Just in time for Halloween, The Hand and the Eye - Chicago’s largest and most unique magic venue - is celebrating “The Midway of Wonders” on Halloween Night.  Andrea talks to VP of Operations Aidan Descourouez about the event marking the 100th anniversary of Harry Houdini’s death and the perfect opportunity for you to spend the night experiencing dinner, magic, and intrigue. Tickets and information: handandeye.com

 

Next up, the Hitchcock thriller, “Dial M for Murder” is back with thrills, chills, twists and turns at the Oil Lamp Theater in Glenview. Andrea talks to Director Daniel King about this classic mystery, which keeps audiences on the edge of their seats, but reimagined with a few newtwists and turns.   Runs through 11/1. Tickets and information: oillamptheater.org

 

Then, you don’t want to miss Shattered Globe Theatre’s Midwest premiere of Vladimir.  Andrea talks to Director Lou Contey about this unflinching drama of resistance, where truth becomes dangerous for a journalist who uncovers a national story.  Runs at Theater Wit, 1229 W. Belmont through November 14th.  Tickets and information: theaterwit.org

 

Next up, we take you to the CheckOut, a fascinating new music venue housed in a former 7/11 at the corner at Clark and Southport. Andrea talks creator and owner Seth Boustead about this local venue that has quickly become a staple in the cabaret, jazz, and classical music communities. The CheckOut has launched its first full season of concerts, pianists, silent films, and a "book club for classical music" series. Information: thecheckout.org

 

Finally, Good Night John Boy is going all the way back to Bedrock for Halloween! Andrea talks to General Manger Ramsey Hijjawi about this prehistoric a nostalgic Flintstones-inspired celebration for Halloween. Guests can expect the vibrant space to be decked out with stone age-inspired décor, props and plenty of festive prehistoric energy.  Information: goodnightjb.com

Just in time for Halloween,&nbsp;The Hand and the Eye - Chicago&rsquo;s largest and most unique magic venue - is celebrating &ldquo;The Midway of Wonders&rdquo; on Halloween Night.&nbsp; Andrea talks to VP of Operations Aidan Descourouez about the event marking the 100th anniversary of Harry Houdini&rsquo;s death and the perfect opportunity for you to spend the night experiencing dinner, magic, and intrigue. Tickets and information: <a href="http://handandeye.com/">handandeye.com</a>
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Next up, the Hitchcock thriller, &ldquo;Dial M for Murder&rdquo; is back with thrills, chills, twists and turns at the Oil Lamp Theater in Glenview. Andrea talks to Director Daniel King about this classic mystery, which keeps audiences on the edge of their seats, but reimagined with a few newtwists and turns.&nbsp; &nbsp;Runs through 11/1. Tickets and information: <a href="http://oillamptheater.org/">oillamptheater.org</a>
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Then, you don&rsquo;t want to miss Shattered Globe Theatre&rsquo;s Midwest premiere of Vladimir.&nbsp; Andrea talks to Director Lou Contey about this unflinching drama of resistance, where truth becomes dangerous for a journalist who uncovers a national story.&nbsp; Runs at Theater Wit, 1229 W. Belmont through November 14th.&nbsp; Tickets and information: <a href="http://theaterwit.org/">theaterwit.org</a>
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Next up, we take you to the CheckOut, a fascinating new music venue housed in a former 7/11 at the corner at Clark and Southport.&nbsp;Andrea talks creator and owner Seth Boustead&nbsp;about this local venue that has quickly become a staple in the cabaret, jazz, and classical music communities. The CheckOut has launched its first full season of concerts, pianists, silent films, and a "book club for classical music" series.&nbsp;Information: <a href="http://thecheckout.org/">thecheckout.org</a>
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Finally, Good Night John Boy is going all the way back to Bedrock for Halloween! Andrea talks to General Manger Ramsey Hijjawi about this prehistoric a nostalgic Flintstones-inspired celebration for Halloween. Guests can expect the vibrant space to be decked out with stone age-inspired d&eacute;cor, props and plenty of festive prehistoric energy.&nbsp; Information: <a href="http://goodnightjb.com/">goodnightjb.com</a>

"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!