For four millennia, the Lev-Katz family celebrated Passover, with questions on why Jewish families continue to observe the history of exiling Egypt. Victory Gardens Theater presents the national New Play Network Rolling World Premiere of 'In Every Generation.'

Inspired by actual events, Drury Lane Theatre brings one of the most recognized Rodgers and Hammerstein plays, The King and I, to its theater. British tutor Anna Leonowens travels to Bangkok to help the King of Siam bring his kingdom and the royal palace in line with other countries cultures.

Myles Frost's performance of Michael Jackson will thrill your soul. Frost has the looks, voice, and mannerisms of Michael to where if you blinked your eyes, you would swear it was Michael Jackson on stage.

The birthplace of the modern form of the can-can dance was an alluring dance used to seduce wealthy, consequential, or influential clients by the courtesans.

Although slavery had been abolished in America, many enslaved people never felt the true meaning of freedom. Madison journeys back to the neglected Monticello after the end of the Civil War in 1866.

Jack Paar, at the time, hosted the hottest late-night talk show on television, and his favorite guest was pianist turned comedian Oscar Levant.

This inspirational music with a touch of soul shares several uplifting stories about the power of forgiveness, self-love, and faith.

You floated in saltwater in the pitch-black dark. You juiced, cleansed, journaled, cut, and volunteered. You got a mattress that fitted itself to your fetal form. You ate only RINDS for three days and nights. Then, finally, you reached out, and you looked within. You have tried. And yet here you are."

WHITE is a story about explores issues of race, gender, sexuality, and art. For example, who has the right (power and authorship) to determine what is art? And who can create art?

Set in an impoverished American town, factory workers come to a bar to enjoy a few laughs and try to drink away their sustenances and fears.

Steppenwolf Theatre Company presents its world premiere production of King James by ensemble member Rajiv Joseph, staged by acclaimed Tony and Obie Award-winning director Kenny Leon, that's lit with excitement.

Playwright Eleanor Burgess in the Wife of a Salesman summarizes in this play that maybe it's the outside world forcing these ladies into these roles that many believe women are expected to play.

Do I matter? And what is the purpose of my life, are questions we have all asked ourselves. But what does it mean to be free? These questions have rattled within the minds of humanity since the time of Adam and Eve.

Hadestown is a brilliant, sensational, and hellish story that combines all life issues of love, loss, power, and sacrifice and how we deal with the decisions that can cause absence, judgment, and doubt. You will be spellbound from the first word.

Broadway In Chicago brings back to the Cadillac Palace one of the most compelling stories of people coming together during a tragedy with the production of "Come From Away."

Hidden within a cozy little nook called the Cambria Hotel in Chicago's downtown loop is a magical destination of Cirque Soleil and fine dining that will heal your soul. Teatro Zinzanni is a night that everyone deserves.

It began around 1916 and was documented as one of the most significant events for African-Americans in America. During the Great Migration, millions of black people moved from the South

Marriott Theatre brings to their stage a musical that was nominated for six Tony Awards, including Best Musical, West Side Story.

Director Daryl D. Brooks brings back his musical revue of Women of Soul to Mercury Theater Chicago, celebrating some of the top women of Soul that have graced the stage.

Love and acceptance are two words that we all universally seek throughout our lives.