A Discussion of Tracy Letts’ “The Minutes”
Nov. 29, 2017 Warning: Do not read this prior to seeing the play. Major […]
Month: November 2017
Steppenwolf’s “The Minutes” a Hilarious, Disturbing Play
Early in Steppenwolf Theatre’s latest play, The Minutes by Tracy Letts, the newest […]
“Barney the Elf” a campy, gay Christmas musical change of pace
If your Christmas has been over-Caroled and your Nuts have all been Cracked and […]
Goodman’s Carol Is the Spirit of Christmas Present
Over a million and a half patrons have seen the Goodman Theatre’s […]
Paramount’s “Elf” Is Simply Sparklejollytwinklejingley
The magic onstage at the Paramount Theatre’s Broadway-quality production of Elf the Musical […]
Unfocused “Altered Boy” Could Use Alteration
Probably the most difficult thing to do on stage is a one-man […]
Mitchell Fain’s “Outta Santaland” an Engagingly Personal New Show
The most important things in life, according to Mitchell J. Fain of This […]
Northlight’s “Book of Will” a Hilarious and Poignant Look at History
Any lit major, actor, director or English teacher—and I’m four for […]
“Wild Boar” Can’t Overcome Confusing Script
Since censorship of the press is a huge issue in this country right […]
Boho Theatre’s “Marie Christine” Is a Visceral, Intense Musical Experience
There are times when a musical theatre presentation comes up and just […]