The year is 2020. A mysterious virus has laid waste to all social interactions and has forced people to stay inside. To stave off boredom and dark thoughts, people turn to the internet to find entertainment and joy.
Thus…
THE GRID was born – featuring improv actors from across the internet all in one location to entertain the masses.
Boot up your devices and log into our Facebook page on at 7 PM CT to get on THE GRID! The show is free but if you’re inclined to make a donation, please consider buying a $5 virtual ticket.
When you’ve been married as long as Ron and Lisa Szanyi have, things tend to get interesting. Watch them improvise scenes based on your suggestions the only way a married couple can by exploring what issues a relationship has to weather so that love can continue and blossom. By improvising it online, it saves them a lot of money cuz, hey, it’s Cheaper than Marriage counseling!
Richard Hannay is visiting 1930s London when he meets Annabella Smith, who is on the run from foreign agents, after a disturbance at a music hall. Later that night, Annabella is murdered and Hannay must then try to break the spy ring and prove his innocence. From an epic train chase to a feisty love interest, Hannay has his work cut out for him as he searches for the truth about The 39 Steps.
Producers: Bearcat Theatre Company is dedicated to creating a collaborative learning environment with high quality learning in the performing arts. Our aim is to elicit creative self-expression, critical thinking, and artistry through our mainstage productions for High School students as they grow in Theatre. We are also committed to producing family friendly performances, that to some will teach, to some will elicit memories or laughter, to some will amaze, to some will inspire, and to all will entertain. www.bearcattheatre.org
An Evening of One-Acts Featuring the Wilbur Wright Theatre Company and the Munster Theatre Company
The Munster Theatre Company will be producingThey Eat Sunshine, Not Zebrasand Scarlet Expectations of a Drowned Maiden and Two Greek Queens.
They Ead Sunshine, Not Zebras follows several blades of grass, growing contentedly in someone’s lawn. One day a dandelion sprouts. How will they deal with this “invader”?
If you love classic literature, or even if you don’t, Scarelet Expectations of a Drowned Maiden and Two Greek Queens is perfect for you! Featuring five strong females from literary history (Penelope from The Iliad, Medea from Medea, Ophelia from Hamlet, Hester Prynne from The Scarlet Letter, and Miss Havisham from Great Expectations) are all guests on a modern-day talk show. They bring their stories together as they work through their own problems and find support for each other. All goes well until Reverend Dimmesdale shows up! This is a hilarious recap of five great literary works!
The Wilbur Wright Theatre Company titles will be producing Hero Zero and Meet the Roommates.
In Hero Zero, Big Bro is a war hero, a larger-than-life presence whose little brother wants to be just like him when he grows up. But when the unthinkable happens and Big Bro is lost in the war, how can young Nil fill such big shoes? There are no easy answers, but Big Bro may just have left some clues behind to help in this play about grief and resilience.
In Meet the Roommates, two friends discover an incredible online simulator that shows them exactly what their future college roommate experiences will look like. Yet after a few minutes with a raging narcoleptic, a world-class procrastinator, and a children’s party clown, it may be time to seriously consider living alone.
Tickets for this event will be available for purchase at munaud.booktix.com beginning October 19. Each ticket will be assigned a unique streaming link for whichever performance is selected in the purchasing process. A stream pass for an individual will be $8, and a stream pass for two or more people watching together will be $15.
Have fun making comedy right on the spot in our improv jam geared towards kids and teens! Participants will be guided through group exercises and games to unlock their imaginations and let their comedy run wild!
************************ Date/Time: Saturday November 14th, 2020 2-4 PM CT (GMT-6)
Instructor: Kate Wiersema
Tuition: FREE ($10 Suggested donation)
Location: Online via Zoom
About the presenter: Kate Wiersema has been a Special Education teacher for the past ten years and has experience in second through eighth grade. She has a Master’s Degree from Concordia University in Differentiated Instruction. Kate has studied at Comedy Sportz Chicago and is a graduate of the Second City Music Program. She has performed, taught, and coached improv for children and adults in the Chicagoland area for the last ten years.
An Evening of One-Acts Featuring the Wilbur Wright Theatre Company and the Munster Theatre Company
The Munster Theatre Company will be producingThey Eat Sunshine, Not Zebrasand Scarlet Expectations of a Drowned Maiden and Two Greek Queens.
