The Indiana State Police Reminds You To Stop For School Buses

The Electrifying New Musical Phenomenon "Six" by Toby Marlow & Lucy Moss will return to Chicago in Summer 2020 for a SIX-Teen Week Limited Engagement at the Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place

“A TOTAL BLAST! It’s as much of a Beyoncé-style concert as Theater… Go Queens!” Chicago Tribune & CBS2
“QUEENS ARE WILD AND WONDERFUL IN A MASTERFUL ‘SIX’! A powerhouse score that offers everyone on stage a shot at mastering her own story.”
Chicago Sun-Times

WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME | the Tony-nominated play by Heidi Schreck, directed by Oliver Butler will play Broadway in Chicago's Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place MARCH 4 – APRIL 12, 2020

The Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology (DHPA) is pleased to announce that this year’s commemorative t-shirts for Archaeology Month are available for purchase. 

★★★★★ The “Must See Musical” that we have been anticipating is here! The musical is “Come From Away”, a sort of “chamber piece” telling us the true story of a small town that hosted over 7,000 passengers of planes during the 9-11 trauma that we suffered. 

★★★★★A new entertainment venue has been constructed in Chicago! It is right in the heart of our Theater District and is in the same building as the Nederlander. Yes, up on the 14th floor of the Cambria Hotel at 32 West Randolph is this new “theater” called The Spiegeltent ZaZou.

Somewhat Recommended ** Most of you know that I am for the “little guy” and try to help them as much as humanly possible. Haven Theatre, recently rebranded as “HAVEN” and they are working out of The Den Theater complex on Milwaukee Avenue. They are concluding their 2018-2019 season with a “Chicago Premiere” entitled “KISS” that is more of a bold theatrical experience than an evening of pure entertainment.

**** Highly Recommended **** “The Spitfire Grill” is in my top ten list of favorite musicals because of its unique folk/bluegrass score.  A microcosm of small-town life, “The Spitfire Grill” is a sweet, poignant story about starting over.  Terrific voices, folksy music and a happy ending, what more could you ask for?  American Blues Theatre has put together a delightful production!  4 Spotlights

****Recommended **** “True West” is not a new play – in fact, it was written in 1976 – but for some reason, I’d never seen it.  I’d heard about it of course, after all it is the play that rocketed Steppenwolf Theatre into the national spotlight.  Now that I’ve seen it, I can tell you that it is one of those plays that you watch in a kind of horrified fascination, finding yourself thinking, “that can’t be good”.  “True Love” will reach out and grab your attention.  4 Spotlights

Featuring Original Cast Members and Directed by Halena Kays, Jay Torrence’s Seasonal Spectacular Comes to the Gold Coast for the First Time in its Eight Year History