Possibilities produces a live Zoom version of The Dining Room, but Melody DeRogatis has post-pandemic plans for her company.
Tag: Noah Haidle
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In End Days, post-9/11 trauma gets pixilated
Windy City Playhouse opens with End Days, a charming but slight post-9/11 play by Deborah Zoe Laufer.
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How to get the Goodman to produce your new play
Tanya Palmer, the theater’s director of new play development, talks about how she picked plays for this year’s New Stages Festival
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Reader’s Agenda Wed 9/24: Smokefall, Spray Paint, and National Bourbon Heritage Month
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Wednesday, September 24
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Best Performance by an 89-Year-Old (and One of the Better Ones by Anyone of Any Age)
Chicago’s grand old man of the stage still has a touch of Cary Grant about him.
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The year onstage: Five debuts, four imports, three revivals—and two feuds
The Building Stage said good-bye, Jamil Khoury said a lot, and other notable moments from the year in theater.
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The king of quirk comes through in Smokefall
Smokefall, Noah Haidle’s new play, goes beyond cute all the way to a vision.