The Tucker women are up early to prepare a very important meal, or at least that’s what Mama says. As the day wears on, the little dramas that always take place in the kitchen boil over, making a mess of everything. STEW explores the substance of that special stuff passed between kinswomen and how the secrets we keep from our mothers eventually become the secrets we keep from ourselves.
STEW is a Chicago Premiere, featuring Ensemble Members Demetra Dee and Jazzma Pryor with Velma Austin and Jasmine Cheri Rush.
September 9 – October 22, 2022, at Theater Wit
Safety Guidelines for SGT’s 2022-2023 Season
Your safety is of utmost importance to us. Theater Wit has upgraded its HVAC systems to meet the stringent regulations of Actors Equity. The entire company of STEW is fully vaccinated, tested multiple times per week, and held accountable with multiple COVID Compliance Officers responsible for safety protocols for the cast and crew. All patrons at Theater Wit will be required to show proof of full vaccination before they even enter the lobby. Negative PCR and rapid test results are not valid for admittance. Patrons with medical or religious exemptions may be admitted but must contact the box office a minimum of 48 hours before the performance for additional review and guidance. The bar is open at Theater Wit and drinks will be allowed in the theatre. Please note that masks are mandatory for all patrons for the entire duration of the performance, except when actively drinking beverages.
Racism and white supremacy have no place in a just society. Shattered Globe condemns the violent insurrection and storming of the Capitol on Wednesday, January 6th in an attempt to discredit and dismantle the basic structures and procedures of democracy in the United States. We cannot be silent in the face of these horrific events. We are committed to raising our voices in opposition to hate in every way we can.
-SGT Ensemble and Board of Directors
Small Stage, Big Impact
Supporters & Funders
Shattered Globe Theatre is partially supported and funded by generous grants from The Shulman-Rochambeau Charitable Foundation, The James P. and Brenda S. Grusecki Family Foundation, Bayless Family Foundation, The Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation, The MacArthur Fund for Arts & Culture at The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, The Kovler Family Foundation, the Paul M. Angell Family Foundation, a CityArts Grant from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, the Illinois Arts Council, The Shubert Foundation, the Chicago Community Foundation, and The Saints.
