Directed by multiple Tony Award-winner Jerry Zaks, Who Do You Love begins with Leonard and Phil Chess, two immigrant brothers running a Chicago junkyard in the forties. In his off hours, Leonard is drawn to the Chicago nightclub scene, where blues musicians from further south are showing off their stuff. Smitten with the music, Leonard convinces Phil to invest their savings and open their own club. From there, it is only a small jump to putting artists like Muddy Waters on record. And the list grew. Leonard Chess's ear for musicianship led him to Willie Dixon, Chuck Berry, Little Walter and Howlin' Wolf. And it was both his ears and his eyes that guided him to Etta James; Who Do You Love faces the long-standing rumours about their affair head on. Alessandro Nivola plays Leonard Chess as a complicated and driven man. He was hard on both his family and his musicians and known for exacting harsh terms in the contracts he signed with artists. Who Do You Love is suffused with a real love for some of America's greatest music, which can be felt both in Zaks's direction and in the performances.