3,989 stories from Newcity Stage
The Wisconsin here is the Dairy State, not fighting, but ruminating. What swings aren't the politics but the states of mind.
Although separated by two centuries, the great minds of the artist Frida Kahlo and scholar and poet Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz get a chance to meet.
A charming musical that follows the interpersonal relationships of the staff of a 1930s European parfumerie from summer to winter.
This play is super-duper-ultra queer. And I'm here for it.
Carrie Hanson, along with company members Damon Green, Dee Alba and Sarah Gonsiorowski developed dances inspired by the creative practices of sculptor Edra Soto, sound artist Sadie Woods, pa…
These fables do manage to teach some important morals.
Eve L. Ewing's 2019 collection of poems deep dives into the archives of the 1919 Chicago Race Riots"the most noted moment of the country's Red Summer.
This reimagining of Noël Coward's classic comedy of manners will have you rooting for scoundrels and cheering on charlatans.
A best-selling 1996 Nicholas Sparks novel and a popular 2004 film with a cult following, "The Notebook" has finally been unveiled as a long-anticipated Broadway-bound musical.
The thought popped into my head that if there was a heaven, it could not be better than this.
"Alma" sensitively weaves together the personal and political in this tale of an immigrant single mother originally from Mexico and her rebellious U.S.-born teenage daughter.
"Elevate Chicago Dance" reboots October 13-15, spreading again across the city, with work by thirty artists presented in six venues.
Four world premieres and "Rent" " now that's a good month in theater.
"Wicked" is above all, an experience, and most that have it want to repeat it.
This season brings out bold new work by some of the city's most creative
October brings out the big guns: Joffrey, Hubbard Street and Elevate, plus major shows at Harris and the Auditorium
What better way to explore the poisonous effects of repression than by making the respectable Jekyll female, with a malignant male Hyde acting out Jekyll's hidden desires?
Brett Neveu debuts his "unofficial sequel" to the Welles film, "The Magnificent Ambersons."
This psychological thriller lends itself wholeheartedly to the macabre.
The real magic of this show are the songs by composer Stephen Flaherty and lyricist Lynn Ahrens. Terrence McNally (book), Flaherty and Ahrens are the same triptych that gave us "Ragtime," an…
Lynn Nottage sets "Clyde's," her ninety-minute, laugh-out-loud funny, poignant play, in a grimy truck stop diner somewhere near Reading, Pennsylvania.
Fiddler's universal power emerges from how the show portrays the details that are particular to the lives of the characters.
An iconic Agatha Christie story headlined by Belgian detective Hercule Poirot, a beloved character for fans of both Christie and the whodunit genre.
