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Step inside Harry Caray's landmark building, once owned by infamous Chicago mobster Frank Nitti, and join us for a dinner and show filled with laughs, gangsters, audience interaction and toe-tapping musical productions.
*Nitti's Supper Club is an audience-interactive performance. Audience members may be selected to go up on stage and participate at certain points in the show.
*Nitti's Supper Club is an audience-interactive performance. Audience members may be selected to go up on stage and participate at certain points in the show.
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One of the best times ever! We had a preteen, a teenager, 2 adults and 3 seniors and we all had a blast! We were so impressed by everyone there. Great singing and wonderful audience participation in an intimate setting. Food was excellent. I had 6 of the "actors" come up to me to compliment me after I was selected to go onstage. There was such attention to detail and everyone went out of their way to make us all feel welcome. I'd highly encourage anyone to go. You will not be sorry you did!
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All the food is delish! The show is great! It's interactive, and gives some amazing Chicago history in the process. There was some great heckling back and forth between the actors and audience. Their improvisation is top notch and the musicians are superb! I highly recommend for a fun evening.
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Superb! The entire crew were so engaging with the crowd. Excellent music and stage presentation! My entire
family loved it! It was a night to remember, filled with laughs and great company! Job well done!
family loved it! It was a night to remember, filled with laughs and great company! Job well done!
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I loved the actors (gangsters & flappers) and the guy at the door holding a Tommy Gun checking passwords. The food was delicious and it was a fun show. VERY audience interactive. The actors and actresses also were the waiters and waitresses all dressed up. So cute!
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The show was fabulous! Love the audience/dinner guest participation. Food was delicious especially the cheesecake. Definitely worth the money and will be back with friends and possibly costumes. =)
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$80 per guest includes show and three-course meal.
Performances are currently scheduled for:
Sunday, December 17, 2023
Doors open at 6:00pm. Show starts at 6:30pm and typically runs through 9:20pm.
Performances are currently scheduled for:
Sunday, December 17, 2023
Doors open at 6:00pm. Show starts at 6:30pm and typically runs through 9:20pm.
CHECK BACK for Spring 2024 dates coming early next year!
THE PLACE: 33 WEST KINZIE
Long before 33 W. Kinzie housed one of Chicago’s most famous steakhouses, it was home to the notorious enforcer of the Al Capone gang, Frank Nitti. He lived in an apartment on the fourth floor with his wife Annette. They operated a legitimate Italian food business, Caravetta Foods, out of the building. But it was also a convenient hideout for Nitti as the courthouse building was clearly visible from the apartment. The building connected to Chicago's underground tunnel system allowing Nitti and his associates to come and go without being seen on the streets.
Nitti's Supper Club and Speakeasy incorporates real characters from Nitti's life of crime who would have walked through the doors of 33 West Kinzie. Join them on a trip back in time to the raucous world of gangland Chicago. |
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THE SHOW
Join Frank Nitti, his gang of gangsters, and flappers at this audience-interactive, musical-comedy revue. Set during Prohibition in the year 1932, the immersive show will transport you back in time. Sing along to great Broadway tunes by Porter, Gershwin, and Kander and Ebb. It's an evening of nonstop fun!
THE MENU
Choose from a selection of favorites from Harry's menu!
STARTERS
MIXED BABY GREENS (GF) Carrots, Radishes, Grape Tomatoes, Cucumber, Balsamic Vinaigrette ENTREES HARRY’S CHICKEN VESUVIO (GF) Boneless Breast, Quartered Potatoes, Sweet Peas, Garlic, White Wine or CAVATAPPI WITH ITALIAN SAUSAGE Red Pepper Flakes, Basil, Cream, Marinara or EGGPLANT PARMIGIANA DESSERT FLOURLESS CHOCOLATE CAKE or ELI’S CHICAGO STYLE CHEESECAKE Beer, wine and liquor will be available for purchase throughout the show, including our specialty speakeasy cocktails! NITTI GRITTY OLD FASHIONED Maker's Mark Bourbon, Angostura Bitters, Demerara Syrup, Cherry Garnish THE SOUTHSIDE Sipsmith Gin, Fresh Lime Juice, Angostura Bitters, Simple Syrup THE CARAVETTA Cruzan Rum, Fresh Lime Juice, Raspberry Purée |
You're also invited to join us in Harry's Bar before or after the show. While you're there, make sure to check out NITTI'S VAULT located beneath the Bar. View the secret room, the possessions discovered within it, along with photographs, newspaper articles and legal documents from Nitti’s life. One of the most exciting finds was a large safe with three layers of security buried in the basement walls. Also found was Nitti’s personal address book, listing the home addresses and phone numbers of powerful government officials and mobsters. Nitti's Vault has been named #1 on Thrillist's list of Hidden Urban Treasures You Need to Find.
