THEATERS


Citadel Theatre 300 S. Waukegan Rd., Lake Forest 847-735-8554 citadeltheatre.org


Drama, comedy, the classics, new productions: this equity theatre brings top-caliber talent and great works to the stage. Kids will love its summer theatre camps. G4


College of Lake County/James Lumber


Center for the Performing Arts 19351 W. Washington St., Grayslake 847-543-2300 jlcenter.clcillinois.edu


Hosting the renowned Lake Forest Symphony, this intimate theatre venue hosts stellar headline artists on its two stages. Jazz and blues, comedy, dance and more. D3


Jack Benny Center for the Arts 39 Jack Benny Dr., Waukegan 847-360-4740 waukeganparks.org


Named after Waukegan’s own native son and national treasure. Fine arts instruction in music, dance, theatre, art, traditional crafts. Educational lecture programs. C5/D5


Marriott Theatre 10 Marriott Dr., Lincolnshire 847-634-0200 marriotttheatre.com


Hosting classic and modern American musicals performed by top professionals, and launching more than a few productions to Broadway and London. Shows for kids, too. G4


MUSIC


Genesee Theatre 203 N. Genesee St., Waukegan 847-782-2366 geneseetheatre.com


This historic former movie palace now headlines top music and entertainment acts on the stage of its opulent 2,416-seat auditorium. Free tours Tues., Thurs. Perfect venue also for birthday parties, anniversaries and weddings. D5


Ravinia Festival


200 Ravinia Park Rd., Highland Park 847-266-5100 ravinia.org


Internationally renowned outdoor performance venue and oldest music festival in North America, featuring 140 concerts and events in summer. Pavilion, lawn seating. H5


PM&L Theatre 877 N. Main St., Antioch 847-395-3433 pmltheatre.com


Quality community theatre in the heart of Antioch. Bringing old and new classics to the stage, from Shakespeare to Neil Simon. Kids get to audition and perform, too. A2


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A Guide to Arts and Culture in Lake County, Illinois


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