Colin Douglas | Chicago Theatre Review

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Dylan Brody’s Driving Hollywood

The creator and performer of this one-man show is actor, comedian and humorist, Dylan Brody. In 90

Lady X – Hell in a Handbag

Pitch your tents on Clark and Balmoral because it’s time to enjoy some high Camp. David Cerda’s new

She Loves Me- Marriott Theatre

In one of this season’s most highly anticipated productions comes a marriage made in heaven of what

My Name is Annie King – Underscore Theatre Company

A young medical student named Lucas, who just lost his dad, opens this musical play singing a

Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike – Citadel Theatre

Christopher Durang, known for his hilarious absurdist comedies (“Beyond Therapy,” “An Actor’s

My Fair Lady – Lyric Opera

Any production of Lerner and Loewe’s classic is always a treat. It’s a textbook example of the perfect

Chicago – Drury Lane Oakbrook

For a show that’s been around for over four decades, Kander & Ebb’s Vaudevillian satire of the Windy City’s judicial

Marry Me a Little – Porchlight Theatre

Two single young adults, a man, whose world sings with music, and a woman, for whom photography

Not About Nightingales- Raven Theatre

Written by Tennessee Williams in 1938, six years before his autobiographical classic, “The Glass

Shakespeare in Love – Shakespeare Theatre

Imagine if scholars suddenly discovered that the Bard had a muse who not only inspired him to write