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We stand in solidarity with our Black artists, staff, patrons and protesters against racism and hate. We support those seeking justice for the tragic death of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and other people of color that we have sadly lost to acts of racism.

We at Stage 773 are committed to using our voices and platform to create a community where every person of color feels safe and heard. We can’t all understand the pain and hurt that the black community feels, but we do stand together against racism and hate.

We are proud to announce 6 Jeff nominations for Black Button Eyes Productions Chicago premier of Ghost Quartet performed at Stage 773. Hooray indeed!

Hooray for everyone involved in the Black Button Eyes Productions Chicago premiere of Ghost Quartet, which was nominated for six Jeff Awards today!

-Best Production of a Musical
-Best Ensemble
-Best Director of a Musical (Ed Rutherford)
-Best Musical Direction (Nick Sula)
-Best Performer in a Principal Role (Amanda Raquel Martinez)
-Best Projection Design (G. “Max” Maxin IV)

Meet Resham Sarkar, previous Chicago Women's Funny Festival performer.

"I moved to the US from India as a 24 year old trying to become a scientist. Ten years later, I am neither very Indian, nor American enough. Otherhood is a show about the inadequacy of not belonging anywhere."

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Images: Paul Clark Photography

Aquaman really is the lamest superhero, ever! Presented by Clown Car! https://bit.ly/2WKIW61

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Aquaman really is the lamest superhero! A sketch of Aquaman and the Justice League, presented by Clown Car, an independent musical sketch comedy group, based in Chicago, IL. This was performed and ...