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- In 1945, as America's soldiers come home to ticker-tape parades and overjoyed families, Private First Class Donny Novitski, singer and songwriter, returns to rebuild his life with only the shirt on his back and a dream in his heart.
- Awards show, which honors theater professionals for distinguished achievement on Broadway.
- SPACE DOGS is an epic new musical that tells the mind-blowing true story of Laika and the Chief Designer - a stray dog and the top-secret Russian scientist who sent her to space during the Cold War. Written and performed by actor-musicians Van Hughes and Nick Blaemire, it is a sweeping, kaleidoscopic tale of invention, betrayal, international political intrigue, and the immortal friendship that exists between man and dog, as they journey together to the stars.
- Musical Gems - Live in Concert, was filmed on American soil in South Bend, IN on the doorstep of the University of Notre Dame, where it dazzled the family-friendly audience with a one-of-a-kind interactive concert experience that showcased the group's sparkling pure voices, bewitching choreography and fairytale charms along with the talents of a group of world-class musicians, an Aontas Choir, bagpipers and championship Irish dancers.
- A brand new dramatic concert version of the Dickens novella, "A Christmas Carol" with full symphonic orchestra, chorus , rhythm section and 5 actor/singers.
- An all-star cast performs the music of John Kander and Fred Ebb; songs include "New York, New York" and "Cabaret."
- Chicago hip hop sensations the Q Brothers Collective heat up the holiday season with this wildly entertaining take on Charles Dickens classic that mashes up hip hop, reggae, dance-hall music, dub-step, and epic rock ballads. Recorded live at The Yard At Chicago Shakespeare Theater, this special leads Ebenezer Scrooge on a journey of rhythm, rhyme, and redemption.
- GRAMMY® winner Marcy Marxer takes us on her journey through Breast Cancer and chemo enduced neuropathy, tempered by her wacky sense of humor and ability to make the personal universal. She triumphs with the love of her life, Cathy Fink.
- Performed by Chicago's Lookingglass Theatre Company, the show is a marvel for all ages, transporting audiences down the rabbit hole to a circus-infused playground for an exhilarating adventure inspired by Lewis Carroll's stories.
- Considered one of Mozart's important works, this GREAT MASS was never completed. The concert features the Alice Millar Chapel Choir and soloists, Northwestern University's Symphony Orchestra, organist Greg Hand and conductor Stephen Alltop, faculty of the School of Music.
- This annual event features three ensembles - 60 cellos, 40 saxophones, and a brass and woodwind ensemble - conducted by School of Music faculty members Hans-Jørgen Jensen, Frederick Hemke, Victor Yampolsky, Gail Williams and Mallory Thompson, performing against the backdrop of downtown Chicago's most scenic outdoor stage. Program highlights include the cello ensemble from Barber's ADAGIO FOR STRINGS; the saxophone ensemble from Bernstein's CANDIDE Overture and Gershwin's RHAPSODY IN BLUE; and the wind ensemble in Strauss' ALPINE SYMPHONY."
- The Steppenwolf Theatre Company is probably one of the most well known Regional theaters in the United States. Founded in 1974 by Gary Sinise, Terry Kinney, and Jeff Perry, Steppenwolf has produced some of the most prolific and well known pieces of American theatre. Find out how Steppenwolf began its legacy and how the artistic program is pushing boundaries and continuing its mission of telling stories about how we live now by engaging audiences in an exchange of ideas that makes us think harder, laugh longer, and feel more.
- 1979–TV EpisodeCivility in America; rock band the Go-Go's; singer Billy Joel; lighthouses painted on the streets of Chicago; the founding of Intel; comic Sebastian Maniscalco ("Tag", "Green Book", "Cruise" and "The Irishman");