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Headed to the Bughouse? Perfect!

Lucia Bonifazi and Randy Craig are back at the Bughouse Theater with another GROUNDED performance! Joining us is the amazingly talented Heather Sejnow. See her NOW before you have to pay the really big money. She is about as funny and talented as they come. She calls herself "a one woman improv team" as she reprises her solo act, FAMILY MATTERZ . Also working with us as our musical muse is longtime friend, singer songwriter, Kevin Davey. He's witty, smart, and deceptively shy; probably from all those years working at the Library!  You could say his return to the stage is long OVERDUE. He was hard to BOOK. But I digress...we look FOREWARD to seeing you Friday, May 18th, 10pm. Tickets are only $10! What? Are we crazy? Well, sort of.

Back in the BUGHOUSE!

Lucia and Randy are back in the Bughouse…Theater this Saturday, November 11th, 8pm, 1910 W. IrvingPark Rd., Chicago as part of their ongoing Improv Tonight Series. Tickets are only $10 and you may BYOB. Purchase advancetickets here! GROUNDED is a long form theatrical improv by two actors, Luciana Bonifazi and Randy Craig. They will share the evening with two other top improv acts!

Lucia and Randy are GROUNDED!

A couple years ago, Lucia Bonifazi and Randy Craig were scheduled to do an open mic night with some of their improvisor friends. At the last minute, everybody else cancelled. So they went up as a duo. They had such a great time that they decided to pursue more shows as GROUNDED. 

Tonight, Thursday, July 6th, they are performing with Skull Mountain at the Crowd Theatre, 3935 N. Broadway, at 8pm. 

Join GROUNDED and other funny groups for a night of fun! 

And best of all, IT’S FREE!

Randy Craig with the League of Improv Heroes at Donny's Skybox!

Randy has worked with this super talented group of actors, improvisers, and comedians in one form or another for 10 to 25 years. They swoop in for an evening of comedy to battle boredom, stomp out sadness, and make general grumpiness so uncomfortable that it probably won’t even show up! Experience the thrill as they take everyday life and make it funny. Witness the wonder of one’s secret inner desires transform into jocularity. Gape at guys and gals gambling with guffaws and goofiness. You will laugh until you stop!

Featuring Lucia Bonifazi, Jack Bronis, Randy Craig, Mark Czoske, Kristin Farmer, Mary Fahey Hughes, Vince Kracht, Jimmie Meader, Pat Musker, Mary Olivieri, Annie Rijks, Matt Tiegler, and Tom Clear on the piano. Each week they will also host future heroes from The Second City Training Center.
 http://www.secondcity.com/shows/chicago/league-improv-heroes/

March 2016 Randy Madness!

Come see Randy’s wacky mind with an even wackier group of whack-os who take a whack at this ever growing art form of theatrical improvisation: The League of Improv Heroes.  Randy has a very talented group of entertainer friends who can make up some pretty entertaining entertainment by which you will be entertained! Saturdays, 8pm, March 12th and 19th at the Open Door Reparatory Theatre, (Ridgeland & Harrison), Oak Park, IL. $15 ($10 with student ID/headshot)   708-342-0810 or Brown Paper Tickets

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THE LEAGUE OF IMPROV HEROES! Friday nights in March 2015 at 8pm at the Open Door Theatre in scenic Oak Park, IL. (That’s on Ridgeland at Harrison just north of I-290, the Eisenhower expressway). Tickets are only $15 and refreshments (booze, pop, candy, snacks) are available. Please DO NOT bring fried chicken! It’s tasty but bad for your heart. This performance is funny so be prepared to laugh, BYOSG (bring your own sneeze guard). It is directed by the lovely and talented Jack Bronis with Musical Direction by Thomas King Clear, and Technical Direction by Emilie Clark-Tranynere. It features: Jack Bronis, Randy Craig, Mark Czoske, Mary Fahey Hughes, Jimmie Meader, Pat Musker, Mary Olivieri, and possibly a surprise celebrity guest! If “laugh riot” was not already overused I would choose that descriptor.