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Goodman Theatre | Chicago, IL

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Time Out says

Everything you need to know about visiting the Goodman Theater (170 N Dearborn St, Chicago IL 60601)

A standard-bearer among the nation’s regional theaters and the downtown grand pooh-bah of Chicago’s professional scene, the Goodman is helmed by Tony-winning director Robert Falls. Falls’s hallmark productions of American classics (Death of a Salesman, Long Day’s Journey) are indicative of the Goodman’s mainly deluxe-but-traditional fare. Yet a commitment to ethnically diverse programming, in particular the trailblazing biannual Latino Theater Festival curated by artistic associate Henry Godinez, sets it apart from its contemporaries. There’s also a doozy of A Christmas Carol every winter.

Before you go

You might not realize it, but the Goodman is Chicago's oldest and largest non-profit theater, setting down roots in the city in 1925. Visiting the Goodman's two-theater complex is quite a treat. Beyond what's happening on stage, the theater is located within steps of fine-dining favorites, excellent bars, shopping and more.

Our Chicago editorial team is constantly updating and reviewing the best attractions, activities and venues across the city, so that you're always in the know, with the best of Chicago at your fingertips. Chicago was most recently updated with new tips on June 30, 2017.

Details

Address:
170 N Dearborn St
Chicago
Cross street:
between Randolph and Lake Sts
Transport:
El stop:Blue to Washington;Blue,Brown,Green,Orange,Pink, Purple (rush hrs) to Clark/Lake;Red to Lake.
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