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archives 2011

Churchhill's "Far Away" Winterfall Chicago

"Musical of the Living Dead" Cowardly Scarecrow

"Nodes, Dead ends and New Starts" fall visual arts show curated by Andrew Rigsby

The Charnel House

Off Off Broadzway as guests of ARC Gallery and Educational Foundation

Manual Cinema ADA/AVA

Babes with Blades Fundraiser "Swing for Stash"

Naked Theatre "See you in the Mourning"

Chiara Mangiamelli "Tablao Flamenco"

The Alliance of Pentaphilic Curators

"The Observatory" Vincent Truman

Chicago Poetry Project "Dusts of the Sun" by Raymond Roussell

Stockholm Dance

The Paul Show visual arts show curated by Paul Klein

The Charnel House

archives 2010

"The Observatory" by Vincent Truman

"The DiningRoom" Appetite Theatre Co.

"Musical of the Living Dead" Cowardly Scarecrow

"An Unwholesome Attachment" Fall visual arts show curated by Duffy OConnor

"That pretty, pretty; or, the rape play"

The Charnel House

"In Love's Bright Coils" Genesis Ensemble

Chiara Mangiamellie Flamenco

Betty Gone Rock and Roll Musical

Flamenco Chicago

"Deus ex Machina" Spring visual arts show curated by Victoria Szilagyi

The Charnel House

archives 2009

Wishbone Theatre "Woman in Black"

Dean Evans "Magical Exploding Boy"

SCS Dance

"Seeing in Tongues" Fall visual arts show curated by Victoria Szilagyi

The Charnel House

Belly Dance Hafla with Jasmine Jahal Dance

 



 

February

 

Our Spring visual arts show presented by:

CHAPEL PROJECTS

at THE CHARNEL HOUSE

"SKY LINES"

Works by Robin Dluzen; Photographs produced by New Bound Media
 
Curated by MK Meador
 
Opening Reception: Friday, February 3rd, 2012
                 
                 6pm-9pm
 
                 cocktails and hors d' oeuvres
 
Employing salvaged cardboard to construct her water tower support structures, Dluzen draws parallels to the scavenging history of the forms.  The individual sculptures are lined up and stacked on top of one another to create a skyline composed entirely of these formerly functional objects.  In this way, Dluzen presents the supports and the city’s landscape in a new light, and restores a bit of this outmoded architecture's glory.
 
Exhibition runs through February 19th. 
Viewing hours are from 12pm-4pm Saturday and Sunday or by appointment.

MARCH

 

presented by

THE AGENCY THEATER COLLECTIVE

Clifford Odets said that he hoped people would see his play and "be glad they are alive." Rousing, hilarious, devastating, and ultimately full of hope, Paradise Lost is a depression era play that feels like it might have been written yesterday. The Agency's modern take squeezes every drop of humanity from this masterpiece.

Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays 8pm, tickets $15

March 1st through April 7th

Special preview performance Thursday, March 1st with special ticket price of $10

for tickets or more information click on the link below!

 

And a new in-house production written and directed by

Billy Bermingham

sometime this year!