CHICAGO, IL–Hubris Productions is proud to announce its 2012 season: House of Yes by Wendy MacLeod, Butley by Simon Gray and Hubris Productions own Annee Pocalypse by Jason Dabrowski, Jacob Christopher Green and Calidonia Olivares.
House of Yes By Wendy MacLeod Directed by Jacob Christopher Green March 22 – April 28th, 2011 Greenhouse Theater Center 2257 N Lincoln Ave. Chicago, IL 60614 Featuring: Patricia Moy, Jason Dabrowski and Patti Feinstein A hurricane during Thanksgiving is just the beginning for the Pascal Family. Eldest son Marty arrives with a surprise-his fiancée, Lesley. This doesn’t sit well with mother, Brother Anthony and least of all his twin sister Jackie-O (recently released from a mental hospital) You think your family is crazy during the holidays? You ain’t seen nothing yet!
Butley By Simon Gray Directed by Michael Graham July 5- August 11, 2011 Greenhouse Theater Center 2257 N Lincoln Ave. Chicago, IL 60614 Featuring: Jacob Christopher Green, Patricia Moy, Christy Joan Leavens Butley is a brilliant soul in crisis. Dissipated, boozing, terminal cynic and always jealous university professor, Ben Butley is facing both the breakup of his marriage and the dissolution of a longtime affair with Joey, former student now a fellow faculty member. When he runs aground of the petty University hierarchy, Butley’s ultimate fate is sealed. This guy just can’t catch a break!
Annee Pocalypse!
By Jason Dabrowski, Jacob Christopher Green and Calidonia Olivares September 7th-16th Mary’s Attic 5400 N Clark Street Chicago, IL 60640
That’s right folks, she’s back! Hubris Productions very own Little Whorin Annee! Just in time for the elections. It’s the very near future and the world has come to an end. Why? Because America voted a Republican into the White House of course! Will Annee find her Sugar Daddy? Will Mistress Flannigan force Annee back to The House of Hooch and Cooch? Will Muffy cut someone? (probably) There’s gonna be some singin and dancin and by the end of the show you just might learn somethin too! Learn more about Hubris Productions at www.hubrisproductions.com
A Fan’s Gotta Do: A Review of Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog at Black Button Eyes Productions “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog,” the quirky three-part musical web series about the sad machinations of a supervillain, displayed an early example of what entertainment on the Internet could look like. Now, with Black Button Eyes Productions that 2008 “classic” has hit the stages of Chicago to benefit Season of Concern.
