Colin Douglas | Chicago Theatre Review

Author: Colin Douglas

Barbecue – Steppenwolf Theatre

Robert O’Hara’s talent for writing outrageous comedy is a gift. He doesn’t tiptoe around the funny;

The Audience – Timeline Theatre

One of Chicago’s most richly talented and critically acclaimed actresses is Janet Ulrich Brooks. For

The Veil – Idle Muse Theatre Company

A well-written, goose bump-inducing ghost story is a revered art form that promises audiences a thoroughly enjoyable evening of chilling

Gypsy – Music Theatre Works

Ever since Arthur Laurents, Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim teamed up back in 1959 to create

The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity – Red Theatre Chicago

Eight years ago, Victory Gardens introduced this comic drama by Kristoffer Diaz to Chicago

Trevor, the Musical – Writers Theatre

A new musical, which may even be Broadway bound, has opened in Glencoe. It’s significant for

Machinal – Greenhouse Theatre

Trapped in the machine of contemporary American life, a Young Woman finds her life to be a living

Shockheaded Peter – Black Button Eyes Production

In 1997 a bizarre, original 65-minute musical entertainment first found its light in Jolly old England.

Hair – Mercury Theatre

Wow! Has it been 50 years since that first summer of love? Well, once again the moon’s in the seventh

Last Dancer Standing (More Than Hip Hop) – Black Ensemble

Ten of the finest, most talented, accomplished dancers in the nation are competing on a televised