Upcoming events
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ROXY BELLOWS LIVE
OCT 31
Roxy Bellows is a high-octane entertainer whose ability to create an evening of outrageous laughs and astounding improvised music has wowed audiences across the country. Now you can experience Roxy’s ribald wit and amazing musical talent as she belts out show stoppers and croons sweet ballads in a show made up on the spot just for you.
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DEATHTRAP
a mystery by Ira Levin
NOV 7 - 21
A thrilling, twist-filled play that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Famous playwright Sidney Bruhl, struggling with a career slump, plots to murder a young writer and steal his promising script. But as suspense builds and loyalties shift, nothing is as it seems. Full of dark humor, unexpected twists, and sharp suspense, Deathtrap is a masterclass in tension and intrigue that will leave you questioning every move.
Starring Beck Damron, Jeanne Dwan, Michael Lomenick, Aidan Sternberg and BEKA.
Directed by Christa Retka.re
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DARYL NITZ ENTERTAINMENT
FALL SCHEDULE
NOV 29
The Heart & Soul of The Beatles - jazz, blues, gospel, R&B interpretations of The Fab Four
NOV 30
Hammerstein Time! - celebrating 130 years of Oscar Hammerstein
DEC 21
A Johnny Mathis & Friends Christmas - celebration of Johnny Mathis’ 90th birthday
DEC 31
Nitz & Howe New Year’s Eve Experience with friends
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RETURN TO BABYLON
DEC 19
A film by Marie Dault, Sémiramis Ide,
and Sébastien Daycard-HeidDirected by Sébastien Daycard-Heid
Shaped by the exile of their parents and the persecution their community faced under the Turkish dictatorship and Daesh, Sémiramis nurtures her roots in Assyrian civilization, originating from Mesopotamia. But the puzzle of her history no longer fits together as it once did.
“Return to Babylon” is a road movie from Sarcelles to Erbil, following Sémiramis and her family on a journey that leads them to question their future in France and the fate of their community in the Middle East.
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CHARLES TROY PRESENTS
The Creation of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
Dec 26 at 7:30 pm
Stephen Sondheim’s first Broadway show with both his lyrics AND music was also his longest-running hit. See how Sondheim and his two collaborators made a triumphant musical out of the plays of an ancient Roman playwright — and how the show turned from a disaster to a hit with one new song that Sondheim wrote on the last week before Broadway!
Charles Troy’s multimedia presentations have graced the Skokie Theatre stage for more than ten years. His newest presentation examines the story behind the funniest musical ever written!