Review: Goodman Begins Live Series With Thrilling Drama The Sound Inside
Bella likes her solitude. It’s a familiar feeling for some of us, as the pandemic revealed true differences between introverts…
Bella likes her solitude. It’s a familiar feeling for some of us, as the pandemic revealed true differences between introverts…
Way back when, when I was, I guess, a “cub” writer, I was unofficially assigned the “nerd beat.” This was…
Chicago Shakespeare Theater presents two 100-minute productions on its Chicago ShakesSTREAM platform through May 16: Twelfth Night and Measure for…
Matei Vişniec’s plays are a bit bewildering and disorienting. They‘re theater of the absurd with a twist. But Trap Door…
Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter are private entities even though we may think of them as similar to…
Violet is pregnant with twin boys, due to arrive soon. She talks and sings to them constantly, introducing them to…
Modern art, death and trippy art talk, as only Tom Stoppard can write it. That’s the best reason to listen…
Another Day’s Begun: Thornton Wilder’s Our Town in the 21st Century By Howard Sherman Metheun Drama, Bloomsbury Publishing Plc Like…
Strawdog Theatre’s final entry in their season of resilience celebrates Chicagoans and how they are blundering through and surviving a…
Many Americans seem to have a British-Royals obsession that has never made sense to me. Steppenwolf Theatre’s newest online production…
It begins with the familiar refrain, arguably the three most famous words in American literature. “Call me Ishmael.” But the voice…
The Catastrophist, by Lauren M. Gunderson, succeeds as a story that informs us about science and tears at our hearts…
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