Chicago Fire FC today announced the Club’s theme nights for select home matches during the 2025 regular season, driven by Carvana.

*** Recommended  If you’re in the mood for laughs, get to The Second City for "We Always Bounce Black: A Black Excellence Comedy Revue."  This funny show is built around something called BEN or the Black Excellence Network – on cable or streaming is never specified – with sketches about mini sit-coms, quiz shows and so on. A lot of the content was specific to the black community but I can attest that whites in the audience laughed too as the talented cast pokes fun at most everything.  3 ½ Spotlights

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REDTWIST THEATRE ANNOUNCES CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM FOR WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S TITUS ANDRONICUS, DIRECTED BY ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT DUSTY BROWN, FEBRUARY 23rd - MARCH 30th || Anne Sheridan Smith Plays the Renowned General in this Original Adaptation by Brown and Jordan Gleaves

South Bend Civic Theatre presents the joyous Caribbean tale ONCE ON THIS ISLAND

**** Highly Recommended Drury Lane Theatre’s production of "Beautiful – The Carole King Musical" is delighting audiences. The music – one hit after another – is timeless and the choreography is spectacular. "Beautiful" is, without a doubt, my favorite jukebox musical of all time! Hurry and get your tickets, they’ll be going fast for this must-see musical. 4 BIG Spotlights

**** Recommended  Northlight Theatre’s production of "The Heart Sellers" is a delightful comedy. In just 90 minutes, you’ll fall in love with these two newcomers to America, one from Korea, the other from the Philippines, and their celebration of its ‘strange’ holiday.  The story, set in 1973, was fun to watch as it includes quite a few quaint and time-specific references.  I was charmed!  4 Spotlights

Please make plans to participate in this great fundraiser for our Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) Program that is being hosted by the Munster Junior Woman's Club at 313 Taproom

Writers Theatre continues its 2024/25 Season with the touching Irish drama TRANSLATIONS Written by Brian Friel, Directed by Artistic Director Braden Abraham || April 3rd – May 4th