Still Point Theatre Collective

Coming Soon!
The 2026 Social Change Theater Festival!

RSVP using the link in our bio
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/social-change-theater-festival—2026

Submit a proposal using this link
https://forms.gle/UBrrJaQYezQoCg3F6

to our Spring 2026 Salon in our new home at

Thank you to our host 3 times Nobel peace price nominee Kathy Kelly!
Thank you to our Still Point Facilitators for performing!
Thank you to everyone who came out to support!

to our performance of “LIGHTS, MUSIC, CHICAGO” with our Orchard Village collaborators, part of Still Point’s IMAGINATION WORKSHOP!

Thank you to Orchard Village and Carly Bell for their support and collaboration!

Come join us this weekend for a performance of To Pray Marvelously Well in Kansas City at

The Story of Violence team has been hard at work bringing together this collaboration between Still Point Theatre Collective, , and

Come see the show at May 26 & 27
RSVP using the link in our bio!

Written by Toussaint Daniels ( )
Directed by SPTC Associate Director Kevin Aoussou ()

CAST
Actor 1 - Darius Franklin
Actor 2 - Nolan Jackson
Actor 3 - Mariano ‘Nano’ Arellano
Actor 4 - Derron Johnson
Actor 5 - Marvin Alexis
Actor 5 U/S - Donovan Wade

“The Story of Violence”, modeled after the movie One Night in Miami, the play examines the historical racial strife in Chicago, and the way it has shaped the surging violence that plagues Chicago’s poorest communities today. From redlining, to drill music, to the construction of the classroom-to-prison pipeline, “The Story of Violence” weaves spoken word, powerful lyrics, and storytelling to profound effect.

Photos from of a performance of To Pray Marvelously Well: The Spiritual Friendship of St. Edith Stein and St. Terese of Avila at Our Lady of Lourdes in Daytona Beach, Florida

TOMORROW AT NOON!

Come join us!
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Join us in welcoming our Salon host — peace activist, author, and three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee Kathy Kelly! A Chicago native, Kathy is known for her lifelong dedication to pacifism. Co-founder of the pacifist group “Voices Wilderness” in 1996, Kathy has also spent significant time in Afghanistan, Gaza, and Lebanon, working to shine a light on the effects of US and Israeli imperialism. In 2005, she published her book Other Lands Have Dreams: From Baghdad to Pekin Prison. She has also co-authored the books Prisoners on Purpose: a Peacemakers Guide to Jails and Prison (1989) and War and Peace in the Gulf (2001).

The salon is this Saturday from 12pm-2pm at Grace Church of Logan Square!

Use the link to RSVP
It’s also in our bio!

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/still-point-theatre-collective-spring-salon