Attending opening night of Porchlight Music Theatre’s season opener, Rent, was a peculiar proposition for me from the moment I…
Home is where the heart is, the proverb says—and home is the heart of the story in Routes, a British…
Oak Forest native to the “political left of Gandhi,” essayist and award-winning author George Saunders returned to Chicagoland to talk about writing with Wait…
Director Henry Godinez sets up his Havana-set Measure for Measure with a colorful nightclub scene, including singers and chorus girls,…
I was looking forward to Man of the People by Stage Left Theatre. Patent medicine and unbelievable ads in the…
It is ironic how the stripping of women’s rights, banned books, and other atrocities live larger than life in Florida.…
There’s nothing more satisfying than a sharply directed and well-acted production of a Sam Shepard play. Shepard’s America is middle…
I was not expecting to laugh as much as I did while experiencing Man and Moon , produced by Dragonfly…
Swing State is playwright Rebecca Gilman’s latest effort in asking us to understand the lives of 20 percent of the…
Playwright Siena Marilyn Ledger and director Hayley Procacci have produced a new play, Man and Moon, which premieres at Madison Street Theater in Oak…
An entertaining evening is virtually guaranteed whenever Patrick Dupre Quigley visits Chicago to conduct the Music of the Baroque orchestra.…
On July 27, 1919, 17-year-old Eugene Williams went swimming near Chicago’s 29th Street beach. The raft he and his other Black…
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