Hot Jazz, Cool Blues, Low Prices, all live with YOU on stage! Enjoy snacks and cocktail service during our Cabaret shows.

Lurrie Bell's Chicago Blues Band

Sat., January 15 at 8pm

Frank Catalano Quartet

Sat., February 19 at 8pm

Jazz Vocalist Ava Logan

Sat., March 19 at 8pm

Single show tickets only $37, or purchase all 3 Cabaret shows for $96!

Chicago Children’s Theatre remounts its popular musical The Hundred Dresses based on the beloved children’s book of the same name with music written by popular kid’s music star Ralph Covert. The show moves to The North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie for a month-long run Nov. 2 – Dec. 3. School group tickets for groups of 20 or more are on sale now - $9 tickets for the Nov. 2 10:30 am preview show and $10 tickets for all other 10:30 school matinees through Dec. 3. Go to grouptix.net for more information.

Theatre Y presents “Juliet” by award-winning playwright András Visky; a story about testing a woman’s enduring love, “Juliet” documents Visky’s childhood through his mother’s eyes. After World War II, Visky’s father was sentenced to 22 years in prison by the Communist authorities for “acting against public order,” while his mother, himself and his 6 siblings were deported to a Romanian gulag a thousand kilometers from their home.

GetOutChicago visitors receive $15 tickets (regular $25) to this riveting drama by using code JORDAN when purchasing online using the buy link above or by calling the Royal George box office at (312) 988-9000. Performances are 90 minutes in length. Performances run Thursday through Sundays, September 10 - October 3.

Roger Brown: Calif. USA, curated by School of the Art Institute of Chicago Professor Nicholas Lowe and on view at the Hyde Park Art Center through October 3, showcases the rare artwork and collections of the famed Chicago Imagist Roger Brown. The exhibition explores Brown’s process of collecting and arranging hundreds of domestic objects in his La Conchita, California home and studio. This exhibition is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are Monday through Thursday from 10 am to 8 pm; Friday and Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm; and Sunday from 12 noon to 5 pm.

There has never been a better time to see the show USA Today calls "An Ecstatic Experience." To order call 773.348.4000 and mention the code ELVT or enter ELVT in the promotion and special offers field at ticketmaster.com. Not valid in conjunction with any other offer.

New this year at The Center! Sunday matinees with world-class singers performing opera classics with intimate, on-stage seating.

Lyric Opera Preview

Sun., September 26 at 4pm

The Other 3 Tenors

Sun., January 30 at 4pm

La Traviata

Sun., March 27 at 4pm

Enjoy our European cafe at the show with coffee and tempting desserts available for purchase!

Single show tickets only $37, or purchase all 3 Opera Up Close shows for $96!

$15 discounted tickets available for preview performances, Sept. 9, 10 and 11 at 7:30 and Sept. 12 at 3 p.m. A provocative, funny and fast-paced post-modern retelling of “The Arabian Nights,” written by critically acclaimed New York-based playwright Jason Grote and directed by Chicago director/playwright and Jeff Award-winner Seth Bockley. Featuring Collaboraction's signature blend of modern media and visceral storytelling, this moving and hilarious production promises to take audiences on a theatrical journey into uncharted territory. General admission is $25. “1001” runs through Oct. 9, 2010.

$15 discounted tickets available for preview performances, Sept. 9, 10 and 11 at 7:30 and Sept. 12 at 3 p.m. A provocative, funny and fast-paced post-modern retelling of “The Arabian Nights,” written by critically acclaimed New York-based playwright Jason Grote and directed by Chicago director/playwright and Jeff Award-winner Seth Bockley. Featuring Collaboraction's signature blend of modern media and visceral storytelling, this moving and hilarious production promises to take audiences on a theatrical journey into uncharted territory. General admission is $25. “1001” runs through Oct. 9, 2010.