Antoinette Nwandu Archives

Antoinette Nwandu’s Breach fails to live up to its potential

It also somehow manages to render African-American women’s struggle for agency incidental.

Chicago has debated Pass Over all summer, without getting to the merits of the play itself

Oh dad, poor dad, Taylor Mac’s hung you up on meds . . .

Ah, Wilderness! is a coming-of-age comedy—set on the Fourth of July no less.

Just because you disagree with her criticism doesn’t make her a bigot.

Steppenwolf’s Pass Over is unflinching on the war against young black men.

New work by Greg Kotis, Laura Jacqmin, and Antoinette Nwandu are among the highlights of this free annual showcase.