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Experimental Shows

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15 Performances Found

Chicago Center for the Performing Arts
(Pub Theatre)

Bye Bye Liver: The Chicago Drinking Play. The real star of this hilarious sketch show? The bottle.

Beat Kitchen
(Chicago Underground Comedy)

Chicago Underground Comedy. Saucy stand-ups take the stage Tuesday nights.

Town Hall Pub

Entertaining Julia. It's free, it's funny and it's full of spastic performers.

Annoyance Theatre
(Annoyance Productions)

Grabass: A Carnival of Dummy. Only smarty-pants can pull together a show in 24 hours.

Neo-Futurarium
(Neo-Futurists)

It Came From the Neo-Futurarium. Bad film. Awesome theatre. What else do you need?

Annoyance Theatre
(Late Nite Tit-Bits)

Late Nite Tit-Bits. It's time to get naughty...

Bailiwick Repertory
(Split Britches)

Lesbians Who Kill. It's even better than the movie "Monster."

City Lit Theatre
(Promethean Theater Ensemble)

Six Characters in Search of an Author. Six characters show up, but where's the plot?

Phyllis' Musical Inn
(Sloop Biederman's Mess)

Sloop Biederman's Mess. Sloop Biederman, the all-around entertainer and emcee-by-trade, presents a handful of fun.

Excalibur
(Neil Tobin, Necromancer)

Supernatural Chicago. Interactive theater set in one of the city's most haunted nightspots.

Oracle Theatre
(Oracle Theatre )

Termen Vox Machina. It's a sci-fi radio drama like no other.

Mary's Attic
(Tantalus Theatre Group)

The Big Rip Off. Burlesque sexiness is back—and has a real cause this time.

Various
(Various)

Theater Thursdays. Catch new shows and accompanying theater-related events every Thursday.

Annoyance Theatre
(Annoyance Theatre)

Triple Feature. Three new directors step up and give it their best shot.

Various community gardens
(Walkabout Theatre)

War Garden. Who knew Chicago had a history of patriotic agriculture?

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