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Review: The Marvelous Marvelettes (Black Ensemble Theater)

[...] , there’s no getting around the sadness steeped throughout this story. (read Catey Sullivan's entire review....) [...]

Review: The Wild Party (Bailiwick Chicago)

[...] -paced, energetic performances that grows darker as the night continues. (read Oliver Sava's entire review...) [...]

Review: Whatever We Want (Vivarium Theatre)

[...] of the moorings of past platitudes, it would be more than just *whatever*. (read Clint May's entire review...) [...]

Review: Both Your Houses (Remy Bumppo Theatre)

[...] has all drama of an 8th grade primer on How a Bill Becomes a Law. (read Catey Sullivan's entire review) [...]

Review: The Coming World (The Blind Owl)

[...] hands of experienced director Azar Kazemi, the flaws in The Coming World appear intrinsic. (read Clint May's entire review....) [...]

Review: All My Sons (Raven Theatre)

[...] , Arthur Miller's searing indictment of American hypocrisy is what shines through. (read Clint May's entire review and watch production video...) [...]

Review: Porgy and Bess (Lyric Opera of Chicago, 2014)

[...] genius of the Gershwin’s, but the humanity evoked by this production. Highly Recommended! (read Clint May's entire review....) [...]

Review: A Bright Room Called Day (Spartan Theatre)

[...] against its dangers - we must overcome inertia to act in deference to our conscience. (read Clint May's entire review...) [...]

Review: The Year of Magical Thinking (American Players Theatre)

[...] down to, not even when the speaker is coming from a place of undeniable authority. (read Catey Sullivan's entire review....) [...]

Review: Apes of Wrath (Second City e.t.c.)

[...] of things. And while that thought might be a downer, you’ll exit e.t.c. laughing. (read Catey Sullivan's entire review...) [...]

Review: Hank Williams, Lost Highway (American Blues Theater, 2014)

[...] gorgeously unpolished, true country sound that made Hank Williams an icon of the genre. (read Catey Sullivan's entire review....) [...]

Review: The Importance of Being Earnest (American Players Theatre)

[...] with awe at the singular, subversive genius of Oscar Wilde. Highly Recommended. (read Catey Sullivan's entire review....) [...]

Review: Fiddler on the Roof (Light Opera Works)

[...] characters just as effectively, and you have every reason to experience this timely show. (read John Olson's entire review...) [...]

Review: Clemente – The Legend of 21 (NightBlue Performing Arts and ArtoCarpus)

[...] , keeping us from getting fully engaged in the life and era of this fascinating man. (read John Olson's entire review...) [...]

Review: Some Men (Pride Films and Plays)

[...] slight, look at at gay life from the 1920s to present, and how we get where we are today. (read John Olson's entire review....) [...]

Review: My Name Is Asher Lev (TimeLine Theatre)

[...] well-intentioned, admirable and thoughtful piece – just not an especially theatrical one. (read John Olson's entire review....) [...]

Review: Romeo and Juliet (Muse of Fire Theatre)

[...] outdoor staging, running through early September, free of charge, and not to be missed. (read Lauren Whalen's entire review....) [...]

Review: Ecstasy (Cole Theatre)

[...] and ability to bring forth domestic issues in a bittersweet, touching manner. (read Lauren Whalen's entire review....) [...]

Review: Methtacular! (About Face Theatre)

[...] deftly paints a picture of a harrowing three-year affair with a deadly substance. (read Lauren Whalen's entire review....) [...]

Review: Season on the Line (The House Theatre)

[...] production values that have made the House one of Chicago’s most innovative ensembles. (read Lauren Whalen's entire review....) [...]

Review – 10-4: The Truck Stop Plays (Chemically Imbalanced Comedy)

[...] accurately reflect life in small towns. The result is a quick and fun night of theatre. (read Keith Glab's entire review...) [...]

Review: The Boxer (Pursuit Productions)

[...] production that’s truly unique and enjoyable; see it before the boxing bell rings! (read Keith Glab's entire review....) [...]

