With a humble start as the Majestic Theatre in 1906, it wasn't long before the Bank of America Theatre quickly became the first theatre in Chicago to earn more than a million dollars in revenue. Before becoming the Bank of America Theatre, it was also known as The LaSalle Bank Theatre. The great magician Houdini and South Pacific are just a couple of the world renown greats who amazed audiences with breathtaking performances time after time. Although the Great Depression was a brutal time of closure for the theatre, in 1945 a remodeling brought this fantastic theatre back to life with a brilliance that continues to amaze many to this day.

Seating arrangements and tickets for the Bank of America Theatre are designed to accommodate all ages, tastes and budgets. Economical seating is always in order for the mezzanine and balcony levels but be prepared to climb the stairs to reach your designated seat. Those who enjoy being up close and personal to experience the crispness of the orchestra notes can enjoy seating in the dress circle. Access is available to the mezzanine and balcony levels by elevators. There are also listening devices available for the hearing impaired.

Fantastic performances in an atmosphere that is sure leave a lasting impression is what the Bank of America Theatre is all about. Located at 18 West Monroe in Chicago, reaching your destination is convenient by public transportation or driving. Easily accessible from Eisenhower (I-290), Lake Shore Drive and the Kennedy (I-90/94). Discount garage parking is available with your ticket stub. Whether it's your favorite band appearing for a limited engagement or a long running stage play you've been dying to see, the Bank of America Theatre promises an evening you're not soon to forget. The calendar holds something exciting almost every month of the year.

If you're looking for a theater with a truly rustic feel that got its start as a place for the horses, then the Briar Street Theater is the place for you. You heard it right, Marshal Field's horses originally occupied this theater and called it home. There's nothing to horse around about in the Briar Street Theater now though. Although it's located on N. Halsted Street in Chicago, this 300 seat theater holds nothing back for every patron in every seat in the house. From the air conditioned intimacy that makes any Chicago summer night a joy to the state of the art acoustics, the Briar Street Theater is conveniently located near several excellent dining establishments as well.

Located near Belmont and Clark Streets, there is a paid parking lot and street parking available. Briar Street Theater is also easily accessible by taxicab, city bus and elevated train lines. Those who require wheelchair access will find it easy to enter the Briar Street Theater and make their way to comfortable seating. Ticketing prices are moderate and affordable, making it easy to plan a visit to your favorite play or show when you want.

Those who want to purchase show memorabilia and on-site merchandise won't be disappointed at the Briar Street Theater. With a unique seating arrangement that allows main floor center patrons to get up close and personal attention from the stage, those who choose main floor left and main floor right for their seating are also privy to the excitement as it happens. There is also balcony left and balcony right seating with just as much acoustical appreciation to be derived from these locations as the main floor. With a calendar that includes many fascinating entertainers and performances, there is no question that Briar Street Theater is the place to go for an enjoyable time.