June 4 - July 12, 2026

Untitled Vampire Play

Written by Kevin Douglas

Directed by Devon de Mayo

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Think you’ve got baggage? Try dating when you have centuries of dating history and a literal body count. Sink your teeth into Lookingglass Theatre’s sharply funny world premiere where the only thing more frightening than vampires (and a serial killer on the loose) is having to meet your new in-laws. This romantic-comedy-meets-horror-story explores love, commitment, family…and, of course, vampires.

Have you or a loved one seen a vampire in Chicago? We want to know!

CHICAGO VAMPIRE SIGHTINGS

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Content

Recommended for ages 13+. For more information about content, please contact the Box Office.

Run Time

Approximately 2 hours, including a 15 minute intermission.

LookingClass: Stage Combat 101

Sunday, July 5, 1:00PM class, 2:00PM curtain
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Have you ever wanted to (safely) punch someone in the face? Explore techniques, grow your creativity, and learn from Lookingglass artists. The pre-show class is Pay What You Choose. Class add on available when you purchase your ticket.

LookingClass: Stage Combat 101

Saturday, July 11, 1:00PM class, 2:00PM curtain
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Have you ever wanted to (safely) punch someone in the face? Explore techniques, grow your creativity, and learn from Lookingglass artists. The pre-show class is Pay What You Choose. Class add on available when you purchase your ticket.

The Joan & Paul Theatre

163 E Pearson St at Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60611

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Coming

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World Premiere

"Chicago vampires seduce a city...Untitled Vampire Play is a juicy romp...a very lively and droll production."

Chicago Tribune

“Untitled Vampire Play is a toothsome delight...a bloody good thrill ride of a show."

Chicago Reader

“4 Stars. Highly Recommended.”

Theatre in Chicago

PRODUCTION SPONSORS

Chicago DCASE
Wintrust
Illinois Arts Council
The Bradbury Family
Jenni & Shawn Clark

SEASON SPONSORS

Waldorf Astoria
Steve and Lorrayne Weiss
Joan and Paul Rubschelager
Illinois Arts Council
HMS Media
HEARN
Chicago
Abilitylab