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Get Your Fault Tickets in Chicago: 2026 Shows & Dates

Fault fans, Are you ready for Chicago? on Tuesday, May 12th 2026 Fault will be playing at The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, IL. Score your Fault tickets Chicago right here.

Parking & Directions for Fault The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre


800 East Grand Avenue, Chicago, IL
60611, US


- Navy Pier Garage: 0.5 miles, $25
- Millennium Park Garage: 0.8 miles, $20
- Grant Park South Garage: 1 mile, $15
- Street Parking: Varies, $2-4/hour
- Hotel Indigo Garage: 0.3 miles, $30

Fault Musical / play Live at The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre | Chicago – May 12th, 2026

The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre is one of those hidden gems that just grabs you from the moment you step inside. It’s not just about catching a show; it’s about feeling like you’re part of something real, something alive. The programming is pretty diverse, swinging from powerful storytelling nights to experimental performances that push boundaries. And because the space is super flexible, it’s perfect for all kinds of artistic experiments, from intimate monologues to full-on community showcases. One of the coolest parts is The Yard’s special themed evenings that spark real conversations, think topics that matter, like social justice or local history, and they actually get people talking. Plus, Fault Chicago has been known to highlight events here that really connect with the community, making it more than just a theatre but a hub for cultural exchange. If you’re coming from the Natural History Museum, hop on a bus heading north on Michigan Avenue. Coming from the south? Just walk north along State Street, easy peasy. Trust me, catching a show at The Yard isn’t just entertainment, it’s an experience that sticks with you long after the curtain falls.