Drury Lane Theatre
Drury Lane Theatre in Oakbrook Terrace hosts Broadway classics, musicals, comedies and concert events in its spacious proscenium style theatre with plush seating for nearly 1,000 patrons.
Drury Lane Theatre (Oakbrook Terrace, IL)
Curtains takes place on opening night of Robin' Hood of the Old West, a (fictional) new musical that could be a smash hit, if it weren't for the show's incredibly untalented leading lady. When she is murdered during the curtain call, Lieutenant Frank Cioffi is summoned to conduct an investigation, but the lure of the theater soon becomes irresistible to the stage-struck detective.
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The last date listed for Curtains was Sunday May 17, 2009 / 6:00pm (Closing Night). (view all dates)
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The production was well staged and well designed. The voices were great. The characters were a bit two-dimensional, with the exception of James Rank's turn as Aaron Foxx. His performance of "I Miss the Music" was the most genuine and honest moment of an uneven show and made the show worthwhile.
Curtains was an awesome play. The actors were very vivid and had such lively performances. I would recommend anyone from any age group to attend this musical play!

This was a lively and spirited musical. My husband particularly enjoyed the songs and we always enjoy our experiences at Drury Lane.
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<p>A “play within a play”, Curtains takes place at Boston’s Colonial Theatre in 1959. It’s the opening night of “Robin’ Hood of the Old West” and this new musical could be a smash hit, if it weren’t for the show’s incredibly untalented leading lady. When she is murdered during the curtain call, Lieutenant Frank Cioffi is summoned to conduct an investigation. The lure of the theater soon becomes irresistible to the stage-struck detective and he finds himself just as dedicated to making the show a hit, as to solving the murder.</p>