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Celebrating Chicago’s Creative Pulse: Why 'New Faces Sing Broadway 1971' Matters Chicago’s musical theatre scene is thriving, and events like "New Faces Sing Broadway 1971" at Porchlight Music Theatre at Ruth Page Center for the Arts are proof. By spotlighting emerging local talent, the community not only gets a fresh take on Broadway classics but also invests in the next generation of performers. Porchlight’s inviting atmosphere makes it a hub for music lovers, families, and theatre enthusiasts alike—helping forge connections between artists and audiences. This event is about more than entertainment: it’s a celebration of Chicago’s artistic vibrancy and commitment to nurturing creative voices. For local performers, it’s a launchpad; for audiences, it’s a chance to support homegrown talent and enjoy an evening of musical storytelling. Porchlight’s shows regularly bring people together, and "New Faces Sing Broadway 1971" is set to continue this tradition—reminding us why Chicago is a city with heart, soul, and a song always waiting to be sung.