5 Must-See Theater Shows To Check Out In July

Chicago's theater scene showcases five must-see productions in July, offering diverse entertainment options. Invictus Theatre revives Tony Kushner’s "Angels in America" at Windy City Playhouse, marking its first professional staging in 13 years, running through September 7. Lifeline Theatre’s adaptation of H. G. Wells' "The War of the Worlds," extended through July 20, presents a thrilling narrative of alien invasion.

The Black Ensemble Theater Cultural Center features a musical tribute to legendary singers, open until August 10, celebrating their contributions to popular music. Improv lovers can enjoy the annual iO fest from July 24-27, featuring a lineup of famous alumni and mainstay shows. The Chicago Magic Lounge enhances the city's magic scene with Ryan Plunkett's "Old-Fashioned Magic" show every Wednesday. These productions reflect Chicago's vibrant arts landscape and offer something for every theatergoer. Attendees are encouraged to explore these unique performances for an enriching cultural experience.