FAQS

What is the running time?

Going Bacharach performance runtime is approximately 2 hours, including 1 intermission.

Going Bacharach is recommended for audiences ages 8+.

The use of cameras, video equipment or flash photography is not allowed during the performance.

Yes. The theater is wheelchair accessible. Please contact the box office directly to purchase these seats at  (773) 935.6100 or boxoffice@apollochicago.com.

There are no strobe lights in the show.

Yes, the Apollo Theater Chicago is equipped with Infrared Hearing Devices avaialble at no charge to patrons.

Visit https://www.apollochicago.com/directions/ for venue directions & parking information.

Late seating will be at the discretion of the house manager. Please note that latecomers may not be able to access their purchased seats.

Outside food and drink are not allowed in the theatre, but a full bar and concessions are available on site.

For groups of 8 or more, email tickets@visceral-entertainment.com.

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TICKETING FAQS

How will I receive my tickets?

Ticket buyers can choose e-tickets when they check out which will send them an email with tickets, or they can choose Will-Call to pick-up their tickets starting 1 hour prior to performances.

Yes, call (773) 935.6100 for phone orders.

For performances April 21-26, Regular Tickets range $29-$79, with VIP Packages available starting at $119. For performances after April 26, Regular Tickets range $49-$99, with VIP Packages starting at $139.

If you’re unable to attend your original performance, contact the box office to request an exchange to a different performance. Exchanges are not guaranteed, but the box office will do their best to accommodate if seats are available. There are no refunds available.

Going Bacharach does not currently have a rush or lottery option available.

The Going Bacharach VIP Package includes premium on-stage cabaret table seating, plus a complimentary merchandise gift and one complimentary drink from the bar.