Hot Deal
$15 Tickets to The Theatre School's Fall Season
The Theatre School at DePaul University
Come see a show at The Theatre School this fall! Get tickets to "A Map of Me" or "Peter Pan" for $15 (that's half off!) with code TTSFALL26
"A Map of Me" runs from October 20 - November 7:
Map enthusiast and fifth-grader Ben Isaac is coping with the loss of his grandmother. After discovering a mysterious map in her coat pocket, Ben and his babysitter travel across Chicago to visit the locations she marked across the city. Along the way, they are introduced to Chicago history, communities, and culture. Inventive, ensemble-driven, and rich with humor and heart, A Map of Me is a vibrant story about identity, coping with grief, and the communities that shape us.
"Peter Pan" runs from November 6 - November 14:
A dark twist on the classic tale peels back the fantastical whimsy of Neverland to reveal the true cost of never growing up. As the Darling children maneuver through adventure, pirates, testy fairies, and an ever-so-cocky Peter Pan, they begin to grapple with the thinning veil between playing pretend and a dangerous reality. This hauntingly playful adaptation suggests that the greatest adventure lies much closer than the second star to the right.
"A Map of Me" runs from October 20 - November 7:
Map enthusiast and fifth-grader Ben Isaac is coping with the loss of his grandmother. After discovering a mysterious map in her coat pocket, Ben and his babysitter travel across Chicago to visit the locations she marked across the city. Along the way, they are introduced to Chicago history, communities, and culture. Inventive, ensemble-driven, and rich with humor and heart, A Map of Me is a vibrant story about identity, coping with grief, and the communities that shape us.
"Peter Pan" runs from November 6 - November 14:
A dark twist on the classic tale peels back the fantastical whimsy of Neverland to reveal the true cost of never growing up. As the Darling children maneuver through adventure, pirates, testy fairies, and an ever-so-cocky Peter Pan, they begin to grapple with the thinning veil between playing pretend and a dangerous reality. This hauntingly playful adaptation suggests that the greatest adventure lies much closer than the second star to the right.
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