Adventure Stage Saturday: ¡Vive la Guerra!

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By Scott Letscher

Adventure Stage has the perfect indoor and outdoor events to keep your family thoroughly entertained. For your indoor enjoyment, Adventure Stage is bringing Guerra: A Clown Play to our theater as a special treat for our audience.
It’s a three performer 55 minute barrage of sketch, mime, pratfalls, paper airplane throwing and gags, gags gags. And lord, is it funny. -NYTheatre.com
Guerra is presented by Mexico City-based theater company La Piara in collaboration with Chicago writer-directors Seth Bockley and Devon de Mayo, and it is at our space at 1012 N. Noble St. for one performance only. This is a great chance to introduce your family to something fresh, unique and totally hilarious. 

For outdoor fun we are extending a special ticket offer: For every ticket you buy to Guerra, you get one free general admission pass to Brookfield Zoo.

So for only $12 to $15 a ticket, you can enjoy a hilarious play and a day of your choosing at the zoo. You can purchase tickets by phone at 773-342-4141 or online by clicking here.  

We all know how fleeting Chicago summers can be. Don't miss your chance to pack in a few more days of family time before the kids head back to school.
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