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stories get twisted in this
delightful and fresh take
on Juliet and Romeo.
Broadway Theatre Center
u Jan. 17-March 16
The Craic
Step in to one of County
Kerry's most welcoming
pubs, where stories and
songs flow as easy as
a whiskey and a pint –
with a group of master
storyteller-musicians
leading the way.
Stackner Cabaret,
Milwaukee Rep
u Jan. 21-March 23
The Woman in Black
Direct from London's
West End comes the
chilling and electrifying
theatrical event that has
kept audiences on the
edge of their seats for
over 30 years.
Stiemke Studio,
Milwaukee Rep
u Jan. 24-Feb. 9
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre
A Doll's House
Unsparing examina-
tion of gender roles,
marital dynamics,
and the ongoing
struggles for equality
and self-knowledge
remains blisteringly
relevant today.
Broadway Theatre Center
Studio Theatre
u Jan. 31-Feb. 16
First Stage
Emily Song and the
Queen of the Night
Emily always knew
she was meant to sing.
However, her father
banned music. When
the Queen of the Night
kidnaps her father and
best friend, Emily must
figure out how to use
her voice to save them.
Marcus PAC
C O M E D Y
u Jan. 3-4
AJ Grill
Laughing Tap
u Jan. 10-11
Nate Craig
Laughing Tap
u Jan. 11
Ira Glass
Pabst Theater
u Jan. 16
Colin Mochrie & Brad
Sherwood: Asking
For Trouble
Pabst Theater
u Jan. 17
Deray Davis
Pabst Theater
u Jan. 17-18
Evan Hull
Laughing Tap
u Jan. 18
Nick Swardson:
Toilet Head
Pabst Theater
u Jan. 18
Ben Schwartz
& Friends
The Riverside Theater
u Jan. 23
Sal Vulcano:
Everything Is Fine
Tour
Pabst Theater
u Jan. 24
Brian Regan
Pabst Theater
u Jan. 24-25
Chris Fairbanks
Laughing Tap
M U S I C
u Jan. 4
Mania:
The Abba Tribute
Pabst Theater
E V E N T S
u Jan. 14-19
Chicago
In the whirlwind of Chicago's Jazz Age, two
of the Cook County Jail's most notorious
murderesses—vaudeville star Velma Kelly
and chorus girl Roxie Hart—become fierce
rivals as they compete for headlines amidst a
media frenzy.
Marcus PAC
