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An actor on an elevated platform holds a bouquet of pink roses over another actor's head, who is hanging on to the bottom of the platform.

by Christine Trevino | July 19, 2023

Magic and Moonlight: A Review of Oak Park Festival Theatre’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”

by Sharon Hoyer | August 18, 2019

What You Need: A Review of The Fly Honey Show

by Persephone Jones | June 6, 2019

Theater Is Not Documentation, Mr. Jones: A Review of Ms. Blakk For President at Steppenwolf Theatre Company

by Ben Kaye | April 9, 2019

All That Glitters Is Wood: A Review of Pinocchio at the House Theatre of Chicago

by Kevin Greene | January 4, 2018

Players 2018: The Fifty People Who Really Perform for Chicago

by Kevin Greene | March 23, 2017

Love Is Blind: A Review of Picnic at American Theater Company

by Kevin Greene | July 29, 2016

Strong Enough to be Vulnerable The Past, Present and Future of Not In Our House

by Kevin Greene | June 12, 2016

Lean and Limber A Review of "Thaddeus and Slocum" at Lookingglass Theatre Company

by Kevin Greene | February 10, 2016

Review: Pop Waits/The Neo-Futurists

by Noel Schecter | November 29, 2015

Review: Sad Songs for Bad People/Rough House Theater

by Kevin Greene | May 22, 2015

Review: The Salts/The Inconvenience

by Hugh Iglarsh | November 25, 2014

Review: Lookingglass Alice/Lookingglass Theatre Company

by Zach Freeman | July 2, 2014

Review: That’s Weird Grandma/Barrel of Monkeys

by Lisa Buscani | October 18, 2013

Review: The Life and Death of Madam Barker/Red Tape Theatre

by Zach Freeman | July 12, 2010

Review: Lookingglass Alice/Lookingglass Theatre

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