Teatro ZinZanni,the dinner circus spectacle, reopens at the Cambria Hotel.
The show begins before you enter the theater lobby on the 14th floor of the Cambria Hotel, before the costumed attendants greet you just past the revolving door at the northeast corner of Randolph and Dearborn and usher you into the elevator, before you step off or out of your preferred mode of transport and into the entropic eddies that are the awkward traffic of humans and cars learning to move en masse again, where some shop and some shout and some gawp agape across the street from—yes—street performers on trumpets outside the Macy's. Check the mirror before you go out, because the show begins with you, and this is the last time you'll ever not be at the first show to open in the Chicago Loop since early 2020.…
Teatro ZinZanni,the dinner circus spectacle, reopens at the Cambria Hotel.
The show begins before you enter the theater lobby on the 14th floor of the Cambria Hotel, before the costumed attendants greet you just past the revolving door at the northeast corner of Randolph and Dearborn and usher you into the elevator, before you step off or out of your preferred mode of transport and into the entropic eddies that are the awkward traffic of humans and cars learning to move en masse again, where some shop and some shout and some gawp agape across the street from—yes—street performers on trumpets outside the Macy's. Check the mirror before you go out, because the show begins with you, and this is the last time you'll ever not be at the first show to open in the Chicago Loop since early 2020.…