Lynn Nottage’s “Ruined” exposes the ugliness of humanity
Invictus Theatre doesn’t mess around. While many other companies returned from the pandemic shutdown with lighter fair, that absolutely cannot be said […]
Invictus Theatre doesn’t mess around. While many other companies returned from the pandemic shutdown with lighter fair, that absolutely cannot be said […]
Two things stood out as I made my way to Row G: the audience seemed really–I mean, really–happy and there was way […]
If I told you that an 85-minute show told in the words of a centuries-dead painter, as he illuminates his central philosophies […]
The title of Sally Deering’s new play at PrideArts, When There Are Nine, refers to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s response when asked […]
I taught high school for almost forty years and retired in 2015. In all that time, we never had such a thing […]
From the moment you walk into the Richard Christiansen Theatre, you are absolutely immersed in Sydney Lynne’s stunning deep-in-the-forest set. With its […]
Windy City Playhouse has returned to its flagship theatre on Irving Park Rd. with a shining new production of a play with […]
I had never been to the Paramount Theater in Aurora, so I had no idea what to expect when I arrived on […]
To experience Drury Lane’s new production of Evita is to immerse yourself in exhilarating dancing, brilliant acting, and the deceptive politics of […]