194 stories by "Hugh Iglarsh"
Even the formidable leads of this Northlight Theatre production cannot rescue it from Martin McDonagh's bone-deep cynicism.
Theater and art in general feed on attention and die of neglect.
Intelligence minus sympathy and compassion equals arrogance in this Goodman Theatre production.
The Plagiarists mashup 1959 drag comedy "Some Like It Hot" and Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" into an original and subversive world premiere.
Northlight Theatre completes Dominique Morisseau's Detroit Trilogy with a production that exerts more force than her script offers.
This Norwegian moral drama at Strawdog Theatre Company finds two prodigals returning home from America. Getting Ibsen's play to cross the gulf of time and space to Chicago, however, proves a…
In the shadow of nuclear armament, this behind-the-scenes political comedy lacks exactly what its leads are at risk of destroying: life itself.
Lolita Chakrabarti's story of Ira Aldridge returns to Chicago sans fanfare.
This dysfunctional family drama is heavy on the dysfunction and light on just about everything else.
Based in Los Angeles and making its local debut at Victory Gardens, Tanya Saracho's behind-the-curtain entertainment industry drama doesn't travel well.
This co-production with Red Tape Theatre marks a mature and invigorating new phase for Theatre Y.
Written and directed by Claudio Valdés Kuri, "Quixote" stumbles in its attempt to connect history's most infamous knight errant with contemporary audiences.
A literal fox hunt finds deep allegorical resonances in this Midwestern premiere with echoes of "The Crucible"
Joe DiPietro and Jimmy Roberts' popular musical comedy stretches thin in its second act.
John Synge's mythic epic receives its first Chicago production in over a century.
AKA "Islamic rom-com" according to director Ann Filmer.
