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It’s easy to never know your neighbors. Whether you’re a multi-unit high rise or in a cozy home on a tree lined street, one can lead a busy life without leaving the house. Thanks to modern conveniences, it seems pointless to get to meet anyone new, at least in person. “Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch” presents us with a man that goes from hermit to friend. After getting to know their neighbor, the residents near Mr. Hatch lead more enriching lives, something that Facebook can’t promise. The musical is by the same man behind the successful, “The Emperor’s Groovy New Clothes.”

The direction staff has been distributing promotional materials to our family routes, covering family oriented locations throughout Chicago.

“Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch” runs January 8 to February 27 at the Lifeline Theatre. Please visit lifelinetheatre.com for more information.

When Richard Mayhew stops to care for an injured girl on the street, he is drawn into a nightmare shadow world beneath the city of London. To return to his normal life, Richard must brave countless trials, uncover the truth behind a dark conspiracy, and face the indomitable Great Beast. Journey to London Below with a rogues’ gallery of liars, outcasts and assassins, on a treacherous voyage to awaken the hero within. By the award-winning adaptor and director of The Island of Dr. Moreau.

We’ve been working on a distribution campaign in support of Neverwhere, and have been across the city distributing materials in key locations and neighborhoods. Lifeline has been on a roll as of late when it comes to quality productions, and Neverwhere is no exception!

Neverwhere  is at the Lifeline Theatre April 30th through June 20th. Please visit www.lifelinetheatre.com 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.

A Native American girl named Shadow feels blue because she knows nothing of her heritage. When she brings her neighbors together to share their friendship and storytelling traditions, Shadow learns to embrace who she is, and to celebrate the beauty of all cultures. Explore a whole world of mythology in this new musical by award winning playwright Nambi E. Kelley.

We’ve been working regularly with the Lifeline Theatre on both The Last of the Dragons and Mrs. Caliban. We are in the midst of an aggressive guerrilla marketing campaign for The Blue Shadow,  distributing promotional materials throughout the city and northshore suburbs.

The Blue Shadow is at Lifeline Theatre through May 2nd.  Please visit www.lifelinetheatre.com for more information.

The latest production on the Lifeline Theatre’s stage is one you won’t want to miss. Dorothy is locked in a lifeless marriage of empty domestic ritual until a fugitive from another world arrives on her doorstep. With him, she finds forbidden love and experiences a rebirth of her spirit, as she learns to question her assumptions about the world.

We just wrapped up working with Lifeline on their family oriented show The Last of the Dragons. Now, we’ll be distributing handbills and posters in support of Mrs. Caliban throughout the northside area including Edgewater, Uptown, and Rogers Park. Be sure to get your tickets before it’s too late!

Mrs. Caliban is at the Lifeline Theatre February 5th through March 28th.

Lifeline Theatre is excited to bring The Last of the Dragons to life on stage! Based on the story by Edith Nesbit and adapted by David Bareford, Dragons takes place in the land of Astoria, where tradition dictates that every princess be given to a fire-breathing dragon so she can be saved by a handsome prince. But what happens when this tradition is challenged?

We have begun a citywide distribution in support of The Last of the Dragons, bringing handbills and posters to all corners of the city. Don’t miss this very entertaining production that’s fun for the whole family!

The Last of the Dragons is playing at Lifeline Theater through February 10th.  Please visit www.lifelinetheatre.com for more information.

This month, we start promoting the upcoming production of Treasure Island at Lifeline Theatre. Based on the amazing tale by Robert Louis Stevenson, Treasure Island follows the adventures of young Jim Hawkins, and his encounter with the infamous Long John Silver.  Located in Rogers Park, Lifeline was founded in 1982, and is committed to promoting the arts in that neighborhood.  We will be visiting Rogers Park, and the surrounding areas of Andersonville, Edgewater, and Uptown distributing promotional materials to local retailers, venues, restaurants, and other high traffic areas.

Lifeline Theatre presents Treasure Island September 11th through November 1st.