Lynn Nottage’s “Ruined” exposes the ugliness of humanity
Invictus Theatre doesn’t mess around. While many other companies returned from the […]
Month: February 2022
If you are a person in the world right now, you should go see Come From Away
Two things stood out as I made my way to Row G: […]
The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci: a Renaissance painter’s words bring enlightenment
If I told you that an 85-minute show told in the words […]
PrideArts premieres a beautiful but flawed play about RBG
The title of Sally Deering’s new play at PrideArts, When There Are […]
This Is Only a Test earns a C at best as it takes on the ubiquity of active shooter drills in schools
I taught high school for almost forty years and retired in 2015. […]
A father and his gay son dodge bears and weird lighting in Queen of the Night.
From the moment you walk into the Richard Christiansen Theatre, you are […]
Windy City Playhouse takes us back to the pre-Hays Code era in compelling Sons of Hollywood
Windy City Playhouse has returned to its flagship theatre on Irving Park […]
Breaking the Cycle: Groundhog Day the Musical shows us how
I had never been to the Paramount Theater in Aurora, so I […]
Drury Lane’s “Evita” shines along with its star
To experience Drury Lane’s new production of Evita is to immerse yourself […]