Through mid-April, get tickets through Goldstar for this dark version of Alice; 8 performance dates are comp with 20 dates available in all.  Get ready for a decidedly different kind of journey down the rabbit hole in this Cuckoo’s Theatre Project production of Alice’s Adventures in “Wonderland.” Don’t make the mistake of packing the kids into the family van and bringing them to this show with hopes of seeing singing flowers and a stressed-out white rabbit. No, this show has quite a different tale to tell — one of Alice Liddell, a Catholic school girl who, while on a field trip to a museum, wanders off and finds herself lost in a city that’s bubbling over with vice, sin and scary realities. Step into the intimate black-box theater of The Side Project and get lost in the twisted imagination of playwright James Michael Shoberg.

Here’s your chance to see Heath Ledger’s Academy Award-winning performance as The Joker leap off the big screen once again as Auditorium Theatre’s Made in Chicago movie series presents Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster Batman film The Dark Knight at the Auditorium Theatrer on March 19th at 7 pm. Nominated for eight Oscars and pulling in more than $1 billion at the box office, the 2008 release starring Christian Bale turned the Windy City into Gotham City for several weeks of filming. Come early and enjoy a pre-party in the lobby (aka the Batcave), for specialty cocktails, a superhero photo booth and more. Goldstar members score free popcorn and access to reserved seating at this free-to-the-public screening.

Chicago’s First Winter Music Festival on March 7th With Headliners Moby and RJD2 – Goldstar tickets start at $20 plus service charge.

Put on your white and get ready to create a human blizzard while grooving to your favorite electronic artists like Moby and RJD2 at Navy Pier’s Snowstorm Winter Music and Arts Festival. These two musical icons are headlining an eclectic lineup of musicians that also includes up-and-coming artists like Zimmer and local favorites, including Win+Woo, Louis the Child and more. The whole experience is going to be a feast for the senses, with Redmoon serving up fantastical spectacles that’ll surround you from the moment you arrive. From the enormous sculptural drum cart to the snow canon army’s confetti blizzard to serving trays suspended from hot air balloons, the whole festival will be one surreal party. Please see the full event description for offer details and lineup information.

Live feeds from the London stage, Irish film festival series tickets, Marx Brothers and more are all deeply discounted on Goldstar. Link is to Treasure Island, but all the other Music Box offerings appear on the same page.

Are you ready to be thrilled, mystified, shocked and delighted? The Illusionists — seven of the most incredible magic-wielders on the planet — have banded together for an evening of hilarious tricks, death-defying stunts and acts of breathtaking wonder in the confines of the Cadillac Palace Theatre. They’re set to dazzle audiences of all ages and make a believer out of you with acts of grand illusion, levitation, mind-reading, disappearance and even a full-view water torture escape. The critically acclaimed production The Illusionists — Witness the Impossible has shattered box office records across the globe and stunned thousands with some of the most outrageous and miraculous acts ever to be seen on stage. Don’t miss the show hailed by The Daily Telegraph as “brain-bendingly spectacular — genuinely satisfying family entertainment that should not be missed.”  Grab tickets for mid-March performance dates, starting at $35 (plus service charge).

The Chicago Fire return to the pitch at Toyota Park for more fast-paced action of MLS soccer. With this special $20 Goldstar voucher, you’ll get to check out any March or April contest as the Fire begins their run to the playoffs.  Chicago made several key moves during the offseason, with new attacking acquisitions Shaun Maloney, David Accam, and Kennedy Igboananike. Keeper Sean Johnson is one of the brightest young netminders in American soccer, and captain Jeff Larentowicz remains a Fire stalwart.  Additional $2 and $5 fee per ticket.

Based on the hit film and novel, the new musical First Wives Club shows what happens when three middle-aged women take their lives back by taking comedic revenge on their exes. A triumvirate of Broadway veterans, including Tony winner Faith Prince (Guys and Dolls), Carmen Cusack (Wicked) and Chicago’s own Christine Sherrill (Mamma Mia), lead the cast of this high-powered production, which features a book by Designing Women creator Linda Bloodworth-Thomason and a score by the legendary Motown team of Holland-Dozier-Holland (“Stop! In the Name of Love,” “Heat Wave”). Combining riotous laughs with a stirring depiction of female empowerment, First Wives Club makes its world premiere at Broadway in Chicago’s Oriental Theatre, where you can be among the first to see it before it heads to the big stag es of the Big Apple.  February and March performance dates start at $38 plus fees.

Four Chicago boys sing their way toward fame and fortune in Oh What a Night: A Sixties Musical Experience. A jukebox musical in the vein of Jersey Boys or Mamma Mia!, this exciting new production from MCL Chicago weaves together brand-new songs that are improvised on the spot, a cappella covers of classic pop gems, and original tunes — all accompanied by a rousing five-piece band. Join this melodic quartet of winsome fellas on their exciting journey from Connie’s Pizza on the South Side of Chicago to the world’s biggest stages.  Grab $10 tickets (plus fees) to 7:30 performances through April 18th with Goldstar.

Seen by over 800,000 people worldwide, Let It Be is a spectacular concert experience recreating the Fab Four’s entire career, from their humble beginnings in Liverpool’s Cavern Club to their meteoric rise to superstardom through their later studio masterpieces. You’ll hear over 40 of The Beatles’ greatest hits — from early tracks including “Twist and Shout,” “She Loves You” and “Drive My Car” to global smashes like “Yesterday,” “Hey Jude” and “Let It Be” — and dozens more just as John, Paul, George and Ringo played them. Grab discount tickets on Goldstar starting at $31.50 plus service charge for two performances on February 21st.

Things are about to get “All Shook Up” in Chicago, when the top Elvis impersonators in the world gather for a live, multimedia musical salute to the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. The show will feature finalists from the Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest, which is held in Memphis during Elvis Week each year. The tribute artists will be joined by a live band, back-up singers, dancers, and iconic imagery made available from the Graceland archives. Elvis Lives showcases each performer as Elvis in one of four eras: the ’50s, the ’60s, his movie career and his concert years, making for a complete Elvis experience.  One February 22nd Sunday 3 pm matinee performance available on Goldstar, for $39.50 plus service fee

To celebrate the life of an iconic burlesque performer named Miss Ruby, who has requested that a funeral be thrown for her before she dies, a ragtag group of strippers, hustlers and philosophers — friends — gathers in the parking lot of The Hummingbird. Once a glamorous hotel on the infamous Airline Highway of New Orleans, The Hummingbird is now home to a party that will rage through the night, as old friends of Miss Ruby’s continue showing up to pay their respects. Steppenwolf presents the world premiere of Airline Highway, a lively and touching ode to the outcasts who make our world a more fascinating place.  Looks like a fun show.

Goldstar has discount tickets for performances through Valentine’s Day starting at $30.50 (plus service charge) – February 8 is sold out.