Red Theater

Non-profit theater production company in Chicago, IL

Non-profit theater production company in Chicago, IL

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    A delightful, wry take on the turn-of-the-century romp. Sensuality is not confined to the straight and young, which means joy abounds in this script. It has all the satisfaction of wish fulfillment without taking the expected paths to get there. So fun!

    A delightful, wry take on the turn-of-the-century romp. Sensuality is not confined to the straight and young, which means joy abounds in this script. It has all the satisfaction of wish fulfillment without taking the expected paths to get there. So fun!

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    Atmospheric, tender, full of dread and humor. These characters speak like real people with years of relationship building (and breaking) under their belts. I loved being along for the ride of negotiating how this group was going to cope with an unimaginable loss. This play makes sure you’re looking exactly where it wants you to.

    Atmospheric, tender, full of dread and humor. These characters speak like real people with years of relationship building (and breaking) under their belts. I loved being along for the ride of negotiating how this group was going to cope with an unimaginable loss. This play makes sure you’re looking exactly where it wants you to.

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    Any piece that centers and respects the inner lives of teenage girls is already special. OTP takes it to the next level with its perfectly timed pacing, fresh sense of humor, and expansive imaginative landscape. Highly recommend, especially as exciting new material for high schoolers!

    Any piece that centers and respects the inner lives of teenage girls is already special. OTP takes it to the next level with its perfectly timed pacing, fresh sense of humor, and expansive imaginative landscape. Highly recommend, especially as exciting new material for high schoolers!

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    HR dives headfirst into the “what-is-the-point” question at the heart of late-capitalist corporate culture, but does so with a tender, humanistic patience. I love the opportunity this script gives to develop a kind of non-romantic intimacy rarely seen onstage. A cathartic, ultimately hopeful glimpse into the inner anxieties and aspirations of your average colleague.

    HR dives headfirst into the “what-is-the-point” question at the heart of late-capitalist corporate culture, but does so with a tender, humanistic patience. I love the opportunity this script gives to develop a kind of non-romantic intimacy rarely seen onstage. A cathartic, ultimately hopeful glimpse into the inner anxieties and aspirations of your average colleague.