Review: Endgame (The Right Brain Project)

[...] of Beckett’s masterpiece. Their efforts are so praiseworthy that I hesitate to end… (read Keith Glab's entire review...) [...]

Review: Richard III (The Empty Theatre)

[...] character carries the piece along, the production as a whole lacks any unified theme. (read Keith Glab's entire review and watch production video trailer...) [...]

Review: One Day When We Are All Robots (Chicago Slam Works)

[...] ’s taut dance-poems and sketches testify to a terrible cryonic/bionic/android future. (read Lawrence Bommer's entire review....) [...]

Review: On the Town (Marriott Theatre)

[...] moment on this arena stage is a tiny treasure. Call it the miracle in Lincolnshire. (read Lawrence Bommer's entire review....) [...]

Review: Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra – UNDONE (Skyline Stageworks)

[...] , whether they deserve them or not. The passable results are far from electrifying. (read Lawrence Bommer's entire review....) [...]

Review: Fail/Safe (Strawdog Theatre)

[...] edge-of-your-seat thriller, that you have to reassure yourself that it's only a play. (read Lawrence Bommer's complete review...) [...]

Review: The Magic Flute (Isango Ensemble at Chicago Shakespeare Theater)

[...] lightness and haunting hollowness to the notes. (read Oliver Sava's entire review and watch production video....) [...]

Review: Mercy Strain (American Theater Company)

[...] . The telling of it? That needs some fine-tuning. (read Catey Sullivan's review and watch production video....) [...]

Review: Rest (Victory Gardens Theater)

[...] doubtless laughs for the better part of two hours. (read Keith Glab's entire review and watch production video...) [...]

Review: Frederick (Chicago Children’s Theatre)

[...] show to share with the little ones in your life. (read Katje Sabin's entire review and watch production video...) [...]

Review: Since I Suppose (one step at a time like this & Chicago Shakespeare)

[...] , guiding us through an urban-inspired exploration of sexuality, politics, and religion. (read Oliver Sava's entire review...) [...]

Review: The Art of Falling (Hubbard Street Dance Chicago + The Second City)

[...] through expressive movement, and the end product will put a huge smile on your face! (read Oliver Sava's entire review....) [...]

Review: The Nutcracker (Joffrey Ballet, 2014)

[...] is brimming with joy and good cheer, making it impossible to resist the holiday spirit, . (read Oliver Sava's entire review....) [...]

Review: The Magic Flute (Isango Ensemble at Chicago Shakespeare Theater)

[...] experience that adds both a breezy lightness and haunting hollowness to the notes. (read Oliver Sava's entire review and watch production video....) [...]

Review: Swan Lake (Joffrey Ballet Chicago)

[...] Sumptuous, unexpected and breathtaking, Joffrey Ballet's Swan Lake is a sublimely executed and unexpected interpretation of the classic ballet. In [...]

Review: Romeo and Juliet (Muse of Fire Theatre)

[...] only grasped the beauty and terror of the story, but also revered it. The first was Joffrey Ballet, and the second is Muse of Fire’s free outdoor staging, running through early [...]

Review: The Nutcracker (Joffrey Ballet, 2014)

[...] Joffrey Ballet, annual production takes audiences on a magical journey to a dream world of dance. With a [...]

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Review: The Marvelous Marvelettes (Black Ensemble Theater)

[...] , there’s no getting around the sadness steeped throughout this story. (read Catey Sullivan's entire review....) [...]

Review: The Wild Party (Bailiwick Chicago)

[...] -paced, energetic performances that grows darker as the night continues. (read Oliver Sava's entire review...) [...]

Review: Whatever We Want (Vivarium Theatre)

[...] of the moorings of past platitudes, it would be more than just *whatever*. (read Clint May's entire review...) [...]

Review: Both Your Houses (Remy Bumppo Theatre)

[...] has all drama of an 8th grade primer on How a Bill Becomes a Law. (read Catey Sullivan's entire review) [...]

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