the talking. Buy tickets to shows that celebrate inclusion. Then write to producers and tell them you want to see more of it. Decision makers are led by numbers and this is one way we can all make a difference. American Theatre Company presents Xanadu Book by Douglas Carter Beane Music & Lyrics by Jeff Lynne & John Farrar Based on the Universal Pictures film Screenplay by Richard Danus & Marc Rubel Directed by Lili-Anne Brown As a tribute to ATC's late artistic directo
More perspectives in the room. More opportunities. This is what we want for our city and our industry. Inclusion onstage and in our audiences begins with diversity on both sides of the table. There are wonderful shows in our community featuring work from playwrights with different voices, and some new voices to Chicago. Let's go and see some shows, shall we? Victory Gardens Theatre presents The House That Will Not Stand Written by Ensemble Playwright Marcus Gardley Directed by Artistic Director Chay Yew Inspired by Federico García Lorca’s THE HOUSE OF BERNARDA ALBA - In early 1800s New Orleans, a time when free women of color entered into common-law marriages with rich white men, Beart
Continuing our support of productions that embrace inclusion for artists and audiences, below are shows that you can buy tickets to THIS WEEK that we feel are moving our community in the right direction. Let your wallet do the talking. Buy tickets to shows that celebrate inclusion. Then write to producers and tell them you want to see more of it. Decision makers are led by numbers and this is one way we can all make a difference. The Yard at Theatre on the Lake presents I & YOU Written by Laura Gunderson Directed by Dana Murphy Playing through June 26 at Berger Park Cultural Center 6205 N Sheridan Rd Chicago, IL One afternoon, Anthony arrives unexpectedly at classmate Caroline's door bear
