Theo is thrilled to be producing a developmental production of Never Better; a new musical from 2023 Jonathan Larson Grant finalist Preston Max Allen, who also wrote the off-Broadway fan favorite We Are the Tigers. www.prestonmaxallen.com Synopsis: Davy, a jaded college sophomore, has been struggling to keep up with her work and social life as she faces an illness she’s … Read more

Oil Lamp Theater is seeking submissions for its production of the musical First Date, Book by Austin Winsberg, Music and Lyrics by Alan Zachary and Michael Weiner. Christina Ramirez will direct and Kyra Leigh will music direct. The production will run 9/5/2024-10/20/2024 with performances Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings (7:30pm) and matinees on Saturdays and … Read more

In-Person Audition Beyond The Door is an adaptation of the novel Who Said It Couldn’t Be Done: A Diamond from the Rough, which is an autobiographical story of its author, Denise Jones. Jones’s life has been filled with many obstacles including poverty, incest, drug addiction, incarceration, and sexual trauma, but that didn’t stop her from … Read more

Send Resume.  Monologues video. Prefer both comedic and dramatic.    This is for a male playing multiple roles.   Send to HerStoryTheatre@gmail.com.    Must be able to attend rehearsals in person on  April 22, 29, May 6. 7-10PM. Performance at Theatre Wit on May 12 @ 7:30PM.  5:00PM call.   The play is a staged … Read more

Blank Theatre Company is seeking an actor to join the cast of On the Twentieth Century with book and lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green and music by Cy Coleman. On the Twentieth Century is directed by Blank Theatre’s co-artistic director Danny Kapinos with music direction by Aaron Kaplan and choreography by Jennifer Cupani. … Read more

Kerfuffle is seeking four adventurous and enthusiastic performers for the world premiere of Toddler Hiking Club: An Imaginative Nature Walk, a promenade, interactive dramatic experience for very young children and their caregivers that takes place in and around nature play spaces and on short walking trails in the Chicago parks. Kerfuffle is seeking an inclusive … Read more

In this absurdist classic, first performed in Nazi—occupied Paris in 1944, two women and one man are locked up together for eternity in one hideous room in Hell. The characters slowly come to realize that their torture does not involve fire and brimstone. Instead, their misery comes from an unanticipated source.