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LaSalle Bank Theatre -

18 W. Monroe St. - Chicago (Loop)

The former Shubert Theatre reopened in the spring of 2006 after an expensive makeover and a new name. Built in 1906, the vintage showplace is still...

Patrick O'Malley Theatre, Roosevelt University -

430 S. Michigan Ave. - Chicago (Grant Park Museums)

Created about 25 years ago through a financial gift from Patrick O'Malley, Roosevelt University's theater benefits not only students of the...

Lookingglass Theatre in the Water Tower Water Works -

821 N. Michigan Ave. - Chicago (Magnificent Mile)

The long-itinerant theater company moved into its newly-renovated (but still functioning) home in June of 2003. The historic landmark was one of the...

Royal George Theatre Center -

1641 N. Halsted St. - Chicago (Sheffield/De Paul)

A major theater complex since its construction in 1986, this three-stage entertainment center houses a Broadway-sized mainstage, a very comfortable...

Portage Park Center for the Arts -

3914 N. Menard Ave. - Chicago (Portage Park)

The Chicago Theatre -

175 N. State St. - Chicago (Loop)

The 3,500-seat Chicago Theatre began life as a Balaban and Katz movie temple. After years of neglect, it was restored to its former glory as a...

Chicago Theatre Company -

500 E. 67th St. - Chicago (Park Manor/Grand Crossing)

Community-based African-American theater groups are few and far between here. The Chicago Theatre Company, led by artistic director Douglas...

Steppenwolf Theatre Company -

1650 N. Halsted St. - Chicago (Sheffield/De Paul)

Founded in 1976, Steppenwolf Theatre is a Chicago institution that epitomizes the city's "rock 'n' roll" theater style. Actor-oriented and...

Ivanhoe Theater -

750 W. Wellington Ave. - Chicago (Lakeview East)

This famous North Side theater was formerly a distinguished in-the-round venue whose artistic director, George Keithley, brought audiences up close...

CenterLight Sign & Voice Theatre -

3444 Dundee Rd. - Northbrook

CenterLight Sign & Voice Theatre started in 1974 with a production of "The Wizard of Oz," in which a young Marlee Matlin, now a recognized film star,...