Arts & Entertainment
Chicago Dancing Festival opens this week
The Chicago Dancing Festival runs through Saturday. Free, stand-by tickets are still available.
This is the week Chicago Dance fans wait for all year long. The Chicago Dancing Festival begins Tuesday, August 25 with an outstanding line-up at the Harris Theater. The final performance is Saturday, August 29 in Millennium Park.
How can you get tickets? The free ticket distribution was “sold out” a few weeks ago. Most people think that means they won’t get to see a show, but stand-by tickets mean there are still opportunities to see the shows.
Every year people find themselves unable to use the free tickets they already possess. This is where stand-by tickets come into play. Stand-by lines start forming about an hour before the shows start. Any seats not claimed by 15 minutes prior to curtain time become stand-by seats.
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As all tickets are general admission, there is no guarantee that your group of six will be able to sit together or that you’ll all get in. The Chicago Dancing Festival line-up makes it worth the risk, though. Here’s the current line-up is below. Be sure to make plans today to see these amazing performances.
For more information, visit www.chicagodancingfestival.com
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Tuesday, August 25
Harris Theater
8:00 p.m.
Lar Lubovith Dance Company
Ballet Hispanico
Pam Tanowicz Dance
Stars of the American Ballet
Wednesday, August 26
Museum of Contemporary Art
“Modern Women”
Lori Belilove and the Isadore Duncan Dance Company
Martha Graham Dance Company
Kate Weare Dance Company
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
Pam Tanowicz Dance
Thursday, August 27
Harris Theater
Chicago Human Rhythm Project
The Joffrey Ballet
Miami City Ballet
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
Saturday, August 29
Millennium Park
Chicago Human Rhythm Project with
The Joffrey Ballet
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre
Brian Brooks Moving Company