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by Sharon Hoyer | March 17, 2026

Through the Roof: Grelley Duvall Goes for the Statuette with Best Actress Full-spectrum emotionally gratifying theater, signed and sealed in a love letter to pop culture.

by Sharon Hoyer | July 15, 2025

Final Flight: A Review of “The Fly Honey Show” at Thalia Hall

by Newcity | January 7, 2025

Players 50 2025: Dance

by Sharon Hoyer | May 29, 2024

Dance Top 5: June 2024

by Sharon Hoyer | April 3, 2024

Rooted in Connection: The Dance Center Celebrates Local Artists During its Fiftieth Season

by Sharon Hoyer | March 15, 2023

By Way of Party: A Preview of SPRUNG at Sleeping Village

by Newcity | January 6, 2023

Players 2023: Who Really Performs for Chicago Right Now in Dance

by Sharon Hoyer | October 5, 2022

Meeting the Moment: Elevate Chicago Dance 2022 Returns to New and Old Spaces

by Sharon Hoyer | August 31, 2022

Dance Top 5: September 2022

by Sharon Hoyer | June 15, 2022

New Cycles, New Solos: A Preview of “SOLUS” at Visceral Dance Center

by Sharon Hoyer | June 1, 2022

Joy Bomb Gone Nuclear: The Fly Honey Show Takes Over Thalia Hall

by Kevin Greene | January 2, 2020

Players 2020: The Fifty People Who Really Perform for Chicago

by Irene Hsiao | November 18, 2019

Riven and Vivid: A Review of Oedipus Rex at Court Theatre

by Sharon Hoyer | August 18, 2019

What You Need: A Review of The Fly Honey Show

by Sharon Hoyer | May 29, 2019

Innovative, Entertaining: Pivot Arts Festival Seeks to Bring Genre-Defying Work Center Stage

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