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Parson has delivered another knockout. Brave the box office wait time for tickets.
This is truly an exceptional production that is often greater than its already pretty darn good parts.
A classy production that shines a new light on a woman who with poise and intelligence strove to maintain the trust of the British people.
A triumph all around that is not to be missed.
How are powerful women celebrated? Who defines what that power should look like? These are just a couple of the many questions Mythili Prakash explores in her evening-length dance "She's Aus…
"Henry V" is like one of those M.C. Escher prints where sometimes you see fish and sometimes ducks"it plays with your perception.
"Royko: The Toughest Man in Chicago" is mainly, and justifiably, about the public issues confronted and battles fought by a very brave and public writer on an almost daily basis over four de…
Freud has been the general director of Lyric Opera since 2011"the titles of president and CEO were added in 2015"the first person recruited from outside of the company to run it in its seven…
The play about real-life creators is a reminder of what made Marvel great in the first place: the relatability of its heroes.
Touted as the largest free performing arts festival in the Midwest, "Chicago Live!" is back, taking over Navy Pier September 21 and 22 with performances by over 110 artists and organizations.
Avant-garde tinged, international and Fosse, all in one season.
"The Normal Heart" is an important addition to the collective consciousness regarding the historic event of the AIDS crisis and a strong start for the next evolution of Redtwist Theatre.
Yando, who played Scrooge in The Goodman Theatre's "The Christmas Carol" for sixteen years and is known for playing complicated, dark characters, will take on the prickly Severus Snape in th…
We're finally getting to see a couple productions postponed during the pandemic, plus an ever-expanding Destinos festival.
From the first roll of a snare drum to the Liberty Bell sounding the final signature on the Declaration, the Marriott Theatre absolutely nails "1776."
Lights, curtains and a seated audience are the trappings of the trade, but Para.Maris putting up its first ever evening-length show in a traditional venue. It's an unusual path for this top-…
Collaboraction began in the late nineties as a tiny, itinerant, non-Equity theater company, performing low-budget productions of contemporary American plays. Over the years the company has g…
Lyric Opera's free pre-season preview concert in Millennium Park has gone from a September extravaganza to a more modest August concert called "Sunday in the Park with Lyric."Â
The big guns of theater and opera are all out this September.
Festivals, puppets and Brendan Fernandes, bigger than ever.
This is what theater needs to be in our time: a mirror not just to nature but also to the media landscape that surrounds us. Invictus has crafted a memorable production of an important and i…
The performances are real, and the play doesn't feel like a gimmick but a true portrayal of how life works. It's like cubism in story form"the variations are altogether at once.
"The Virgin Queen Entertains Her Fool" is a bawdy, witty, fast-paced tragicomedy, brilliantly acted and expertly plotted.
There's no time wrong for "King Lear," and if you haven't seen a live performance, American Players Theatre's production is a great place to start.
Chicagoans will get a sampling of what makes Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project so unique this Saturday, when all ten companies in the current cohort present a small sampling of their work a…
