Frequently Asked Questions
When is Cannoli, Latkes, and Guilt performing in Skokie?
Cannoli, Latkes, and Guilt is scheduled at the North Theatre at North Shore Center for the Performing Arts from December 4 through December 6, 2026. Check your selected performance date and time before purchasing, as the schedule may vary by day.
What kind of performance is Cannoli, Latkes, and Guilt?
Cannoli, Latkes, and Guilt is listed as a theatre musical or play. For details about the production's story, cast, running time, and any intermission, consult the event listing or the venue's latest announcements.
Where is the North Theatre At North Shore Center For The Performing Arts?
The North Theatre is inside the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie, Illinois. Check your ticket and the venue's directions before setting out so you arrive at the correct entrance.
What are the best seats for Cannoli, Latkes, and Guilt?
For a theatre production, seats near the center of the auditorium often provide a balanced view of the stage. The best choice depends on your preferences and the theatre's seating layout; review the available seat locations when selecting tickets.
Are any seats less suitable for this show?
Seats at the far sides or toward the back may offer a more angled or distant view than central seats closer to the stage. Check the seating map and ticket details before buying, since sightlines and availability depend on the specific performance.
Is parking available at North Shore Center for the Performing Arts?
Parking options and availability can change, so check the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts' current parking information before your visit. Arriving early can help you allow time to park and find your seat, especially for a weekend performance.
Can I take public transportation to the venue?
Skokie is served by public transit, but routes and schedules depend on your starting point and the day of your performance. Check current CTA and Pace trip-planning information before traveling, and allow extra time for the final walk to the North Shore Center.
What is the bag policy at the North Theatre?
Bag rules may be set by the venue and can change. Review the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts' current entry policy before arriving, and travel light to help make entry easier.
How long is Cannoli, Latkes, and Guilt?
The running time has not been provided. Check the event listing or confirm with the venue closer to your selected date for the latest information about duration and intermission.
Will there be an opening act, and are there age restrictions?
No opening act or age restriction has been specified for this event. Theatre productions generally follow their own program and venue guidance, so review the event details before purchasing or bringing younger guests.
How much do Cannoli, Latkes, and Guilt tickets cost?
Prices currently start around $40, with available tickets potentially reaching $150 or more. Prices vary by performance date, seat location, availability, and market demand, and may change before checkout.
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Cannoli, Latkes, And Guilt Evanston Theatre reviews
Rodney was hilarious!
"A great performance, Cannoli, Latkes, And Guilt, as always! The opening act started the show out strong and got everyone laughing too. I thought he personalized a lot of the jokes for the people in our region, which was a nice touch. I did notice that he didn't do a few of his most popular songs, but that didn't make the show any less funny and maybe he's trying to get away from a few of them he's been doing so many years. I still laughed so hard my cheeks hurt. I saw him about 6 months ago."