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- One of the most beautiful theaters in the city, take time to learn abbot about its 125 year history. Seeing Alvin Ailey there is always a treat.Upvoted 2 weeks ago
- Ganula BorgilchuluunMarch 23, 2016The great venue with spectacular interiors, tons of international and local famous ballet companies perform their best at this theatre. All around the year, you are able to see a great performances.Upvoted 2 weeks ago
- Brittany WDecember 19, 2016Tip: check everyone's bag when entering. I just walked in and no one checked through my bag. No matter the event all precautions should be taken. Other than that beautiful place!
- Ellen HeinJune 23, 2017There is so much history inside the Chicago Auditorium Theater. Paul our guide was very informative and had a passion for the history of Auditorium.
- Roosevelt CollectionApril 19, 2012Fun fact: Presidents Harrison and T. Roosevelt gave their nomination speeches here! Learn more about the Auditorium by taking a tour on Mondays at 10:30 AM or noon and Thursdays at 10:30 AM.
- Kyle BallardJune 27, 2010If you are looking for a Broadway show in Chicago: one that is fun, hip, and suitable for young people especially, checkout Fuerza Bruta. You will not be disappointed. Wear clothes you can get wet :)
- Panos MarkopoulosDecember 31, 2018Beautiful building. We watched The NutCracker from the Joffrey Ballet. Really good experience!
- Kelly DrinkwineNovember 3, 2013While it's great being up close in the orch pits, beware of not-so-great acoustics since you're right next to the speakers!
- Beautiful historic building, some of the best acoustics there as well. If you arrive early, cross Wabash and grab a Cuban coffee or sandwich at Cafecito.
- It always nice to go their and see great Theatre! I always love it!
- Eliane vdBOctober 12, 2012[Louis Sullivan & Dankmar Adler, 1889] Some consider the acoustics of the landmarked Theater to be the best in the world.
- Rebecca SageJune 7, 2010See Fuerza Bruta before it leaves town. What an amazing show! Be prepared for a non-traditional theater experience including the possibility of getting misted with water. Read more
- Leyla ArsanNovember 3, 2013The gallery seats (aisle 3,4,5) are in the WAY upper balcony. They are dangerous & scary!
- Explore ChicagoFebruary 2, 2010The Joffrey Ballet, which appeared at the Auditorium in scenes shot for "The Company" (2003), was the first dance company to perform at the White House at Jacqueline Kennedy’s invitation. Read more
- Explore ChicagoFebruary 2, 2010The Joffrey Ballet of Chicago is the subject of Robert Altman’s behind the scenes take on dance, "The Company" (2003). A performance of “Blue Snake” was shot at the Auditorium Theatre. Read more
- BenMay 4, 2012Wear a jacket. The inside of the theatre is air conditioned to accommodate formal wear. Stay warm and enjoy the show!
- Explore ChicagoFebruary 2, 2010The Joffrey Ballet, which appeared at the Auditorium in scenes shot for "The Company" (2003), was the first American dance company to appear on TV, and the first to visit Russia. Read more
- Chicago Dancing FestivalJune 25, 2012As part of the 2012 Chicago Dancing Festival, join us for "Dancing East & West of Chicago" on August 22nd. Tickets available in July (FREE!) Read more
- If you wait by the bus stop on Michigan avenue, you will see the dancers walking out of backstage
- Explore ChicagoFebruary 2, 2010The Joffrey Ballet, which appeared at the Auditorium in scenes shot for "The Company" (2003) is the first and only dance company to appear on the cover of Time Magazine. Read more
- The Auditorium Theatre is what every theater wants to be when it grows up.
- Peter aka Nomi FJune 16, 2010This theatre is a true gem. The acoustics are perfect and has a bigger stage than the Shubert or Chicago Theatres.
- Joellen BurgerMarch 26, 2015I absolutely love you Auditorium Theatre! Check out Freebie today! Read more
- Dan GeigerJune 13, 2010Stand in the middle for the best view of everything. And if you don't want to get wet, avoid down stage.