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5. L R Brad Lawrence and Lisa Dawn. Photo by Rex Howard Photography.
February 17, 2018February 17, 2018Chicago Reviews

BTE’s “Time Stands Still”: A Provocative Look at the Choices We Make

Review by Karen Topham; photos by Rex Howard Photography In a world that is increasingly one in which citizens find the need […]

the minutes
November 30, 2017December 3, 2017Chicago Reviews

Steppenwolf’s “The Minutes” a Hilarious, Disturbing Play

Early in Steppenwolf Theatre’s latest play, The Minutes by Tracy Letts, the newest member of the town council of Big Cherry is called […]

October 23, 2017October 1, 2018Chicago Reviews

Review: Interrobang Explores the Nature of Truth in Gripping “Foxfinder”

Interrobang Theatre’s Chicago premiere production of Dawn King’s Foxfinder has a timely feeling to it. The opening play of the company’s eighth […]

Talk House
October 21, 2017October 28, 2017Chicago Reviews

Review: A Funny and Disturbing “Evening at the Talkhouse”

There are two things you know for certain when the play you’re about to see is written by Wallace Shawn: first and […]

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