
Chicago Dinner and a Show: TAO, Comedy, Drunk Shakespeare
Asian dinners unfold beneath a projection-mapped Quan Yin statue. A DJ supplies the soundtrack. Onstage, one actor takes five shots of whiskey while four sober castmates keep a classic script on track.


TAO Chicago serves high-end Asian cuisine and cocktails in a two-level dining room linked by a grand staircase. Round banquettes and Chinese daybed-influenced sofas furnish the space. Subtle 3D projection mapping animates a 20-foot Quan Yin statue above a koi pond. A DJ accompanies dinner.
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Hubbard Inn spans multiple levels at 110 W Hubbard St in River North. A curved island bar, booths and hanging greenery shape the interior. The tavern offers happy hours and brunch. It is known for seasonal winter transformations with twinkling lights and holiday decor.
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At 329 N Dearborn St, Chicago Comedy Club presents established and up-and-coming Chicago comedians in an intimate room. Food and craft cocktails accompany the live stand-up. The venue is popular for date nights, bringing comedy, drinks and food into one evening.
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At 182 N Wabash Ave, Drunk Shakespeare Chicago stages a 90-minute show in an intimate hidden theater. One actor takes five shots of whiskey while four sober castmates keep a classic play on track, with music, improvisation and crowd interaction. Audiences are 21 and older.
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