The theater, on Morse Avenue at Wayne Avenue, opened as Morse Theater in 1912, a vaudeville and movie house house. In the 1930s, the facility was remodeled using an Art Deco theme and renamed the Co-Ed Theater because of its proximity to Loyola University. …
We are pleased to announce that the Griffin Theater has their new home and look forward to years of great theater in our neighborhood.…
Our aim is to keep the tradition of the 400's rich history alive showing first run movies on 35mm format…
City Lit Theater Company is dedicated to the vitality and accessibility of the literary imagination…
About Face has emerged as one of Chicago’s most respected theatres, and is quickly emerging as a national center for the development of gay and lesbian theatre…
Redtwist Theatre... focuses primarily on the very best contemporary drama in a uniquely intimate space...…
No overview of Pegasus Theatre is complete without a description of this unique production style, created and perfected by Artistic Director...…
