Theater openings, previews Jan 18th to 24th, curtain wall: Nina Simone, Four women

If you are looking for a live theater, we’ve got your back. From drama and comedy to dance and musicals, area stage of Chicago has something for everybody.

Show of this week:

Four Women; Nina Simone: in a drama of Christina Ham, 4 women, including Nina Simone, meet in ruins of sixteenth Baptist Church located in Birmingham city where they engage in a discussion that entails responding to a deadly bombing that results to arguments on sex, politics, skin color, religion, and class. The preview will begin on 24^th Jan and opens on 1^st Feb to 2^nd March.

More openings/ previews

Other openings or previews will include; Chambre Noire, Kinky Boots, Red Rex, Us/Them among others.

Jackson Sorbo

Managing editor of the Chicago Morning Star

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