Join us as we return to the mainstage with that mainstay of our repertoire An Evening of Horror & Suspense in the Old-Time Radio Tradition After one year away in Zoomland, our 12th annual Halloween-themed show returns to University Church, at 57th & University, Two evenings: Friday & Saturday, October 29 & 30, at 8:00 […]
Are you fully vaxxed and ready to play? We’re returning to the mainstage after a year away for the twelfth year of our beloved Evening of Horror & Suspense in the Old-Time Radio Tradition We need dramatically spooky readers, fiendishly clever sound effects makers, eerie and delightful musicians. And because we are creating a “radio […]
Pop-Up Shakespeare in Nichols Park
Hyde Park Community Players return to Nichols Park this summer, presenting Pop-Up Shakespeare, beautiful, famous and funny scenes from the plays. Dotted around Nichols Park at three stations, scenes will run simultaneously, starting at 6:00 p.m., each Friday and Saturday, August 20-21, 27-28, September 3-4. Each scene will run three times, so you’ll be able […]
August Staged Reading: “A Phoenix Too Frequent”
Join us for our first in-person staged event since the pandemic closed us down last Spring! Friday, August 6, at 8 pm back under the kindly roof of Augustana Lutheran Church at 55th & Woodlawn A Phoenix Too Frequent a comedy by Christopher Fry (author of The Lady’s Not For Burning and A Sleep of […]
June Staged Reading: “A Sleep of Prisoners” by Christopher Fry
Join us for our June Staged Reading via Zoom A Sleep of Prisoners by Christopher Fry (author of The Lady’s Not for Burning) Friday, June 4, at 8 pm directed by Paul Baker featuring: Nathan Agin James Allen, Jr. Paul Baker Samantha Fenno Henrik Nielsen Four prisoners of war are being held in a church. […]
May Staged Reading: Selected Poems of Rupi Kaur
Selected Poems of Rupi Kaur Friday, May 7th at 8:00 pm via Zoom Please join us for a reading of poetry by Rupi Kaur, an Indian-Canadian, best-selling poet who has published three books, milk and honey (2014), the sun and her flowers (2017), and home body (2020). Kaur’s work “touches on love, loss, trauma, healing, […]
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