Writer-director Aaron Wertheimer is bringing his latest feature, Not If I See You First, to the big screen for its world premiere at the Music Box Theatre in Chicago on March
Chicago Film Archives celebrates its 20th year with a screening at the Music Box Theatre with some of the most enjoyable and fascinating films they have preserved over the years.
For nearly 95 years, the Music Box Theatre has been a haven for countless passionate moviegoers, providing unique programming 365 days a year. The recent renovation is complete. With just a
I love when the music on my playlist from the 70s and 80s is rediscovered by a new generation. Tracy Chapman is back on the charts. Joni Mitchell is back
The Chicago Film Critics Association (CFCA), the Chicago-area print, online and broadcast critics group that celebrates the art of film and film criticism, announces the first seven films selected for
The Music Box Theatre marks the return of The Sound of Music sing-a-long. For more than a decade, Thanksgiving has been celebrated at the Music Box Theatre with the Von
The Music Box Theatre and Flyback Productions present the Chicago Premiere of director Ryan Ferguson’s Chicago-based skateboarding doc SKATE OR DIE, with Cast and Crew Q&A, on Saturday, June 4,
The Chicago Film Critics Association (CFCA), the Chicago-area print, online and broadcast critics group that celebrates the art of film and film criticism, announces the first six films selected for
Whether you venture out on Open Chicago weekend or plan to stay in, Music Box has an awesome lineup of entertainment. From the creator of HAMILTON and the director of
The Music Box Theatre is giving you a chance to see a trio of 2021 Oscar Nominees on the big screen! From April 16th – April 22nd only, you can catch screenings of the
Written and directed by acclaimed singer-songwriter Jer Sklar, Music Box Theatre will screen Chicago comedy Tom of Your Life from May 7-13. Featuring an original soundtrack with 11 original songs from his local band The Blackstrap
Editor of ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Carrie,’ and ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ joins James Hughes for Q&A following a special screening of ‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’ To celebrate the release of his
April Wright’s ‘Going Attractions’ chronicles cinema history from the perspective of the theatre April Wright’s Going Attractions: The Definitive Story of the Movie Palace is scheduled to screen in Chicago
One of Indiewire’s “Fabulous LGBTQ Films Not To Miss” will make its Windy City debut on Friday September 27 On Friday September 27, Full Spectrum Features’ newest feature, Holy Trinity
Winning entries will compete for a chance to screen at the Cannes Film Festival Short Film Corner The Chicago 48 Hour Film Project premiere screenings will return to the Music
The 12-minute film showcases one of the theatre’s greatest resources, its audience Filmmaker Curtis Matzke shot a lot of interviews while helping to make the Music Box Theatre’s 90th
“Gorgeous … intimate” Chicago-produced doc tells of Bosnian War veterans who find peace while defending a herd of wild horses To celebrate the release of Among Wolves, an award-winning documentary
The 25th Anniversary Screening of Lifetime TV’s Original World Premiere Movie “will be an even bigger deal than it was before.” Jerry Vasilatos’ 1993 feature, Solstice resonates through generations. Following
The iconic Chicago cinema’s old-school celebration underscores a wide-format renaissance currently sweeping through Hollywood From September 14 to 27, the Music Box Theatre is hosting The 70mm Film Festival 2018.
In mid-August, The Music Box Theatre will be screening a series of noir films, accompanied by special guests and features This weekend, Noir City: Chicago celebrates its 10th anniversary!
