by Tristan Bruns | May 18, 2026“South Pacific” Captures the Magic and Mystery of Paradise The classic musical at Paramount Theatre abounds with lush scenery, colorful costumes, rich orchestral music and enchanting melodies.
by Mary Wisniewski | October 9, 2025In “Veal,” the Tormented Middle School Friend Becomes Queen of North America The new dystopian play is the kind of in-your-face, challenging theater that A Red Orchid can do so well.
by Hugh Iglarsh | June 3, 2024Singularly Intelligent: A Review of “The Singularity Play” by Jackalope Theatre Company
by Brian Hieggelke | September 14, 2022Mother American Dream: A Review of The Most Spectacularly Lamentable Trial of Miz Martha Washington at Steppenwolf
by Hayley Osborn | April 8, 2020Cut From Her Own Cloth: The Most Spectacular Designs of Miss Izumi Inaba
by Hayley Osborn | November 25, 2019Merry Christmas, Mr. Darcy: A Review of The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberley at Northlight Theatre
by Persephone Jones | November 19, 2018Angles and Perspectives: A Review of Mansfield Park at Northlight Theatre
by Kevin Greene | February 14, 2018State of a Nation: A Review of Fear and Misery in the Third Reich at Haven Theatre
by Hugh Iglarsh | March 3, 2017Making the Galaxy Great Again: A Review of A Wrinkle in Time at Lifeline Theatre
by Kevin Greene | September 13, 2016World on a Wire A Review of A Comedical Tragedy for Mister Punch at The House Theatre of Chicago
