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10 Reasons Why “Potted Potter” is Essential This Holiday Season!

Posted on: November 28th, 2015 by broadwayinchicago No Comments

When we first received news that Potted Potter was coming to the Broadway Playhouse, we were overwhelmed with joy…

1. Clapping

We also realized that there are 10 important reasons why you need to run to the Broadway Playhouse December 1- January 3rd to see this magical show.

2. Running

1. The world has been without Harry Potter for too long. Sure there’s a theme park and an ABC Family marathon every other weekend, but to actually see a show live in hilarious parody form is something we can’t miss.

3. Dancing

2. It captures all 7 books in 70 hilarious minutes. Let’s face it, no one has time to read all seven books in one sitting (although we have done it before). This is a perfect opportunity to be reminded of those 7 glorious years at Hogwarts.

4. Book

3. We need a fun outing with friends and family visiting us this Holiday Season. Preferably those who are always quoting Harry Potter although this show has something for everyone and is fun for all ages.

5. Modern Family

4. We need to be reminded all the wonderful lessons that Harry Potter has taught us. Like, life would be better if owls delivered our mail.

6. Owl

5. We need to prove how we are true Harry Potter fans. “Read the books, went to all midnight premieres, honeymooned in Harry Potter World, saw the hilarious Broadway show… Boom!”

7. Snape Approves

6. You never know who will attend this show. Story has it that J.K. Rowling tried to see this in England but the show was sold out so she couldn’t buy a ticket. After learning this, the show ALWAYS leaves 1 ticket available for Mrs. Rowling in case she tries to see it again… Who knows maybe she’ll venture to Chicago… One can only hope.

8. Always

7. We need to see the magic that is 2 guys playing a multitude of characters. That is talent.

9. Thriller

8. One word: Quidditch. Yup, they play the magical sport on stage.

10. Quiddich

9. The chance to dig up that old Gryffindor tie you bought for the last movie premiere. Yes, Harry Potter costumes are very much welcomed.

11. Costume

10. And finally, we need to see Lord Voldemort do this:

12. Voldemort

So come out to the Broadway Playhouse this winter and be reminded the magic that his Harry Potter in this hilarious Broadway Parody…

13. High Five

Click Here for tickets!!!

 

Short and Sweet: The Australian Bee Gees Show

Posted on: July 24th, 2013 by broadwayinchicago No Comments

Broadway In Chicago is happy to introduce “Short and Sweet,” a quick view of our shows courtesy of Diana Martinez, who will give you the lowdown on Broadway In Chicago productions from the perspective of an audience member. Diana will discuss the important points of each show with a guest in this special, produced by the talented students and faculty at Tribeca Flashpoint Media Arts Academy.

In this episode, she discusses The Australian Bee Gees Show, playing through August 4 at the Broadway Playhouse. For tickets, click here.

 

Short and Sweet: The Australian Bee Gees Show

Posted on: July 16th, 2013 by broadwayinchicago No Comments

Broadway In Chicago is happy to introduce “Short and Sweet,” a quick view of our shows courtesy of Diana Martinez, who will give you the lowdown on Broadway In Chicago productions from the perspective of an audience member. Diana has more than 25 years of experience as an entertainment executive, most recently as President of The Second City. She has directed and produced over 40 live Broadway musical theatre shows and has presented more than 350 world-class Broadway national tours, dance, headline comedians and concert. We hope you enjoy this quick insight into our shows, and since this is all about our audience, share your own thoughts with us in the comments below.

The Australian Bee Gees Show a Multi Media Concert

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I may be one of the few people in the world who did not like “Mama Mia” but I felt they forced a weak story in an effort to string together a lot of fabulous hit songs and I think I would have been happier had they just sung the songs rather than give me a weak story line. What you get in the Australian Bee Gee’s show is a great tribute concert of Bee Gee’s hits. As one of my guest critic Eileen Shapiro said, “The show really highlights the amazing body of work (more…)