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Tag: Our Town
Redtwist Theatre integrates Our Town
But Thornton Wilder’s classic play taps into the greatest equalizer of them all.
Chicago’s most uncomfortable theaters can offer exceptional theatrical experiences
Close quarters, minuscule budgets, and structural limitations can work wonders when it comes to creating intimacy and forcing invention.
Little Shop of Horrors, Death of a Streetcar Named Virginia Woolf, and ten more new stage shows
A monstrous revival and a collaboration between Writers Theatre and Second City are among this week’s theater and performance best bets.
Back to school for Frederick Wiseman
In the epic At Berkeley, Frederick Wiseman turns his lens on higher education in the age of George W. Bush.
Michael Shannon, Punk Rocker
More on “I’ll Die Tomorrow” star Michael Shannon’s music, theater and film career.
Non-Equity Jeff Awards announced
Theo Ubique’s Evita and the Hypocrites’ Our Town take top honors.
New York Times lauds Cromer’s Our Town
Chicago director’s “wonderfully intimate” Our Town praised by the Times.
David Cromer’s Our Town opens off-Broadway Feb. 26
The Hypocrites’ 2008 staging of Our Town heads to New York this week, and Lookingglass’s new version of the same play opens here.