The city's Department of Cultural Affairs, meanwhile, is opening its own storefront theater, creatively titled The Storefront Theater, in the Gallery 37 building at 66 East Randolph. The mayor wants to turn downtown into a neighborhood, and no neighborhood is compete without neighborhood theater. Besides opening The Storefront, the city is looking to make deals with existing itinerant theaters to settle down in the shadow of the Sears. The LCT smelled no rats. Cautious interest is where the League stands with this.
Theater is an amazing thing for politicians to be talking about.
Can't argue with that.