Rogers Park Theatres To Offer Flex Passes

By: Aug. 17, 2011
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Four Rogers Park area theatres, Lifeline Theatre, Raven Theatre, the side project, and Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre, join together for the fourth year to offer a flexible subscription pass to see a variety of Rogers Park productions throughout the season, running from September 1, 2011 to August 31, 2012. Dubbed "Chicago's answer to off-Broadway" by the Chicago Sun-Times, the foursome garnered eight Non-Equity Jeff Awards out of 24 nominations during the 2010-2011 season and want to share their neighborhood commitment to excellence with the entire community, by offering this discounted pass with up to 35% savings over regular single tickets.

The $50, four-show pass - good for one adult or kids show, anytime during the season, at each of the four participating theatres (offer does not include participant shows in venues outside Rogers Park) - is available at each theatre's box office, and through www.rogersparkflexpass.com. The pass is business card-sized to be kept throughout the season, punched when used at each theatre, and displayed at each restaurant when a discount is requested.

The Flex Pass is offered at a special discounted rate of $45 during Rogers Park's 10th Annual Glenwood Ave. Arts Festival, August 20-21 at the Lifeline Theatre box office, 6912 N. Glenwood Ave. Festival details at 773-761-4477 x701 and www.GlenwoodAve.org.

Participating theatres and 2011-2012 season offerings include (call or visit the web sites for production dates and details):

Lifeline Theatre • 6912 N. Glenwood Ave. • 773-761-4477 • info@lifelinetheatre.com • www.lifelinetheatre.com

MainStage shows "The Count of Monte Cristo," "Hunger," "Pride and Prejudice," and KidSeries shows "The 13 Clocks," "How To Survive A Fairy Tale," and "Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed."

Raven Theatre • 6157 N. Clark St. • 773-338-2177 • info@raventheatre.com • www.raventheatre.com

"Bus Stop," "Dating Walter Dante," "The Price," and "Bang the Drum Slowly."

the side project • 1439 W. Jarvis Ave. • 773-973-2150 • tickets@thesideproject.net • www.thesideproject.net

"twentyone," "Through the Middle Ground," and "An Interrogation Primer."

Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre - performing at the No Exit Café • 6970 N. Glenwood Ave. • Information Line: 773-347-1109, info@theo-u.org • www.theoubique.org

"Starting Here, Starting Now;" "Pump Boys and Dinettes;" "Light in the Piazza;" and "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do." Dinner optional.


Rogers Park restaurants near the theatres are partnering to offer dining discounts to pass purchasers for the season through August 31, 2012.

The Heartland Café ("good wholesome food for the mind and body"), 7000 N. Glenwood Ave., will extend a 15% discount to each Flex Pass holder, year-round.
Act One Pub (New American cuisine/contemporary dining), 1330 W. Morse Ave., will extend a 10% discount to each Flex Pass holder, year-round.
Charmers Café/Dagel & Beli [sic] (coffeehouse and bagels), 1500 W. Jarvis Ave., will extend a 10% discount to each Flex Pass holder, year-round.
Gruppo di Amici (Roman style Italian food), 1508 W. Jarvis Ave., will extend a 10% discount to each Flex Pass holder, year-round.
Morseland ("good eats, nice beats"), 1218 W. Morse Ave., will extend a 10% discount to each Flex Pass holder, year-round.

In addition, Theo Ubique offers dinner and show packages at the No Exit Café, 6970 N. Glenwood Ave.

Glenwood Avenue Arts District, in the heart of Rogers Park, features numerous artist studios, music venues, theatres and restaurants and is fast becoming known as a vibrant and unique arts destination. The Chicago Sun-Times writes, "Maybe the time has come to dub Glenwood Avenue in the Rogers Park neighborhood as Chicago's answer to off-Broadway. Certainly that's the conclusion to be reached if you tally up the nominations for the Non-Equity Jeff Awards" Chicago Magazine (October 2008) added, "For pure Chicago heart, soul and polished grit, the Glenwood Avenue Arts District in Rogers Park is our favorite new destination."

 



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