Fayetteville’s Block St. Theatre Travels to Chicago for New Show
This week marks a rather unusual event in Chicago theatre. With the […]
Month: January 2018
Greenhouse’s “Rose” Revival Perfect For Our Times
A chill, snowy night in Chicago was warmed considerably for this reviewer […]
Block St Theatre’s Gamble Pays Off With Winning “Flamingo & Decatur”
“Flamingo and Decatur,” a new play by Todd Taylor that Fayetteville, Arkansas’ […]
“Nevermore” Is a Macabre Marvel of a Musical
As a former English teacher, I was certainly looking forward to Black […]
Maturity Beyond Its Title: “It’s My Penis” Inspires
Review by North R. Homeward I have never been a fan of […]
Oz Musical Is Still Wicked-ly Fun
The first time I saw Wicked was on its initial Chicago run in […]
“The Light” Shines on Dark Secrets and a Couple in Love
Review by Bradley Laas I was recently blessed with the opportunity to […]
“For The Loyal” a Brilliantly Complex Moral Conundrum
Interrobang Theatre Project’s 8th season’s theme, “What is Truth?” may never have […]