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After the Ball is Over
Lady Windermere’s Fan – Dead Writers Theatre
Most theatergoers are familiar with Oscar Wilde’s most famous work, “The Importance of Being Earnest,” but this, the playwright’s first
Read MoreA Cautionary Tale With Bite
Spring Awakening – Fearless Theatre
Originally banned from the boards during the late Victorian era, during which this play is set and was written, and even now is censored,
Read MorePets are People, Too
Red Handed Otter – Red Orchid Theatre
Paul and Donald, two security guards, sit in a small room, casually watching their surveillance monitors and listening to a particularly
Read MoreMusic of the Soul
Sounds So Sweet – Black Ensemble Theatre
The Black Ensemble Theatre once again returns to what it does best: a musical revue of hit songs made famous by African American
Read MoreSins of Our Fathers
An Issue of Blood – Victory Gardens Theater
While working on a very different script that explored Chicago’s Great Migration, playwright Marcus Gardley instead became inspired by
Read MoreMindy Segal at the Bottom Lounge
-The CHICAGO HUMANITIES FESTIVAL (CHF) presents Chicago pastry chef MINDY SEGAL on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 at 7
Read MoreFan Fiction Flatfoot
Badfic Love – Strange Bedfellows Theatre
Kyle, and his three buddies are devoted to and obsessed with searching the internet for bad fan fiction, with the goal of putting an end to it.
Read MoreElectricity!
Billy Elliot – Drury Lane Oakbrook
Although most of Chicago may have already seen this inspiring, heartfelt musical, either on Broadway or in the 2010 extended Chicago
Read MoreFamily First
The Herd – Steppenwolf Theatre Company
It’s Andy’s 21st birthday. Although he hasn’t exactly been counting the days until the event, Carol, Andy’s mother, is planning a special
Read MoreYou’re the Top
Anything Goes – Marriott Theatre
Can there be any better way to shake off the Winter blues and welcome Spring to Chicagoland than with this musical gem of the ocean?
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