Latest News ... (Updated December 13, 2015)

We're rolling up our sleeves to bring you
a riveting new Sweat Girls show for January 2016 ...

The Sweat Girls: DIY
presented as part of Lifeline Theatre's
19th Annual Fillet of Solo Festival!

With 21 years of shared history, the Sweat Girls have been called "the undisputed tribal elders" of the solo performance scene (Chicago Reader, 2014). Known for their "contagious gusto," the Sweats are glad to represent the greying edge of Chicago's burgeoning Live Lit community.

Running as part of Lifeline Theatre's 19th Annual Fillet of Solo Festival, The Sweat Girls: DIY is written and performed by Caroline Andres, Cindy Hanson, Dorothy Milne, Clare Nolan, Martie Sanders, and Pamela Webster.

Showtimes for January 2016:

• Sunday, January 17th at 5:30pm
• Sunday, January 24th at 5:30pm
• Sunday, January 31st at 5:30pm

Location:
Lifeline Theatre — 6912 N Glenwood Avenue, Chicago, 60626

Tickets: $10
Festival Pass: $50 (includes admission to all shows)
Phone Reservations: Call (773) 761-4477
Online Reservations: Visit the Lifeline Theater website

The Sweat Girls are now on Facebook! Visit our Facebook page to like the Sweats on Facebook, write on our timeline, and get invites to upcoming shows and events via the magic of social media.

Make sure you're on our mailing list so that when we have new projects to announce, you'll be the first to find out. (To sign up, just enter your current email address in the handy space in the orange bar to the left and click the purple button. Easy-peasy!)

And don't forget to check out our merchandise! You know you can't be truly happy without a copy of Sweat Girls: Almost Live! on CD. (Oh, you might think you're happy ... )

Questions? Comments? Random Flattery? Drop us a line at:
answers@sweatgirls.org

Sweat Girls Web site built and maintained by Awlpoint.
Webmaster: Dave Awl.
Contact Dave: webmaster@sweatgirls.org

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Credits: All group photos of the Sweat Girls in color on this page are by Kevin Davis. The black-and-white group photo in the title bar is by Suzanne Plunkett.