Random Acts to Present Return of LADIES NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, 10/9-30

Random Acts is proud to announce that the final production of their inaugural season, the world premiere of Ladies Night of the Living Dead, will return for a limited engagement from October 9-30. The extension will play The Pendulum Space, located at 1803 W. Byron St, Suite 216. The production previously played at the Chicago Fringe Festival September 1-13. Single tickets are $15 and are currently on sale. Tickets may be ordered online at BuzzOnStage or via www.RandomActsChicago.com.

A cheap hotel room with a bathtub full of booze ensures that Sarah's bachelorette party will be a prenuptual night to remember - but when a zombie outbreak plagues Chicago, she and her friends find themselves battling challenges much more sobering than waking up naked in the IHOP bathroom. Like BRIDESMAIDS with a bloody twist, the walking dead put the ladies' bonds to the test...spilling secrets, lies and intestines along the way. "Built on solid writing and gory humor, LADIES NIGHT not only passes the Bechdel test with flying colors but does so in a typically male-dominated genre." - Kevin Greene, NewCityStage.

The cast includes Lindsay Stock, Shannon Weber, Megan Gill, Lucy Chmielewski and Chelsea Milligan. The production also boasts choreography from Random Acts' company member Tommy Rivera Vega.

ABOUT BRYAN RENAUD, director and playwright
Renaud is a Chicago-based writer, director, and performer. His other plays include All Our Twilight (co-written with Emily Schmidt, produced in 2015 by Gorilla Tango and Random Acts), Twelfth Night of the Living Dead (produced in 2013 by Shakespeare on Clark) and Barney the Elf, premiering this Christmas from The Other Theatre Company. Directing credits include work with The Other Theatre Company, Chicago Dramaworks, North Central College, Gorilla Tango and Random Acts.

ABOUT RANDOM ACTS theatre company
Random Acts is dedicated to presenting unpredictable and diverse genres of theatre. The company strives to create approachable art with no expectations. Inaugural year productions included two world premieres and one Chicago premiere in various venues including 3 theatres, a cafe and a gymnasium.

The Pendulum Space is easily accessible by public transportation (via the Irving Park stop) and there is ample free street parking available. The venue is not ADA accessible. For more information on the production, artists and Random Acts, please visit www.RandomActsChicago.com.