Prop Thtr, Chicago
Prop is the best place in Chicago to see smart, exciting new dramatic theater, from 'Porno Zombies' to Daley biographies.
Prop is the best place in Chicago to see smart, exciting new dramatic theater, from 'Porno Zombies' to Daley biographies. The current production will almost certainly be worth seeing, but the New Plays Festival in July offers two shows and a slew of live readings.
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About Prop Thtr
3502 North Elston Avenue, Chicago, IL, United States
+1 773-539-7838
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