Next on the T2 stage: the award-winning musical farce A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder || Book & Lyrics by Robert L. Freedman | Music & Lyrics by Steven Lutvak || Based on a novel by Roy Horniman || Co-directed by Amy Herzberg & James Taylor Odom
The Lake Erie Crushers scored three times in the eighth and added three more in the ninth inning to pull away from the Schaumburg Boomers and win an 8-2 contest in the series finale at Wintrust Field on Thursday afternoon.
The Gary SouthShore RailCats and the Lake Country DockHounds split a double header on Wednesday.
The Schaumburg Boomers chased the starter for the Lake Erie Crushers early for the second consecutive night, building a 5-0 lead after two innings en route to an 11-3 victory at Wintrust Field on Wednesday night.
**** Recommended I loved watching the company of Trinity Irish Dance 35 performing in the intimate Edlis Neeson Auditorium at the Museum of Contemporary Art. The dancers are strong, athletic and precise while executing some of the most difficult dance steps you’ll ever see and it was a lot easier to watch their footwork in the smaller space. By the way, they are nothing like the Irish dancers you see everywhere around St. Pat’s Day. What they do is more like an Irish drill team than Riverdance. In fact, it’s a hybrid of Irish step and American tap. An Irish band onstage makes the performance even more unique. 4 BIG Spotlights
At Meals on Wheels of Northwest Indiana, we are delivering more than a meal to our neighbors.
Lucid Theater to stage comedy BUDDHA’S BIRTHDAY by WELLS AND WELLES playwright Amy Crider, August 1-17 at the Edge Theatre || ris Sowlat will direct Kristie Berger, Kathleen Ruhl, Christopher Hainsworth, and Harriet Fardon in World Premiere comedy
Marriott Theatre Continues 50th Anniversary Season with Vibrant New Jukebox Musical, Always Something There… || A World Premiere Musical Mixtape!
Announcing programming for Chicago's legendary Old Town Art Fair, now celebrating its 75th Anniversary
Four world-class opera artists to join Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan for Lyric Opera of Chicago’s A Night of Mellon Collie and Infinite Sadness || The esteemed group of classical vocalists join Billy Corgan to perform operatically expanded new versions of alternative rock hits in world-premiere performances in November. || "The music of Billy Corgan was the soundtrack of my youth, and I am so excited to collaborate on a project that combines the two genres of alternative rock and classical music." – Sydney Mancasola
