Factory Theater Presents JENNY AND JENNI 11/5-12/18

Remember Jenny and Jenni? You don't? Well, you're going to remember them now! Re-introduce yourself to Jenny Fox and Jenni Bishop, the real, original BFFs. They're the girls who invented aerobics and made working out a worldwide sensation. Did you really think it was Jane Fonda? Or those chicks from the 20 Minute Workout videos? No, sir, it was Jenny and Jenni! And this November, the Factory Theater is going to give you their story right from the beginning. Two best friends on a journey through triumph and adversity, embarrassment and ecstasy ... and lots and lots of cardio! C'mon, everybody! On your feet! Jenny and Jenni are gonna make you feel great!

Preview Weekend November 5th-7th Fri-Sat 8pm, Sun 7pm $10
Opening Night Friday November 12th
Opening night Performance/Post-show party $25.
continuing Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm $20.00,
Sundays 7pm $15.00
Closes December 18th
*No Performance on Friday, November 26th
All performances at Prop Thtr 3502 N. Elston Ave.
Chicago, IL. 60618

Tickets available by calling 866.811.4111 or at www.thefactorytheater.com

Featuring: Wm. Bullion, Kim Boler, Matt Engle, Ted Evans, Kathyrn Hribar, Christine Jennings, Nick Leininger, Elizabeth Levy, Aileen May, Shannon O'Neill, Sarah Scanlon

The Production Team:
Directed By: Laura McKenzie
Written by: Shannon O'Neill
Produced by: Manny Tamayo & Timothy C. Amos
Scenic Designer: Ian Zywica
Sound Designer: Brian Lucas
Lighting Designer: Jordan Kardasz
Costume Designer: Emma Weber
Technical Director: Dan Laushman
Choreographer: Donnell Williams
Props Master: Josh Graves
Stage Manager: Allison Queen
Asst. Stage Manager: Christina Dougherty
Graphic Designer: Jason Moody

Founded in Chicago, Illinois in 1992, Factory Theater is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) theater organization that delivers unexpected, unapologetic theatrical experiences through original works forged and assembled by our shameless ensemble. Since 1992 we have produced over 75 productions that have been enjoyed by both critics and audience members. Overall, Factory Theater has managed to bridge the gap between critical acclaim and audience accessibility. We attribute our success to hard work, dedication, and love for theater. We plan on fully using those attributes to continue Factory's vision of writing and producing new works in an effort to provide our ever-growing audience with laughter and inspiration.

http://www.thefactorytheater.com

 

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