Two Musicals, Both Focusing on Immigrant Life in America, Showcase Different Stylistic Approaches

Two very different musicals now on stage in Chicago — a revival of “West Side Story” at Lyric Opera, and a new work, “Lucy and Charlie’s Honeymoon,” at Lookingglass Theatre — are in many ways driven by the issue of immigration. 

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