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4,886 stories by "Chris Jones"

'Doctor Zhivago': Russian love is frozen over on Broadway by Chris Jones

NEW YORK " Michael Weller's adaptation of "Doctor Zhivago" begins at a Moscow cemetery, in winter. An air of gloom prevails. The titular hero of Boris Pasternak's 1957 epic novel " which is …

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:01pm on April 21, 2015

Adly Guirgis wins drama Pulitzer by Chris Jones

NEW YORK " Stephen Adly Guirgis' "Between Riverside and Crazy" is the winner of the Pulitzer Prize in drama for 2015, it was announced today at Columbia University.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:15pm on April 20, 2015

Broadway review: 'Fun Home' is an emotional powerhouse by Chris Jones

" "Fun Home," the gorgeously wrought and emotionally overwhelming new musical now playing on a newly open-hearted Broadway, is based on a graphic novel drawn in panels. And thus it can accom…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 6:24pm on April 19, 2015

'Fun Home' is an emotional powerhouse by Chris Jones

NEW YORK " "Fun Home," the gorgeously wrought and emotionally overwhelming new musical now playing on a newly open-hearted Broadway, is based on a graphic novel drawn in panels. And thus it …

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 6:24pm on April 19, 2015

Second City e.t.c.'s 'Soul' finds its groove by Chris Jones

These days at Second City, items of technology have replaced spouses and lovers as the chief antagonist, just as those items of technology have replaced spouses and lovers in real life. Or b…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:46pm on April 19, 2015

At Drury Lane, never a 'Billy Elliot' so real by Chris Jones

Given its roots in hard work, solidarity and the stubborn persistence of creative expression, the Elton John musical "Billy Elliot" long has seemed to me a natural fit for the artists of the…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 5:07pm on April 17, 2015

'Anything Goes': A lackluster voyage through Cole Porter by Chris Jones

Anything, ideally, does not go when reviving "Anything Goes," the justly beloved Cole Porter musical from 1934 featuring assorted comedic shenanigans aboard an ocean liner. The SS American i…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 4:34pm on April 16, 2015

It's a miracle: 'Amazing Grace' will open on Broadway by Chris Jones

Despite  mixed reviews at its Chicago tryout last fall, "Amazing Grace," the resilient, spiritually minded musical about the life and times of the former slave-owner John Newton, and the…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:00am on April 16, 2015

It's a miracle: 'Amazing Grace' will open on Broadway by Chris Jones

Despite  mixed reviews at its Chicago tryout last fall, "Amazing Grace," the resilient, spiritually minded musical about the life and times of the former slave-owner John Newton, and the …

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:00am on April 16, 2015

Getting lost on way to Broadway's 'Finding Neverland' by Chris Jones

NEW YORK - Perhaps it's the cheating of mortality, or our wish to keep our children young, or maybe our fear of the inevitable ravages of time on our bodies and psyches. But there is, it see…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:00pm on April 15, 2015

More than a chef, Cantu had an artist's ability to transform us by Chris Jones

Chef Homaro Cantu death: Boil down cooking to its essence and you have transformation. This theory is at the center of the art of Moto chef Homaro Cantu, who took his own life in Chicago.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 7:37pm on April 15, 2015

More than a chef, Cantu had an artist's ability to transform us by Chris Jones

Boil down cooking to its essence " and it is a distillate clearly essential to the human progression toward civilization " and you have transformation.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 7:37pm on April 15, 2015

How actor-playwright Kinnear wrote his life into 'The Herd' by Chris Jones

Here are some salient facts about the life of Rory Kinnear, the 37-year old author of the remarkable new play, "The Herd," now in its U.S. premiere at the Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:50pm on April 15, 2015

'Between You, Me and the Lampshade': Humor, humanity in play about border crossings by Chris Jones

The plight of those who risk exhaustion, exploitation, mules and snake bites to cross the border in the dark into America and pursue their dreams is not normally fodder for comedy. But the v…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:24pm on April 15, 2015

'Shoulda Been You' is a Broadway marriage farce with a fresh face by Chris Jones

NEW YORK " Jenny Steinberg, the full-figured older sister of the pretty-perfect bride whose chaotic nuptials make up the action of the highly entertaining new Broadway musical "It Shoulda Be…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:00pm on April 14, 2015

'An Issue of Blood': An early turning point for race in America by Chris Jones

In many dramatic works about race in modern-day America, the heinous institution of chattel slavery is seen as the original American sin, the moment when a decision was made by human beings …

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 9:04pm on April 13, 2015

An Issue of Blood: An early turning point for race in America by Chris Jones

In many dramatic works about race in modern-day America, the heinous institution of chattel slavery is seen as the original American sin, the moment when a decision was made by human beings …

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 4:48pm on April 13, 2015

'An American in Paris': Wheeldon should let love have its dance by Chris Jones

NEW YORK " When the compelling choreographer Christopher Wheeldon fills the stage of "An American in Paris" with a beautiful ensemble of ballet-trained dancers, all of whom can act and sing,…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:00pm on April 12, 2015

Deeply felt emotion powers Lyric's 'Carousel' by Chris Jones

"Oklahoma!" is about America growing into adulthood. "The Sound of Music" pairs romance and family reconstruction with growing moral determination. But "Carousel," the most emotionally poten…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 4:39pm on April 12, 2015

'The Herd': A family jokes its way through hell by Chris Jones

There is a storied, if recently dormant, tradition of the Steppenwolf Theatre Company picking up yearning new plays from small productions on the London fringes " emotional works about strug…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 4:37pm on April 12, 2015

Deeply felt emotion powers Lyric's 'Carousel' by Chris Jones

"Oklahoma!" is about America growing into adulthood. "The Sound of Music" pairs romance and family reconstruction with growing moral determination. But "Carousel," the most emotionally poten…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:50pm on April 12, 2015

With Indiana in mind, art and religion haven't found common ground by Chris Jones

On the face of it, the now-notorious Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act would appear to be something a liberal secularist " or, at least, a liberal secularist with libertarian tendenc…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 6:00am on April 10, 2015

With Indiana in mind, the divide between art and religion by Chris Jones

On the face of it, the now-notorious Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act would appear to be something a liberal secularist " or, at least, a liberal secularist with libertarian tendenc…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 6:00am on April 10, 2015

Vanessa Hudgens in 'Gigi' on Broadway: Where are we again? by Chris Jones

To say that Vanessa Hudgens, the apparent raison d'etre for the anemic, sterile " and, at times, rather creepy " revival of "Gigi" on Broadway is no Leslie Caron or Audrey Hepburn is probabl…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 9:49am on April 9, 2015

Vanessa Hudgens in 'Gigi' on Broadway: Where are we again? by Chris Jones

NEW YORK " To say that Vanessa Hudgens, the apparent raison d'etre for the anemic, sterile " and, at times, rather creepy " revival of "Gigi" on Broadway is no Leslie Caron or Audrey Hepburn…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:00pm on April 8, 2015
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