This bloody, over-the-top comedy combines original material with text from TWELFTH NIGHT and NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD to explore what happens when a zombie apocalypse plagues a production of one of the bard's funniest comedies. Join the cast on stage and off as they attempt to survive - without letting the audience know what's happening! A throwback farce with surprising poignancy, TWELFTH NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD puts “the show must go on” to the test.

Twelfth Night of the Living Dead

Arts & Photography

Renaud, Bryan

Performing Arts

Chicago Dramaworks

Based on the award-winning, best-selling comic book series, witness the lives and thoughts of history's A-list brain trust leap to the stage in manic, hilarious fashion. "Fasten your safety belts and keep your arms in the ride at all times...it's philosophical history a la Monty Python on crack!" -ComicMix.com

Action Philosophers: The Play

Literature & Fiction

Skillman, Crystal

Dramas & Plays

One day in the 1920s, two literary legends -- Edith Wharton and F. Scott Fitzgerald -- met for tea and never spoke again. Tea With Edie and Fitz imagines that monumental meeting, jumping backward and forward in time to examine the lives of the two fascinating writers. What happened during their meeting to cause them to never speak again? Spanning the entire globe, from glittering expatriate Paris to roaring post-WWI Manhattan, the show explores each author's life. Fitzgerald shared his life with his beautiful and troubled Southern wife, Zelda, while Wharton shared hers with the ghost of her mentor and longtime companion Henry James. A look at the two writers' lives leads to questions of gender, sanity, time, the purpose of art, and the nature of love and loss.

Tea with Edie and Fitz

My Kind of Town puts a human face on the long-running police torture scandal that has plagued Chicago. Veteran investigative journalist John Conroy covered the story, becoming a leading voice in drawing attention to the charges. His groundbreaking, gritty drama revolves around one man's fight for justice, and is inspired by the stories of numerous victims, police officers, prosecutors and families whose lives have been forever tainted by the allegations. "A masterpiece." - Rolling Stone "Told with spellbinding power." - Time Magazine "Entirely riveting." - Chicago Sun Times

My Kind of Town

Conroy, John

Free Radicals

Brenda Kilianski

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