"Changing the way you perceive the world around you one show at a time..."

Join us for an afternoon conversation with real nurses, some from the cast, who experienced working during the pandemic and their journey in their careers.

In 1881, Black laundresses in Atlanta led a strike weeks before the International Cotton Exposition came to town. Demanding $1/dozen pounds of laundry, the Atlanta Washerwomen’s Strike of 1881 was one of the largest, successful interracial labor strikes of the post-Civil War era.

Perceptions Theatre presents our 5th Annual BIPOC Play Festival dedicated to showcasing one act plays by talented playwrights of color. We have brought together 5 playwrights, 5 directors and 11 actors from South Shore, Chicago and the surrounding areas!

5 years and 5 one acts!

5 years and 5 one acts!

Join us for play club!

Join us for play club!

JUDA and ADESTE are finally confronted to reevaluate all their notions surrounding intimacy, pleasure, romance, and relating to the other. And yes, there will be drugs.

A Time to Kill meets 12 Angry Men This powerful parable of what could come if change never comes takes place in a small Southern town.

Instead of seeing just one of the readings you have access to see BOTH! Shed at 2pm and Scorpio at 5pm, CST.

A Time to Kill meets 12 Angry Men This powerful parable of what could come if change never comes takes place in a small Southern town.

JUDA and ADESTE are finally confronted to reevaluate all their notions surrounding intimacy, pleasure, romance, and relating to the other. And yes, there will be drugs.

We are back with 6 plays by BIPOC Playwrights in Chicago, let the creativity begin!

We are back with 6 plays by BIPOC Playwrights in Chicago, let the creativity begin!

If you loved the original show you will love this staged reading version!

Join us for our first play club of the year!

Can he make it home?