Your Digital Guide to Arts & Culture in DuPage County
Arts events & cultural happenings abound in DuPage County. Theater, concerts, exhibits, dance -- it's all here. Find it at ArtsDuPage.Org, your online resource for all things art.
42nd Street
At Drury Lane Theatre
Tap through this year’s holiday season with the Tony Award winner for Best Musical, 42nd Street! In this beloved Broadway classic, When the leading lady injures her ankle, Peggy Sawyer gets the chance of a lifetime to rise from showgirl to star. With showstopping tap numbers and hits like “We’re In The Money” and “Lullaby of Broadway,” there’s no question that 42nd Street will dazzle you this winter. Learn more.
The Man Beast
Through Nov. 5 at Mayslake Peabody Estate
In the 18th Century French countryside, a mysterious wild-animal is ravaging the livestock and the citizenry, leaving behind a trail of blood and death. No one has seen it, but they have seen the gory results of its savage attacks and suspect that it’s a Loup-Garou, the savage werewolf of French legend. Learn More.
Little River Band
Nov. 18 at Pfeiffer Hall at North Central College
Formed in Melbourne, Australia in 1975, the Little River Band originally comprised a blend of musicians who had enjoyed success in other Australian rock acts. Their new focus was to get airplay on American radio, and they achieved that goal with good songwriting, powerful vocals, and guitar harmonies. Learn More.
Savion Glover: All Funkd' Up
Nov. 26 at McAninch Art Center at COD
The epitome of a living legend, Tony Award-winning choreographer and tap dancer Savion Glover (Broadway’s Bring in ’Da Noise, Bring in ’Da Funk) makes his MAC debut with an unforgettable night of virtuosic expression. Glover dances to an eclectic soundtrack in a tribute to his personal experiences with dance greats and the forefathers of tap.Learn More.
Park Art Center Closing
Park Art Center, a nonprofit gallery in Villa Park, announced it will close its doors after Oct. 28, but owners are continuing efforts to raise money in hopes of relocating.
Shortly after celebrating two years in business, PAC's board of directors decided Oct. 13 to close its gallery and storefront location at 9 E. Park Blvd., according to a news release.
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