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Prejudice and Injustice in Georgia
Parade – Boho Theatre Company
Leo Frank was, according to historical records and as judged by his portrayal in this 1999 Tony-winning musical, the innocent and tragic object
Read MoreA Mouse for All Seasons
Frederick – Chicago Childrens Theatre
The prolific artist and children’s author/illustrator Leo Lionni was a four-time Caldecott Award winner for, among others, his beautiful picture
Read MoreThe Play is the Thing
The Submission – Pride Film and Plays
Growing up in the projects becomes the subject of a hot, new play written by a lower middle-class, young black writer who has experienced all
Read MoreA Soiree of Drugs, Sex and Booze
The Wild Party – Bailiwick
Confirming every dark, stereotypical myth born out of Prohibition Era New York City, the Roaring Twenties must have been a den of evil
Read MoreTrimming the Fat
Both Your Houses – Remy Bumppo
More timely than a Tea Party rally, Maxwell Anderson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama that takes a hard look at how Congress really works is
Read MoreRevenge That’s Easy as Pie
Sweeney Todd – Porchlight Theatre
It’s this production’s visual impact that first strikes the audience. Jeffrey D. Kmiec’s enormous, atmospheric, all-encompassing set wraps
Read MoreHitting It Out of the Closet
Take Me Out – Eclectic Theatre
In recent years, especially with new laws in place guaranteeing equality for the LGBT community, including the right to marry, celebrities from
Read MoreTime Past and Time Future
Smokefall – Goodman Theatre
Sometimes a play speaks to an audience in a special, almost personal way. It can, under a good production with an excellent cast, transcend
Read MoreWhy Did I Ever Leave Ohio?
Dead Accounts
Jack’s back and he’s talking some smack. Returning home to the Cincinnati house where he grew up, Jack’s bizarre, rapid stream-of-conscious
Read MoreTo Have and Have Not
Owners – Interrobang Theatre Project
The very prolific, highly influential English playwright Caryl Churchill is known primarily for her exploration and portrayal of strong, liberated
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