They Ead Sunshine, Not Zebras follows several blades of grass, growing contentedly in someone’s lawn. One day a dandelion sprouts. How will they deal with this “invader”?
If you love classic literature, or even if you don’t, Scarelet Expectations of a Drowned Maiden and Two Greek Queens is perfect for you! Featuring five strong females from literary history (Penelope from The Iliad, Medea from Medea, Ophelia from Hamlet, Hester Prynne from The Scarlet Letter, and Miss Havisham from Great Expectations) are all guests on a modern-day talk show. They bring their stories together as they work through their own problems and find support for each other. All goes well until Reverend Dimmesdale shows up! This is a hilarious recap of five great literary works!
The Wilbur Wright Theatre Company titles will be producing Hero Zero and Meet the Roommates.
In Hero Zero, Big Bro is a war hero, a larger-than-life presence whose little brother wants to be just like him when he grows up. But when the unthinkable happens and Big Bro is lost in the war, how can young Nil fill such big shoes? There are no easy answers, but Big Bro may just have left some clues behind to help in this play about grief and resilience.
In Meet the Roommates, two friends discover an incredible online simulator that shows them exactly what their future college roommate experiences will look like. Yet after a few minutes with a raging narcoleptic, a world-class procrastinator, and a children’s party clown, it may be time to seriously consider living alone.
Tickets for this event will be available for purchase at munaud.booktix.com beginning October 19. Each ticket will be assigned a unique streaming link for whichever performance is selected in the purchasing process. A stream pass for an individual will be $8, and a stream pass for two or more people watching together will be $15.
The year is 2020. A mysterious virus has laid waste to all social interactions and has forced people to stay inside. To stave off boredom and dark thoughts, people turn to the internet to find entertainment and joy.
Thus…
THE GRID was born – featuring improv actors from across the internet all in one location to entertain the masses.
Boot up your devices and log into our Facebook page on at 7 PM CT to get on THE GRID! The show is free but if you’re inclined to make a donation, please consider buying a $5 virtual ticket.
Have fun making comedy right on the spot in our improv jam geared towards kids and teens! Participants will be guided through group exercises and games to unlock their imaginations and let their comedy run wild!
************************ Date/Time: Saturday November 14th, 2020 2-4 PM CT (GMT-6)
Instructor: Kate Wiersema
Tuition: FREE ($10 Suggested donation)
Location: Online via Zoom
About the presenter: Kate Wiersema has been a Special Education teacher for the past ten years and has experience in second through eighth grade. She has a Master’s Degree from Concordia University in Differentiated Instruction. Kate has studied at Comedy Sportz Chicago and is a graduate of the Second City Music Program. She has performed, taught, and coached improv for children and adults in the Chicagoland area for the last ten years.
An Evening of One-Acts Featuring the Wilbur Wright Theatre Company and the Munster Theatre Company
The Munster Theatre Company will be producingThey Eat Sunshine, Not Zebrasand Scarlet Expectations of a Drowned Maiden and Two Greek Queens.
They Ead Sunshine, Not Zebras follows several blades of grass, growing contentedly in someone’s lawn. One day a dandelion sprouts. How will they deal with this “invader”?
If you love classic literature, or even if you don’t, Scarelet Expectations of a Drowned Maiden and Two Greek Queens is perfect for you! Featuring five strong females from literary history (Penelope from The Iliad, Medea from Medea, Ophelia from Hamlet, Hester Prynne from The Scarlet Letter, and Miss Havisham from Great Expectations) are all guests on a modern-day talk show. They bring their stories together as they work through their own problems and find support for each other. All goes well until Reverend Dimmesdale shows up! This is a hilarious recap of five great literary works!
The Wilbur Wright Theatre Company titles will be producing Hero Zero and Meet the Roommates.
In Hero Zero, Big Bro is a war hero, a larger-than-life presence whose little brother wants to be just like him when he grows up. But when the unthinkable happens and Big Bro is lost in the war, how can young Nil fill such big shoes? There are no easy answers, but Big Bro may just have left some clues behind to help in this play about grief and resilience.
In Meet the Roommates, two friends discover an incredible online simulator that shows them exactly what their future college roommate experiences will look like. Yet after a few minutes with a raging narcoleptic, a world-class procrastinator, and a children’s party clown, it may be time to seriously consider living alone.
Tickets for this event will be available for purchase at munaud.booktix.com beginning October 19. Each ticket will be assigned a unique streaming link for whichever performance is selected in the purchasing process. A stream pass for an individual will be $8, and a stream pass for two or more people watching together will be $15.
