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Christine Trevino

A person with glasses sits in a chair with their feet on a milk crate, looking up at a corkboard covered in photos, notes, and strings, with a sign above it reading Where is MARIA?.

by Christine Trevino | October 9, 2026

“Dead Girl’s Quinceañera” Is a Teenage Search Party Goodman Theatre hosts this ambitious work by playwright Phanésia Pharel, about three best friends who search for their missing friend following her quinceañera.

A woman in a black dress stands over a man strapped to a wooden rack on a stage, with several framed portraits hanging on the wall behind them.

by Christine Trevino | October 7, 2026

“The Addams Family” Visits the World of 0001 Cemetery Lane BrightSide Theatre rings in fifteen years with the macabre musical, where Wednesday Addams finds love.

A woman in a light pink suit stands on stage holding a microphone, smiling, with dramatic red curtains and spotlight behind her.

by Christine Trevino | July 30, 2026

“Laura Benanti: Nobody Cares,” A Show Starring One of Broadway’s Favorite Leading Ladies Benanti bridges the gap between Broadway and stand-up in this playful one-woman show.

A woman in a black dress dusts a large, upright ice block with a bearded man frozen inside, while a tall man in a black suit stands behind her in a room with art deco furniture and a staircase.

by Christine Trevino | July 6, 2026

“Iceboy!” Keeps Things Cool at the Goodman Goodman concludes their centennial with a star-studded musical comedy headlining real-life couple Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman.

A female performer wearing a sparkly black top and red jacket sings energetically on stage, holding a microphone, with two backup singers and colorful stage lights in the background.

by Christine Trevino | February 12, 2026

A Spirited Bio-Jukebox Musical Ignites the Stage at Drury Lane Theatre “On Your Feet” tracks the lives and music of Grammy Award-winning husband-and-wife team Emilio and Gloria Estefan.

A man in glasses and a red cap joyfully holds a colorful, puppet-like plant on a theater stage. A woman stands in the background with one arm raised, in a set resembling a flower shop.

by Christine Trevino | February 5, 2026

Don’t Feed the Plant at This “Little Shop of Horrors” Marriott Theatre’s 2026 season kicks off with a pitch-perfect production of the beloved cult classic.

Two women dressed as nuns sit in a wooden confessional booth with red curtains, one looking serious and the other smiling and gesturing. Shadows of crosses are visible on the backdrop. Stage lighting highlights their faces.

by Christine Trevino | December 17, 2025

Drury Lane’s “Sister Act” Brings the Whoopi Goldberg-Led 1992 Movie to the Stage Chicago theater mainstay E. Faye Butler has directed a joyous musical that’ll keep you smiling all the way back home.

by Christine Trevino | January 14, 2025

Smiling from Ear to Ear: A Review of “Shucked” at Broadway In Chicago’s CIBC Theatre

by Christine Trevino | December 17, 2024

Let It Snow: A Review of Paramount Theatre’s “Frozen the Broadway Musical”

by Christine Trevino | December 16, 2024

Fathoms Below: A Review of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” at Drury Lane Theatre

by Christine Trevino | August 19, 2024

Grief and Art: A Review of “Death, Let Me Do My Show” at Steppenwolf Theatre

by Christine Trevino | June 6, 2024

Patterns and Puzzles: A Review of “The Enigmatist” at Chicago Shakespeare Theater

by Christine Trevino | May 23, 2024

Lost and Found in Translation: “English” at the Goodman Theatre

Three women and a man look through boxes in a living room.

by Christine Trevino | May 13, 2024

Living with Ghosts: A Review of “Into The Earth With You” at Buffalo Theatre Ensemble

A small party gathers in a living room wearing Victorian garb.

by Christine Trevino | November 28, 2023

A Yuletide Coming-of-Age: A Review of “Miss Bennet—Christmas at Pemberley” at Buffalo Theatre Ensemble

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