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State Street (City Lit Theatre): Intersection of Cute and Ordinary

#125. In the 1800‘s, my ancestors migrated from Ireland to Chicago.  They chose it to be their hometown.  In the 1900’s, I chose it to be my hometown.  History and folklore of all- things-Chicago interest me.   So, a new musical about my hometown directed by Second City’s legendary Sheldon Patinkin?  Yes, please! City Lit Theatre presents the... Read more »

By Katy Walsh,
June 11, 2012 at 6:15 am

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