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Wit Women Laughing Alone w Salad
March 21, 2018March 23, 2018Chicago Reviews

Everyone Will Be Laughing at “Eating Salad”

Review by Karen Topham, American Theatre Critic Association member; photos by Charles Osgood Women Laughing Alone Eating Salad, the latest offering by […]

Wit Antelope Party 642 credit Charles Osgood
January 17, 2018January 17, 2018Chicago Reviews

Bronies’ World Turned Upside Down in Overly Complex “Antelope Party”

All I knew when I walked into The Antelope Party, now playing at Theatre Wit, was that someone (Eric John Meyer) had written […]

Flamingo&Decatur
January 15, 2018January 16, 2018Chicago Reviews

Block St Theatre’s Gamble Pays Off With Winning “Flamingo & Decatur”

“Flamingo and Decatur,” a new play by Todd Taylor that Fayetteville, Arkansas’ Block St. Theatre is world premiering at Chicago’s Theatre Wit, […]

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