On today’s episode: Jack Rowles and Nancy Dolliver, members of the Capitol Fools, have us rolling as they tell us all about Washington, D.C.’s premier, political satire group and their nationwide tour. Then, Dwight Rhoden, Co-founder of Complexions: Contemporary Ballet, joins to share all about the Chicago premiere of Star Dust, a work celebrating the music of David Bowie. After that, it’s time to do some good at the AIDS Foundation Chicago’s World of Chocolate 2024! Madeline Miley, Director of Special Events and Initiatives, and Chocolatier Uzma Sharif join the show to tell us all about the big event coming next month. Finally, Beau O’Reilly, playwright and director of Hit Me Like a Flower walks us through the process and talks about their run at the Facility Theatre. 

Jack Rowles and Nancy Dolliver are members of Capital Fools, Washington, D.C.’s premier, political satire group now on a nationwide tour. See them February 3 and 4 at the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie. Tickets at www.NorthShoreCenter.org.

Dwight Rhoden, Co-founder of Complexions: Contemporary Ballet, tells us about the one-night-only event, Star Dust, a rocking, high-energy piece celebrating David Bowie. See it on February 3 at the Auditorium Theatre. Visit www.auditoriumtheatre.org  for tickets. 

Madeline Miley, Director of Special Events and Initiatives, AIDS Foundation Chicagom and Chocolatier Uzma Sharif of Chocolat Uzma tell us all about the World of Chocolate 2024. The event is February 9 at Union Station. For information on tickets, visit www.aidschicago.org/chocolate.

Beau O’Reilly, Playwright and Director of Hit Me Like a Flower, tells us all about the show, playing now through February 4 at the Facility Theatre in Chicago. Visit www.curioustheatrebranch.com.