Noel (A Christmas Poem)
Noel Bristles of jade spear my fingers and hands– tiny droplets of blood stain my skin– green and red– must be […]
Month: December 2018
Timeline Theatre announces purchase of Uptown property as future home
Chicago, IL, December 21, 2018 – TimeLine Theatre Company is pleased to announce that it has completed the purchase of property located […]
The Chicago Fringe Festival announces it will cease programming in 2019
CHICAGO – The Chicago Fringe Festival announces that after 10 years of celebrating the weird and unpredictable, Chicago Fringe Festival is closing […]
The beautiful world of The Fantastic Mr. Fox
Review by Kelly Macblane; photo by Austin D Oie I have a complicated relationship with Roald Dahl. I know he is a […]
Cast and crew announced for Pride Films and Plays’ “Southern Comfort”
CHICAGO – Full casting has been announced for Pride Films and Plays’ production of SOUTHERN COMFORT. The musical will open to the press […]
CST’S “Midsummer Night’s Dream” perfect to warm midwinter nights
Review by Karen Topham, American Theatre Critics Association member; photo by Liz Lauren. Singing and dancing fairies. Giant Hieronymus Bosch-influenced flowers. A […]
Trap Door’s “The Old Woman Broods” is a great example of avant-garde theatre
Review by Karen Topham, American Theatre Critics Association member; photo by Chris Popio. There is a reason I have a yellow light […]
Top Acting Performances of 2018
Top Acting Performances 2018 2018 was a year filled with extraordinary acting performances, and it is inevitable that most of them will […]
Top 10 Plays of 2018
Stella Adler said that “the theatre is a spiritual and social x-ray of its time.” If that is the case, what did […]
Theo Ubique enters a new era with the fun, sweet “The Full Monty”
Review by Karen Topham, American Theatre Critics Association member; photo by Austin D Oie. Theo Ubique ushered in its new era this […]