January
4, 2005
Bar Association Brings 'Christmas Spirits' to Oakton
Look for "trumped up" laughs Saturday, Jan. 29, as the Chicago Bar Association presents its 81st annual Christmas Spirits Revue at Oakton Community College, 1600 E. Golf Road, Des Plaines.
The title of this year's original production, "The Associate," spoofs Donald Trump's popular reality show, The Apprentice, with satiric musical numbers including "Help Wanted," "Fahrenheit 7-11," and "In Rod We Don't Trust." The Christmas Spirits Revue showcases some of Chicago's best legal minds in parodies of political, sports, and show business celebrities, from Martha Stewart and Howard Stern, to Roger Ebert and Dusty Baker.
The show starts at 8:30 p.m. in the Footlik Theater at Oakton's Des Plaines campus, and benefits the Charles N. Goodnow Chicago Bar Association Scholarship and the Oakton Educational Foundation Scholarship Fund. A reception follows the performance.
A limited number of $50 tickets remain available, and may be reserved by calling the Office of Resource Development at 847-635-1893.
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