Pride Arts Center
4139 N Broadway St., Chicago, IL 60613
Theater
Pride Arts Center promotes, supports and connects artists creating works that are essential viewing for all. The home to Pride Films and Plays, PAC hosts full productions, one night shows, and limited runs.
Pride Arts Center (PAC), is a two-stage performing arts venue in Chicago’s Buena Park neighborhood, just north of the Lakeview/Wrigleyville districts. Its performance spaces are The Buena at 4147 N. Broadway which has 50 seats and The Broadway at 4139 N. Broadway with 85 seats. The facility is run by Pride Films and Plays, a performing arts organization which is also the Center’s primary resident company.
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