Goodman Theatre has extended Dead Girl's Quinceanera through November 8 in the Owen Theatre. Phanesia Pharel's comic thriller, directed by Melia Bensussen, is presented with the Chicago Latino Theater Alliance as part of Destinos. The collective world premiere runs approximately 90 minutes without intermission and is recommended for ages 12 and older.

Tickets are on sale for Porchlight Music Theatre's Little Shop of Horrors at the Biograph Theater, November 4 through December 13. Michael Weber directs, David Fiorello provides music direction and Nataki Rennie choreographs. The production plays the Zacek McVay Mainstage at 2433 North Lincoln Avenue, with music by Alan Menken.

The Chicago International Film Festival will present Sophie Okonedo with its Spotlight Award at the October 21 centerpiece screening of Mouse at Music Box Theatre. Chicago-based directors Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson and cast members are scheduled to attend. The 6 p.m. event requires separate tickets; festival passes cannot be used.

Lincoln Hall lists Stuck and Cel Ray with Body Shop for an official Tomorrow Never Knows 2027 show on January 7. The venue marks the listing as new. Doors open at 7 p.m., with an 8 p.m. show for ages 18 and older at 2424 North Lincoln Avenue.

Cally Spooner's Warm Up begins November 3 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, with performances on selected dates through December 20. Rex Delafkaran and Tina Wang perform a work in which a dancer continually prepares for a performance that never arrives. The Slow Dance program is included with museum admission.

The 1901 Project has released interior renderings for a planned 6,000-guest Music Hall on the United Center campus. The developer anticipates opening in 2028 and describes three viewing levels within a flexible performance room. The venue forms part of the project's first phase, alongside planned hotel, dining, retail and public space.