& Juliet (Chicago)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is & Juliet coming back to Chicago?

Yes, & Juliet is making a highly anticipated return to Chicago! Following its successful Broadway run and North American tour, this hit musical is set to captivate Chicago audiences once again. & Juliet reimagines the classic Shakespearean tale with a modern, empowering twist and a soundtrack featuring the greatest pop hits of the last three decades. If you missed its previous performances or want to experience the magic again, now is your chance to witness this vibrant, high-energy production live. Stay tuned for official ticket announcements and dates, as & Juliet is expected to play at one of Chicago's premier theatres. Secure your seats early on platforms like Gigfomo to ensure you don't miss out on this feel-good, genre-blending musical phenomenon that's winning hearts worldwide. Whether you're a theatre enthusiast or a pop music fan, & Juliet's return to Chicago promises an unforgettable night of entertainment.

Is & Juliet about LGBTQ?

& Juliet is not solely about LGBTQ themes but the musical does embrace LGBTQ representation and inclusivity. The story reimagines Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet, giving Juliet the chance to write her own destiny after Romeo's death. Through its diverse cast of characters and contemporary storytelling, & Juliet explores themes of self-discovery, acceptance, and love in all its forms. One of the standout LGBTQ elements is the character of May, who is non-binary and experiences their own journey of identity and romance, making the show notable for its forward-thinking portrayal of gender and sexuality. Additionally, the musical's soundtrack

Where is & Juliet playing in Chicago?

In Chicago, & Juliet is playing at the James M. Nederlander Theatre, one of the city's most iconic venues for Broadway productions and major touring musicals. Located in the heart of Chicago's Loop at 24 W. Randolph Street, the Nederlander Theatre offers an exceptional viewing experience with state-of-the-art facilities and a rich history of hosting acclaimed shows. Easily accessible by public transportation and surrounded by popular dining and entertainment options, the venue is the perfect setting for & Juliet's energetic and contemporary take on a classic love story. Check the official & Juliet and Gigfomo websites for the latest showtimes, ticket releases, and seating options. Don't miss your chance to see this critically acclaimed musical in one of Chicago's premier theatres

Where is & Juliet playing in 2025?

In 2025, & Juliet is expected to continue its North American tour, bringing its unique blend of pop anthems and Shakespearean flair to major cities across the United States and Canada. While specific venues and dates are subject to change, the show typically plays at prominent theatres in each city, such as Broadway houses, historic playhouses, and large-scale performing arts centers. For Chicago, & Juliet is anticipated to return to the James M. Nederlander Theatre, but it may also visit other cities including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Toronto, and more. Tour schedules are regularly updated, so for the most current information on & Juliet's 2025 performances

Who is playing Juliet in & Juliet?

The role of Juliet in & Juliet has been played by several talented actresses, depending on the production and tour schedule. On Broadway, Lorna Courtney originated the role, earning widespread acclaim for her powerful vocals and charismatic performance. For touring productions, including those in Chicago, casting can vary, with standout performers like Lorin Latarro and others sometimes taking on the lead. To find out who will be playing Juliet in the specific Chicago engagement, check official announcements from the production or ticketing platforms like Gigfomo closer to the show dates. These platforms provide up-to-date cast information, so you can look forward to seeing a dynamic actress bring Juliet's story to life with passion, energy, and a fresh perspective. No matter the cast, & Juliet guarantees a powerhouse performance in the title role, making each show a must-see theatrical experience.