Wild Nights With Emily
Beautiful City
Mimesophobia
The Marriage of Figaro
An Evening with Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin
The Fantasticks by Promethean Theatre
A Conversation with STEPHEN SONDHEIM A Life in the Theater
The Twins Would Like to Say
Adore
I Killed My Mother
Uncle Vanya
A Seperate Peace
Orange Flower Water
Twelve Angry Men
Fiddler on the Roof
The Long Red Road
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Tommy Gun’s Garage Roaring Twenty’s Speakeasy (0)
While in Chicago, You must see, Tommy Gun’s Garage, “Chicago’s only original Speakeasy Dinner Theater”. You’re an actor too when you come to Tommy Gun’s Garage.
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Noises Off (0)
Called “The Funniest Farce Ever Written” by the New York critics, Michael Frayn’s 1982 British farce, Noises Off is a wildly wacky and mind-boggling mayhem of a comedy. It is a cleverly structured play-within-a-play told in three acts using a set that rotates allowing us to see action straight at us and from backstage.
Music Reviews»
The Elixir of Love (L’Elisir D’Amore) (0)
Donizetti’s bouncy melodic score features bel canto (beautiful singing) arias. Nicole Cabell, as the love maidenAdina, sings her desires deftly while Gabrielle Vivani, as the blusterous Sergent Belcore, demonstrates his vocal chops. Alessandro Corbelli is the delightful Dr. Dulcamara who convinces the clueless Nemorino that he indeed has the elixir of love.
Must See»
Singin’ in the Rain (0)
What enhances this particular tale are all the splendid songs, the spectacular tap dancing, and the highly talented cast. Memorable numbers include “All I Do is Dream of You,” “Good Morning,” “Broadway Melody,” “You Stepped Out of a Dream”" and “You Are My Lucky Star.”
Theatre Reviews»
Song For A Future Generation (3)
The folks at Lights Out Theatre Company sure have loads of chutzpah for mounting the world premiere of Joe Tracz’s Song for a Future Generation. This is a weird play that tries to be many things and comment on several themes–and–it almost succeeds.
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