URGENT UPDATE: The acclaimed play “Holiday” at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago has just announced an extension of its run through March 8, 2024, due to overwhelming demand. This dazzling romantic comedy, inspired by the classic 1938 film featuring Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, is captivating audiences with its vibrant storytelling and engaging performances.
The plot centers around ambitious, free-spirited Johnny, who finds himself torn between wealthy heiress Julia Seton and her sister, Linda—who craves a more meaningful life beyond wealth. Bryce Gangel, who portrays Linda, shared, “He’s a breath of fresh air,” reflecting on how Johnny disrupts the sisters’ lives and challenges their values.
Molly Griggs, who plays Julia, adds, “The real love story of the show is the sisters. Their dynamic is the most heartbreaking.” This emotional depth, combined with the play’s humor, has garnered fabulous reviews, making it the hottest ticket in town.
Gangel, a graduate of Loyola University, expressed her heartfelt connection to Chicago theatre. “It’s where I learned everything I know,” she said, emphasizing the city’s special role in her career. Audiences are encouraged to attend with an open heart and enjoy the laughter that “Holiday” promises to deliver.
Directed by acclaimed director Robert Falls, this production is not to be missed. Next week, Hosea Sanders will feature more insights on this must-see performance.
Don’t wait—grab your tickets now to experience the magic of “Holiday” at Goodman Theatre before it ends on March 8!
