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Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton inspire the new Steppenwolf play 'Duchess! Duchess! Duchess!' by Chris Jones

Talking to the young playwright Vivian J.O. Barnes, who has written a play inspired by the British royal family, now being virtually staged for Steppenwolf subscribers.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 11:16am on February 24, 2021

Second City purchase by private equity firm is finalized by Doug George

The New York-based private equity firm ZMC buys the famed Chicago comedy theater for an undisclosed price.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 12:29pm on February 18, 2021

Column: On Second City, private equity and the sad lack of a Chicago comedy savior by Chris Jones

A private equity firm is swooping into Chicago and buying Second City, the legendary comedy theater now at a low point. How did we allow this to happen?

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 8:00am on February 18, 2021

Zanies and Laugh Factory will reopen city comedy clubs by Doug George

The Zanies on Wells Street will reopen this weekend with Rocky Laporte. Laugh Factory on Broadway reopens in early March.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:45pm on February 17, 2021

At Court's 'Theatre for One: Here We Are,' audiences are all alone with an actor by Chris Jones

It's just you on a video call with a Court Theatre cast member for a 10-minute monologue. And the actor can see you, too.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 1:35pm on February 17, 2021

Second City nears sale to a private equity company ZMC, also owner of 'Grand Theft Auto' by Chris Jones

Chicago's famed comedy theater Second City is close to a deal that would see it sold to Strauss Zelnick's ZMC.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 12:28pm on February 16, 2021

Still have a Chicago Theatre Week? Why not? by Doug George

Chicago Theatre Week, the annual push to get Chicagoans in theater seats, will be Feb. 25 to March 7.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:48pm on February 11, 2021

Column: New York just announced a pop-up arts fest with Chris Rock, Amy Schumer and other celebs: 5 things Chicago could learn by Chris Jones

"NY PopsUp," a spring series of events with the backing of Gov. Andrew Cuomo, shows New York's willingness to take small steps to return to live arts. A teachable moment for us.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 8:00am on February 11, 2021

Column: When should massive musical festivals like Lolla return? The answer is in how much we value live art by Chris Jones

When should massive festivals like Glastonbury, or Chicago's Lollapalooza, return? How about big weddings? We need to keep in mind there are different ways of looking at those questions.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 8:07am on February 10, 2021

Sideshow Theatre announces virtual season of readings by Chris Jones

Sideshow Theatre has announced a 2021 season of virtual readings, its first slate under new artistic director Regina Victor.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:00pm on February 9, 2021

Steppenwolf cancels planned L.A. filming, creates audio play from 'I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter' by Chris Jones

Steppenwolf Theatre will bring back "I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter" as an audio adaptation, based on the book by Erika L. Sánchez and once again starring Karen Rodriguez.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:00am on February 9, 2021

Charlene Gehm, protean dancer with the Joffrey Ballet, dies at 69 by Anna Kisselgoff

Charlene Gehm, a dancer who thrilled audiences and critics alike with her excellence in an unusually wide range of roles with the Joffrey Ballet and other troupes, died Jan. 10 at her home i…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:20pm on February 8, 2021

'Missed Connections' at Red Orchid is proof that magicians are skilled connectors, rocking the lockdown by Chris Jones

The new livestreaming magic show via A Red Orchid Theatre is very persuasive, and even therapeutic in these isolating pandemic times.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:04pm on February 7, 2021

Zanies reopens Feb. 12 in Rosement, plus streams a Valentine's Day show by Doug George

Zanies Comedy Club has Valentine's Day plans, with the location in Rosemont reopening for live standup comedy.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 4:59pm on February 5, 2021

Tyla Abercrumbie will write a play for Raven Theatre to launch $25,000 new-play initiative by Doug George

Known for her Chicago stage work and her role on television's "The Chi," the actor, director and writer's new play will be on stage at Raven after live theater returns.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:52pm on February 5, 2021

Hubbard Street Dance hires former company member as new artistic director by Chris Jones

Linda-Denise Fisher-Harrell first danced at HSDC at the invitation of Lou Conte, then spent more than a decade as a principal dancer with Alvin Ailey in New York.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 1:00pm on February 4, 2021

Whoopi Goldberg, Gilda Radner, John Leguizamo and many more: They all owe a solo debt to Hal Holbrook by Chris Jones

At one time, theater producers thought no one would be interested in solo shows. Hal Holbrook as Mark Twain changed that. Everyone from Gilda Radner to the upcoming "Fillet of Solo" at Lifel…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 8:00am on February 4, 2021

Column: Why the British hero Captain Tom Moore mattered so much, dead now from pneumonia and coronavirus by Chris Jones

Captain Tom, the 100-year-old veteran, is best known for his fundraising walks around his garden. But he came to symbolize so much in the COVID-19 moment.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 4:27pm on February 2, 2021

Column: A critic's 'Snowmaggedon' memoir: Was 'Burn the Floor' worth risking my life? by Chris Jones

A theater critic, trying to live up to his colleagues, reviews a show in a blizzard only to end up in a dangerous snowdrift. A memory of a fateful night at "Burn the Floor."

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:16pm on January 31, 2021

'Missed Connections' show with magic is coming to A Red Orchid Theatre, thanks to a chance connection by Doug George

Magician Jon Tai's show will be streamed via Zoom from his Pittsburgh living room, with audience members invited to become part of the mystery.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:37am on January 31, 2021

Column: Late in life, do you want to surround yourself with oldsters? Florida-set documentary 'Some Kind of Heaven' exposes the pitfalls by Chris Jones

Second City founder Bernie Sahlins had some wisdom about staying young " it was on my mind as I watched a new documentary set at the Florida retirement community The Villages.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 8:00am on January 29, 2021

Review: In Steppenwolf Theatre's 'Red Folder,' Carrie Coon battles with school supplies by Chris Jones

In Rajiv Joseph's animated new short play, a first grader voiced by Carrie Coon must face down his fear.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 1:24pm on January 28, 2021

How are small Chicago arts groups doing? New survey suggests Zoom is here to stay by Chris Jones

Fundraising works better online, and Zoom performances can reach bigger audiences from all over the country, according to a new survey of Chicago arts groups by Gaylord & Dorothy Donnell…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:35pm on January 26, 2021

'Hamlet,' 'King Lear' highlights, as Royal Shakespeare Company finds streaming home on BroadwayHD by Naman Ramachandran

Nine RSC titles will debut on BroadwayHD in January, with 20 more productions set to arrive in February and March.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 9:35am on January 25, 2021

Sideshow Theatre Company adds new collaborators by Chris Jones

Sideshow Theatre Company adds new collaborators

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:27pm on January 22, 2021
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