Shakespeare Project-Chicago

Website
http://shakespeareprojectchicago.org

The Shakespeare Project of Chicago is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing the works of William Shakespeare to life through live performances and educational programs.

With a focus on engaging the community and fostering a love for the arts, this organization strives to make Shakespeare accessible to audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

Generated from their business information

Own this business?
See a problem?

You might also like

Sunnyside Daycare

Sunnyside Daycare

2
"My DD has been going to Sunnyside for 3 years now. She started off in pre-school and now is there for before and afterschool care. We just think Sunnyside is great! The staff treat all the kids..."
Albany Park Community Center
Community center, Recreation center, Geriatric social service

Albany Park Community Center

6
"First of all, this place IS NOT ON LAWRENCE ANYMORE. It is on Wilson, immediately East of Damen. (look it up) There is a computer lab here to work on your resume, and on great, new..."
photo of Ellen K.
Aspira
Public elementary and secondary schools, School supplies

Aspira

ASPIRA of Illinois is a nonprofit organization that offers an array of leadership development, cultural awareness and educational services. Founded in 1968, the organization operates several development centers and schools. Its Antonia Pantoja High School serves youth in the age group of 16 to 21 years. The organization s Mirta Ramirez Computer Science Charter School provides a comprehensive high school curriculum that focuses on technology. The organization also operates the ASPIRA Community Learning Center that provides supplemental educational services to students in grades four through eight. Located in Chicago, ASPIRA of Illinois also manages the Chicagoland Education & Research Institute and Salvador Brau History Project.
United States›Shakespeare Project-Chicago

Partial Data by Infogroup (c) 2024. All rights reserved.