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"Paradise Square" opens in Chicago

The new musical "Paradise Square" opens in Chicago in the Nederlander Theatre.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 11:58pm on November 17, 2021

Review: 'Diana, the Musical' on Broadway is tabloid trash but alive, nonetheless by Chris Jones

"Diana, the Musical" offers no meaningful insights (nor even ones lacking in meaning) into a woman who really should be allowed to rest in much-deserved peace. Dramaturgically speaking, this…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 11:27pm on November 17, 2021

Hubbard Street's 'RE/TURN' to live dance has something old, something new and Barton's tour de force 'Busk' by Lauren Warnecke

Jermaine Maurice Spivey makes his Hubbard Street and Chicago debut with a world premiere, alongside "Jardí Tancat" by Spanish choreographer Nacho Duato, and the Hubbard Street premiere of…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:00pm on November 17, 2021

'Love Actually?' and 'Friends!' are part of a new slate of shows at the Apollo Theater by Doug George

The Apollo Theater Chicago on Lincoln Avenue is lit again with live shows, now with the comedy musical "Love Actually?" and continuing in the spring, including with a show titled "Friends! T…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 11:00am on November 17, 2021

Hubbard Street Dance's 'RE/TURN'

Hubbard Street Dance's 44th season opener, a trio of works collectively called "RE/TURN", that runs three performances only at the Harris Theater this weekend. Hubbard Street is the last of…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:02pm on November 16, 2021

Review: 'Hundred Days' by Kokandy Productions is a moving story about grief, death and love, told through a concert-like play by Jerald Pierce

"Hundred Days" allows love to shine through the darkness of grief. The story plays out over the course of essentially an hour-and-a-half concert featuring a mix of folk and punk music.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 12:37pm on November 16, 2021

Holiday entertainment for 2021: Our Top 40 has all the shows and concerts, from 'Nutcracker' to Lil Nas X by Lauren Warnecke

Happy holidays! Live shows and events are back this year, and if you've missed celebrating " be it Scrooge or caroling at the Bean " we have a holiday list.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 8:00am on November 16, 2021

Review: With the funny, heartfelt 'Sister Act,' Mercury Theater comes blasting back by Chris Jones

The hilarious new production at the Mercury Theater, the work of a first-time director named Reneisha Jenkins, offers a reminder of this musical's other endearing quality: A big, sloppy hear…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:21pm on November 12, 2021

First Folio Theatre announces it will shut down in 2024 by Chris Jones

First Folio Theatre, a longstanding suburban theater company in Oak Brook, is to cease operations at the end of the 2024 season when executive director David Rice retires.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 12:00pm on November 9, 2021

Review: 'Pump Boys & Dinettes' is Porchlight Music Theatre's warm welcome return for its audiences. Pie, anyone? by Jerald Pierce

When the cast bursts onto the stage with a blast of warm energy against the quickly cooling Chicago weather, it's clear that there are few better ways to spend 90 minutes than with gas stati…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 11:36am on November 7, 2021

Review: In 'Remember This' at Chicago Shakes, David Strathairn tells a devastating story of the man who warned the Allies of the Holocaust by Chris Jones

This solo theatrical work is about Polish diplomat Jan Karski, who met with Western leaders in 1943. It's a hard piece to watch.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 11:35am on November 5, 2021

Review: At Lyric Opera of Chicago, 'Magic Flute' is a chilly Berlin import, with digital animation than can upstage the singers by Chris Jones

Human connection in live theater? Be warned, Barrie Kosky and Suzanne Andrade's staging of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" mostly likely will not fully fulfill that expectation.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:10pm on November 4, 2021

Review: 'The Last Pair of Earlies' at Raven Theatre is set in Chicago and the South, exploring a marriage heading in different directions by Jerald Pierce

The play follows two tracks: One, with a young Wayland wanting to move away from the racism he's facing in Mississippi and to Chicago. In the other, Della Rose sits dreaming of a chance for …

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 1:00pm on November 2, 2021

Steppenwolf Theatre's new $54 million campus

The Steppenwolf Theatre Company's new $54 million Liz and Eric Lefkofsky Arts and Education Center in Lincoln Park.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 9:25am on November 2, 2021

Steppenwolf Theatre unveils its new, $54 million campus, and a plan to run the theater in an entirely new way by Chris Jones

On Tuesday morning, Chicago's illustrious Steppenwolf will dedicate its new campus, a $54 million bet on the Lincoln Park theater's post-pandemic future.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 8:00am on November 2, 2021

Review: Second City e.t.c. Stage has the talent and now just needs the material by Chris Jones

"Y'all can choose an ending for this next sketch," came the word from the stage, at the late show of the Second City e.t.c. Stage. "Do you want heartfelt or funny?"

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:05pm on October 31, 2021

Take a walk on the Bloomingdale Trail this Halloween and Day of the Dead to hear some ghost stories from Chicago residents who lived them by Darcel Rockett

Walk and listen to "Ghosts of Bloomingdale Trail" at your own pace, using QR codes along the way to hear ghost stories by Chicagoans.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:55am on October 29, 2021

Review: 'What the Constitution Means to Me' is back in Chicago, a welcome but brief return by Chris Jones

Heidi Schreck's moving piece of political theater, popular on Broadway, explores the strengths and weaknesses of a document that has shaped the United States.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:38pm on October 28, 2021

Review: In 'Caroline, or Change' on Broadway, a Louisiana maid confronts both the times and her life by Chris Jones

"Caroline, or Change" returned to the stage in a very different world than when the show played in 2004.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 12:30pm on October 28, 2021

In Chicago, the musical 'Paradise Square' nears its big pre-Broadway opening in a changed world by Chris Jones

Chicago's first big Broadway tryout show in a long time opens soon at the Nederlander Theatre. It's also a big return for Garth Drabinsky, a producer of the old school.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 8:00am on October 28, 2021

Almost half of Chicago's small performing arts organizations have yet to return to in-person performances, according to Donnelley Foundation survey by Darcel Rockett

The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation surveyed its performing arts grantees and 27% are unable to welcome audiences in-person, and 16% remain uncertain about returning to the stage th…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 7:30am on October 27, 2021

Review: E. Faye Butler shows us a fuller side of 'Fannie' indoors at the Goodman Theatre by Chris Jones

After two extraordinary fresh-air performances in both Chicago and Washington, D.C., the remarkable E. Faye Butler finally gets to take Fannie Lou Hamer indoors.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 1:35pm on October 26, 2021

Melissa Gilbert joins 'When Harry Met Rehab' cast; Frank Ferrante reprises Groucho by Chris Jones

The new commercial production of "When Harry Met Rehab" by Spike Manton and Harry Teinowitz has added another familiar name to its cast.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 1:59pm on October 25, 2021

For Afrofuturist Weekend at Elastic Arts, musicians, performers and other artists all ask, what's next? by Britt Julious

What does an Afrofuturist world look like? That is the question at the heart of Elastic Arts' annual Afrofuturist Weekend, which brings together artists of many stripes.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 8:00am on October 22, 2021

Former Redmoon Theater leader Jim Lasko has a new project: Guild Row, a coworking campus in Avondale with artful aspirations by Rick Kogan

The campus contains a teaching kitchen and a wood shop, a live fire cooking station, a member's lounge with a cafe and bar, co-working spaces, a small library and event spaces.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 8:00am on October 21, 2021
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