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You watch them every morning—as you hurry to get out the door! Now we give your rushed morning laughter a chance to bellow into the nighttime with a unique stand-up comedy event featuring the hilarious WGN Morning News personalities Pat Tomasulo, Ana Belaval, and Mike Toomey.
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Widely known from the original Broadway cast of the hit musical Rent, this talented duo takes to the stage for a pop rock concert celebrating their individual musical careers as well as the Broadway cultural hit, Rent.
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Handicap This!
Friday, November 4, 2011 at 8pm
Local heroes, Mike Berkson and Tim Wambach bring their true-life adventure to the stage with music, humor and honesty. Handicap This! is a provocative look at friendship, breaking down barriers, living with disabilities, and most of all about living to your potential. |
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Where jazz and classical music thrive in perfect harmony! Under skilled direction of the wonderfully enigmatic Orbert Davis, Chicago Jazz Philharmonic Chamber Ensemble brings its Miles Davis tribute program, Sketches of Blue to the North Shore Center for two exclusive performances. Orbert Davis' newly arranged versions of the Miles Davis' classic recordings, Kind of Blue and Sketches of Spain should not be missed by any music lover. |
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Joan Rivers
Tuesday, November 15, 2011 at 8pm
Can we talk™? Joan Rivers embodies confidence and chutzpah in all the right proportions. She’s one of the hardest working celebrities in the world—her accomplishments and insights are amazing. Don’t miss this special night of stand-up. |
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Chris Isaak
Saturday, December 10, 2011 at 8pm
Chris Isaak has earned his success the hard way—by delivering excellent work, both onstage and in the studio on a series of albums. His career is highlighted by Top-10 international hits and the infamously sexy music video for the song, Wicked Game. |
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The Nutcracker marches back into the North Shore Center. Bring the whole family to an affordable holiday tradition performed by Salt Creek Ballet with guest soloists in the grand Russian tradition—a holiday experience worth sharing. |
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For the sixth consecutive season, celebrate the King’s birthday with a night of music performed by multiple tribute artists representing the different eras of Elvis’ incredible musical career. Presented by OMAR Presents. |
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Capitol Steps
Thursday - Sunday,
January 26-29, 2012
Thu at 7:30pm, Fri at 8pm
Sat at 5pm & 8pm, Sun at 3pm
With the 2012 election season as filling fodder, get ready for some US deficit-sized belly laughter! A skilled musical political parody like no other, the Capitol Steps make their annual January appearance at the North Shore Center. |
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With original backing musicians from ABBA, The Music of ABBA is considered the absolute best and most authentic ABBA show. Relive all the hits delivered with such accuracy that it’s hard to believe that it’s not the real ABBA on stage. |
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Rooted in ancient traditions beginning centuries ago, these electrifying acrobats, contortionists and jugglers combine award-winning acrobatics and traditional dance with spectacular costumes and graceful artistry to produce art that transcends boarders or culture. |
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Thodos is a critically acclaimed company with an American voice and vibrant, award-winning style. Luna Negra celebrates the richness and diversity of Latino culture through works by Latino choreographers. They combine creative forces to create a unique world premiere featuring dancers from both companies. |
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Lily Tomlin
Saturday, February 25, 2012
at 5pm & 8pm
Lily Tomlin is a versatile performer, comedian, writer and producer who has touched some of the most beloved American comedy institutions. Don’t miss seeing one of the great legends of American comedy. |
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Fleck has received Grammy nominations in more categories than any other musician. Moreover, each member of the Flecktones is equally stunning and innovative on their respective instruments. The virtuosic original member and Chicago-based, Howard Levy returns to the line-up on harmonica and piano. |
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After fabulously unforgettable sold-out performances in past seasons, Paula Poundstone returns to the North Shore Center stage by popular demand. If you like intelligent, philosophical comedy, you’ll love Paula. |
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These two critically acclaimed Chicago dance companies join forces in a daring, cross-cultural exploration. Journey with us as they bring together East and West to challenge preconceptions about culture and the human experience. |
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By blending their voices together in perfect harmony in their new show dedicated to the music of the Baby-Boomer generation entitled, BOOM!; the Tony Award-nominated duo from Chicago prove they’re really ONE singular sensation, every song they sing. |
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Using quick wit and audience interaction, the stars of the Emmy nominated Whose Line Is It Anyway? have teamed up to present an evening of extraordinary improvisational comedy. |
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DanceWorks Chicago fills a niche in the Chicago dance ecosystem with its techniques, movement styles and community-based artistic approach. Muntu Dance Theatre is the highly regarded and largest African dance company in the United States preserving traditional African dance and creating new ones. |
