Colin Douglas | Chicago Theatre Review

Author: Colin Douglas

Nothing of Me – Akvavit Theatre

In the Midwestern premiere of what’s being called “a post-modern ghost story,” written by Norwegian playwright

You Never Can Tell – ShawChicago

In an English seaside town, a five-shilling dentist named Valentine finishes pulling a tooth, while entertaining

Heathers: the Musical – Kokandy Productions

What’s a teenage girl to do when she’s suddenly and unexpectedly courted and given a makeover by the most popular

In a Little World of Our Own – Irish Theatre

Amidst the tense, turbulent world of Northern Ireland’s ongoing strife between Protestants and Catholics, three

Mary Poppins – NightBlue

From P.L. Travers’ imaginative series of books, to Walt Disney’s 1964 classic Oscar-winning film, to producer Cameron

New Country – Fair Trade Productions

A homecoming is being celebrated in Fair Trade Productions’ Chicago debut. Mark Roberts returns to his native

The Compass – Steppenwolf Theatre for Young Adults

Wouldn’t it be fun or maybe simply a relief to have an app on our phones that could make every decision for us? That’s

Not Now, Darling – Brightside Theatre

Set in a posh, high-end fur shop, owner Gilbert Bodley and his nervous partner in pelts, the highly hysterical Arnold

Schoolhouse Rock Live! – Apollo Theatre

As kids and parents during the 70’s can attest, televised bite-size lessons in math, science, grammar and social studies,

If/Then – Broadway in Chicago

If a person had the chance to go back in his life and relive a significant moment all over again, things would