Trish and Josh are friends. They’re also the top two salespeople in their small insurance agency. When they find out they’ve each been offered a shot at the same big promotion, their friendly workplace rivalry implodes. Now they'll have to figure out what they really want.. and how badly they really want it. A dark comedy about race, gender, and upward mobility in the 21st century.

‘Not Bitter Nor Sweet’ will be Lazy Susan Theatre Company’s second devised production! It will take place during Chicago Theatre Week and over the course of the season of love. This show is about love and what it means to us. Whether it’s self love, platonic love, romantic love, love gained or loved lost it has shapes us into who we are today. Come explore our devisers’ memories, dreams, and wishes as we ask each other an age old question…what is love?

Tropical storms and sneaky spirits lurk, but Ziggy's friendly feathered friends say "every little thing is gonna be alright!"

Infused with reggae classics like "Stir it Up," "One Love," and "Jamming," Bob Marley's Three Little Birds is inspired by the delightful children's book Every Little Thing by Marley's own daughter, Cedella Marley.

This winter, join us in sunny Jamaica and jam to the music and message of the legendary Bob Marley!”

Best for Ages 4+ / 60 mins

Helene Alving has spent her life suspended in an emotional void after the

death of her cruel but outwardly charming husband. She is determined to escape the ghosts of her past by telling her son, Oswald, the truth about his father. But on his return from his life as a painter in France, Oswald reveals how he has already inherited the legacy of Alving’s dissolute life. 

This emotional shocker will receive a fresh adaptation by the Gwydion Theatre ensemble which cuts the running time to 90 minutes, resulting in a beautifully tight dramatic structure. It’s a fluid and colorful adaptation, updating Ibsen’s prose for the contemporary stage.

In a dilapidated cabin in a dying forest, three boys have raised themselves in the shadow of the end of the world. When they meet a young drifter, a rift will occur in this trio that only blood will mend. A play about climate change, the nuclear family, and the roles we perform for others and ourselves.

Can the power of human connection help heal decades of trauma? In Safe Landing: How the Owls Saved Me we learn the true power of human connection that allows a songwriter to overcome years of writer’s block, a father to muster the courage to see his daughter after his neglect caused the death of his child, a non-binary person to finally live as their true self, a policeman to overcome his PTSD and break his silence, a heroin addict to find the tools to overcome his addiction or a brilliant artist to find a way to function in society as an artist and empath. All aided by caregivers who truly connect with their patients.