Address: Briar Street Theatre, 3133 N Halsted St, Chicago, IL 60657, USA
Phone: +18002583626
Sunday: 12–5PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 2–8PM
Thursday: 2–8PM
Friday: 2–8PM
Saturday: 12–8PM
Miguel Pinto
The show was incredible a must see
Ali Faraj
It's an absolutely amazing spectacle! My 11 and 12 year old boys were smiling and laughing and in awe the entire time. Highly recommend!
Ebony Lucille
Fun show
Theresa Battle
We went to the 2pm show, its was very entertaining and funny!! They pulled my son on stage, he was nervous. They 'married' him off to another audience member after a short funny courtship of a improv phone call, exchange of gifts (to include pink handcuffs) and a game of Twister. They interact with the audience member. So many visual effects (paint splatters) and the music they made with unusual items was uniquely artistic. The staff and security were extremely helpful. I would highly recommend! Tip: Don't be late, you might get a spotlight on you!! Also, all seats are great seats, because they come out to the audience...but your chances of getting pulled onstage greatly increases if you have seats near the aisle, ask my son, he even asked me after he got back from being 'married', did you have something to do with this...if only I could take the credit, Thank you Blueman Group for making this Chicago Trip a very memorable one!!
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Absolutely! Ignore the lame people that said no.
There is a parking lot that costs $15. Public transit is pretty close, so it may be more useful to use that
Yes they do!
Yes, they will love it. I went about 4 months back and was actually pulled on stage. Love how they interact with the audience.
Sounds like the end of the world is more your speed
Parking is valet in front of the building or a lot next to the it. I dont remember seeing stalls but they should have a few.
Not sure never got anything on me during show. Were you wearing the ponchos they give out?
There is a parking lot. It is about $14 or $15 to park for the show.
They have a small side lot $$. Street parking available but metered parking depending on when your show is. We were lucky. Arrived 1 hr prior to our show after meter hrs and was right across the street.
How would you show results? Think they want a 3rd party tester / test site. That said, contact and asked might get you a more accurate response. I know they checked shot cards and test results thoroughly and sent those without packing - no refund. Good luck and hope you get it worked out.
Yes just a picture of your vaccinations or a photo copy. And yes you have to wear a mask the whole time. They will check ID to make sure it's your paper work. They will take a native test also I hope that helps. Just showed them a picture of my vaccinations in my phone. Hope this helps you
No however masks must be on during the show for everyone.
Yes, you have to pay the parking lot, the lot is not large. My suggestion is riding a Lyft or an Uber to save hassle to find a parking.
I have no idea about the South Shore train but you definitely can walk from the Blue Line. Get off on Belmont. I believe the South Shore train would be a long walk
Near the theater Cheesies is family friendly during the day. At night it has more of a bar vibe.
Only before the show starts. After the show starts, all cameras including smartphones are not allowed. I don't know what happens if you break the rule..
Cesar's, Drews, Giordanos, Big n Littles, Cheezies, Phillies Best, Las Mananitas, wilde... many options.
I wouldn't discourage you from bringing them. it's not that noisy but why not just have them just in case.
It may not be a good idea The show is a lot of loud music and light and when they drop the ball's the crowd will go nuts. My 10year old girl got pushed which kinda upset me. Keep in mind they have a bar and people get drunk before the show. Hopefully it helped.
Yes there is a little parking lot
Your clothes will be fine. Enjoy the show...
I dont know sorry
They have small lot next to theatre. Or parking garage Marshall's store across the street.
About an hour and a half
Its on thee blue man site only on certain nights
You have to speak with vendor you bought the tickets from. If they are no help the theatre at the ticket box itself may be able to switch the tickets. Do so asap they are not very friendly at the booth in person.
Go to one of their show and talk to them after the performance. They were very available in Chicago.
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