{ a play by Kim Rosenstock }
{ directed by Jeremy Wechsler }

— Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune

★ ★ ★ ★ Smartly paced and ideally cast. Fully honest and endearing

— Kris Vire, Time Out Chicago

★ ★ ★ 1/2 A bona fide gift for every audience who sees it. Hilarious and enthralling!

— Lawrence Bommer, Chicago Theater Beat

Perfect! Absurdly funny! I see my twenties amongst the train wreckage.

— Katy Walsh, Chicago Now

A tiger has broken loose from the local zoo, but Sherry has bigger problems. She's a recent college graduate with a master’s degree in art therapy. But like so many 20-somethings who find themselves back at home, here she sits, unemployed, overwhelmed and dealing with her depressed family. Happily, things begin to brighten up when she gets hired as a high school art teacher. Now if only the principal would leave his rifle at home, her sister would get off the couch, her mother would come downstairs, her first patient would just do one of his art therapy assignments, and someone would catch the damned tiger, everything would be perfect. A Chicago premiere by "New Girl" writer Kim Rosenstock, Tigers Be Still is a deft and heartfelt comedy about how depression can pounce on us all, and how the path out is always the least expected.

Playing through June 3!