They are committed to Chicago premieres of dark, edgy dramas and comedies. One is usually a classic play or musical with broad appeal. They also develop new plays by deaf artists, starring deaf and hearing actors, and geared toward deaf and hearing audiences. Each spring, the Pride Festival offers plays with gay and lesbian themes. With perfect acoustics and sightlines, this 2,400-seat theater seems intimate.
Every seat has a wonderful view.
The traveling companies of the most popular Broadway shows visit here for extended stays. This sumptuous space is home to extended runs of major musical productions. It presents major dramatic works, often starring the world's greatest actors, on their way to or from Broadway. Today, it is a joyful live theater space dripping with opulent ornamentation. Broadway musical touring companies and concerts make short stops at this landmark.