Monthly Archives: September 2016
The War of the Families Partridge and Brady
The Bardy Bunch – Mercury Theatre
The brainchild of playwright Stephen Garvey, this little cult musical parody originally debuted at New York’s 2011
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Tug of War: Civil Strife – Chicago Shakespeare Theatre
Just four months ago, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, as part of its yearlong Shakespeare 400 Celebration, produced
Read MoreA Musical Fable About Fate
Fly By Night – Theo Ubique
This sweet little seven-handed show, so perfectly suited to an intimate venue like the No Exit Cafe, is a little known
Read MoreThe Devil is in the Details
Hand to God – Victory Gardens Theatre
Perhaps the devil made him do it, but Robert Askins’ dark, irreverent, riveting comic drama is about honesty and
Read MoreWhat Makes Us Tick
Life Sucks – Lookingglass Theatre
If everything in our lives doesn’t go just as we expect or want it, the common cry is that Life Sucks. But does it really?
Read MoreA House Divided
The City of Conversation – Northlight Theatre
Henry James, the great American author, called Washington D.C. “the city of conversation” upon discovering that,
Read MoreWhere Everybody Knows Your Name
Cheers Live on Stage – Broadway in Chicago
Mention the names of Sam Malone, Diane Chambers, Carla, Norm, Cliff and the Coach and almost everyone of a
Read MoreThis Feast Made Me Nauseous
The Feast – Red Theater Chicago at the Den Theatre
I love the Red Theater and the idea it represents. Free theater, be a comrade, ask dangerous questions- all good. The idea of keeping theater free for all is a great and noble idea.
Read MoreStruggling in Stockholm
Hand in Hand – Akvavit Theatre
This unique Chicago theatre company, whose mission is to find universal voices within the Nordic world, presents a
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