Awards
The 2007 After Dark Award for Outstanding Original Music awarded to Robert Steel for Richard Vetere's "Caravaggio" directed by Dale Heinen.
Read MoreThe 2007 After Dark Award for Outstanding Lighting Design by Lee Keenan for Richard Vetere's "Caravaggio" directed by Dale Heinen.
Read MoreThe Lester and Hope Abelson Fund for the Performing Arts honors the legacy of Hope Abelson, an arts icon who is sorely-missed, particularly in the Chicago theatre community.
Read MoreThis award was presented to Silk Road Rising for having "demonstrated exceptional entrepreneurial skills, innovation, willingness to take risks, leadership and management."
Read MoreOn April 26, 2007, at a ceremony held at the Mid-America Club of Chicago, the Asian American Institute honored Silk Road Theatre Project with its Milestone Makers Award, recognizing the organization’s contributions to the Asian American community and the Asian American arts.
Read MoreWinner of Gay Chicago Magazine's 2006 After Dark Award for Outstanding Production was awarded to playwright Yussef El Guindi for his play "Back of the Throat" directed by Stuart Carden.
Read MoreWinner of Gay Chicago Magazine's 2006 After Dark Award for Outstanding New Work was awarded to playwright Yussef El Guindi for his play Ten Acrobats in an Amazing Leap of Faith.
Read MoreThe 2006 After Dark Award for Outstanding Sound Design was issued to Rob Steel for Yussef El Guindi's Ten Acrobats in an Amazing Leap of Faith directed by Stuart Carden.
Read MoreOn November 20, 2006, at a ceremony held at Hot House, Changing Worlds honored Silk Road Theatre Project’s Founding Executive Director Malik Gillani. Gillani received the Immigrant & Refugee Contributions Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Arts and was recognized for “expanding representation of immigrant communities on Chicago's stages.”
Read MoreWinner of Gay Chicago Magazine's 2003 After Dark Award for Outstanding New Work was issued to playwright Jamil Khoury for his play "Precious Stones."
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