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Dickens’ “The Chimes” focuses on the plight of the poor as it takes us on a different spirit-led holiday journey
There’s too much going on in Steppenwolf’s audio version of “Wally World”
Dickens’ words are the stars of Writers Theatre’s “One-Man A Christmas Carol”
George Bailey is saved again in American Blues Theatre’s “wonderful” Christmas show
Manual Cinema adds its own memorable flare to A Christmas Carol.
Old love ignites again in Steppenwolf’s “What Is Left, Burns”
Interrobang’s “The Spin” is a captivating look behind the political scenes
Two great performances anchor Invictus’ ‘Night Mother
USA Reviews
USAOnStage NYC: Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice
USAOnstage NYC: The Confession Of Lily Dare
USAOnstage NYC: Tú Amarás (You Shall Love)
USAOnStage NYC—"My Name Is Lucy Barton": Lost in Translation
USAOnstage NYC: Money, Matrimony & Madness in "London Assurance"
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Joffrey to interpret another great novel in Cathy Marston’s Jane Eyre
Hamilton to Close 1/5/20; Final Block of Tickets on Sale 5/17
Steppenwolf Breaks Ground Today on New Campus Expansion
Timeline Theatre announces purchase of Uptown property as future home
The Chicago Fringe Festival announces it will cease programming in 2019
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Coronavirus forces theatres to try novel approaches
My relationship to “A Doll’s House,” and how that affects my reaction to Raven Theatre’s production
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500 Days of Reviewing
Noel (A Christmas Poem)
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