Theatres: Now Showing
From state of the art to stately, Chicago's world-class venues for the performing arts present a range of shows year round.

Apollo Theater
No relation to the Apollo in New York, but it is a modern landmark to the Lincoln Park theater district all the same.
2540 N. Lincoln Ave. | 773-935-6100 | www.apollochicago.com

Athenaeum Theatre and Performing Arts Center
Triple your theatrical pleasure at the Athenaeum Theatre. With three stages, this neighborhood theater can accommodate all types of audiences.
2936 N. Southport Ave. | 773-935-6860 or box office 312-902-1500 www.athenaeumtheatre.com

The Auditorium Theatre
Built in 1889, the Auditorium Theatre is a beautifully restored site to behold, not to mention the world-class performances the theatre presents. Performances range from classical Russian ballet to jam-band guitarist Trey Anastasio.
50 E. Congress Pkwy. | 312-922-2110 | www.auditoriumtheatre.org

Bailiwick Repertory Theatre
From the comedy Planet of the Bisexuals to Marlowe, Bailiwick offers cutting edge and classic theatre.
1229 W. Belmont Ave. | 773-883-1090 | www.bailiwick.org

Black Ensemble Theater
For nearly 30 years, this theater has lived up to the motto “More than drama…more than music…bigger than life!” In addition to entertaining, the theater also participates in educational community programs.
4520 N. Beacon | 773-769-5516 | www.blackensembletheater.org

Briar Street Theatre
Why stop a good thing? For the last few years the Briar Street Theatre has been the performance home of the Blue Man Group, and there is no set closing date for this show.
3133 N. Halsted St. | 773-348-4000 | www.blueman.com

Cadillac Palace Theatre
Once a movie house, this renovated theatre reopened in 1999 to feature many Broadway hits, including Disney’s The Lion King.
151 W. Randolph St. | 312-977-1700 | www.broadwayinchicago.com

Chicago Shakespeare Theater
William Shakespeare is the primary playwright for this theater company, but it also showcases the talents of 21st century playwrights.
Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Ave. | 312-595-5600 | www.chicagoshakes.com

The Chicago Theatre
This legendary theatre presents memorable entertainment in a palatial setting.
175 N. State St. | 312.462.6300 | www.thechicagotheatre.com

Chopin Theatre
“The play’s the thing!”, says Hamlet, and at Chopin Theatre, it couldn’t be more true. Hidden behind its Wicker Park storefront location, Chopin houses a main stage and a smaller studio, a cafe, ample dressing areas, a luxurious waiting lounge and a grand foyer.
1543 W. Division Pkwy. | 773-278-1500 | www.chopintheatre.com

Ford Center/Oriental Theatre
Before its elaborate renovation, this theatre site was briefly considered for a shopping mall. Thankfully for Broadway buffs stuck in the Midwest, it was restored to its original glory where it now presents classics as well as original shows such as Wicked, the story of the witches of Oz.
24 W. Randolph St. | 312-977-1700 | www.broadwayinchicago.com

Goodman Theatre
Though the theatre name is not new, its building is a mere five years old, offering the North Loop Theatre District acclaimed productions in a state-of-the-art facility.
170 N. Dearborn St. | 312-443-3800 | www.goodman-theatre.org

The Joan W. and Irving B. Harris Theatre for Music and Dance
Within the walls of this distinctly modern building are classic
performances such as Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro as well 21st
century dance.
205 E. Randolph St. - in Millenium Park | 312-334-7777 | www.harristheaterchicago.org

Lookingglass Theatre
Inside the Chicago Water Works Building, this intimate, 270-seat theatre provides an escape suitable to Lewis Carroll’s Alice herself.
821 N. Michigan Ave. | 312-337-0665 | www.lookingglasstheatre.org

Royal George Theatre
A long-time Chicago mainstay, the Royal George has numerous shows currently running.
1641 N. Halsted St. | 312-988-9000 | www.theroyalgeorgetheatre.com

The Shubert Theatre/The LaSalle Bank Theatre
Broadway in Chicago and LaSalle Bank announce a new relationship: LaSalle Bank sponsors the historic Shubert Theatre celebrated by a multi-million dollar restoration creating the LaSalle Bank Theatre.
22 W. Monroe St. | 312-977-1700 | www.broadwayinchicago.com
Contact ticketmaster or the box office for showtimes and details.

Stage Left
Looking for mental stimulation with a dash of political pepper? Look no further. Known for their thought-provoking performances that emphasize the need for social and political diaglogue, Stage Left Theatre Company is also a non-profit charitable corporation.
3408 N. Sheffield Ave. | 773-883-8830 | www.stagelefttheatre.com
Their 23rd season ends April 24 for the entire summer, however they are currently accepting applications for artistic projects.

Steppenwolf
Founded in 1976, the theatre’s ensemble members include acclaimed actors such as John Malkovich and Joan Allen. Performances range from side-splitting comedies to heart-breaking dramas.
1650 N. Halsted St. | 312-335-1650 | www.steppenwolf.org

Theatre Building
Committed to the performing arts community, this theatre provides opportunites for artists and performing groups. It develops and produces new musicals.
1225 W. Belmont Ave. | 773-327-5252 | www.theatrebuildingchicago.org

Victory Gardens Theatre
Receiving a Tony-award for regional theatre, this theatre is well-recognized for presenting entirely new plays.
2257 N. Lincoln Ave. | 773-871-3000 | www.victorygardens.org

Dinner Theatres

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
Experience battling knights and jousting events all while indulging in a royal, traditional feast.
2001 N. Roselle Rd., Schaumburg | 888-935-6878 | www.medievaltimes.com
Adults: $50.95; Children: $35.95 (12 and under)
Prices include a 4-course dinner with beverages and a 2-hour live show.

Noble Horse Theatre
This theatre offers unique shows combining visual art, music, drama and dance, featuring the acrobatics of horses and riders from around the world.
1410 N. Orleans St. | 1-866-468-3401 | www.noblehorsechicago.com

Tommy Gun’s Garage
This theatre describes itself best: “Chicago’s only original Speakeasy Dinner Theater”.
2114 S. Wabash Ave. | 773-728-2828 or 800-461-0178 | www.tommygunsgarage.com
Thurs.: 6:30pm, Fri.: 7:30pm, Sat.: 6:30pm, Sun.: 6:00pm | Thurs. and Sun.: $50.00; Fri.: $55.00; Sat.: $60.00; All prices include dinner and show.

Tony ‘n Tina’s Wedding
Everybody’s invited: Pre-wedding cocktail cash bar, a ceremony full of mishaps, dinner and dancing. Wedding attire recommended.
230 W. North Ave. (Pipers Alley) | 312-664-8844 | www.tonyntina.com
Wed.-Thurs.: 7:30pm, Fri.: 8:00pm, Sat.: 3:00pm, 7:00pm, Sun.: 5:00pm
Showtimes and prices vary.