"City Lit Theater is on a role this year with an assortment of terrific work, Pudd’nhead Wilson can be added to that roster. "  --Chicagocritic.com

"The acting is exceptionally well balanced; Kingsley Day as the titular character is particularly well cast."

-- TimeOut Chicago

Two babies switched in infancy, one born free and one born enslaved. Twain's final major novel set in America, and his last long look at his boyhood hometown.

Adapted by: Terry McCabe and Brian Pastor

Directed by:Terry McCabe

Performed by: Jerry Bloom, Kingsley Day, Ehren Fournier, Noelle Hardy, Dan Howard, Randolph Johnson, Jim Morley, Craig J. Newman, Katy Nielsen, Mark Pracht, Adam Todd, Shawna Tucker.

Designed by Katie Claudnic, Keith Pitts, Nathan Rohrer.

Shows:

Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm

Sundays at 3pm

And coming soon...

Annual Spring Tea

Saturday, June 14, 2008

Two o'clock sharp

Featuring a one-time-only concert reading

"Who Killed Bob Teal?"

A Continental Op Story

By Dashiell Hammett

An old-fashioned high tea with all the trimmings

and a silent auction, to benefit City Lit Theater Company

Edgewater Beach Cafe

5545 N. Sheridan Road, Chicago

(Located in the big pink building one block east of City Lit)

$3 parking with validation at the Tea

Tea for two: $45

Tea for one: $25

For reservations call 773-293-3682