Three Cat Productions' SOLO Chicago Festival Returns to Berger Park Next Week
Three Cat Productions, in association with the Chicago Park District's Night Out in the Parks initiative, has announced the line-up for the second annual presentation of the SOLO Chicago festival. SOLO Chicago will feature individual performances by vocal artists, storytellers, and more. 2014 performers will include Captain Ambivalent, Mary Ruth Clarke, Jillian Erickson, Matt Griffo, Owen Kalt, Barbara Lau, Marissa Lichwick, Megon McDonough, Carson Reiners, Maureen Riley, Laura Scruggs and Debbi Welch. Each evening will showcase individual presentations by multiple performers.
The festival will run Wednesdays through Saturdays, August 13 to August 23, with performances beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Berger Park Coach House Theater, 6205 N. Sheridan Rd., Chicago, IL 60660. Doors open 30 minutes prior to curtain.
The SOLO Chicago festival is part of Three Cat Productions' ongoing effort to offer Chicago artists a creative platform, foster relationships between local performers, and bring new work programming to the Edgewater area. Three Cat Productions is a resident theatre at the Berger Park Coach House Theater, a partnership with the Chicago Park District.
Tickets are $15 each for all performances. Flex Pass tickets are only $30. The SOLO Chicago flex pass is good for four performances ($30 savings). Tickets can be purchased on our website at threecatproductions.com or via phone at 312.970.9840.
Street parking (pay box until 9pm) is available on Granville, side streets, and Broadway (Handicapped and a limited parking is available. Please call the box office for special parking arrangements)
Schedule of Performances:
August 13 @ 7:30pm
Barbara Lau in "His Name Was, and God Is"
Marissa Lichwick in "Yellow Dress"
Megon McDonough in "How Ringo Saved Me From A Life in the Convent"
August 14 @ 7:30pm
Jillian Erickson in "3:00 a.m.: Slipping Beyond the Boundaries of a Bruised Mind "
Owen Kalt in "Danny's Friend"
Maureen Riley in "Confessions of a Salsaholic"
August 15 @ 7:30pm
Barbara Lau in "His Name Was, and God Is"
Marissa Lichwick in "Yellow Dress"
Megon McDonough in "How Ringo Saved Me From A Life in the Convent"
August 16 @ 7:30pm
Jillian Erickson in "3:00 a.m.: Slipping Beyond the Boundaries of a Bruised Mind "
Owen Kalt in "Danny's Friend"
Maureen Riley in "Confessions of a Salsaholic"
August 20 @ 7:30pm
Matt Griffo in "Enjoy Yourself: Matt Griffo Live in Concert"
Carson Reiners in "Stuck"
Laura Scruggs in "Punk Grandpa"
August 21 @ 7:30pm
Mary Ruth Clarke in "I Could Kill Him For Dying"
Debbi Welch in "Life Goes On"
August 22 @ 7:30pm
Captain Ambivalent in "Pirate Ninja Zombie: The Not So Secret Origin of Captain Ambivalent"
Carson Reiners in "Stuck"
Special Guest Performer - TBA
August 23 @ 7:30pm
Mary Ruth Clarke in "I Could Kill Him For Dying"
Debbi Welch in "Life Goes On"
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