Will Act For Food would like to thank everyone who came out to see The House of Yes this past spring. We had a fantastic time working with everyone involved, and managed to raise approximately 750 lbs of food for Lakeview Pantry. Not too shabby!

So what's going on, WAFF?

Well, since you asked:

Will Act For Food is officially announcing our next production, for Fall 2008!

Directed by Gregory Gerhard
At Chemically Imbalanced Theater, 1420 W. Irving Park

Inspired by the Mary Shelley classic, but twisted into an almost unrecognizable shape as only Clive Barker can, this play is not for the squeamish. For more information, mosey on over thisaway.

And, in case you haven’t been keeping up with the WAFF-times, here’s a recap of 2008 thus far:

As you may know, we participated in Chicago's Looptopia Festival this year. We were stationed in the Miro Plaza from 5-9 on Friday, May 2. It rained. A lot. Nevertheless, we remained at our post to the delight of throngs of people who clamored for a chance to show us their cans and spin the WAFF Wheel-O-Fun, causing us to do something strange and/or hilarious.

Then, this past June, WAFF co-produced a benefit for NoResolve, a nonprofit organization for suicide prevention and awareness. A shockingly low price of $15 got you into Martyr’s, where JC Brooks & The Uptown Sound, Student Driver Band and Mas Trueno rocked you to the point of insanity.