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Tag: storefront theater
It Is Magic takes a sympathetic look at the world of storefront theater
How and why do you go on making art in the face of indifference?
In Red Rex, Ike Holter’s Chicago Cycle gets meta
A play about a storefront theater playing in a storefront theater
Calamity West’s new play, In the Canyon, chronicles the slow erosion of abortion rights
Once again, her work makes the Jackalope Theatre Company feel like the center of something extraordinary.
On the cover: An investigation into abuse at Chicago’s acclaimed Profiles Theatre
Profiles Theatre actors and crew members break their 20-year silence.
Mickle Maher’s Song About Himself is (almost) his best play yet
The Theater Oobleck cofounder mesmerizes with a dystopian world where the Web is all.
Best Opera Company Doing Puccini in a Church
Their 2013 schedule included a winter production of Madame Butterfly set in Kenya.
Reader’s Agenda Thu 1/31: Theater Oobleck, Soup and Bread, and Hot Water Music
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Thursday, January 31, 2013.
Couplets on Coupling
In There Is a Happiness That Morning Is, Mickle Maher looks at academics in ecstasy and despair.
Cabaret Professionals launches downtown series
Chicago Cabaret Professionals kicks off Broadway on Randolph, continues Musical Mondays.