Accept in dinner and a present in one of Chicago's dinner theatres.
Chicago is famend for award-winning theatre, and its dinner theatres are no exception. You'll bonanza dinner theatres downtown and in the suburbs. If you thirst to eat with singing gangsters or dancing horses, Chicagoland has it all.
Tommy Gun's Garage
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181630-530-8300drurylaneoakbrook.com/live_theatre Shows circumstance a hurl of singing, dancing, joke-telling gangsters, interrupted by the incidential police invasion or homicide of a fling member.
Tommy Gun's Garage
2114 South Wabash
Chicago, IL 60616
800-461-0178
tommygunsgarage.com
Noble Horse Theatre
Blue-blooded Horse Theatre shows act horses and riders from approximately the globe. The building, a riding steady built honest after the Worthy Chicago Conflagration of 1871, presents the classical setting for classic tales such as "The Version of Sleepy Hollow" and "The Nutcracker." Owner Dan Sampson invites guests To stay with the horses and richly costumed performers after the instruct. Some riding enthusiasts bring healthy treats for their favourite steeds. The shows are family close. Dinner is optional and must be ordered in advance.
Noble Horse Theatre
1410 N. Orleans Street
Chicago, IL 60610
312-266-7878
noblehorsechicago.com
Drury Lane Oakbrook
The Drury Lane Oakbrook specializes in popular musicals and Broadway revivals. Located in suburban Oakbrook Terrace, about 20 miles and 30 minutes' drive from downtown Chicago, the state-of-the-art theater seats more than 1,000 people. Past performers include Suzanne Somers, Tony Danza and Debbie Reynolds.
Drury Lane Oakbrook
100 Drury Lane
Tommy Gun's Garage is Chicago's longest-running dinner theatre. A celebration of Chicago gangsters, it opened its doors in 1987 with also than 100 items on the dinner refreshment. Onetime owners Chicago police officer Robert Sanfratello and his Sonny, Bobby, reduced the character of feed choices since preparing and serving took three hours. Nowadays the "Gangland Feast" consists of entr es named for noted Chicago gangsters such as Bull Jim Colosimo, allegedly killed by Al Capone, and Chicago mayor Enormous Cost Thompson, who, according to Era Periodical, died in 1944 with a stash of $1,500,000 in diminutive bills.
Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire
Located 20 miles north of and 30 minutes' drive from O'Hare International Airport, the Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire sells an amazing 400,000 tickets annually. Plays that have been staged include "A Chorus Line," "The Drowsy Chaperone," "The Music Man" and "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee." Marriott's Theatre for Young Audiences introduces children to the joy of live theater with matinee performances of squirm-proof fairy tales that clock in at under an hour.
Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire
10 Marriott Drive
Lincolnshire, IL 60069
847-634-0200
marriotttheatre.com
