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Redtwist Theatre

A woman with a bloody shirt looks to her side while a frightened woman stands behind her.

by Mary Wisniewski | March 3, 2025

In Go the Bodies: A Review of “Titus Andronicus” at Redtwist Theatre

by Tristan Bruns | September 10, 2024

How Did This Happen? A Review of “The Normal Heart” at Redtwist Theatre

by Mary Wisniewski | June 8, 2023

Shaken and Stirred: A Review of “Agnes of God” at Redtwist Theatre

by Hugh Iglarsh | March 31, 2023

A Well-Intentioned Hell: A Review of “Babel” at Redtwist Theatre

by Amanda Finn | January 27, 2023

What’s In a Name? A Review of The Great Khan at Redtwist Theatre

by Hugh Iglarsh | July 6, 2022

Coarse Contrasts: Antigone at Redtwist Theatre

by Ted C. Fishman | March 29, 2022

Cross My Heart: A Review of Isaac’s Eye at Redtwist

by Kevin Greene | January 2, 2020

Players 2020: The Fifty People Who Really Perform for Chicago

by Amanda Finn | October 16, 2019

Anguish and Rage: A Review of Keely and Du at Redtwist Theatre

by Irene Hsiao | July 8, 2019

Fathers and Daughters: A Review of King Lear at Redtwist Theatre

by Irene Hsiao | January 14, 2019

As American As Pie and Whiskey: A Review of Between Riverside and Crazy at Redtwist Theatre

by Kevin Greene | August 29, 2018

Both Sides of the Table: Wardell Julius Clark on Acting, Directing and Art as Social Justice

by Irene Hsiao | July 10, 2018

Winter to Winter: A Review of Sagittarius Ponderosa at Redtwist Theatre

by Noel Schecter | May 2, 2018

Crook on the Hook: A Review of Frost/Nixon at Redtwist Theatre

by Erin Shea Brady | February 22, 2018

Finding A Way Through: A Review of Surely Goodness and Mercy at Redtwist Theatre

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