THIS WEEKEND ONLY: BUY A SIX-PACK AND GET TWO BONUS TICKETS
Purchase an Open Space Arts Six-Pack Theater Package for $120 this weekend, and you’ll also receive a gift certificate for two additional theater tickets.
Use the six tickets in your package for yourself, share them with friends, or attend together. The additional two-ticket gift certificate can also be used however you’d like—keep it for another performance or give it to someone as a gift.
That’s a total of eight admissions to eligible Open Space Arts theater performances for just $120.
Offer ends Sunday, August 9, at 11:59 p.m.
The two-ticket gift certificate will be issued separately after your Six-Pack Theater Package purchase. Advance reservations are required and are subject to availability.
OSA Announces Partnership with Instituto CervantES
Open Space Arts is delighted to announce a new partnership with Instituto Cervantes Chicago, part of a worldwide nonprofit organization created by the Spanish government to promote the language, culture, and creativity of Spain and Spanish-speaking countries.
This partnership reflects Open Space Arts’ growing commitment to international theater and film, and to building meaningful connections with cultural organizations throughout Chicago.
We are especially pleased to begin this collaboration during our production of Guillem Clua’s SMILEY, a romantic comedy from Barcelona, and as we look ahead to presenting Clua’s THE SWALLOW in our upcoming season.
Through this partnership, Open Space Arts hopes to welcome new audiences, expand conversations across cultures, and continue sharing stories that build understanding, connection, and community.
Learn more about Instituto Cervantes Chicago:
https://chicago.cervantes.es
Event locations
Plays are at 1411 W Wilson, Films at 1517 W Fullerton.
OSA's live theater performances are held at 1411 W Wilson in Uptown. This is just east of Clark, so steps away from the 22 bus and five blocks west of the Wilson Red line stop.
In-person films are at FACETS, 1517 W Fullerton, just west of DePaul, in Lincoln Park.
Streaming films can be viewed from anywhere.
