Quincy Jones, Jennifer Hudson, and Chance the Rapper Co-own Historic Chicago Theatre

The Ramova Theatre, closed for nearly four decades, is set for a revival featuring a 1,500-seat live music venue and beer garden.

Quincy Jones, Jennifer Hudson, and Chance the Rapper are now co-owners of the historic Ramova Theatre on Chicago's South Side.
The Ramova Theatre, which opened in 1929, has been closed for nearly four decades and was spared demolition.
The theatre was bought by developer and co-owner Tyler Nevius from the city in 2017 for $1.
When it reopens, the renovated theater will feature a 1,500-seat live music venue and beer garden and grill. No opening date has been announced.
New York-based Other Half Brewing is also a partner in the venture.