Overview
- Experience dinner theater in Chicago
- Travel back to the roaring twenties with gangsters and flappers
- Non-stop comedy and dangerous fun, singing, dancing, and a lot of audience participation
Why Travelers Choose This Tour
From $67.00 USD
Lowest Price GuaranteeChoose an evening performance time for your show that fits your schedule. Then head to the theater, located through the “El” train tracks, feeling like you’ve reemerged in the 1920s. The venue is decked out head to toe in period-appropriate decorations, including silent movies, 1920s memorabilia, a replica wall from the infamous St. Valentines Day Massacre, pictures of gangsters and cops and a 1928 Ford Model A.
Start your night watching the show’s cast of “Molls” and “Mugs” dance and sing along to famous period performers like Duke Ellington, Fats Waller, Cole Porter and George Gershwin, all accompanied by music from Chicago’s own Sinfully Orchestra.
As you watch, tuck into a meal of steak, pasta, chicken or fish (see menu in the Itinerary below). Then follow along with “Gloves” and “Vito” for a comedy show that’s sure to delight, complete with lots of song, dance and audience participation.
All of a sudden, your performance will be “raided” by the cops, accompanied by the appropriate sirens and flashing lights. You might even get called up on stage for a hilarious “sobriety test,” administered by Officer Murphy, and get “interviewed” by Vito.
Itinerary
Sample menu (subject to change):
Pasta:
Lasagna with Meat or Marinara Sauce
Steak:
Prime Rib
Fish and Pork:
Salmon or Pork Chops
Chicken with Marsala or Lemon Herb Sauce
Dessert
Cannoli (served at intermission)
(Dinner also includes soup or salad, vegetable, potato, dessert and coffee, tea or soda)
New Year's Eve Show includes champagne toast and dancing
Reviews
Viator Traveler's Reviews
The food was good! It was a little annoying pedaling all of the souvenirs, especially the hats. We were asked if we would like to wear one, which I was thinking was just a prop that they would take back after the show. I agreed to wear one, and then after taking it was asked to pay for it. The show was just OK.
The food was good! It was a little annoying pedaling all of the souvenirs, especially the hats. We were asked if we would like to wear one, which I was thinking was just a prop that they would take back after the show. I agreed to wear one, and then after taking it was asked to pay for it. The show was just OK.