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Michael Lew Turns "Winter of Our Discontent" to Comedy by Barry David Horwitz It all starts in high school, where it's so easy to shove aside the weak and the geek. At Theatre Wit in Chicago…
During their run in the Roundabout Theatre Company's revival of The Importance of Being Earnest, the two performers created a video series melding Snooki and Oscar Wilde.
The prolific author of "Love! Valour! Compassion!" won four Tonys, for both plays and musicals.
In the wake of COVID-19, Theater Wit brings the local premiere of Mike Lew's play directly to their audience.
Theater Wit's production of Mike Lew's play, which is running online through April 19th, has changed the way we view this teenage comedy turned melodrama based on Shakespeare's "Richard III"…
The Greek philosopher Plato, summarized what is to be in love as "a serious mental illness." Both a "rapture" yet also "pure madness." Love is the Pandora's box of human existence and both h…
There is out there, and then there is Will Eno. An interviewer once asked him one of those personality-in-a-nutshell questions. If you could pick any superpower for yourself, he asked the pl…
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Theater Wit To Stream Performances of TEENAGE DICK
"All the world's a stage" takes on new meaning with Chicago's Theater Wit's announcement today [...]
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Jonathan Harvey has extraordinary skill in writing sensitive, witty dialogue. Our Lady of Blundellsands is an outstanding example of his ability to
Epstein theatre, LiverpoolTouring for the first time in seven years, it's clear that the standup veteran hasn't lost any of his sharp humour
'As Emperor Hirohito said after the Hiroshima bom…
Can a play about cancer be uplifting? That's the question posed by Margaret Edson in her Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Wit, currently showing at the Elite Theatre Company in Oxnard. The play …
It doesn't matter if you've never seen Ben Elton's TV comedy series Upstart Crow (I hadn't) as the stage play is a stand-alone piece
On the surface Albion may be a play about a woman restoring a garden, but once you dig beneath the topsoil this play is about a complicated, nostalgic and divided society, struggling to reas…
Suzanne Vega sings with effortless cool in this adaptation at the Pershing Square Signature Center, New York
The term "op traken" is Norwegian, and describes the act of a skier swiftly jumping and tucking their legs beneath them in
Jane Alexander and James Cromwell are a match made in theatrical heaven at the Helen Hayes Theater
LONELY HUBRIS "I want it all." "The sky's [not] the limit." "You only live once." "You can't take it with you.": We're fascinated by all the pride that precedes a fall. We can conditionally …
ROCKING THE BOAT When we enter the theater, we see two women in a small fishing boat. It's surrounded by huge buckets depicting the shallows of an inlet in the Alabama delta. Overhead nettin…
Many theaters spend the holiday season rotating through A Christmas Carol, It's a...
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Improvisational theater is comprised of different aspects of live performance genres, like stand-up comedy or fully scripted plays. But what defines improv, is how the actors use comments fr…
If you attend Studio Theatre's current production of the brilliantly acerbic White Pearl and feel in the first ten minutes that you're not sure you know what's happening, don't worry. Playwr…
PICKED, PECKED, AND PACKED Some solo shows can be valued simply for their superb simulations of someone else's story. Others succeed because we pay extra special attention when the chronicle…
It's either a relief, cause for concern, or maybe a little bit of both " but when you get to Freestyle Love Supreme, the unique and delightful show blending hip-hop and improv, you'll have t…
By Eva Phillips The tides of change are cruel in the sleepy town of Mullingar. Anthony and Rosemary neighbors nestled in the bucolic Irish farmlands, have worked tirelessly to keep their far…
Simon Woods' debut play Hansard, about the parliamentary ruling class is timely, and amusingly preceptive, but ultimately unsatisfying.