For its final show, 16th Street Theatre produces the beautiful and emotional Man and Moon
(photo by Glenn Felix Willoughby) It’s always a joy to discover a new play that is lovely, entertaining, and thoughtful, and when […]
(photo by Glenn Felix Willoughby) It’s always a joy to discover a new play that is lovely, entertaining, and thoughtful, and when […]
Jennifer Rumberger’s The Locusts, now playing at Theater Wit in a production by The Gift Theatre, is grounded by excellent acting, especially […]
Giordano Dance Chicago celebrated their 60th anniversary in uplifting, feel-good style. “Catch the Light” flooded the Harris Theater stage with athleticism and […]
Berwyn’s 16th Street Theater, an institution that has lasted fifteen years, announced on Monday that its new production, Man and Moon, would […]
You can’t read the news these days without reading something about the immigration issue at our southern border. Children are still being […]
Camelot was, if my problematic memory serves, the first stage musical I ever saw. I know it was the first soundtrack I […]
Clue is a show seemingly predestined to get a production at Mercury Theatre. The venerable house on Southport, which of late has […]
Rebecca Gilman’s new play Swing State, now playing at the Goodman Theatre, is not, as you might imagine from the title, about […]
In publicity materials, A Red Orchid Theatre’s newest offering, The Malignant Ampersands by ensemble member Brett Neveu, is called “hilarious and heartbreaking” […]
The central premise of Nancy Garcia Loza’s BULL: a love story (part of the Destinos Latin theater festival) is poignant but not […]