Comedy Night at Open Door Spotlights Local Talent

Open Door Theater, at Harrison St (902 S Ridgeland Ave Oak Park, IL 60304)

Full Price:: $8.00 - $10.00

Our Price:: FREE - $5.00*

3.0 by 1 member

If an evening out is better when it's filled with laughter, then the Open Door has just what you need. The theater typically hosts staged productions, but for a few special nights each month, you can catch some of the best performers and tomorrow's stars from Chicago's prolific improv, sketch and stand-up scenes. Located in the Oak Park Arts District, the theater is easily accessible by car, bike or public transportation, and there are several restaurants in the area for a pre-show meal.

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The last date listed for Comedy Night at Open Door was Friday August 3, 2012 / 8:00pm.

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Open Door Theater

at Harrison St,

902 S Ridgeland Ave

Oak Park, IL 60304

1 Goldstar Member Review

Goldstar Member

3.0

Host did a good job- comedy Gave us some good laughs. Improv groups
ok - thought needed a little work. Liked 2nd group better
I will try this Open Door Theatre again for some of further comedy nights

Written on Jul 30 2012

All 1 Review

More Information About Comedy Night at Open Door

Website

http://www.opendoorrep.org

Description

August 3, 2012:

Doug Deuchler: A local theater critic and storyteller returning to one of his first loves--stand-up comedy.
FrankenReagen began as the closely-knit class of 2007 at the iO Theater. They now host their own brand of shows just south of Wrigley Field where they perform as the Mullen’s House Team each week.
Ghost Toddler is a mix of veteran and newer improvisers who perform scenes that strive for emotional truth and grounded relationships. Jay Sukow, a Meisner-trained actor and Second City Improv, teacher is their coach.
Declassified contains individuals from ClassyD, a nine-person Harold team from iO whose words and movements coalesce as one. The team is coached by Timmy Mayse.