The Auditorium Theatre announces the commission of AMERICAN TRAFFIC, a new work by Michelle Dorrance and Melinda Sullivan created for Trinity Irish Dance Company (TIDC) | Trinity Irish Dance Company presents the World Premiere of AMERICAN TRAFFIC February 29th, , 2020 (2PM and 7:30PM) | Complete Program Features Additional World Premieres, a Chicago Premiere, and Timeless Audience Favorites
To accommodate ticket demand Lifeline Theatre announces ten added performances of its Jeff Recommended and critically-acclaimed production of Dorothy L Sayers’ Whose Body?.
Artistic Director Robert Falls announces an update to Goodman Theatre's 2019/2020 Season.
***AN UPDATED 2019/2020 SEASON SCHEDULE APPEARS BELOW***
The upscale contemporary American restaurant in Lincoln Park offers a delicious collection of cocktails and dishes for a luxurious happy hour
More than 100 businesses offer candy for trick-or-treaters, special deals for parents and other Halloween-related festivities; Live performance in Wicker Park by family-favorite musician, Mr. Dave
Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating a fatal boating accident that occurred this morning on Prairie Creek Reservoir in Delaware County.
Merrillville, Lake County-A Dyer man died early this Sunday, October 20, 2019, morning when he crashed his motorcycle into a pick-up truck on I-65.
***RECOMMENDED*** Just in time for a good-time Halloween haunting comes the newest show from those zany folks at Hell in a Handbag Productions, “The Facts of Life: Satan’s School for Girls.” This musical parody (book and lyrics by David Cerda and music by Cerda and Andrew Milliken) is loosely based upon the long-running 1980s sit-com. “The Facts of Life” was surprisingly NBC’s highest rated program during the early ‘80s and the wildly popular show, which featured multiple characters who were students at a private school for girls and the slightly dowdy but lovable matron who cared for them, inexplicably ran for eight seasons. 3 SPOTLIGHTS
**** Recommended **** I can’t remember the last time I saw, Henrik Ibsen’s 1879 classic, “A Doll’s House” – maybe when I was in college. At the time, I remember thinking that the story line was totally out of touch. Flash forward to 2019, Writers Theatre, and Sandra Delgado’s fresh modern adaptation. With the #metoo movement, Ibsen’s play about the powerlessness of women is once again relevant. 4 Spotlights
Ingersoll Introduces Audiences to Chicago’s Newest Talents and Guides them through the Eisenhower-Era with Songs from hit shows My Fair Lady, The Most Happy Fella, Bells Are Ringing and other 1956 Broadway productions
