Chicago Theatre and Concert Reviews

Chicago Theatre Review

Laughter on the 23rd Floor

In the final production of their second season this young company, whose goal is to offer audiences “works diverse in subject, style and

A Musical Tribute to the Andrews Sisters

As we celebrate the 70th anniversary of D-Day Fred Anzevino’s jewel box of a cabaret theatre, intimately tucked inside Rogers Park’s No Exit

Tyrant – Sideshow Theatre Company

In this premier of Kathleen Akerley’s stark and challenging visionary drama, stylishly co-directed by Megan A. Smith and the playwright

Caged Dames – Hell In a Handbag

It’s official. Alert the public. Camp season is officially here! In a newly revised version of his 2006 hit, David Cerda has both improved and

Ask Aunt Susan – Goodman Theatre

Once upon a time there were advice columns in most of the major newspapers. Women experiencing problems with their love lives or family

Charles Ives Take Me Home – Strawdog Theatre

Did you ever think you knew someone or something you loved well? Did you ever love someone who left too soon?

Jacob – Provisions Theatre

In the finale of Provision’s 10th season, Artistic Director Timothy Gregory displays his versatility by wearing three hats. As playwright, he’s

Vieux Carre – Raven Theatre

Of all Tennessee Williams’ plays, this may be his most autobiographical drama since “The Glass Menagerie.” Ironically, it’s probably his

Lost in Yonkers – Northlight Theatre

Neil Simon is noted for his bright comedies, resplendent with loveably kookie characters and overflowing with sharp, funny one-liners. In

Juno – Timeline Theatre

Life is seldom a bed of roses and Sean O’Casey’s 1924 play, “Juno and the Paycock,” upon which this musical is based, illustrates the full