On today’s episode of Show & Tell, Andrea Darlas takes you on a theatrical tour of the city: four different shows for this beautiful season. First up, head over to the Cadillac Palace for “Company,” and listen as we speak with dance captain and Naperville native Christopher DeAngelis about this classic musical. Shifting gears to a modern classic, we head to the James Nederlander Theatre and talk “Hamilton” with cast members Kendal Sayuri Yokoyama & Tyler Fauntleroy. Then, we speak to Sasha Gerritson, director of a musical that is unlike any others:  “Brigadoon” takes over the NorthShore Center for the Performing Arts. Finally, if you are looking to sit back for a one-night-only concert, Loreena McKennit stops by and regales Andrea with a preview of her “The Visit Revisited” 30th Anniversary Tour at Chicago’s stunning Auditorium Theatre. Chicago is a city of theatre, indeed, and there is truly something for everyone. 
 Christopher DeAngelis, cast member and dance captain in COMPANY, joins Andrea to discuss this new take on a classic show. For tickets and details, visit broadwayinchicago.com. 
 Kendal Sayuri Yokoyama, who plays Peggy Schyuler and Maria Reynolds, and Tyler Fauntleroy, who plays John Laurens and Philip Hamilton, join Andrea to talk about their time in the cast of the sensational show, Hamilton. For tickets and details, visit broadwayinchicago.com. 
 Sasha Gerritson, executive manager forMusic Theatre Works and Director of Brigadoon, talks about her work with the theatre and her love for this theatrical love-letter of a show. For tickets and details, visit https://www.musictheaterworks.com.
International award winning singer/songwriter, Loreena McKennit, joins Andrea ahead of her one-night-only show at the Auditorium Theatre. For details, visit  https://auditoriumtheatre.org/. 

On today’s episode of Show &amp; Tell, Andrea Darlas takes you on a theatrical tour of the city: four different shows for this beautiful season. First up, head over to the Cadillac Palace for “Company,” and listen as we speak with dance captain and Naperville native Christopher DeAngelis about this classic musical. Shifting gears to a modern classic, we head to the James Nederlander Theatre and talk “Hamilton” with cast members Kendal Sayuri Yokoyama &amp; Tyler Fauntleroy. Then, we speak to Sasha Gerritson, director of a musical that is unlike any others:  “Brigadoon” takes over the NorthShore Center for the Performing Arts. Finally, if you are looking to sit back for a one-night-only concert, Loreena McKennit stops by and regales Andrea with a preview of her “The Visit Revisited” 30th Anniversary Tour at Chicago’s stunning Auditorium Theatre. Chicago is a city of theatre, indeed, and there is truly something for everyone. 
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<li> Christopher DeAngelis, cast member and dance captain in COMPANY, joins Andrea to discuss this new take on a classic show. For tickets and details, visit broadwayinchicago.com. </li>
<li> Kendal Sayuri Yokoyama, who plays Peggy Schyuler and Maria Reynolds, and Tyler Fauntleroy, who plays John Laurens and Philip Hamilton, join Andrea to talk about their time in the cast of the sensational show, Hamilton. For tickets and details, visit broadwayinchicago.com.  </li>
<li> Sasha Gerritson, executive manager for Music Theatre Works and Director of Brigadoon, talks about her work with the theatre and her love for this theatrical love-letter of a show. For tickets and details, visit <a href="https://www.musictheaterworks.com/lerner-and-loewes-brigadoon/?McasCtx=4&amp;McasTsid=20893">https://www.musictheaterworks.com</a>.</li>
<li> International award winning singer/songwriter, Loreena McKennit, joins Andrea ahead of her one-night-only show at the Auditorium Theatre. For details, visit  <a href="https://auditoriumtheatre.org/">https://auditoriumtheatre.org/</a>. </li>
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"Show and Tell" with Andrea Darlas is a local arts and entertainment podcast hosted by Chicago media personality, Andrea Darlas. Every week Andrea will tell you about a new play or musical or exhibit a museum… something cultural in our community!

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