School Groups

Every year, Adventure Stage Chicago produces a season of mainstage productions recommended for young people ages 9-14. While these performances are open to the public on weekends, during the week we perform for large school audiences. During our 2008-2009 season alone, over 8,000 students from Chicago-area schools visited our space.

ADVENTURE STAGE CHICAGO PERFORMANCES AT VITTUM THEATER

Weekday matinees begin promptly at 10:30 a.m., run approximately 90 minutes, and conclude with a 15-minute post-show discussion with the actors. Each preparing teacher receives a free Learning Guide. This educator’s text includes themes, questions, vocabulary, classroom activities, recommended resources, and an introduction to our space, cast, and production team. These productions are recommended for intermediate and upper elementary grades.

TICKET PRICING

Tickets are $8.00 per student We provide one complimentary chaperone ticket for every ten student tickets purchased.

Tickets for our preview performances are $7.00, with one complimentary ticket provided for every ten student tickets purchased. second show discount Book tickets to one show in our 2010-2011 Season for the regular price of $8.00 a student - at the same time, book the same amount of tickets to another show in our Season and get the tickets for only $6.00 a student!   Funding Concerns? Try these resources - Target Field Trip Grants Donors Choose Patron Foundation Kids In Need Foundation The Oppenheimer Family Foundation

To purchase tickets:

Call Jana at 773.342.4141 with an idea of how many student tickets and chaperone tickets you need and what dates you are available to attend. The contract can be agreed upon at this time, or the tickets can be placed on hold for up to one week depending on pace of sales and time allowed.

Once the contract is agreed upon, it will be processed and mailed with your Learning Guide.

Call Jana at 773-342.4141 or e-mail her at jana@adventurestage.org for more information.

"Wow!"

“We saw the performance on Tuesday.  They were still talking about it on Wednesday without me bringing it up.  Wow!  It was Wednesday lunch table discussion!”

Ms. Bandauskas, Healy Elementary – 4th Grade