'Circus Quixote' fails to take flight in uneven Lookingglass Theatre production
Where Miguel de Cervantes’ 16th century work is smart, suspenseful, playful and pointed, “Lookingglass Quixote” is over-the-top, sophomoric and largely incoherent.
Retired Highland Park High School theater arts teacher directs Citadel Theatre play about two students
Directing a play about a pair of high school students seems like a natural fit for Lincolnshire resident Scott Shallenbarger.
Review: ‘A Raisin in the Sun’ gets an extraordinary, close-to-home production at Court Theatre
Here is clear case for why Lorraine Hansberry’s story about a Black Chicago family is one of the best plays of the 20th ...
Steppenwolf triumphs again with 'Fool for Love,' a play perfectly suited for theater's acting artistry
Company veteran Caroline Neff and newcomer Nick Gehlfuss perfectly inhabit the volatile couple in Sam Shepard's twisted love ...
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Bach In The City To Debut With Music Of Bach And Gabrieli
Bach in the City, successor to the Chicago area's long-running Bach Week Festival, will present 'Bach and the Venetians,' the ...
Cinema restoration 'a lot of work' - new owner
The new owner of a Grade II listed former cinema in Sheffield has admitted that restoring the building will be "quite a lot ...