Eureka Day (Chicago)
Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place
175 E. Chestnut St, Chicago, IL 60611
Eureka Day is a thought-provoking play that explores the tensions within a progressive private school community in Berkeley, California. When a mumps outbreak hits the school, the diverse parents' group must come together to make a decision about mandatory vaccinations, leading to a clash of ideologies and a heated debate about individual rights, social responsibility, and the nature of community.
Why We Like It
- The play offers a nuanced and humorous look at the challenges of modern parenting and the complexities of navigating social and political differences.
- Eureka Day has received critical acclaim for its insightful and entertaining examination of the clash between personal freedom and the greater good.
- The production features a talented ensemble cast that brings the characters and their conflicting perspectives to life in a compelling way.
Who Should Attend
Eureka Day will appeal to theatergoers interested in thought-provoking social commentary, as well as those who enjoy well-written, character-driven plays that explore the nuances of contemporary issues. The play's themes around community, parenting, and social responsibility make it a great choice for parents, educators, and anyone engaged in discussions about the role of individual rights and the common good.
