What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Sunday, February 2
Tag: Collaboraction
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Chicago Commercial Collective hits the road
Chicago Commercial Collective is booking Midwest college tours for five off-Loop theater productions.
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Reader’s Agenda Fri 8/16: Raks Geek, After Dark, and Black Sabbath
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Friday, August 16
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The theater festival of the century at Flat Iron Arts Building
Collaboraction Theatre Company celebrates the 100th birthday of the Flat Iron Arts Building.
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Collaboraction’s Sketchbook could use a little curation
A program of shorts is the standout at Collaboraction’s bloated 13th annual Sketchbook fest.
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Arsonists, altruists, and assassins: new performing arts reviews
Fresh opinions from Reader critics
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Good People and bad dads: new performing arts reviews
From “pointless” to “devastatingly beautiful”
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Clowns and crazies: new Reader performing arts reviews
Reader performing arts critics look at the latest shows
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Sketchbook: not doodling anymore
Evaluating Collaboraction’s 12th Sketchbook fest, “Reincarnate”
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The latest Reader performing arts reviews
Fresh performing arts reviews from Reader critics
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Style-related happenings
Lots of trunk shows, the arts and fashion get all mashed together, and more.
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Nineteen Plays About X
What unites the entries in Sketchbook X isn’t the theme, it’s the party.
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N.Y. Times finally takes note of “money-back guarantee” theater discussion
“Are customers always right–even if they want their money back after seeing a play?” That’s the question posed by New York Times writer (and former Reader critic) Erik Piepenburg in an article (http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/01/theater/01refund.html?_r=1) about the debate over a “money-back guarantee” for tickets to Migdalia Cruz’s El Grito del Bronx, which ran July 15-August 9 at […]
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El Grito Can’t Quite Imbue Its Bloody Violence With Meaning
The Collaboraction/Teatro Vista coproduction of Migdalia Cruz’s El Grito del Bronx, directed by Anthony Moseley and performed at the Goodman Theatre.
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Money-back guarantees for theater?
Driehaus Foundation initiative suggests other possibilities.