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10Tix are $10 rear mezzanine tickets for students. They are available on the day of the performance at 12 noon at the box office, and at 10am online; they are not available by telephone. To purchase 10Tix online use promocode 10TIX; a valid student ID must be presented when picking up the tickets; limit four per student with ID.
Mezztix are half-price mezzanine tickets. They are available on the day of the performance at 12 noon at the box office, and at 10am online; they are not available by telephone. To purchase Mezztix online use promo code MEZZTIX.
Hot Tix is a not-for-profit program of the League of Chicago Theatres that offers 1/2 price tickets up to six days in advance to over 200 theatres in the Chicagoland area. Whether you want to discover a theatre in your neighborhood, enjoy downtown, or head out to the suburbs, Hot Tix has it all at a price you can afford.
Half-price tickets are available online at www.HOTTIX.org as well as downtown at our 2 convenient locations - 72 East Randolph across from the Chicago Cultural Center, and 163 East Pearson in the Water Works Visitor Center. Hours are 10am-6pm Tuesday to Saturday and 11am-4pm Sunday.
Groups of 10+ people receive great seats, savings and service to select shows at the Auditorium Theatre! Visit auditoriumtheatre.org for more information.
The Second City is a must-see show in Chicago. Groups of 16 or more receive special seasonal discounts on Tuesday - Thursday and Sunday. Dinner & Show Packages also available.
Baseball’s Opening Day is one week away, and Branch Rickey, General Manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, will call up Jackie Robinson to break the color-barrier and play as the Major League’s first black ballplayer. If he does, Robinson will face loud and heated opposition from virtually every owner, manager, and player in baseball – and it won’t be a cakewalk with the fans, either. Who will be his allies if he makes the most daring and important play of his life? Award-winning Ensemble Member J. Nicole Brooks directs this dazzling fast-ball script by Ed Schmidt. When 1947’s biggest African American personalities – baseball great-to-be Jackie Robinson, boxer Joe Louis, entertainer Bill “Bojangles” Robinson, actor and activist Paul Robeson – meet, ideas and ideals clash and sparks fly, and America’s national pastime will never be the same.
July 24, 1915. Moored on the Chicago River between Clark St and LaSalle, The Eastland begins boarding and thousands of Western Electric employees and their families climb the ramp, excited for their annual company outing. Overflowing with passengers about to depart, the boat leans port – and doesn’t lean back. Within minutes, cries fill the air, families are torn apart and unexpected heroes emerge to rescue dozens of Chicagoans from a watery end. Artistic Director Andrew White resurrects the ghosts of America’s forgotten tragedy in this Lookingglass Original musical, with music by Artistic Associate Andre Pluess and Ben Sussman. Directed by Amanda Dehnert.