Raucous revival of 1776 is an overdue evolution in depicting the American Revolution
A perfect musical for Women’s History Month–or any month for fans of Hamilton and the...
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Author: Frank Sennett
Stevie Wonder shares top billing with his artistic interpreter at enjoyable Signed, Sealed, Delivered
Fans of Stevie Wonder will find much to enjoy about Signed, Sealed, Delivered: A Stevie Wonder...
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Villette delivers a charming, timeless tale of female empowerment at Lookingglass Theatre
Adapted from Charlotte Brontë’s 1853 novel of the same name, Lookingglass Theatre...
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Toni Stone touches them all at the Goodman Theatre
As spring training ramps up after another long winter without baseball, Toni Stone arrives at the...
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That is it, kid: A Chorus Line breaks through the winter blahs at Drury Lane
There could not have been many more exciting places to be in the Chicago area Feb. 2 than opening...
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Andy Warhol in Iran skims the surface of revolution at Northlight
Andy Warhol in Iran, the 2022 play by Brent Askari receiving its Chicago premiere at Northlight...
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Bald Sisters tells bold truths about the ties that bind in a brilliant world premiere at Steppenwolf
Bald Sisters, Vichet Chum’s at turns hilarious and moving new play, is enjoying a perfectly...
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Dear Evan Hansen brings us face to screen with our pre-Covid viral plague
When I saw the smash-hit Broadway production of Dear Evan Hansen before the pandemic, my main...
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Château Carbide’s Winter Garden: A warm terrace bar hideaway debuts in the Loop
Perfect for pre-show drinks or a post-work hang, Château Carbide, the 24th-floor terrace bar of...
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Heaven on Two: Time Out Market gets its first full-service restaurant in Valhalla
Time Out Market Chicago, a lively food hall in the Fulton Market District, has debuted its first...
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