★★★ “Powerful… bristles with zest and indignant life.”
—Chicago Tribune
★★★ “Absolutely deserves to be seen.”
—Chicago Sun-Times
“Morisseau’s dialogue ripples with warmth and wit as well as despair about the state of public education in impoverished districts.”
—Chicago Reader
Please join us for a performance of this new play that reflects on parenthood, the state of our public school system, and the prison pipeline. This is a fundraiser for Chicago Books to Women in Prison and your support will help us do more in 2019.
Watch the trailer.
Watch an interview with the cast.
Thursday, February 21, 7–9:30 pm
Victory Gardens Theater
2433 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago (map)
In addition to the play (90 minutes, no intermission):
- Join us at 6:30 pm for a wine-and-cheese reception.
- Then enjoy the 7:30 pm performance of Pipeline.
- After the show (9 pm), stay for conversation. Reflect on what you’ve seen, learn about the greater context, and share your response.
- BONUS: Included in the ticket, a copy of Bound Struggles, our collection of writing and art by women in prison.
Also support our book drive at Victory Gardens Theater.
Feel free to bring new or gently used educational books—paperbacks only, please—especially dictionaries of all kinds, craft books, books on learning a foreign language or trade skills, or on starting and running a small business.
Chicago Books to Women in Prison 
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