Harris Theater for Music and Dance

Theater is rooftop right next to millennium park if I'm not mistaken.

The box office is on the Randolph Street level of the theater. You will see it straight ahead of you, if you use the main entrance.

It really depends on where you sit. The lower floors tend to be cooler than the balconies, which can become quite warm as the evening progresses. Also, I've noticed that the temperature warms up and then cools diwn as the air handlers cycle on and off. Usually I sit on the orchestra level and feel fine in a long sleeved flannel dress with either a turtleneck of t-shirt weight, or just a long-sleeved t-shirt under it. Up in the balconies I never wear more than 1 layer, but keep a lightweight scarf over my shoulders until the heat from the audience members takes its inevitable effect.

No the Harris Theater is inside. Pritzker Pavilion is outside

Harris Theatre shares backstage space with Pritzker Pavilion; both were built in 2006. Harris was designed by the architecture firm of Hammond, Beeby, Rupert & Ainge, which is now known as HBRA. Pritzker Pavilion was designed by Frank Gehry. The lights in Harris were designed by the prize-winning artist Dan Flavin.

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The show i attended, children under the age of 4 not allowed. If children allowed, all must have a ticket!! Here is their FAQ. CAN I BRING MY CHILDREN? Children eight years old and over are welcome at most performances. There are a number of family programs throughout the season which may be appropriate for younger children. You may inquire with the box office about age appropriateness for particular programs. Please note that all attendees, regardless of age, must have a ticket. Any individual disrupting the performance in any way will be asked to leave the theater.

Yes but call ahead to see if the tickets are available

There is a parking lot connected to the building. I don't know the fees. But you can walk right into the Harris from that garage.

M-F, noon to 6pm

Using Google's public transit option is the best because you'll need to use some combination of Metra and CTA bus and walking, to and from Harris. You can set Google for arrival times (like arrive at Harris 15 minutes before the show). Just note that on Sundays the last train usually leaves the Loop around midnight. Make sure you don't get stranded!

I take metra to millennium park. Sorry never drove

Yes, there may be unions to deal with, but it could work out.

Generally yes. Occasionally they have adult subject matter, but that is rare