Blank Theatre’s “She Loves Me” is simply perfect
To be honest, I was not completely sure about seeing a musical […]
Month: March 2022
The queer-themed Laced explores how humans work to overcome hatred
Walking into the Den Theatre to see a performance of Laced at […]
Good Night, Oscar is a powerful and powerfully entertaining show
I’ve been looking forward to seeing Sean Hayes as Oscar Levant in […]
Theo Ubique unlocks new layers in a gender fluid Once Upon a Mattress
How do you modernize and enliven a 1959 musical based on a […]
La Cage Aux Folles in Skokie is a must-see
At its core, La Cage Aux Folles is a screwball comedy, but […]
King James’ center lies in basketball, but its heart encompasses a lot more
King James, the world premiere now playing at Steppenwolf, is a big-hearted, […]
The Lyric’s Tosca Stands with Ukraine then Delivers Truth
Verismo! In the late 19th century, Verismo was an opera movement led […]
Otherworld Theatre says “Yes, and” to Chicago’s new sci-fi improv team
Walking into Otherworld Theatre on Clark Street is actually a bit like […]
“Wife of a Salesman” imagines a classic American play from a female perspective
From the moment you walk into Writers Theatre and see Courtney O’Neill’s […]
Haunting “The Lady From the Sea” is a little-produced gem from Ibsen
In the new Court Theatre production of The Lady From the Sea, […]