A former cabbie talks to writer Reginald Edmund about Ride Share at Writers Theatre—and the real-life experiences that inspired it.
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Chicago Cab, a film for all the bleaker Christmases
An all-star cast of cameos is a balm for forced cheer.
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The holiday miracle that gave Agency Theater Collective its Hellcab cab
The onstage taxi has a dramatic backstory.
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Hellcab’s appeal remains just as mystifying now as it was in 1992
Despite the update to a female cabdriver, the script’s fundamental flaws remain unaddressed.
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Damascus attempts to tackle faith, politics, and race without a road map
Strawdog’s production of Bennett Fisher’s play feels like a torturous lecture.
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Thirteen holiday shows that will delight (or disgust or bore or just entertain) you
Hell in a Handbag’s 20th annual production of Rudolph the Red-Hosed Reindeer is among the yuletide highlights.
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Barney the Elf, Hellcab, and ten more new stage shows
The best-ever explanation for what makes reindeer fly and the 25th anniversary of a Chicago classic are among this week’s best bets.
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Fifteen holiday shows to see now
There’s a lot more out there than A Christmas Carol.
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Ten top picks for holiday cheer
Theater, parties, markets, and more to add to your holiday calendar.
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Reader’s Agenda Thu 1/9: Jay Z, Hellcab, and Punk Rock Karaoke
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Thursday, January 9
