by Amanda Finn | September 25, 2026Northlight’s Adaptation of “The Front Page” Rewrites the Narrative Prepare to have your sides split at this innovative rendition depicting the drama of an old Chicago newsroom.
by Ted C. Fishman | April 22, 2026“Job” Is a Terreur de Force Writers Theatre's production stars Rae Gray as a Big Tech employee undergoing an evaluation with a therapist played by Christopher Donahue.
by Hugh Iglarsh | March 6, 2026“The Shape of the Bones” Has Promise but Needs To Be Fleshed Out Playwright Spencer Huffman’s religious drama—and New Theatre Project’s first production in a conventional theater space—boasts some excellent performances in a story that doesn’t quite satisfy.
by Noel Schecter | April 23, 2025When History Begins to Rhyme: A Review of “Prayer for the French Republic” at Northlight Theatre
by Hugh Iglarsh | January 16, 2025Chekhov on the Assembly Line: New Theatre Project Talks About Its Factory-Floor Production of “Uncle Vanya”
by Kevin Greene | November 18, 2016When London Calls, Who Will Answer? A Review of King Charles III at Chicago Shakespeare Theater
by Ella Christoph | July 24, 2012Doubly Directed: Eclipse Theatre Continues O’Neill Journey in “Ah, Wilderness!”
