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The Man Who Came to Dinner
The Man Who Came to Dinner is a classic comedy about the egotistical radio personality Sheridan Whiteside, who slips on ice while visiting a small Ohio town for dinner and ends up as a demanding, six-week houseguest with the Stanley family, turning their lives upside down with his outrageous requests, eccentric celebrity visitors, and meddling in the romance between his secretary Maggie Cutler and local reporter Bert Jefferson, all while a Christmas setting adds to the holiday chaos.
Apply by Oct 5, 2026View detailsThis Dry Spell
At a music festival in the desert, Grace kisses Brahm, a man who confesses he's here to become a cactus. Drawn to the strange beauty of this unlikely romance, Grace uproots their life to follow him, hoping their connection might bloom into an oasis in a harsh world. Grace fights against their skeptical mother, Linda, an OnlyFans creator who thinks they're settling, and the unwanted advances of Jeremy, their boss. Even Grace's art students demand answers about life and love. As Brahm grows ever more rooted and thorny, Grace wrestles with desire, doubt, and what it means to truly bloom.
Apply by Sep 26, 2026View detailsNewsboy
'Newsboy' is a new play based on Gary D. Cole's acclaimed memoir of his childhood paper route in 1960s and '70s Chicagoland. The play, told as a nearly-solo show by two actors in turn portraying Gary as a young boy and a teenager, is a coming-of-age tale, tracking his growth from sheltered suburban innocent to keen student of the turbulent world around him - and his place in it. Gary shares stories about some of the biggest moments in Chicago and national history gleaned from the newspaper he reads and delivers each morning, as well as cross-generational friendships formed through his paper route, with realism, freshness, and humor.
Apply by Sep 26, 2026View detailsIsaac's Eye
Fact: Isaac Newton stuck a needle into his own eye. Seriously, he really did that. Before he became one of the world's greatest intellectuals, Isaac Newton was a young man desperate to be taken seriously. His theories about color and light bring him face-to-face with Robert Hooke, renowned scientist and known dog murderer (seriously). As the two men clash over science and ego, Isaac's pursuit for recognition spirals into an increasingly bizarre battle of wits. Funny, filthy, and deeply strange, ISAAC'S EYE gleefully mixes historical fact with outright fantasy, imagining the obsessions, desires, and ambitions that drove a young Isaac Newton toward greatness - and the sacrifices he (might have) made to get there.
Apply by Sep 27, 2026View detailsThe Santa Switch
Raue Center School For The Arts is thrilled to announce OPEN AUDITIONS for NON-EQUITY professionals and community actors AGES 18+ for The Santa Switch. This unique intergenerational production gives students ages 7 - 18 the opportunity to perform alongside adult community actors and professional performers in a high-energy holiday musical filled with music, laughter, and heart. This production is a combination of non-equity professionals, community actors, and RCSA students.
Apply by Sep 28, 2026View detailsMidnight At Sunset Cafe
HGBIC Productions is casting FOUR PEOPLE OF COLOR - 2 Male & 2 Female - for our upcoming original musical Midnight at the Sunset Cafe. Set in Chicago's legendary Bronzeville, Midnight at the Sunset Cafe brings together the music, personalities, and spirit of the Golden Age of Black entertainment in an exciting theatrical experience filled with jazz, music, comedy, drama, and unforgettable characters.
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