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Ramova Theatre and Japan House proudly present: Nick Offerman - An evening of humor and mirth with just a splash of comedy. Songs and slow talking that should, honestly, fix everything.
Mature Content Warning: Please note that certain content in the show may not be suitable for younger audience members.
This event is a collaboration between Ramova Theatre and Japan House. All proceeds go to support Japan House programming. Japan House is extremely grateful for the endless support, planning, and work contributed by the Ramova Theatre staff to help make this event a success, including Other Half Brewing and Off Hours Beer Co.
Japan House is a unit of the College of Fine and Applied Arts at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Through university classes, community classes, and public events, Japan House aims to make the beauty of traditional Japanese arts easily accessible through hands-on experiences. Japan House wishes to bring about cultural understanding, offer exposure to new perspectives, and provide our guests a chance to embrace the four spirits of the Way of Tea (chado) -- harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility within an immersive Japanese environment.
Nick Offerman is an alumnus of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and received a BFA in Theatre in 1993. During his time at the University, Nick studied kabuki and Zen aesthetics under Professor Emeritus Shozo Sato - the founder of the original Japan House. Since his time at the University, Nick Offerman has been a major supporter of Japan House - routinely performing shows and displaying his woodworking skills in support of Japan House's mission.
Opening act: Ho Etsu Taiko
Ho Etsu Taiko is a collective of musicians based in Chicago with a fresh take on the art of Japanese drumming. Largely performing original compositions, Ho Etsu Taiko blends the culture of Japanese-American taiko with influences that celebrates the diversity of their ensemble. Their mission is to spread joy through each and every drumbeat by creating music that is true to themselves.
Woodchucks VIP Experience: Limited tickets available. Exclusive reserved seating in the Ramova Theatre Alley Loft – contains a private lounge and balcony. Ticketholders will receive a limited-edition performance poster by Jay Ryan and the Bird Machine and a copy of “Little Woodchucks” by Nick Offerman. Prior to the show, ticketholders will have an exclusive photo opportunity and book signing with Nick Offerman. Please note that the copy of “Little Woodchucks” included as a part of the ticket purchase is the only item able to be signed.
GA (General Admission) + Post-Show Book Signing: Limited tickets available. General admission. Seating is first come first serve. Ticket purchase includes a copy of “Little Woodchucks” by Nick Offerman. Following the conclusion of the show, ticket holders will gain access to the Ramova Loft for an exclusive book signing opportunity with Nick Offerman. Books will be distributed at the time of the signing; please note that the copy of “Little Woodchucks” included as a part of the ticket purchase is the only item able to be signed. Please do not bring other books, memorabilia, etc. for signing. No photo opportunity will be available at the signing to allow for efficiency.
GA (General Admission): General admission. Seating is first come first serve.
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3520 S Halsted , Chicago, IL, United States, Illinois 60609
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