by Mary Wisniewski | November 26, 2025Chicago Shakes’ “Much Ado About Nothing” Revives the Spirit of Classic 1940s Romantic Comedies Selina Cadell’s production of the screwball comedy delivers solid Shakespeare—clear and easy to understand without dilution.
by Mary Wisniewski | September 17, 2024The Game of Make-Believe: A Review of “Henry V” at Chicago Shakespeare Theater
by Mary Wisniewski | February 13, 2024Spectacle and Gore: A Review of “Richard III” at Chicago Shakespeare Theater
by Mary Wisniewski | October 24, 2023Monster Mash: A Review of “Young Frankenstein” at Mercury Theater
by Amanda Finn | November 22, 2022Get Sparklejollytwinklejingley: A Review of Elf the Musical at Drury Lane
by Noel Schecter | May 16, 2017The Hottest New Club in Northwest Indiana: A Review of Cabaret at Theatre at the Center
by Kevin Greene | February 12, 2017Tired, Poor and Huddled: A Review of The Book of Joseph at Chicago Shakespeare Theater
by Kevin Greene | November 18, 2016When London Calls, Who Will Answer? A Review of King Charles III at Chicago Shakespeare Theater
by Noel Schecter | May 5, 2016 Review: Death of a Streetcar Named Virginia Woolf: A Parody/ Writers Theatre and The Second City
