Two one-act musicals provide a “double feature” as hilarious as any presented in Hollywood’s heyday.

The first act, A Day in Hollywood, takes us to the lobby of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in the 1930s where the ushers sing a musical tribute to the screen stars and productions of that magical era – including a musical homage to film clichés and a tap salute to the 1930 Production Code governing on-screen sex and violence. The second act, A Night in the Ukraine, is the funniest musical the Marx Brothers never wrote – sweeping us away to Russia for a madcap musical featuring all the usual Marx Brothers suspects, and loosely based on Chekhov’s one-act play, The Bear.  Nominated for five Tony Awards, this rollicking, innovative two-musicals-in-one is a guaranteed toe-tapping, belly-laughing delight.

Sponsored by Baird.

Show running time
Act 1: 55 minutes; Intermission: 20 minutes; Act 2: 1 hour

Performances
2pm: March 14, 17, 21, 27, 28 and April 4 (Easter Sunday)
7:30pm: March 12-13, 17-21, 24-27, 31 and April 1-3

Ticket prices range from $62-$20 before discounts.

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