THE CAST
MARK FORREST (Director, Frank Nitti). Mark has been a professional actor/singer for 30 years. He was a performer and director at Tommy Gun’s Garage in the south loop until it closed last year. Mark has performed in plays, musicals, television commercials, voice-overs, and episodes of Chicago PD, and Chicago Fire. He also does live corporate entertainment as Al Capone and sings in a Blues Brothers tribute band as Jake Blues. He lives in Evanston with his wife and two sons.
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JIM GRILLO (Gloves). Jim is a part time actor and was the Group Sales Marketing Manager, actor, sound man, emcee and General Manager at Tommy Gun’s Garage for a span of 25 years. His “real job” is the President of Here’s Chicago, an online resource for meeting and event planners to research and book the best in Chicago. Jim also did 8 episodes on Vacation Challenge (Travel Channel), Mike Malone in Taking out Al Capone (History Channel) and Mick Grillo in Legit (film).
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ANASTASIA ARNOLD (Bubbles). Anastasia is thrilled to be back doing what she loves! Some of her Chicago credits include: The Wizard of Oz at the Paramount Theatre; They're Playing Our Song, Do Re Mi and New Faces Sing Broadway at Porchlight Theatre; Beehive, Anything Goes at Metropolis Performing Arts Center; Gypsy at Music Theatre Works; and Bare at Refuge Theatre. She is a cast member at Chicago Kid’s Company and does princess and flapper events all around town! Anastasia received her BFA in Musical Theatre at Millikin University. Lots of love goes out to Tyler and the rest of her incredible support system!
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ARIANE DOLAN (Twinkles). Ariane has been performing in and around the Chicago area for most of her life. She has been seen on the stage at The Goodman, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, The Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Marriott Theater, The Drury Lane Theater and many others. She teaches various forms of Dance at Columbia College, Roosevelt University, and The Chicago Movement Collective. She was Julia Stiles' Ballet Double in the Paramount film Save the Last Dance.
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PAT POHRTE (Swing/Bugsy). Pat is thrilled to be joining Nittis Supper Club. Theatre credits include Thomas in Making God Laugh, Bugsy Tommy Guns Garage, Rooster Annie, Hysterium in Forum, Gaston in Beauty and the Beast, Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls, Berger in Hair, Lucas in Laughter, and Les Miserables. Film & T.V. Credits: Redial, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Transformers: Age of Extinction, The Dark Knight, The Dilemma, The Dark Knight Rises, Chicago Fire, and Chicago Med. He'd like to thank Alissa, Alli, Mom, Dad, his boys, BBC, Mark, and the cast, and all the friends and family who've helped along the way.
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CASIENA RAITHER (Ruby). Casiena has sung and danced her way across the US, South Pacific, and Asia. She is delighted to be back on stage again in Chicago, her home for the past seven years. Recent credits include White Christmas, It's a Wonderful Life, Cabaret (Theatre at the Center), A Chorus Line (Metropolis Performing Arts Center), Memphis (Porchlight Music Theatre), Sherlock Holmes, Jeeves at Sea, The Importance of Being Ernest, Jeeves Takes a Bow, Mauritius (Artists’ Ensemble Theater). Next up, Casiena will be playing as Tanya in Mamma Mia and Mrs.Wilkenson in Billy Elliot (Music Theatre Works).
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RICHARD STRIMER (Slim). Richard has been in Chicago theatre for over 25 years. He toured nationally with I Love Lucy Live. Regionally he has performed in over 60 productions at such theatres as The Goodman Theatre, Broadway Playhouse, Drury Lane Oakbrook, Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire, Paramount Theatre, Ravinia and Lyric Opera.
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LUCY ZUKAITIS (Lulu). Lucy is a stage, film, television, and voice actor. Regional credits include Lisette/Prudence in the East Coast premiere of Dumas' Camille (Peterborough Players), Amanda Prynne in Private Lives (Artists Walk Theatre), Chicago (Peninsula Players) Crazy For You (Drury Lane Oakbrook), Greetings (Illinois Theatre Center), 42nd Street (Paramount Theatre), The Importance of Being Earnest (Janus Theatre Company), and the original cast of Holiday Fantasea at Shedd Aquarium. TV: The Big Leap (FOX), Drinks, Crime and Prohibition (Smithsonian Channel). Lucy can also be heard narrating audiobooks and co-hosting the new podcast Why We're Wine-ing. Omaha transplant, crossword enthusiast, devotee of tennis, creator of the web series Way The F*** Off Broadway, proud member of AEA.
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