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A new play about Ruth Bader Ginsburg celebrates the late jurist, but erases her complications. → Read More
Hell in a Handbag moves its long-running franchise parody/homage into the Leather Archives & Museum. → Read More
Are blockbuster art shows alienating people who just want to look at art? → Read More
Kale Williams initiates an online movement celebrating Black softness and purpose. → Read More
My name is KT, and I'm an alcoholic. As I write this lil article, I am officially 107 days sober after an arduous, sweaty—and, admittedly, sometimes fun—struggle with booze. As I write this, I am also keenly aware of how the stay-at-home order would have been my dream scenario 108 days ago. Isolation? TV binges? Wine delivery? I'd be dead. And, for that, I am genuinely grateful for sobriety, as… → Read More
Two millennial pop-culture enthusiasts talk about watching the iconic show for the very first time. → Read More
Complicating gender and racial identity adds texture to the gory Shakespearean stew. → Read More
The 60 wrd/min project aims to keep overseas creatives in the U.S. → Read More
Broken Nose examines the high-stakes world of global finance. → Read More
Kevin Artigue's fraught story is one helluva play for Shattered Globe. → Read More
A little more defiance of the genre would give this Otherworld Theatre show more bite. → Read More
How I ran away from my failing body and straight into the Chicago Marathon. → Read More
A gender-bending Catskills resort in 1962 takes center stage at Pride Films & Plays → Read More
Elinor Cook's drama gets a gritty and tender U.S. premiere from Interrobang Theatre Project. → Read More
Otherworld Theatre’s Stupid Shakespeare Company makes a low-budget, high-laugh debut. → Read More
Unfortunately, this Something Marvelous production takes on more than it can handle. → Read More
It envisions a queer domestic space we don't normally see onstage. → Read More
Five memoirs that made me the pansexual freak I am today → Read More
It commits the great satirical sin of punching down. → Read More
While it's clearly a labor of love, the proliferation of hooks and lack of commitment make for a underbaked confection. → Read More