1641 N. Halsted Street
Chicago IL, 60614
Phone: 312.988.9000 Visit Website
The Royal George Theatre shares the same block with the Steppenwolf. This area near the intersection of North Avenue and Halsted has become a hot spot for enjoying a great meal before making your way to one of the most well respected theatre venues in the Midwest.
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Specialty: Live theater Location: Lincoln Park Price: $38.50 to $45.00
Group rates available Hours: Box Office
Tuesday - Saturday: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm Credit Cards: American Express, Visa, Master Card, Discovery, Diner's Parking: Valet - $20.00, public parking lots ADA: Wheelchair accessible
Whether you are watching a performance in the Cabaret Theatre, the Great Room, or the Main Stage, the Royal George Theatre is the place to enjoy a list of new and familiar favorites, all under one roof. Late Night Catechism is a comedy favorite of most theatre goers in the Chicagoland area. It started out in a smaller venue and has continued a local run for over a decade in the Great Room at the Royal George. The Great Room also houses performances of Verbatim/Verboten and Cast on a Hot Tin Roof. If you are a song and dance fan, check out the Cabaret Theatre’s I Love You You’re Perfect Now Change. And on the main stage, check out Monsieur Chopin where you can “go back in time to a world of imagination and the man who gave the piano a heart.”
Events Calendar
Russian on the Side From: April 22 2008 To: May 22 2008 Show begins April 22, 2008
Tickets from $34.50 - $55.00
Tuesday - Thursday 7:30, Friday 8:00 pm, Saturday 5:00 & 9:00 pm, Sunday 3:00 & 5:30 pm The incomparable Mark Nadler tickles the ivories and your funny bone too in this comedy-in-music adventure. From Stravinsky to Sondheim, Nadler takes the audience on a zany 90 minute journey filled with music and mirth along with some scintillating gossip about the world's greatest composers. And he dances too!
A Steady Rain From: April 03 2008 To: June 08 2008
A Steady Rain explores love and rage on the streets of Chicago, as a routine domestic disturbance call sends two Chicagao cops, Denny (Randy Steinmeyer) and Joey (Peter DeFaria), on a harrowing journey that will test their loyalties and change their lives forever.
Times: Tuesday-Thusday 7:30 pm, Friday 8:00 pm, Satuday 5:00 & 8:00pm, Sunday 2:00 pm & 5:00 pm Put the Nuns in Charge From: March 28 2008 To: June 28 2008 Open Run
Vicki Quade's follow-up to her long-running Late Nite Catechism, about an old-school nun leading a class in etiquette, is an entertaining excuse to sing "Kumbaya" and get spanked with a ruler
1641 N. Halsted Street
A Steady Rain
