Remy Bumppo revisits Caryl Churchill’s 1982 play with a stellar ensemble.
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In dark days, you have to treasure Every Brilliant Thing
Windy City Playhouse’s production is a poignant showcase for Rebecca Spence.
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time bloats up on its journey to the stage
But patient audiences will find something to like in Steppenwolf for Young Adults’s new production.
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Stephen Cone’s Princess Cyd is a masterful study of friendship, sex, and psychology
The latest feature by the Chicago-based writer-director explores the budding relationship between a solitary novelist and her outgoing niece.
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Boys will be boys in a play for girls
God vs. science gives rise to a High Plains hell in Rivendell’s How the World Began.
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Lookingglass’s In the Garden is more diorama than drama
Lookingglass Theatre’s In the Garden has impressive acting and a terrific staging and that’s it.
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Present imperfect
Frank V. Ross plays with time in Tiger Tail in Blue, his somber meditation on a marriage.