Teatro Vista,

4800 North Milwaukee Avenue Teatro Vista Administrative Offices, Chicago, IL 60630

"I saw my first Teatro Vista production in 2015 and loved it, years later I had the pleasure of working with them, as a performer, on the remount of La Havana Madrid. Skipping to today, I had worked with Teatro Vista in 4 productions, Lorena & Wendy (current Artistic Directors) have created a wonderful and safe creative space. I want people to know about Teatro Vista, see Teatro Vista’s shows and Invest in Teatro Vista."

"Great productions... awesome people."

"The Lawndale Theater, on Roosevelt Road, Chicago, opened in 1927 with 2,200 seats and a cathedral-like appearance. It was a work of architect William P. Whitney. Silent films were shown there, in the first stage; plays were performed; and, after all, for a time, it was also a church. He is a legend among art fans in the city. It closed in 1963. Now it is a decaying beauty, according to the definition of Roger Ebert, a local writer, in an essay published in Chicago Magazine."

"It is an incredible place we're the imagination turns into art"