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 Mary Wisniewski | February 20, 2026Court Theatre Stages August Strindberg’s Famous Study of Class and Gender A noisy start and a murky finish are among the choices that obscure "Miss Julie"'s timely relevance for a divided America.
by Mary Wisniewski | April 11, 2024Abridged Absurdity: A Review of “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead” at Court Theatre
by Tristan Bruns | May 24, 2023An Oedipus Not Complex: A Review of “The Gospel at Colonus” at Court Theatre
by Dennis Polkow | September 13, 2022Black Comedy at its Best: A Review of Arsenic and Old Lace at Court Theatre
by Irene Hsiao | May 20, 2019Takes a Tick and Keeps on Licking: A Review of The Adventures of Augie March at Court Theatre
by Brian Hieggelke | April 17, 2012Touched by Angels: A Personal Journey with Tony Kushner’s Masterpiece
