Kokandy’s Musicals for Now
Chicago’s storefront company on the meaning of success.
Chicago’s storefront company on the meaning of success.
Instrumental Theatre Company introduces the Chicago Theatre Composers Club.
Non:op’s "Inventory of Lost Books" immerses itself in design and abstraction.
Authentic Chicago Ensemble production spans everything from coyote-masked interpretive dance to a thriller with hitmen, trapping itself in too many conflicting choices.
Goodman Theatre’s gothic thriller delivers us from and unto evil.
Behind the scenes of Nitti's Supper Club presents "Who Killed Eddie O'Hare? A True Crime History Mystery Musical" at Harry Caray's Italian Steakhouse.
The work of this world-class company at Studebaker Theater is required viewing.
Jaw-dropping vocals breathe life into a melodramatic cult favorite.
More than a few surprises lurk in this ship's hold, a perfect spooky season treat from City Lit.
Raven Theatre's production tells us where the monsters are and runs the other way.
A magic mansion with major funding enters a city where the art form already flourishes.
If you want that quirky smile, "Amélie" is a no-brainer.
A stand-in for not only the "Iliad" poet Homer but every other writer and translator who has stepped into the epic shoes of this tale, Timothy Edward Kane as the Poet must create a tour-de-f…