This Chicago dinner show will transport you to the time of Prohibition, when the production and sale of alcohol was banned. You’ll be in the middle of a speakeasy, one of the many illegal establishments that sold alcohol from 1920-1933. Enjoy a decadent meal while being entertained by mobsters, dancers, and other figures straight out of the time period. You’re in for quite a show.

When you walk into the dining room for this Chicago dinner theatre production, it’s as if you stepped into a time machine: you can’t help but notice the characters, attire, and memorabilia that are staples of the “Roaring ‘20s.” Upon sitting down, you’ll be treated to an exhaustive dinner menu: lasagna, prime rib, salmon, and chicken breast are the delicious entree choices available to you. Soft drinks are included, but alcohol is extra. Be on the lookout for cops: the speakeasy could get raided at any moment, and you might find yourself on stage undergoing a sobriety test!

After you’re done eating, expect some more fun. The Chicago dinner theatre troupe will sing and dance along with the hits from that era, including tunes by the incredible Duke Ellington, one of the most prolific pianists in history; he wrote more than 1,000 compositions in his lifetime. His songs as well as those by other greats, like Fats Waller, will be played by Chicago’s Sinfully Orchestra. All the while, mobsters like Vito and Gloves will have you laughing and smiling with their antics. This is one history lesson you won’t want to miss.

For a historical and interactive Chicago show, look no further: this entertaining Chicago dinner theater show is a must during you time in the Windy City.