Holiday

Jan 31 – Mar 1, 2026 in Goodman's Albert Theatre

The 1920s Romantic Comedy Soars to New Life.

From Tony Award winner Richard Greenberg comes a sparkling contemporary adaptation of Philip Barry’s classic play that inspired the beloved 1930s film starring Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn. In the wealthy world of the Upper East Side Setons, matters of the heart are a family affair. Enter a romantic prospect from a decidedly different background—and privilege, class and personal fulfillment are thrown into sharp relief. Robert Falls directs this fresh new take on the eternal question: work to live or live to work?

Buy Tickets

Group Tickets: Now available for 10+, email Groups@GoodmanTheatre.org for information on select discounted rates and perks.

Questions? Need help? Contact the box office at (312) 443-3800, 12noon – 5pm, daily.

For Theater of the Mind: Performance buyouts are available for groups (16 or more). Groups save $10 on tickets as well as waived service fees email Groups@GoodmanTheatre.org for availability.

Creative Artists

Choose someone to see their bio and past Goodman productions.

Philip Barry

Playwright

Robert Falls

Director

Richard Greenberg

Adapter

A man with short dark hair, wearing a dark jacket over a red collared shirt, looks directly at the camera against a neutral background.

Rammel Chan

Walter

A woman with curly hair smiles at the camera, wearing a teal top and round earrings, posed against a light background.

Christiana Clark

Nikka Washburn

A person with curly dark hair and light skin is facing the camera and smiling slightly, wearing a gray top against a plain dark background.

Alejandra Escalante

Laura Cram

A person with long, wavy, gray hair and light skin looks directly at the camera with a neutral expression against a plain background.

Jessie Fischer

Susan Feld

A woman with short brown hair and blue eyes wearing a white shirt and gold hoop earrings, looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression.

Bryce Gangel

Linda Seton

Woman with long blonde hair and blue eyes looking directly at the camera, neutral expression, dark background.

Molly Griggs

Julia Seton

A man with short light brown hair and a trimmed beard, wearing a grey V-neck shirt, looks directly at the camera against a dark background.

Erik Hellman

Seton Cram

A middle-aged man with a shaved head wearing a black leather jacket looks at the camera with a neutral expression.

Jordan Lage

Edward Seton

A man with short, wavy brown hair, light beard, and blue eyes looks at the camera. He is wearing a dark shirt and is against a plain, neutral background.

Luigi Sottile

Johnny Case

A man with short, dark, wavy hair and a trimmed beard is wearing a navy blue shirt and smiling slightly at the camera.

Wesley Taylor

Ned Seton

Special Events

Pre-show programming, unique performances, and related programming.

Neon sign reading "CHEERS Y'ALL!" mounted on a green wall with scattered pink and red artificial flowers.

Friday, February 6, 2026 @ 6:00pm – 7:15pm

A Spirited Event

This immersive experience blends mixology with dramaturgy, offering guests a taste of the creative process behind the show.

Accessible & Enhanced Performances

Questions? Please contact (312) 443-3800 for voice, or email Access@GoodmanTheatre.org. Visit our Accessibility Overview page for full details.

American Sign Language-Interpreted Performance
Friday, February 20 at 7:30pm

Use code SIGN for $44 ($35 ticket plus $9 handling fee)

Touch Tour and Audio-Described Performance
Saturday, February 21
12:30pm Touch Tour & 2:00pm Performance

Use code AUDIO for $44 ($35 ticket plus $9 handling fee)

Spanish Subtitles Performance
Saturday, February 21 at 7:30pm

Use code SPANISH for $44 ($35 ticket plus $9 handling fee)

Open-Captioned Performance
Sunday, February 22 at 2:00pm

Use code OPEN for $44 ($35 ticket plus $9 handling fee)

OUR CENTENNIAL 2025/2026 Season

For a century, the Goodman has been more than a theater—it’s been the heartbeat of Chicago. Where stories come alive and move us to dream bigger and feel deeper. Here, art doesn’t just entertain you—it awakens. This is The Goodman—where humanity takes center stage. Join us for the Centennial 25/26 Season.