Our family members in Illinois treated us to seeing Million Dollar Quartet for Christmas & it did…read morenot disappoint. The immersive experience into the evolution of Sun Studios & the birthplace of Rock n' Roll did not disappoint. Our group included 4 kids ages 6-11 & 10 adults ages 30's to late 70's. Everyone had a great time. I was the only one with prior knowledge of Sun & its legacy, but everyone learned something new. The actors/ musicians playing Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins & Johnny Cash were amazing (and a few were even understudies). The guy who played Sam Phillips was brilliant. Everything about it was well done & I highly recommend it. Theater is nice & right by River. This play was very limited seating(100 or less people). Parking garage is right next door (they beware the parking spots are very tight for SUVs!).

Stolp Island Theatre is an amazing and intimate venue. The casting of Million Dollar Quartet was…read morespot on, an absolutely amazing troupe of performers and musicians. It's more than just attending a play, it's an immersive experience. One feels transported back in time, to the Sun Recording Studio witnessing lightning in a bottle unfold before your eyes and ears. Two tickets is all it takes to experience this wonderful performance . I highly recommend attending Million Dollar Quartet!

I found out about this little local treasure from a neighbor just in time to catch their last…read moreperformance of "Hairspray." Glad I did! The theater itself is intimate, with seating on three sides of the stage (reminded me of the one at the Watertower in Chicago); actors often enter/exit through the audience, which gives an "up-close-and-personal" feel, and they were very creative with the moveable sets and lighting. The acting was great! Even secondary characters were standouts (particularly Corny Collins, Mrs. Von Tussle and Motormouth Maybelle), but Tracy, her parents and the rest of the gang were all endearing and enjoyable to watch. Overall, for a quality performance without going far from home, BrightSide is a solid choice for a musical matinee!

I took my little one here to see Beauty and the Beast and was thoroughly impressed with what a…read morequality production it was for such a tiny venue. The costumes, set, talent and choreography were much better than I anticipated for a community theatre. A nice surprise because previous to the show, I was thinking the $27 tickets were outrageous. But when the lights went out and the show began, it didn't take long to see the I had misjudged this little theatre. While it is a very small venue, you can't discount the fact that if it's a production for a young one, they are getting a great taste of the theatre, while sitting closer than they will likely ever sit in a larger scale production. Brightside Theatre is a great addition to the Naperville community.

this is one of my favorite theatres in the western suburbs. It's deceptively small (it actually…read moreholds 75 seats) and they have a fun mix of shows. I've both performed and directed there, and I regularly work box office. They are a fun group of people dedicated to bringing local theatre to the community - and with Paramount literally around the corner, they have good company in that endeavor. Tickets are inexpensive, there's not a bad seat in the house, and it's easy to get involved as a volunteer or an actor with 5-6 shows running throughout the year.

This is such a cute venue located in downtown Aurora. There could not have been more than fifty…read moreseats and every seat was filled. We attended Fat Bill's Roadside Cafe - The Reboot, which we all seemed to enjoy the corny jokes and crude humor. The audience was laughing through the majority of the show. A great value at $17 although the show does a run a bit longer than I would have thought. If you're looking for something to do and like corny jokes come to the Riverfront Playhouse and enjoy some live entertainment.

I love their improve nights. The theatre is small and intimate and their shows are very well…read moredone. Love going to their performances!

Curtain Call Community Theatre provides a vehicle for local performing arts development,…read moreproduction, education and encourages & fosters community involvement. Curtain Call Community theater provides a space for the arts community to experience live theater in the Mokena area. I had an amazing experience here from the time I spoke with June over the phone, upon entering the theater and experiencing phenomenal service from each and every person involved. This place provides amazing productions as well as service to the community no matter who you are. They took very good care of me and my friends when we attended a production here and I was very impressed with their attentiveness. This is a great community theater and I highly recommend attending a production here!

Beautiful building, been here for several performances. Friendly staff. Usually use SpotHero to…read morefind a decent priced parking nearby. Holds about 3,500 people I believe, so the lines for drinks etc can get very crowded. The trick for entry is to use the side entrance which has 3 security lines and moves fairly quickly.

The Chicago Theater is a beautiful landmark to see a show. The inside is inspired by French…read morearchitecture with crystal chandelier, several murals and a grand staircase. 5/5 stars for the entry process! Security and bag check moved incredibly fast and were very well-organized. We had seats on the main floor and they were surprisingly roomy, and even from the side, the view of the stage was great. This is a great venue to see a show.

BFAC hosted the Applause Talent dance competition on March 7, 2020. The venue was too small for…read morethis event. Parking was at 110% capacity with every possible curb utilized. The main seating area was packed. Yet, they were reluctant to open the balcony. To cap it all off, a dumpster behind the facility caught fire. People were sprinting out the doors to move their cars. The fire department came and put it out. But, then the HVAC system started to pull smoke into the auditorium. Everyone reeked of a fire smell. Just a terrible experience. My advice to BFAC - know your limits.

The Batavia Fine Arts Centre is a quaint venue. The…read moreacoustics and lighting are great. I went to see Divas3, they were amazing.

Went to see Something Rotten tonight-what a terrific show. The acting, singing and comedy was…read morereally top notch. We came home and subscribed immediately to the 2026-2027 season. It is only our second visit to this theater and they have excelled a second time. Thank you Wheaton Drama for a really enjoyable show!

Nice little quaint theater. We went here as we had a relative who was appearing in the play "the…read moreLittle Mermaid" . She did a very nice job, and seemed to be well received by her coworkers, and the audience. Finding Wheaton Drama was a little hard, and parking was a little tight, I didn't mind the walk. But the employees there were very friendly, and enthusiastic. Nothing there was overly priced or outrageous. I would go again. As I said before, the theater is a little on the smaller side and people in the front row tend to find themselves actually walking on the stage as they enter & exit which almost seems rather discourteous since they have lines painted on the floor. I just think that that's bad luck even though it's concrete and it's painted, I tried to make sure that I was definitely off the designated stage area because I think thats asking for bad karma. But in today's world , people are so full of themselves that there are no boundaries anymore.

My first visit and we were here to see The Nutcracker. It is a rather small venue (especially…read morecompared to downtown Chicago or Broadway theaters), but there really are no bad seats. There is main floor seating and one balcony. It is older, but there is plenty of leg room between rows, which is not true of many theaters. Soundtrack was taped, there was not a live orchestra, worked great. The big "however" is that there is exactly one bathroom on the first floor. I mean ONE, so you wait in line for the only toilet. We were told there were additional facilities on the balcony level, but we did not go up to see if they were actual mens and womens rooms. The facility is not handicapped accessable. It must have been grandfathered in to be able to continue to offer crowd attended events. Since this building is part of North Central College, it is located in a Naperville neighborhood. The only parking is street parking so it can be a short walk from your car to the Hall.

It was my second time here to see a concert. This time is Air Supply which I first heard them from…read moremy middle school days back to 80s. It is a nice intimate hall which has about 500 seats downstairs. There are essentially any bad seats as no one is too far from the stage. The band came down from the state and walked in the aisles and one row during the performance. It was awesome. It is in the walking distant from Naperville downtown. It could be tricky to find a parking around nearby. We parked about 4 blocks away on the side of the street.