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Samuel Beckett’s absurd comic masterpiece follows Hamm, a blind man unable to stand, and his servant Clov, who is unable to sit. Pestered by his parents, Hamm directs this unusual family through their daily rituals, awaiting the end of everything. Swerving from the magnificent to the minuscule and from the profound to the profoundly ridiculous, a powerful all-ensemble cast brings to life this epic tale.

We are in the middle of another exciting distribution campaign for Steppenwolf, and are looking forward to seeing Endgame. Now is your chance to see one of Beckett’s greatest works. Check out Steppenwolf’s website to find out how to get tickets!

Endgame is at the Steppenwolf Theatre through June 6th. Please visit www.steppenwolf.org for more information.

The Lifeline Theatre will be recreating The Floating Market, inspired by Neil Gaiman from his best-selling book Neverwhere, for a benefit commemorating the theatre’s 27th anniversary. Don’t miss this magical evening of performance art, music and fun.

Lifeline always provides quality entertainment for theatre goers, and now is your chance to give back, while taking in a terrific show. Tickets are limited, so learn how to get yours today!

Neil Gaiman’s Floating Market: A Benefit for The Lifeline Theatre is at The Chicago Cultural Center on April 19th. Please visit www.lifelinetheatre.com for more information.

We had previously mentioned The Brother/Sister Plays in one of our other posts. The Steppenwolf productions has been receiving rave reviews since it began, and now, we are looking to help increase the fan base even more. We are working closely with Steppenwolf to distribute materials throughout college campuses in Chicago. Our handbills offer $15 tickets for all students for the Brother/Sister performances. With such a great deal, there is no reason you should not go see the this show.

The Brother/Sister Plays is at the Steppenwolf in the Upstairs Theatre through May 23rd. Please visit www.steppenwolf.org for more information.

Christopher Hampton’s award-winning, English-language adaptation of Choderlos de Laclos’ infamous 1782 novel of sexual intrigue and ruthless manipulation! Set in the salons and boudoirs of pre-Revolutionary France, two high-powered and well-heeled friends, the Vicomte de Valmont and the Marquise de Merteuil, devise a game to test their skills as rapacious lovers. NOTE, This production contains some nudity.

Working with Remy Bumppo is always fun as they bring a plethora of exciting  theater to life on the stage. We will be launching a distribution campaign bringing posters to all corners of the city. Les Liaisons just started last week, so be sure to check it out this spring!

Les Liaisons Dangereuses is at Remy Bumppo Theatre through May 2nd. Please visit www.remybumppo.org for more information.

Arthur Miller’s classic play is brought to life on stage this spring by Infamous Commonwealth Theatre. Set during the Salem Witch Trials of 1692, this scathing indictment of censorship remains a timeless classic of American drama and a master study on the inherent frailty, delicate beauty and limitless possibility of the human spirit.

We’re excited to work with Infamous Commonwealth as they perform in their new space at the Raven Theatre. We’re distributing posters and other materials throughout the city with a heavy concentration on northside neighborhoods. If you’re a Miller fan, this is one production you won’t want to miss!

The Crucible is playing through April 25th. Please visit www.infamouscommonwealth.org for more information.

Three boys meet while fleeing the horrors of war. They soon find themselves in Fargo, North Dakota where encountering drought, crocodiles and guerrillas are replaced with malls, video games, and Skittles.

We are working closely with Victory Gardens on this project, as we distribute handbills all over the Chicagoland area. Be sure to bring your used books to the performances, as Victory Gardens has partnered with The PACODES Library Project to collect books that will help build a library in Southern Sudan.

The Lost Boys of Sudan is at Victory Gardens Biograph Theater March 19th through April 25th.

The Broadway hit is finally here! Billy Elliot the Musical makes it’s way to Chicago this spring for an extended stay. Billy Elliot is the heartwarming celebration of one young boy’s triumph against the odds. Set in a small mining town, the story follows Billy’s journey as he stumbles out of a boxing ring and into a ballet class and discovers his dream to dance.

You might remember not too long ago we did a promotion for the Billy Elliot onsale.  We had staff members with banner packs targeting commuters and holiday shoppers with handbills. Now, we will be staring retail distribution of promo materials throughout the city. If you haven’t done so yet, get your tickets right away for what is sure to be the hit musical of the year!

Billy Elliot the Musical is at the Ford Center/Oriental Theatre starting on March 18th. For more information, please visit www.broadwayinchicago.com for more information

David Schwimmer directs this Lookingglass production about a seemingly innocent online encounter that threatens to unravel the fabric of an American family. Using state of the art technology, Trust will be a cutting-edge theatrical experience, combining projection, video, photos, texting and live chat. As the internet increasingly becomes the hunting ground for sexual predators, this production will serve to not only raise awareness but move and empower audiences to take action in their community and within their own families.

Lookingglass has an unbelievable roster of talent who always bring unique and exciting productions to life on stage. We will be distributing handbills for Trust throughout the city of Chicago. Be sure to get your tickets before it’s too late.

Trust is at the Lookingglass Theatre March 3rd through April 25th. please visit www.lookingglasstheatre.org for more information.

Court Theatre is proud to present there latest production written by acclaimed playwright Tony Kushner. The Illusion tells the story of a father’s attempt to find his estranged son in a world of theatrical magic, outrageous humor, and true, complicated love.

In addition to launching a distribution campaign, we also had our street teams out distributing handbills to performances in Chicago if you were at the Harris Theater last Monday, or the Lyric Opera this past Saturday, you probably saw our team in action, and grabbed a  handbill yourself.

The Illusion is at the Court Theatre March 11th through April 11th. Please visit www.courttheatre.org.

A True History of the Johnstown Flood introduces us to The Baxter Theatre Troupe who have been summoned to perform at an exclusive resort next to a beautiful man-made lake in the Pennsylvania mountains. When a violent rainstorm compromises the lake’s shoddily constructed dam, the resulting disaster lays bare the tragic inequities of the rigid class system-and paves the way for a seismic change in both theater and society.

We’ll be distributing posters in support of the Goodman’s latest production all over the city. Be sure to get your tickets for this world premiere written by Rebecca Giman, and directed by Robert Falls.

A True History of the Jonestown Flood is at the Goodman Theatre March 13th through April 18th. Please visit www.goodmantheatre.org for more information.