The production deals with a number of social issues without allowing them to upstage the story.
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Eclipse Theatre’s year of Inge continues with a poignant Bus Stop.
Strangers stranded in a cafe are forced to reexamine their lives.
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Natural Affection at the Athenaeum Theatre and more of the best things to do in Chicago this week
The film Beirut and more goings-on the week of 4/23-4/26.
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Natural Affection hints at cracks in America’s postwar idyll
Eclipse Theatre kicks off its season-long tribute to William Inge with one of his lesser works.
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The Gentleman Caller imagines an early romance between Tennessee Williams and William Inge
Two young playwrights teeter on the precipice of success.
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In the hands of Will Davis, Picnic becomes a fluid—and gender-fluid—ballet
American Theater Company’s tribute to playwright William Inge is all about the motion.
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New Country, Schoolhouse Rock Live!, and eight more notable new stage shows
Actor/stand-up/TV writer Mark Roberts brings a wild-and-crazy new comedy to town.