Fee Fie Fo Futurists.
The ensemble just added seven new plays to this week's TML and as proud of these plays as we are they're not anywhere near as exciting as what's going on ...
The ensemble just added seven new plays to this week's TML and as proud of these plays as we are they're not anywhere near as exciting as what's going on ...
Hello friends, this is Brenda. First time blogger, long time lover. Guys, I'm back. You probably don't even remember who the hell I am. I'm the token Indian girl. No ...
You know that scene in Jurassic Park where Jeff Goldblum, Laura Dern and that other guy from Jurassic Park are at the Visitor’s Center, learning through an explanatory video how ...
We know what you thought. You thought you’d start 2014 right. You were going to get organized. Mop your kitchen. Start composting. Call your Aunt Bronislava. Get back to the ...
That's what the 2013 Archive Binder looked like at the start of this past year--empty and full of anticipation for the art that would gradually begin to fill it. After ...
$25
December 2, 2013
On December 2, 1988, The Neo-Futurists debuted Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind at Stage Left Theatre, 3244 N. Clark Street. Twenty-five years later both troupes have moved on and the space has become a comic book store...but after more than 8,500 short plays and 60-plus ensemble members, T.M.L.M.T.B.G.B. is still going strong. To celebrate their silver anniversary, The Neos, with support from Chicago Comics, will deliver a one-night-only performance of plays from their flagship show in the original building where the show was born...written and performed by cast members spanning from the very first performance to the one that happened just last night.
Neo-Futurist regulars are all too familiar with our multi-purpose lobby/classroom/rehearsal room dubbed the State Park, which has been slowly deteriorating over the years. [caption id="attachment_7181" align="alignnone" width="300"] [The State Park, ...
Individual Reservations $85.92, Sponsorships starting at $250
November 7, 2013
An evening to celebrate & support a quarter-century of Neo-Futurism.
Name: Stephanie Shaw Hometown: Arlington Heights, IL Age: 48 Education: MFA Creative Writing, Columbia College Chicago Platform Issue: No Such Thing As Too Much Information Talent: Sorting the Wheat from the Chaff Career Ambition: I would ...
$20 with a roll-back refund ($14-$19)
June 28 – 30, 2013
The weekend of June 28-30 features a special Pride Week benefit edition of Too Much Light: 30 Queer Plays in 60 Straight Minutes. Performances will benefit UCAN's LGBTQ Host Home Program.
October 20, 1993 – December 4, 1993
A frightfully funny set of Halloween shorts.
October 16, 2003 – November 21, 2003
From the first homo sapiens to the 24-hour Home Depot, A 60-Minute History of Humankind is a serious attempt to distill the scope of human history into roughly sixty minutes of highly physical theater. Written and directed by Andy Bayiates.