by Jonathan Eig | September 2, 2026How “The Birth of the Pill” Moved From a History Book to the Stage Chicago author Jonathan Eig discusses “The Birth of the Pill” with Jessica Huang, who adapted his book into a play staging its world premiere this month at TimeLine.
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 Hugh Iglarsh | February 7, 2025An Argument That Never Ends: A Review of TimeLine Theatre’s “Debate: Baldwin vs. Buckley” at DePaul University
by Mary Wisniewski | February 12, 2024Grace and Power: A Review of “Notes from the Field” at TimeLine Theatre
by Tristan Bruns | October 2, 2023Not Bad For A Potato! A Review of “The Lehman Trilogy” at TimeLine Theatre
by Hugh Iglarsh | November 15, 2022Wanting to Be Seen: A Review of “Trouble in Mind” at TimeLine Theatre
by Brian Hieggelke | August 16, 2022Welcome to the Jungle: A Review of Campaigns, Inc. at TimeLine Theatre
