The Neo-Futurist Theater

The Neo-Futurists present an ADA-Accessible and ASL-interpreted performance of The Infinite Wrench in partnership with Free Street Theater at Pulaski Park.

At THE INFINITE WRENCH you’ll see thirty original plays in sixty minutes, written and performed by The Neo-Futurist Ensemble.Each play offers something different, be it funny, profound, elegant, disgusting, topical, irreverent, terrifying, or a song; all are truthful and tackle the here-and-now, inspired by the lived experiences of the performers. With new plays every week, THE INFINITE WRENCH is The Neo-Futurists’ ongoing and ever-changing attempt to shift the conventions of live performance and speak to those unreached or unmoved by traditional theater.

The Infinite Wrench will be preceded by Sharaina L Turnage, who will be performing a monologue from the free street youth ensemble show: mothering the movement. 

Free Street will present a short excerpt from one of their recent works. Since 1969, Free Street Theater has been at the forefront of creating inclusive & accessible theatre in Chicago. Free Street is a femme-led arts and culture organization that centers original performance work by Black, Brown, and Immigrant communities; queer artists; youth artists; and work that is committed to the thriving and well-being of people on the South and West Sides of the city. We believe in the theater as a space to uplift joy and justice, especially racial, economic, and environmental justice in Chicago.

Thursday, September 19th at 7pm.

Pulaski Park, 1419 w blackhawk street.

Tickets to this performance are pay-what-you-can. Please reserve them in advance. Masks are required. 

Access Guide for Pulaski Park:

• Audiences will arrive at Pulaski Park Field House at 1419 W Blackhawk St. This location is a Park District Facility that has one main entrance.
• Audiences will need to climb stone steps or use a ramp to enter this facility. Audiences will need to open two main outer doors with a metal handle, cross a lobby with a desk and Parks attendant nearby and take the elevator to the second floor.
• Audiences may also take the stairs and use the restroom on the second floor before entering the third floor lobby and theater experience. There are women’s restroom stalls, and one private non-gendered wheelchair accessible bathroom on the second floor. 
• At the desk you will be greeted by the box office attendant. Audiences can ask them questions about the show, runtime, the building and the experience of the show. If you have questions for box office before the show email admin@neofuturists.org!