The year is 2020. A mysterious virus has laid waste to all social interactions and has forced people to stay inside. To stave off boredom and dark thoughts, people turn to the internet to find entertainment and joy.
Thus…
THE GRID was born – featuring improv actors from across the internet all in one location to entertain the masses.
Boot up your devices and log into our Facebook page on at 7 PM CT to get on THE GRID! The show is free but if you’re inclined to make a donation, please consider buying a $5 virtual ticket.
Get in the Christmas spirit with your family by staying in! RPAC will deliver all the materials for one finished canvas painting project to your doorstep. You provide the Gingerbread, candy, or beverages of choice (cocoa, anyone?) and the painters. We will provide the step-by-step paint along via a private Zoom event. This is a great chance to get out without going out!
(Our design is TBD. Once it is set, we will update this event with the correct photo. You can bet it will get you in the Christmas spirit, though!)
$20 covers the cost of canvas, paint, and serves as admission to the event. If you would like to keep your easel and paintbrushes you may do so for an extra $5. (Our easels make a great display stand in a pinch!)
Materials for this event will be delivered on November 19th to your patio via contactless delivery.
Unpurchased easels and brushes will be picked up via our state-of-the-art patio delivery system after the event.
Boone Grove’s Theater Fall 2020 production is a live streamed performance of “PETER/ WENDY,” a trip to Neverland in a whole new way. This intimate presentation connects the performers with the audience as we follow Wendy’s journey to Neverland and her adventures with Peter Pan, fairies, pirates, and the Lost Boys!
Showtimes are Friday 11/20 at 7:00 pm Sat 11/21 at 5:00 pm, and Sunday 11/22 at 3:00 pm.
Note: Online virtual shows will be live via YouTube, performed by Boone Grove Students!
Both love and improv are all about relationships. Two improvisers delve into what makes real relationships work through the lens of improv
How can “Yes And” make your relationship better (or worse)? Can object work be a way to communicate with your partner? Can volunteering your theatre-adverse mate to participate in an improv show be a good move? Find out!
If you’ve got a relationship question you’d like to hear us talk about, please DM Nelson Velazquez, the Improductions, LLC page, or email me at nelson@improductionsllc.com. All submitter information will be kept confidential.
Boone Grove’s Theater Fall 2020 production is a live streamed performance of “PETER/ WENDY,” a trip to Neverland in a whole new way. This intimate presentation connects the performers with the audience as we follow Wendy’s journey to Neverland and her adventures with Peter Pan, fairies, pirates, and the Lost Boys!
Showtimes are Friday 11/20 at 7:00 pm Sat 11/21 at 5:00 pm, and Sunday 11/22 at 3:00 pm.
Note: Online virtual shows will be live via YouTube, performed by Boone Grove Students!
The year is 2020. A mysterious virus has laid waste to all social interactions and has forced people to stay inside. To stave off boredom and dark thoughts, people turn to the internet to find entertainment and joy.
Thus…
THE GRID was born – featuring improv actors from across the internet all in one location to entertain the masses.
Boot up your devices and log into our Facebook page on at 7 PM CT to get on THE GRID! The show is free but if you’re inclined to make a donation, please consider buying a $5 virtual ticket.
Boone Grove’s Theater Fall 2020 production is a live streamed performance of “PETER/ WENDY,” a trip to Neverland in a whole new way. This intimate presentation connects the performers with the audience as we follow Wendy’s journey to Neverland and her adventures with Peter Pan, fairies, pirates, and the Lost Boys!
Showtimes are Friday 11/20 at 7:00 pm Sat 11/21 at 5:00 pm, and Sunday 11/22 at 3:00 pm.
Note: Online virtual shows will be live via YouTube, performed by Boone Grove Students!
Help support 4th Street Theater. Simply order from Panda Express – either on their website or thru their app with our code on Nov 24th at ANY panda express – and we will get part of the sale!
The year is 2020. A mysterious virus has laid waste to all social interactions and has forced people to stay inside. To stave off boredom and dark thoughts, people turn to the internet to find entertainment and joy.
Thus…
THE GRID was born – featuring improv actors from across the internet all in one location to entertain the masses.
Boot up your devices and log into our Facebook page on at 7 PM CT to get on THE GRID! The show is free but if you’re inclined to make a donation, please consider buying a $5 virtual ticket.
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