2015 Chicago Theatre Week tickets on sale Jan. 6

The hugely popular Chicago Theatre Week returns in an expanded format for 2015. For its third incarnation, the event will run Feb. 12-22 (includes two full weekends).

Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m Jan. 6 at www.ChicagoTheatreWeek.com.

More than 100 productions are participating in the event that features value-priced tickets ($15 and $30, or less!) to more 600 performances from some of Chicago’s most acclaimed theater companies.

Some of the participating shows include: “The Selfish Giant” at Chicago Children’s Theatre; “Waiting for Godot” at Court Theatre; “Rapture, Blister, Burn” at the Goodman Theatre; “Tannhäuser” at the Lyric Opera of Chicago; “Tommy” at Paramount Theatre; “Marie Antoinette” at Steppenwolf Theatre Company; “Mr. Burns: A Post Electric Play” at Theater Wit; and “Samsara” at Victory Gardens Theater.

The list of participating theaters is featured on www.chicagotheatreweek.com.

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