Pippin” was a Broadway hit in 1972. Bob Fosse was the original Broadway director and choreographer. Being a seventies musical ...

A Gallery of Dances” comprises short pieces and excerpts from Mariah Eastman dating back to her early work as a freelance ...

A stand-in for not only the "Iliad" poet Homer but every other writer and translator who has stepped into the epic shoes of ...

Iraq, But Funny” will join “The Arabian Nights” and “Metamorphoses” at the top of the Lookingglass canon. It is not to be ...

Jeanine Tesori's opera “Blue” had its much-anticipated Lyric Opera of Chicago premiere last fall. Porchlight Music Theatre ...

I was amazed by Teatro Vista’s “Lucha Teotl,” about high-flying, Aztec-inspired luchadores at the Goodman last year. When I heard that company member Jean Claudio, who played the affable and nimble ...

Six Men Dressed Like Joseph Stalin” is a play concerned with what its title suggests: men bearing resemblance to one another ...

“Diana” runs through July 6 at Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre, 721 Howard Street, Evanston. Tickets are $30-$60, available at ...

Lifeline’s production takes on misinformation, a clueless media and the rejection of science—all worthy targets. But the ...

In a historic debut at the Studebaker Theater, “She Who Dared” tells a story of pivotal figures who fought segregation alongside Rosa Parks.

Don’t be surprised if you recognize Charin Alvarez, as her extensive career in Chicago theater and film continues to grow. Alvarez has been acting in Chicago since 1996, and it would be simpler to ...