Dennis William Grimes, Juliet Hart, Siddhartha Rajan and Kareem Bandealy in TimeLine Theatre Company’s “A Disappearing Number”/Photo: Joe Mazza/Brave Lux Inc.
1 A Disappearing Number (TimeLine Theatre Company) Love, math and history bend toward infinity in this hypnotizing play from London’s Complicite
2 Gloria (Goodman Theatre) This shocking new workplace dramedy will get lodged deep in your brain
3 Empress Archer (The Cambrians) Dances by a dozen international choreographers are remixed in a duet about friendship and the creative process
Stage Top 5: February 2019 The hits keep coming: August Wilson's blues-tinged vision of Chicago in the twenties, a locally-set sequel-of-sorts from the playwright of "The Madres," and a rock musical from the company that brought you "We're Gonna Die" are just a selection of the many openings scheduled for this most-truncated of months.
Dance Top 5: February 2020 Ballet, Irish Dance, Modern, Contemporary, Tap: five more reasons to get out of the house this February.
Dance Top 5: February 2019 Dance and performance beat the February blues with festivals and performance that range from multidisciplinary to classical.
Theater Top 5: February 2020 Death, violence, racism, familial dysfunction and musical theater this month. Strap in, folks!
Stage Top 5: May 2021 May brings flowers and the first buds of live performance in over a year.
