Monthly Archives: February 2017
Something Unspoken
The Columnist – American Blues Theatre
This Spring, the talent of Chicago-born playwright and screenwriter David Auburn, a Tony and
Read MoreLove, Laughter and Language in the Forest
Love’s Labor’s Lost – Chicago Shakespeare Theatre
Whisked away to the self-indulgent eighteenth century from the late sixteenth century, when it’s
Read MoreNo Joy in Life, But Wait…
Uncle Vanya – Goodman Theatre
Everyone in Anton Chekhov’s classic dramatic comedy is completely dissatisfied with how his life has
Read MoreTriple Threat Siblings
My Brother’s Keeper – Black Ensemble Theatre
Fayard and Harold, two triple threat siblings whose lives spanned the entire 20th century, were known
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The Fantasticks- Quest Theatre
Deceptively simple, yet beautiful and deeply moving, this little musical jewel holds the distinction of
Read MoreThe Face of a Brave Journalist
Unseen – Gift Theatre
When a young American photographer accepts a position to photograph the political unrest and
Read MoreMaking Matt Great Again
Straight White Men – Steppenwolf Theatre
A trio of educated, well-reared brothers gather together at the suburban home of their recently-
Read MorePrejudice Clouds Society’s Vision
Monster – Steppenwolf for Young Adults
Am I really a monster? That’s what 16-year-old Steve Harmon repeatedly asks himself. While this bright, creative
Read MoreThis Winner Takes It All
The Privilege to Pee
Urinetown – Boho Theatre
Unbelievably, it’s been sixteen years since this cleverly satirical, hysterically funny and somewhat controversial
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