Synopsis
Due to high demand, some performances of Richard III are sold out. However seats may open up the evening of the performance due to no-shows or last-minute returns. If you would like to try getting into the show by purchasing standby tickets we recommend arriving at the Garage Theatre one hour before the show. Our standby protocol is as follows: one hour before the show we sell a limited number of standby tickets on a first-come-first served basis. At show time we get as many audience members in as we can accommodate. Anyone who has purchased a standby ticket and is unable to get in receives a full refund. The Gift leads this innovative take on the Shakespearean classic—a production originally planned by the disbanded Next Theatre of Evanston—presented in Steppenwolf’s Garage Theatre. Experience some of the finest actors in the Chicago theater community coming together to tell the outrageous rise and reign of Richard.In partnership with The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
Running Time
Running Time: 2 hours 35 minutes, including 1 Intermission;
Special Performances
Audio Description and Touch Tour
Sunday, March 27
Touch Tour: 2pm
Curtain: 3:30
Open Captioning
Sun, April 3 at 3:30pm
Come Closer
Sunday, April 24 at 3:30pm
Every $50 ticket to this performance includes a post-show cast conversation, drinks, and themed appetizers. These sell out quickly, so reserve your spot today.
Sunday, March 27
Touch Tour: 2pm
Curtain: 3:30
Open Captioning
Sun, April 3 at 3:30pm
Come Closer
Sunday, April 24 at 3:30pm
Every $50 ticket to this performance includes a post-show cast conversation, drinks, and themed appetizers. These sell out quickly, so reserve your spot today.
Watch & Listen
Cast & Artists
The Artists
- Lighting Design: J.R. Lederle
- Sound Design: Kevin O'Donnell
- Directed by: Jessica Thebus
- Fight Choreographer: John Tovar
- Scenic Design: Jacqueline Penrod & Rick Penrod
- Costume Design: Sully Ratke
- Fight Choreographer: John Tovar, SAFD
- Dramaturgy: Michael Petersen
Reviews
“Thornton, a superb actor, is surrounded by a fire-breathing cast in this volcanic production.”
– Chicago Sun-Times
– Chicago Sun-Times