*** Review: The Pillowman at Jarvis Square Theatre Martin McDonagh’s The Pillowman is a harrowing and darkly humorous exploration of...
Theatre Reviews
*** “Kitty James and Destiny’s Trail to Oregon” is an unusually imaginative show where the two-dimensional graphics from the 1980s-era...
***** If the particular contains the universal, it makes sense that Giacomo Puccini’s La bohème would remain one of the...
**** On the way to the Copley Theatre in Aurora, driving very slowly through the big storm of March, 2025, I...
**** Richard B. Sheridan’s “The School for Scandal” was initially presented in 1777 as a comedy of manners and a...
**** As a young man, getting involved with theater, I remember having a teacher tell me that Shakespeare's works are...
**** Those of you who have been reading my reviews for over 20 years, know of my love affair with...
***** Chicago Children's Theatre is indeed a treasure for our city. Each time I visit their facility at 100 S....
Teatro La Plaza’s Hamlet, in partnership with the Chicago Latino Theatre Alliance, delivers a powerful and deeply moving adaptation of...
*** “The Lifespan of a Fact”, directed by Elizabeth Mazur Levin, has to do with how writers bring text to...
