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The costumes underwhelm and the chuckles are only occasional, but the energetic cast rises above the material. → Read More
After nearly 40 years, Gaines is exiting the world-renowned theater company she founded with a Chicago rooftop production. → Read More
Now in a major “re-imagined” reboot, “Tommy” remains the pulsing roller coaster of a show it was when it premiered in 1992. → Read More
Judy Greer and her co-stars elevate the solid if not spectacular romantic triangle script by Kate Arrington. → Read More
Under his leadership, the Goodman produced more than 150 world premieres. It also sent more than two dozen shows to Broadway, where they garnered 22 Tony Awards. → Read More
The world-premiere drama by Grippo Stage Company limps and falters where it should float and sting. → Read More
Lookingglass’ road trip is fueled by irresistible melodies and lively performances. → Read More
Can telling the truth, and nothing but the truth, truly set you free? Itamar Moses’ comedy explores the answer. → Read More
Can telling the truth, and nothing but the truth, truly set you free? Itamar Moses’ comedy explores the answer. → Read More
Through spoken word and movement Antonio Edwards Suarez’s memoir play, co-written with Dael Orlandersmith, delivers a resonating portrait of one man’s real-life turmoil. → Read More
“It’s about the things we’ll truly fight for — and need to fight for — as a country, if we want to be a country that is respected,” Lewis says of the play, written more than 40 years ago. → Read More
“Book of Mormon” isn’t puerile or shocking simply for the sake of being so. Good satire has a point, and “The Book of Mormon” has enough for a solid crown of thorns. → Read More
Cigar factory workers in 1929 Florida find their lives taking on echoes of Tolstoy in Remy Bumppo's Anna in the Tropics. → Read More
The production swings without structure or seeming intent between camp worthy of a ‘70s sitcom and attempts at straight-for-the-gut straight drama. → Read More
There’s nothing retro and everything urgent about Porchlight Music Theatre’s exquisitely cast, visually stunning production. → Read More
The show, with a score by legendary composer John Kander, book by Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse, and lyrics by Ebb, has remarkable staying power. → Read More
Artistic director BJ Jones helms the award-winning drama, based on Warhol’s 1976 visit to the country. → Read More
Going behind the scenes of a 1957 play staging, the cutting drama depicts Broadway theater as a hotbed of stereotypes and microaggressions. → Read More
Neither fantasy nor comedy nor even a game, it’s a series of repetitive, one-note jokes told by one-dimensional characters, interspersed with meaningless audience interaction. → Read More
Chicago Shakespeare Theater production highlights the story’s troubling power. → Read More