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Theo Ubique Carbaret Theatre Named Finalist for 2011 Emerging Theatre Award Theo Ubique Carbaret Theatre named finalist for 2011 Emerging Theatre Award Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre named finalist for 2011 Emerging Theatre Award Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre is one of five finalists for the 2011 Broadway in Chicago Emerging Theatre Award, announced by The League of Chicago Theatres this weekend. The recipient is determined by a vote of member companies of the League. The deadline to vote is Friday, April 15, 2011 at 5 p.m. Help from our Fan Club Members is needed to encourage any voting member at a theatre company to vote for Theo Ubique. Please talk us up to anyone you know in a decision-making position at a member theatre company. (see list below) The award recipient receives $5,000, consultation with Broadway In Chicago staff members, and a marketing package that includes advertising support. The award recipient will be determined by a majority vote of member companies of the League of Chicago Theatres. Every member organization of the League is encouraged to vote and only one vote is allowed per organization. Other finalists are 16th Street Theater, The New Colony, Theater Wit and Theatre Seven of Chicago. More information about us is available on our web site at www.theoubique.org. All 202 League members: 16th Street Theater 20% Theatre Company Chicago A Red Orchid Theatre About Face Theatre Actors Theatre Company Adventure Stage Chicago American Blues Theater American Theater Company Annoyance Productions, Inc. Apollo Theatre Appetite Theatre Company Artistic Home Attic Playhouse Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University Babes With Blades Bailiwick Chicago Ballet Chicago Barrel of Monkeys Beat The Jester Productions, Inc. 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