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Raven Theatre Company - East Stage Tickets

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East Stage (Johnson Stage) in Chicago, IL

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About Raven Theatre Company - East Stage

Welcome to Raven Theatre Company’s East Stage, now officially renamed Johnson Stage in January 2023 after renovations. Located at 6157 N Clark St in Chicago, this intimate venue offers flexible seating across two stages and a strong program of community events, educational programming, and Chicago premieres. We’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan a convenient night out.

Johnson Stage and Schwartz Stage are designed to provide an intimate, accessible theatre experience. For the best possible night, consider our partner hotel and dining recommendations nearby, as well as easy ways to reach the venue via public transit or on-site parking. If you’re looking for a straightforward ticket purchase, we’ll guide you to available seats and help you navigate seating plans like GA arrangements per stage. Reach out and we’ll help you lock in your seats with a simple, no-fuss process.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • East Stage was renamed Johnson Stage in January 2023 after renovations (renaming widely reported).
  • Johnson Stage: 85 permanent seats, up to 130 with added chairs; Schwartz Stage: 56 seats.
  • Location: 6157 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60660.
  • Parking: free on-site parking lot; free Granville street parking nearby; street parking on Clark.
  • Transit: CTA #22 Clark Street bus; CTA Red Line Granville station nearby.
  • Seating chart: floor plans for Johnson Stage and Schwartz Stage available on Raven’s Rentals page; seating is general admission per plan information.
  • Nearby hotels: The Willows Hotel (555 W Surf St); Hotel Zachary at Gallagher Way (3630 N Clark St).
  • Notable events: Chicago premiere of Right To Be Forgotten (Feb 2023); ongoing community and education events; stage dedication and renaming covered by Theatre In Chicago and BroadwayWorld.