By Tina Howe
Directed by Kathryn Walsh

A cutting and comic play, Museum is both an enchanting mosaic of incidents and an incisive account of how we use visual images to make our own meaning. On the final day of an art exhibit entitled “The Broken Silence,” the flamboyant artists, collectors, browsers, and curators—and the security guards who watch over it all—create their own zany pieces of art in this visual, verbal, and musical feast by legendary American absurdist Tina Howe.

Suggested Ages 14+
Approximate Run Time 90 minutes,  no intermission

Audience Advisories: strong language, mentions of gun violence

American Sign Language Interpreted Performances

Chicago Hearing Society

We’re delighted to offer ASL Interpreted performances
Sunday, Feb. 9 at 2 p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m.

ASL interpreters will be on the floor near the stage by the right aisle. Seats have been reserved that will provide the best sight lines for patrons to follow the interpretation and the action on stage. To access reserved seating for a signed performance, patrons should choose the orange seating marked Hearing Impaired Seating at the links on the dates above. For more information or assistance, email the box office wirtz@northwestern.edu.