Heard the buzz about M & M Productions's production of A Salute to the Carol Burnett Show?

Curtain up on the future: Ryan Opera Center showcases Ensemble members at Rising Stars in Concert || Join the 2025/26 Ryan Opera Center Ensemble for the final event of their stellar season — a free concert celebrating their extraordinary artistry || Saturday, April 25th

Ballet 5:8 will premiere The House on Mango Street, a new ballet based on Sandra Cisneros’ iconic novel, May 8–9 at the Logan Center for the Arts. Cisneros herself will be in attendance for the May 8 opening night.

OPERA FESTIVAL OF CHICAGO ANNOUNCES ITS SIXTH SEASON: BOHEMIAN TRAGEDY, JUNE 13th - JULY 5th || Tickets are Now on Sale for Opera Festival of Chicago’s Sixth Season. A Season that Reflects the Emotional Depth of Italian Opera and Underscores the Fragility of Artistic Life–as well as Themes of Love and Jealousy. The Bohemian Tragedy Season Brings Together the Timeless La Bohème by Giacomo Puccini and the Rarely Performed Adriana Lecouvreur by Francesco Cilea

Chicago Shakespeare Theater celebrates Shakespeare’s Birthday with Record-setting 66 performances in April 2026 || All three stages active with performances and events for first time since 2018

Rivendell Theatre Ensemble continues its 30th Anniversary Season with the World Premiere of Do Something Pretty by Melissa Ross,
directed by Jessica Fisch || Production features RTE Ensemble member Katherine Mallen Kupferer, Jasper Johnson, Reilly Oh, and Jocelyn Zamudio

INDOT Seeking Public Comment on the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) Amendment

WILD DOOR THEATER ANNOUNCES ITS NEXT PRODUCTION THE MIDWEST PREMIERE OF MAX MONDI’S MAYBE TOMORROW AT THE ATHENAEUM CENTER, APRIL 13th – MAY 24th || Andrew Gallant Helms the Premiere of Mondi’s Darkly Comic, Mind-Bending Theatrical Puzzle, an Audacious Exploration of Marriage, Perception and the Haunting Need to Be Seen.

THE TONY AWARD®-WINNING MUSICAL SUFFS IS MARCHING INTO BROADWAY IN CHICAGO’S CIBC THEATRE JULY 7th - 19th || “SUFFS HUMANIZES, EMPOWERS, MOVES, AND ENTERTAINS.” – Chicago Tribune || “A THEATRICAL MASTERPIECE THAT DEMANDS TO BE SEEN.” – Forbes

RAVEN THEATRE NAMES NEW EXECUTIVE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR || Sarah Slight Departs Edgewater Theatre; Jonathan Berry Returns to Chicago Theatre Community