PORCHLIGHT YOUNG PROFESSIONALS’ POPULAR BROADWAY OPEN MIC FUNDRAISER RETURNS FRIDAY, MARCH 7 AT 7 P.M. AT BRAMBLE ARTS LOFT || Tickets on Sale for this Fundraiser with Alex Newkirk on Piano and Producing & Casting Associate Frankie Leo Bennett Hosting this Special Event that Includes Live Performances, Complimentary Beverages and Snacks
You're Invited to Light Up the Night as We Honor Our 2025 Youth of the Year Candidates!
Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana donated $500,000 to the Gary Community School Corporation to fund upgrades that will help jump start basic needs across the district.
The Towle Theater is pleased to open their 2025 Season with The Mad Ones by Kait Kerrigan and Bree Lowdermilk. The production is Directed by Dion Stover, with Music Direction by John Phillips. The production is exclusively sponsored by Hammond Horseshoe Casino.
Chicago Fire FC today announced that the Club has acquired defender Omar González as a free agent. His contract will run through the 2025 MLS season, with a Club option for 2026.
Footlight Players is pleased to present “Proof” by David Auburn || February 9th through 16th
OIL LAMP THEATER ANNOUNCES CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM FOR THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT, MARCH 14 - APRIL 6, DIRECTED BY ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ELIZABETH MAZUR LEVIN || Jeremy Kareken, David Murrell and Gordon Farrell’s Comedic Play Explores the Battle Between Facts Vs. Truth
CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED “BILL W. AND DR. BOB,” STARRING AND DIRECTED BY RONNIE MARMO, RETURNING TO CHICAGO AREA FOLLOWING EXTENDED 2024 RUN || Tickets on sale now for the Powerful, Funny and Profoundly Inspirational Production Detailing the Events That led to the Creation of Alcoholics Anonymous || Premiering at North Shore Center for the Performing Arts May 30th
What you need to know about Puccini's La Bohème || The timeless tale of Parisian romance, friendship, and tragedy returns to Lyric in a stunning new-to-Chicago production that immerses audiences in one of opera’s most beloved stories || March 15th – April 12th at Lyric Opera of Chicago
**** Recommended I really enjoyed "Avaaz," a one-man show in which Michael Shayan channels his Iranian-Jewish mother. It’s funny, it’s poignant, it’s touching and it’s really darn hard to review. I can’t even remember how many times I’ve rewritten this intro, not to mention the rest. Enough! It’s a really good show – go see it! 4 Spotlights
