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Goodman Theatre

About

Goodman Theatre has been Chicago’s flagship nonprofit theater for more than a century and moved into its current two-stage home on N Dearborn Street in 2000, in the middle of the Loop’s theater district. The larger Albert Theatre takes big-cast plays and musicals, while the Owen handles new and smaller work. Artistic director Susan V. Booth programs the season, and A Christmas Carol has run every holiday season for decades. Day-of discounts include half-price mezzanine seats with the code MEZZTIX and $20 tickets for college students, and the theater sells discounted pre-pay parking through its website.

What to know

  • One block from the Clark/Lake station (Blue, Brown, Green, Orange, Pink and Purple lines) and near the Washington Red Line stop.
  • Box office open in person Tuesday through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.
  • Half-price mezzanine seats released at 10 a.m. on performance day with code MEZZTIX.
  • College students get $20 tickets with code 20TIX, up to four per ID.
  • Discounted pre-pay parking is sold through the theater’s site.

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