Promethean’s world premiere, “A Town Called Progress,” is interesting but needs work
I admit to being a fan of Promethean Theatre’s Cameron Feagin. Each time I see her in a play, no matter the […]
Month: March 2023
Barbara Gaines says goodbye to CST with a hilarious Comedy of Errors
Photo by Liz Lauren Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s founder and artistic director Barbara Gaines, easily one of the city’s most prolific and influential […]
Very personal Tina Turner musical totally rocks
Photo by Matthew Murphy for MurphyMade When Ike and Tina Turner were popular recording artists, I was—I will admit—not a huge fan…which […]
“Annie” is impossible not to love
Photo by Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmermann for MurphyMade OK, you already know this one, don’t you? Since its 1977 debut, Annie […]
Touring production of non-traditional 1776 is the show at its most powerful and poignant
Photo by Joan Marcus Following in the huge footprints of Hamilton, the prototype of atypically-cast Founding Father stories, last year’s revival of […]