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 Dennis Polkow | September 25, 2025A Depression-Era South Side Play Lifts “Fog” at Court Theatre "Big White Fog," to which "A Raisin in the Sun" owes much, provides an invaluable snapshot of a community struggling with its own identity.
by Sylvia Ewing | April 21, 2025August Wilson’s Man in Chicago: How Ron OJ Parson Became the Nation’s Foremost Director of the Late Great Playwright
by Ted C. Fishman | September 24, 2024Must See If You Can Make It: A Review of “East Texas Hot Links” at Court Theatre
by Mary Wisniewski | November 16, 2023Something Special: A Review of “The Lion in Winter” at Court Theatre
by Tristan Bruns | February 9, 2023History, Herstory and Heart: A Review of “Toni Stone” at Goodman Theatre
by Hugh Iglarsh | November 15, 2022Wanting to Be Seen: A Review of “Trouble in Mind” at TimeLine Theatre
by Dennis Polkow | September 13, 2022Black Comedy at its Best: A Review of Arsenic and Old Lace at Court Theatre
by Brian Hieggelke | February 3, 2022Not Without A Fight: A Review of “Relentless” at TimeLine Theatre
