On this episode of Show & Tell: It’s time to revisit some of our favorite places and reminisce about days gone by. First up, we revisit my interview with Tom Zaller from Imagine Exhibitions as he walks us through the world of Downton Abbey: The Exhibition. The exhibition has been extended through July 7, giving you plenty of time to explore the period, the fashion, and the house from the hit television show. There is also time to see Mamma Mia, playing now through May 19 at the Nederlander Theatre. Listen back to our chat with Oak Park native, Grant Reynolds, about his role as Sky. If you’re looking for a unique spot for a drink, tune in to my discussion with Brian Krajack, Director of Operations at Forbidden Root. He tells us all about Chicago’s first botanic brewery. And finally, a bit of something new while still looking back at the past. Arielle Weininger, Chief Curator of Collections and Exhibitions at the Holocaust Museum, stops by to talk about “Shtetl in the Sun: Andy Sweet’s South Beach 1977-1980.” This dynamic photography exhibition celebrates Sweet’s life in the late 1970’s. All of this, on today’s episode of Show & Tell.
Tom Zaller, President and CEO of Imagine Exhibitions, walks us through Downton Abbey: The Exhibition, open now through March 31 at Westfield Old Orchard in Skokie. For tickets, visit www.downtonexhibition.com .
Grant Reynolds, who is playing Sky, dazzles us with the 25th Anniversary of Mamma Mia. Catch it through May 19 at the James M. Nederlander Theatre. For tickets, visit www.broadwayinchicago.com.
Brian Krajack, Director of Operations, invites us to Forbidden Root, Chicago’s first botanic brewery. For more, visit www.forbiddenroot.com.
Arielle Weininger, Chief Curator of Collections and Exhibitions at the Holocaust Museum, tells us all about “Shtetl in the Sun: Andy Sweet’s South Beach 1977-1980.” For more, visit https://www.ilholocaustmuseum.org/.
