Four strangers: A dog walking slacker. A young professional partying with the boys. A depressed street performer. A bartender on the graveyard shift. On the same bitter-cold December night, twenty-something Chicagoans each find out both how big and how small this city can be. With intimacy and humor, award-winning playwright Marisa Wegrzyn paints a portrait of loneliness and connection in the quintessential Chicago play of the year.

Theatre Seven's original production received glowing critical notices, earning year end honors from New City (Top 5 Shows of the Year) and Performink (Top Ten Plays of the Year). The Chicago Reader made the play its Critic's Choice, calling it a "modest but affecting gem," and TimeOut said Diversey Harbor was "Spring's sleeper hit."