HBS Club of Chicago Dinner and Theatre Event: "Freud's Last Session" at the Mercury Theater
Deleece Restaurant
3747 N. Southport, Chicago
October 17, 6 p.m.
The Harvard Business School Club of Chicago invites all Harvard Alums for an evening of dining and theater and a chance to learn about the theater and restaurant businesses!
Deleece Restaurant, owned by
HBS alums John Handler and Lynne Wallack, and the Mercury Theater have
teamed up to bring you an evening of dinner and theater where you will
enjoy a wonderful meal in Deleece followed by a performance of the hit
play "Freud’s Last Session". Then join us back in the restaurant,
located next door to the theatre, for complimentary coffee and dessert
and the business owners share with us their insights to success in the
restaurant and theater businesses.
Owned and operated for 17 years by Lynne Wallack (HBS 1987) &
husband John Handler (HBS 1986) has moved two blocks south to a new
location connected to the Mercury Theater. Please make your dining
reservations at www.deleece.com
or call the restaurant (773) 325-1710. 6:00 pm dinner reservations are
recommended. Menus and other information can be found on the www.deleece.com
website. Valet parking ($12) is available or Lot parking ($10 exact
change or credit card) at Blaine School just a half block north of the
restaurant.
Please join us after the show (9 pm) for complimentary coffee and dessert and for a discussion with Lynne & John along with the theater director, Walter Stearns.
Mercury Theater: “Freud’s Last Session” 7:30 pm Wednesday October 17
"Freud's Last Session" centers on
legendary psychoanalyst Dr. Sigmund Freud, who invites a young,
little-known professor, C.S. Lewis, to his home in London. Lewis,
expecting to be called on the carpet for satirizing Freud in a recent
book, soon realizes Freud has a much more significant agenda. On the day
England enters World War II, Freud and Lewis clash on the existence of
God, love, sex and the meaning of life – only two weeks before Freud
chooses to take his own. Additional descriptions at mercurytheaterchicago.com
The price will be only $38 per ticket (full price $55). Enter the code
HARVARD to receive the discount. The code will work at the Mercury Theater website,
mercurytheaterchicago.com, or this direct link to the October 17th
performance only: www.vendini.com
You can also purchase tickets over the phone at 773-325-1700, or in person at the box office.