by Hugh Iglarsh | July 17, 2026Gwydion Reclaims the Risk-Taking Heritage of Chicago Storefront Theater These recent transplants represent a new generation of theater artists who have chosen this city based on its reputation as a place open to brash, bright young thespians willing to do their own thing on their own terms.
by Mary Wisniewski | May 20, 2026“An Enemy of the People” Tells Inconvenient Truths TimeLine Theatre christens its new Uptown building with the Henrik Ibsen work, adapted by Amy Herzog in 2024, about a doctor whose alarming discovery makes him a town pariah.
by Hugh Iglarsh | October 8, 2025This Willy Loman Is More a Scary Symptom Than a Tragic Hero Gwydion Theatre’s “Death of a Salesman” may not be perfect, but it speaks loudly and clearly to our time.
by Hugh Iglarsh | April 30, 2025Meaningful Nonsense: Chopin Theatre and Gwydion’s “Theatre of the Absurd Festival”
by Hugh Iglarsh | February 19, 2025Still Colossal: A Review of Gwydion Theatre Company’s “Ghosts” at the Greenhouse Theater Center
by Hugh Iglarsh | November 8, 2024Understated Mystery: A Review of Gwydion Theatre Company’s “Perfect Pie” at Greenhouse Theater Center
by Hugh Iglarsh | February 16, 2024Timely Message, Dated Play: A Review of “Waiting for Lefty” at Gwydion Theatre
by Hugh Iglarsh | December 12, 2023Lost in Translation: A Review of “Can’t Pay? Won’t Pay!” at Gwydion Theatre Company
by Hugh Iglarsh | October 9, 2023Something Is Happening Here: A Review of “The Zoo Story” at Gwydion Theatre Company
