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Invisible Now

The Frontier
Chicago, IL

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Invisible Now
Written and Performed by Kevin Crispin

About the show:
For as long as I can remember, I've been afraid. Afraid of pretty much everything. A lot of my fears were wildly irrational. Examples: I thought I was going to die in the Electric Chair, thought I was going to stick my head in a tornado siren and lose my hearing. These are true, and only the tip of the iceberg. It was a terribly lonely feeling as a kid and I believe it helped inform my idea and understanding of empathy. I know that a lot of people deal with irrational fears at one time or another in life, and I believe this show is, among other things, a reminder that we are not alone.

About the Author: Kevin Crispin
Kevin Crispin was born in central Illinois and has since resided all over the place, both central and not, including West Virginia, India, Massachusetts, the Philippines, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Chicago, where he currently resides. He lives near Lake Michigan--across the street, in fact--and he is petitioning to get it rebranded as an ocean. He knows that's not how it works, but he has to have something to do with his weeknights. He is endlessly fascinated by the way people behave towards themselves, and each other. As you read this, he's probably thinking about the Beatles.

Directed by Christopher Marcum
Sound Design by Nick Kawahara
Lighting Design by Diana Kaiser
Stage Managed by Lindsay Brown
Produced by Lauren Sivak

Invisible Now runs 50 minutes without an intermission.

100% of the proceeds from this run will be donated to Cathedral Counseling Center

Cathedral Counseling Center helps people make sense of their lives during difficult times through professional, affordable mental health care. As an Illinois non-profit, 501(c)3 organization, we offer individual, couple and group therapy with experienced licensed professionals, as well as psychiatric evaluation and medication management. Our sliding-scale fees are based on the client's ability to pay - because everyone deserves access to affordable care. Were here to help, and provide services without regard to religious affiliation, race, ethnicity, disability, gender or sexual orientation. For more information, or to support our work, visit www.cathedralcounseling.org.

Location

The Frontier
1106 W Thorndale Ave
Chicago, IL 60660
United States

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