The Stockyards Theatre Project, which calls itself “the only theatre company in Chicago dedicated exclusively to feminist/femaleist theatre and performance art,” presents its second annual showcase of woman-centered drama, storytelling, dance, improv, stand-up comedy, and other performance genres. Topics addressed range from rape, pregnancy, and madness to lesbianism, the beauty industry, and multiple orgasms. Running November 30 through December 2, the event features three evenings consisting of five to eight presentations each. All shows take place at Link’s Hall, 3435 N. Sheffield. Performance times are Friday and Saturday at 8 PM and Sunday at 7 PM (scheduled times for individual presentations on each evening are listed below). Admission to each show is $10; a three-day pass is available for $20. For reservations and more information, call 773-377-5001, ext. 6487.
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I Began Smoking Because of a Boy
Joan Ackermann’s short play about two vacationing sisters discussing multiple orgasms is directed by Genevieve Hurst. 8:45 PM.
Winter Genesis
Musings: A Compilation of the Hopes, Dreams, and Fears of Young Women
The Common Air Theatre Company performs a theatrical adaptation of poems by Anne Sexton. 8:25 PM.
