Shapiro’s Song: From Steppenwolf to a New Elton John Musical, The Devil Wears Prada
“It’s been really moving and important and central to all of us that at the heart of ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ is a young person trying to figure out how to live.”
Theater, Dance, Comedy and Performance in Chicago
at by Dennis Polkow
“It’s been really moving and important and central to all of us that at the heart of ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ is a young person trying to figure out how to live.”
at by Nathaniel Fishburn
“Perforated Play” tells the story of three people who find themselves impaled together on the same iron pole due to an unseen accident.
at by Ted C. Fishman
Fields and her ensemble are a superb mix of musicians and entertainers. Fields, a Tony nominee (“The Color Purple”) and local favorite, is a commanding contralto with a powerfully sweet raspy timbre.
at by Ted C. Fishman
Madeline Sayet, a Mohegan writer/performer brings her autobiographical one-woman show, “Where We Belong,” to the Goodman’s intimate Owen Theatre.
at by Amanda Finn
Many of our city’s theatrical leaders agree that Chicago is at the forefront of defining the future of the American theater.
at by Sharon Hoyer
The “Inside/Out” showcases bring audiences into an intimate setting and allowing artists to share work “at a vulnerable juncture” in the process of creation.
at by Hugh Iglarsh
“Antigone” is perhaps the oldest depiction we have of civil disobedience, focusing on the tension between the state and the individual conscience.
at by Dennis Polkow
In this Lincoln Center production making its long-awaited national tour stopover at the Cadillac Palace Theatre, Eliza is in as much control as Higgins.
at by Amanda Finn
madeleine george’s modern-day Greek comedy “Hurricane Diane” could not have come at a better time.
at by Nathaniel Fishburn
Parodic pageantry of buffoonish characters dealing in quirks, quips, double-entendres… maybe even murder.
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