All Events
Mosaic Theater: Andy Warhol in Iran
MAY 29 - JULY 6
“Riveting, brilliantly imagined!” -WTTW Chicago
“Highly watchable! Funny!” -Chicago Reader
“Complex and compelling!” -Chicago Tribune
Solas Nua: Enda Walsh Festival
June 20 – 21
Readings, workshops, film screenings, and discussions with Enda Walsh and other special guests exploring significant works from across the career of this groundbreaking, Tony Award-winning Irish artist.
Atlas Arts Lab presents RAWRA’S EAT ME, JOANIE
June 21 4:00 pm
It's Frida’s Saturn return, and the stars have served her: Joanie. For one night only, RAWRA with Feeling debuts multi-genre music and screenplay excerpts from Eat Me, Joanie about one late-bloomer reparenting their inner drag monster amidst crisis. In this Atlas Arts Lab staged reading and music showcase, RAWRA invites the audience to observe, question, and alchemize their inner darkness toward outward good.
Atlas Arts Lab presents Anastasia Johnson’s Detangled Stories
June 22 4:00 pm
Color Me (Curly): Detangled Stories is a multidisciplinary performance that explores the complex cultural, emotional, and political landscape of Black hair. Rooted in storytelling, this original work amplifies various narratives through a fusion of movement, voice, and sound—creating an intimate and powerful reflection on Black identity.
The Theatre Lab: Hadestown
July 10 – 12
Welcome to Hadestown, where a song can change your fate and the line between love and loss is dangerously thin. Performed by extraordinary teens from The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts, Hadestown is more than a musical — it's an experience that explores timeless themes of hope, sacrifice, and resistance against all odds.
The Eternal Art Collective: ECHO
July 19 8:00 pm
ECHO is a collection of rare and unique movement experiences that attempts to embody the reverberations of the actions and experiences we encounter throughout life.
VOCA: A Strange Loop
July 23 – August 10
Meet Usher: a Black, Deaf queer writer writing a musical about a black, Deaf queer writer. This blisteringly funny masterwork exposes the heart and soul of a young artist grappling with desires, identity, and instincts he both loves and loathes. All performances will be in spoken English, American Sign Language (ASL), and captions.
Come on in for a lively night of sketch comedy full of laughs, unhinged performances, and chaotic fun!!
PRIVATE EVENT
July 26 7:00 pm
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