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From the award-winning author of Court-Martial at Fort Devens, Flyovers, and The Value of Names comes this new comedy about youth, and living with the consequences of how you spend it. Class Dismissed is the story of a rich kid attending college in the 1960′s trying to discover who he is, and what his priorities are. We will be running another street campaign for this latest show, utilizing our various distribution talents as always.  Victory Gardens is known for putting on unique and exciting productions, and this one is no exception. 

Class Dismissed is at Victory Gardens Biograph Theatre through April 26th.

Shakespeare’s classic comedy about mistaken identity is brought to life on stage at Navy Pier. This hilarious tale is one of Shakespeare’s most popular and well known stories, and was adapted into the movie She’s the Man. But, skip the cheesy teen comedy remake, and check out the much superior, original live version. Today marks the beginning of our poster distribution and flyer distribution for this Chicago Shakespeare Theatre production.  Twelfth Night is directed by Josie Rourke.

Twelfth Night is at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre in the Jentes Family Auditorium March 29th through June 7th.

The month of April is about to usher in a fantastic  line up of events at the Chicago History Museum. Get some helpful tips to improve your excise routine with Shape Up Chicago! on April 2nd.  As part of Project Sundays, be sure to catch The Hunt for John Wilkes Booth on April 5th, which explores the search for America’s first presidential assassin.  And finally, go out and celebrate the anniversary of the end of Prohibition with the New Beer’s Eve pub crawl, courtesy of Goose Island on April 6th.  All this and much much more at the Chicago History Museum.

Chicago History Museum is located at 1601 N. Clark St.

Steppenwolf ensemble member Tina Landau re-imagines Shakespeare’s final magical tale, The Tempest. Ensemble member Frank Galati returns to the stage as Prospero, the revenge driven main character. This is Galati’s first performance at Steppenwolf since The Drawer Boy with John Mahoney in 2001, and it is Steppenwolf’s first Shakespeare production. We are campaigning throughout the city executing poster and flyer distributions in support of the show. Be sure to stay after the performances for a post show discussion with members of the Steppenwolf artistic staff, sponsored by AT&T.

The Tempest is at the Steppenwolf in the Downstairs Theatre March 26th through May 31st.

You don’t want to miss this world premiere: While traveling in Southeast Asia, an American woman strikes a bargain with a mysterious stranger. Twenty years later, she’s become an acclaimed chef specializing in Asian cuisine and the mother of an adopted Vietnamese-born daughter. She is successful beyond her wildest dreams—until the stranger from her past reappears to collect on the debt. With only a few weeks until the premiere, we’re in the midst executing a poster distribution campaign. Ghostwritten is written by Naomi Iizuka, directed by Lisa Portes.

Ghostwritten is at the Goodman Theatre April 4th through May 3rd.

Dramedy: kind of a weird word.  While it gets thrown around quite a bit, it suits All My Love perfectly. It tells the story of Ellen Fletcher, an award-winning sexologist and divorcee, decides to convert to “polyamory” in the wake of her marriage’s downfall, hoping to eschew the complications of another exclusive relationship.  We’ve launched a very successful flyer and poster distribution campaign in support of All My Love’s opening.  Be sure to come and see the latest from Diamante Productions, written by Tony Fiorentino.

All My Love opens March 22nd at the Theatre Building. 

Once, was great.  Twice; even better. But, it’s very rare that audiences get a third chance to see an amazing show.  Million Dollar Quartet has yet again extended its run at Chicago’s Apollo Theatre.  This is your last chance to see the show the Tribune calls “a palpable hit!”. ”Two dozen rock and roots classics performed with rip roaring virtuosity by sensational performers” says the Chicago Sun Times. And Time Out Chicago calls MDQ “as electrifying as holding your finger in a light socket!”  Be sure to check out the musical that recreates “the night rock n’ roll came alive.”

Million Dollar Quartet is at the Apollo Theatre through May 10th.

If you’ve been to, or around the Lyric Opera House in Chicago this past week, you may have noticed some interesting charcters in fancy wigs and hats. That’s us!  In order to promote the 35th anniversary of the Chicago Opera Theater, our street team got fitted for some unique head gear, and they’ll be in the vicinity of the Lyric handing out brochures for Chicago Opera Theater’s spring season.  If you happen to see us, stop by, and be sure to take one of the brochures. Remember: the opera season isn’t over

Chicago Opera Theater’s season starts April 18th opening with Mozart’s La Clemenza di Tito with Jane Glover will be Conducting.

One of our newer clients, The Wilmette Theatre, is a unique institution in the Chicagoland area.  Offering films, live stage productions, and musical performances, WT has established itself as an important part of the theater community.  The month off March looks to be a busy one for the “Mette”,  which includes the students from the Actors Training Center’s production of You’re  A Good Man Charlie Brown, Chicago Kids Company’s Goldilocks and the Three Bears, and of course nightly movie showings including Slumdog Millionaire.

The Wilmette Theatre is located at 1122 Central Ave. in Wilmette.

Everyone’s favorite flying nanny is back.  The stage production of Mary Poppins combines the original story with the classic Disney film.  We always enjoy working with Broadway in Chicago, and we are executing yet another poster distribution campaign throughout the city. The original Broadway production stars Ashley Brown and Gavin Lee  and will include the songs we all remember, such as “Chim Chim Cher-ee,” “A Spoonful of Sugar,” “Let’s Go Fly a Kite” and, of course, “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.”

Mary Poppins is at the Cadillac Palace Theatre through July 12th.