On Wednesday, 16th Street Theater announced its 2019 season, including three new plays by Chicago authors, including Loy A. Webb.
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The season will begin with Steven Strafford’s “Small Jokes About Monsters” (Jan. 10-Feb. 16), directed by Kristina Valada-Viars.
Then, at Lagunitas Chicago Taproom and Beer Sanctuary, the company will present a one-night staging of “The South Side,” from the book by Natalie Moore (March 4).
Third will be Julie Ganey’s “Good Enough,” under the direction of Megan Shuchman (March 14-April 20).
Fourth in the lineup is the world premiere of Loy A. Webb’s “His Shadow,” directed by Wardell Julius Clark (Sept. 5–Oct. 12).
Nancy García Loza will also curate three new Latinx plays as part of the Pop Up Series in venues in and around Berwyn.
With the exception of “The South Side,” all shows all slated to take place at 6420 16th St, Berwyn.
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