Strangeloop Theatre

This is Tamale. She is holding a $500 donation check to the Center on Halsted from Strangeloop. Donations were collected from our Mitera donation drive, combined with funds from Strangeloop and donated during Pride Month.

Tamale Sepp is the Center's Director of Community and Cultural Programs which co-ordinates programming for Bisexual, Children's Space and Family, Trangender and Women's Programs, as well as Recreation and Wellness, GED Programming and an LGBTQ Artists Gallery. The Center also has Anti-violence programming, HIV/AIDS and STD services, Senior services and Youth programming. In fact, over the next five years, the Center hopes to address LGBTQ youth homelessness by providing scattered-site housing throughout Chicago.

Thank you to Pat Tinsley for setting up the drive and to all who donated to support the important work of this organization. If you were not able to earlier, consider making a donation today: https://community.centeronhalsted.org/DonateNow

For more information on the Center on Halsted, please visit their website: http://www.centeronhalsted.org

Tonight's show is sold out, but we still have a few tickets remaining for Friday night and a few more for Saturday. After that, Mitera closes forever... .Or until it's made into a major motion picture by Rita Wilson, Nia Vardalos and Tina Fey.

In the Loop: Join us this weekend as we say αντίο to 'Mitera'

Only two weekends left!!! Don't wait...it's a small house and could sell next weekend. If you snooze, you may lose.

Mitera Three single Greek-American sisters, who live at home, have their lives turned upside down when they find out their mother is still micromanaging their lives from beyond the grave.

To everyone who donated at a reward level to our Season 8 Kickstarter (and provided us your mailing address), your items are on their way. Thank you so much for your patience and for your generosity. We couldn't do what we do without you!