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Butler – Northlight Theatre

Benjamin Franklin Butler, the little-remembered American lawyer, politician and soldier, suddenly became a major

West Side Story – Paramount Arts

Back in the 1950’s when newspapers were just beginning to cover tragic stories of teenage gangs and turf wars, a new

The Bachelors – Cole Theatre

Caroline V. McGraw has created a world that may, at first, appear vaguely familiar to some of her audience. Three post-

Rent – Theo Ubique

With more than 50 shows and 40 Jeff Awards to their credit, Theo Ubique’s highly respected professional theatre

The Matchmaker – Goodman Theatre

“Isn’t the world full of wonderful things?” asks Cornelius Hackl, the 33-year-old chief clerk who’s suddenly broke

Mary-Kate Olsen is in Love – The Comrades

Slumped on the sofa, tightly wrapped in a blanket, Grace realizes that her life hasn’t exactly turned out the way she’d

The New Sincerity – Theatre Wit

Inside the stylish Manhattan loft apartment (beautifully detailed and designed by Adam Veness) that also doubles as a

Blood Wedding – Lookingglass Theatre

Part of what’s often termed his Rural Trilogy, together with “Yerma” and “The House of Bernarda Alba,” Garcia Lorca’s

D.O.A. – Strawdog Theatre

The air is thick with haze. The light is piercing and direct, creating dramatic shadows that reflect the sultry mood of the

Cinderella: After the Ball – Marriott Theatre for Young Audiences

Once upon a time Cinderella slipped into a pair of fancy glass slippers, went to a ball at the palace and met her Prince