That first staging in Woodstock in 1992 was a decade and a half before this year’s main characters were even born yet. But former professional ballerina Judith Svalander has been at the helm all along. CBS 2’s Lauren Victory reports.

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Whether you are a diehard fan of baseball, basketball or football, the Windy City has plenty to offer. In fact, there are more sports enthusiasts per capita than any other urban center in the country. With the likes of the Bears and Cubs, Chicago boasts a legion of sports enthusiasts who are more than willing to brag about their team. If you are looking for a new sporting event to attend, be sure to check out the calendar for upcoming games. If you are looking to buy a ticket, you may want to do your research to find the best rate.

Among the plethora of sports teams, the Chicago Cubs have a storied history that dates back to the late 1800s. Not only are they one of the oldest professional sports teams in the league, they also play host to some of the biggest names in the business. Their athletic programs are among the most prestigious in the country. Among the most notable are the high school programs that have produced numerous championship level players over the years. The Chicago Bulls and the Chicago White Sox also have a long standing partnership that has resulted in the development of some of the most talented young athletes in the game.

Besides the obvious baseball, basketball and hockey games, there are some less sexy options in the Chicago area. Several major colleges and universities, including the University of Illinois at Chicago, have a large contingent of student athletes that are more than willing to compete for a ring in the local pool. The University of Michigan and the University of Wisconsin also call the Windy City home, and are both located close enough to participate in inter-conference tournaments.