Vision...
As a professional
company, Hubris Productions will continue to grow and strive for excellence in
each facet of our company including theatre productions, education and outreach,
new play development and film. Through these programs, we will accomplish the
following goals:
▪
Provide
participants with an outlet for creative energies.
▪
Explore human diversity,
create opportunities for the expression of cultural and social perspectives, and
encourage tolerance.
▪
Spark and
continue a passion for the performing arts.
▪ Engage and encourage
artists without dictating.
▪ Create better art and
find ways to make better art happen.
▪ Interact with
communities in order to create a greater rapport between our company and
patrons.
▪
Use our
professional ensemble as teachers and mentors in theatre.
The outlook of Hubris Productions is
ambitious and will be achieved by our unified passion for theatre. Hubris will
be a permanent fixture in Chicago theatre as a place for both audiences and
artists seeking diverse points of view on the world. We will be known for our
creative and inspiring work where artists feel safe to create and audiences feel
the power of those creations and feel inspired to act on it. Hubris Productions
will be a constant and contributing force to the community's personal
development.
Values...
The members
of Hubris Productions believe everyone has a responsibility to give back to the
community. We strive to exhibit this philosophy through the work we present; we
also demonstrate it through our commitment to donating a portion of the proceeds
from each production. The designated charity is selected by the company in
advance of and in relation to each production. This information is then shared
with audiences, along with an invitation to join us in supporting a worthy
cause.
To date, contributions have been made to the following organizations:
▪
The Carter
Center
▪ AIDS Foundation
of Chicago
▪
Dress for
Success Chicago
▪ Center on
Halsted
This season, donations will be made to
PFLAG Chicago, the
University of Chicago Cancer Research Center, and the
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.