Chicago Theater Tickets
Chicago's Best
Musicals, Drama, & Dance Events
Chicago theater offers a great
selection of performances at several top-quality venues. Most of the major
plays and musical performances visit the Theatre District of Chicago and
provide some of the best live entertainments available anywhere outside of
Manhattan. Listed below are the top performances at the major theaters,
most are located in downtown Chicago. See the list at the bottom of the
page for seating charts for these theatre venues.
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Run Dates |
Production |
Tickets |
Theatre |
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June 28 - Aug. 7 |
Beauty and the Beast |
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Cadillac Palace Theatre |
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Beauty and the Beast is a musical with
music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice and a
book by Linda Woolverton, based on the 1991 Disney film of the same
name. Seven new songs were written for the stage musical. Beauty ran
on Broadway for 5,464 performances between 1994 and 2007, becoming
Broadway's eighth-longest running production in history. |
| June 11 - July 31 |
Cirque Du Soleil -
OVO |
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Grand Chapiteau at
United Center |
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OVO is a look into a colorful
world, where insects work, eat, crawl, flutter, play, fight and look
for love in a non-stop show of energy and movement. Get a look from
the insect’s perspective as the intriguing sets and fabulous
costuming help create the show, but the performers amazing ability
to capture the audience is what really has the audience “buzzing.” |
| April 29 - June 19 |
Peter Pan |
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Chicago Tribune
Freedom Center North |
| Peter Pan is
a spectacular new production of J.M. Barrie’s classic story, PETER
PAN, at the Chicago Tribune Freedom Center. Conceived by an
award-winning creative team this smash hit production features
amazing puppets, epic music, dazzling flying scenes and the world’s
first 360-degree CGI theater set. Performed in a state-of-the-art
theatre pavilion, this magical new “in-the-round” production of
Peter Pan is an extraordinary experience for the whole family. The
show's duration is two hours and twenty minutes, including a
twenty-minute intermission. Generally, this show is not recommended
for children under age five. Get tickets to Peter Pan at the Chicago
Tribune Freedom Center today at Gold Coast Tickets! |
| May 14-15 |
Sesame Street Live |
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Rosemont Theatre |
| Sesame
Street Live: Elmos Green Thumb Theatre Tickets. |
| April 26 - May 8 |
Next to Normal
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Bank of America Theatre |
| Next to
normal is an emotional story within a musical with a thrilling
contemporary score about a family trying to take care of themselves
and each other. This show questions the ideals of normalcy and the
characters decide if lives with white picket fences are actually
“normal.” Rolling Stone raves, "It is the best musical of the season
- by a mile. It'll pin you to your seat." |
| May 7 |
1964 The Tribute |
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Rosemont
Theatre |
| Misson: To
actually recreate the 1964 Beatle invasion of America. They play a
set of all early Beatle music. 1964 the Tribute is a Beatles'
tribute band that was formed in 1982. They have performed over 2900
shows, released albums and released videos. Rolling Stone magazine
has called 1964, "The best Beatles tribute ever." They were also
featured in a PBS special of the same name; the soundtrack to which
is listed in the discography. 1964 the Tribute have been featured on
Entertainment Tonight, PM Magazine, CNN, The USA Network, and The
Nashville Network. While touring worldwide at such venues as:
concert halls, fairs, festivals, colleges, corporate events, and
conventions. They were voted "Best Major Concert Act" and "Best
Contemporary Act" by the readers of Campus Activities Today
Magazine. |
| Begins Dec. 3 |
Wishful Drinking |
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Bank of America Theatre |
| As an
autobiography of Carrie Fisher’s, this show follows her life. She
was born to celebrity parents and lands among the stars when she’s
picked to play a princess in a little movie called ‘Star Wars.’ But
her story isn’t all sweetness and light sabers. She is a single
mother and faces a number of issues. It’s an intriguing tale–from
having her father leave her mother for Elizabeth Taylor to marrying
and divorcing singer/songwriter Paul Simon, from having the father
of her baby leave her for a man to waking up one morning and finding
a friend dead beside her in bed. Don’t miss out on seeing this show! |
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