SiNNERMAN

Hope to see you there!

Alright, people.  Dust off your funniest, sexiest and most politically current costumes.  It’s time.  Everyone’s been asking about our Halloween Bash which has continuously proved to be one of the most raucous parties of the year.  Don’t miss it, friends!  We’d love to see you there (even if we won’t remember it the next day).

And why not come see the show on Halloween night?  You can get in for $15 with code word: HALLOWEEN.  Plus, if you see the show that night, you can get $5 off the cover to the party!  Sweet deal, right?  See you soon…

Posted by: Sue Redman

“These two-and-a-half hours are about all you need to understand why Chekhov, theatre and life matter.” –Justin Hayford, Chicago

Ensemble members Jeremy Fisher, Sue Redman and Anna Carini (photo by nk Mooneyham)

“…A riveting exploration of the tragic and farcical flounderings of the human heart.  The inquisitive, passionate, disarmingly young cast are so in tune with Chekhov’s nuanced style…” –Justin Hayford, Chicago Reader

Ensemble members Ryan Martin and Jeremy Fisher (photo by nk Mooneyham)

“Inspired… That tightrope between low despair and high comedy is traversed here with neat aplomb.” –Kerry Reid

Ensemble members Jeremy Fisher and Cyd Blakewell (photo by nk Mooneyham)

Check out the rest of our amazing reviews on the PRESS page!

If you haven’t seen the show yet, get your tickets soon before they sell out!  Call 773-296-6024.

Ivanov runs until November 7th

at The Viaduct Theatre (3111 N Western)

Thursdays - Saturdays @ 7:30pm, Sundays @ 5pm

Tickets are $20 ($15 Student/Industry tickets are available at the box office with ID)

This weekend, you can catch a show and contribute to a cause, all in one night.  October 15th -October 18th is Charity Weekend.  25% of our ticket sales will go to the Center for Economic Progress.

Supporting local charities is an important part of SiNNERMAN’s mission.  Every play we stage is partnered with a deserving charity that is relevant to the story we are telling.  With this act, we hope to strengthen the community in a small but significant way.

The Center for Economic Progress helps hard-working, low-income families move from financial uncertainty to financial security.  To find out more about this incredible organization, check out our SUPPORT page.

Posted by: Sue Redman