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Executive Director Kevin Mayes announced today that Bailiwick Chicago's hit production of Joe DiPietro's f**kING MEN will be extended for an additional three weeks due to popular demand. Performances will continue through Sunday, August 29 at Stage 773, 1225 W. Belmont with the original cast.

Just in time for the end of Pride Month, Tony-winning playwright Joe DiPietro ('Memphis') has worked with Bailiwick Chicago to produce the Midwest premiere (and only third production ever) of his 2008 play 'f**king Men,' an adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler's 19th century play 'La Ronde' that is now stunningly and cleverly updated and turned inside out.

F**KING MEN, a beautiful new play by Joe DiPietro, directed by Tom Mullen. Presented at Theatre Building Chicago, 1225 W. Belmont Ave, Chicago. Previews begin June 18th; Opening Night June 26th.

Executive Director Kevin Mayes announced today that tickets are now on sale for Bailiwick Chicago's production of Tony-nominated writer Joe DiPietro's play, f**kING MEN (www.FMenChicago.com).

Executive Director Kevin Mayes announced today that tickets are now on sale for Bailiwick Chicago's production of Tony-nominated writer Joe DiPietro's play, f**kING MEN (www.FMenChicago.com).

Rehearsals will soon be underway for Bailiwick Chicago's next production, F**king Men, penned by Tony-nominated writer Joe DiPietro (Memphis, I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change). Mr. DiPietro is working closely with Director Tom Mullen (Urinetown, Blue Dog Prods.) to bring the definitive production of his groundbreaking play to Chicago, following smash-hit runs in London and Los Angeles.

Executive Director Kevin Mayes announced today that tickets are now on sale for Bailiwick Chicago's production of Tony-nominated writer Joe DiPietro's play, f**kING MEN (www.FMenChicago.com).

Rehearsals will soon be underway for Bailiwick Chicago's next production, F**king Men, penned by Tony-nominated writer Joe DiPietro (Memphis, I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change). Mr. DiPietro is working closely with Director Tom Mullen (Urinetown, Blue Dog Prods.) to bring the definitive production of his groundbreaking play to Chicago, following smash-hit runs in London and Los Angeles.

Promethean Theatre Ensemble is delighted to announce the full cast of their upcoming world premiere stage adaptation of the beloved Peter S. Beagle fantasy novel The Last Unicorn, adapted to the stage and directed by PTE ensemble member Ed Rutherford.

Four mobsters of Depression era 1930s are having their absolute worst night of their lives in Hobo Junction Company's latest incarnation of 'Bad Guys In Suits.' This one-hour musical comedy is replete with original song and dance numbers, witty banter and larger-than-life characters that epitomized screwball entertainment of that time.

After playing to sold out, enthusiastic houses at the Apollo Theatre, Hobo Junction is proud to announce, that due to popular demand, they are extending their run of Bad Guys In Suits through June 12, 2009. After which they are taking the show on the road for an exclusive engagement at the Des Moines Social Club.

Four mobsters of Depression era 1930s have a particularly bad day at the office in Hobo Junction Company's latest incarnation of 'Bad Guys In Suits.' This one-hour musical comedy is replete with original song and dance numbers, witty banter and larger-than-life characters that epitomizedscrewball entertainment of that time.

Four mobsters of Depression era 1930s have a particularly bad day at the office in Hobo Junction Company's latest incarnation of 'Bad Guys In Suits.' This one-hour musical comedy is replete with original song and dance numbers, witty banter and larger-than-life characters that epitomizedscrewball entertainment of that time.

Hobo Junction Presents an Original Live Action Musical Comedy Four mobsters of Depression era 1930s have a particularly bad day at the office in Hobo Junction Company's latest incarnation of 'Bad Guys In Suits.' This one-hour musical comedy is replete with original song and dance numbers, witty banter and larger-than-life characters that epitomized screwball entertainment of that time.