The name on everybody’s lips is gonna be… Ivy! South Korean pop star Ivy will make her Broadway debut in Chicago as Roxie Hart. She will begin performances on August 17 at the Ambassador…
South Korean pop star Ivy will make her Broadway debut, joining the cast of Chicago beginning Monday, August 17 at the Ambassador Theatre.
Following her Broadway debut in CHICAGO, Ivy ca…
Also celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Tony-winning revival were Queen Latifah, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Alex
Newell, Adrienne Warren, Julianne Hough, Whitney Leavitt, and Dylan
Mulvane…
Linda Buchwald| Lane starts performances on June 22. ||Broadway|Broadway,Chicago,Matteo Lane [...]
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Liza’s back in Chicago! OK, not quite. Comedian Matteo Lane, known for his spot-on Liza Minnelli impression, will make his Broadway debut in Chicago as Billy Flynn. He will begin performa…
WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW A charming revue reminds us why Burt Bacharach’s songs remain timeless An overture! An honest-to-goodness overture! All right, so maybe I’m overreacting a bit, b…
KEERAH’S WAYWARD WANDERINGS: DON’T LOOK BACK—OR DO An ambitious meta-theatrical drama of love and loss boasts terrific performances but struggles to find its focus with too many detour…
Linda Buchwald| Alex Newell, Adrienne Warren, Julianne Hough, and Dylan Mulvaney will also take part. ||Broadway|Adrienne Warren,Alex Newell,Broadway,Chicago,Dylan Mulvaney,Jesse Tyler Fergu…
Queen Latifah will lead a special tribute performance to the musical Chicago, celebrating the show's 30 years on Broadway, at this year's Tony Awards. Queen Latifah, who earned an Academy A…
The 2026 Tony Awards will celebrate Chicago’s 30th anniversary on Broadway with a special star-studded performance. Queen Latifah, who earned an Academy Award nomination for her role as M…
The Tony Awards will pay tribute to the 30th anniversary of Broadway’s Chicago with special performances by stars associated with the musical including Queen Latifah, Julianne Hough, Whitn…
CRAZY FOR PATSY A warm-hearted tribute lets Patsy Cline’s music do most of the talking American Blues Theater closes out its 40th season with a rather left-field choice: the 1988 revue Alw…
TRUTH, CONSEQUENCES, AND CONTAMINATED WATER A superb production of Ibsen’s classic finds unsettling echoes in the present day There are plays that endure because their themes and character…
DANCING THROUGH THE DECADES A mesmerizing theatrical collage that rewards surrender over analysis One never quite knows what to expect from the good folks at Trap Door Theatre, and I’m sur…
PUNK, PRAYER, AND PURE CHAOS The Conspirators’ neo-commedia take on Molière finds fresh mischief in a timeless satire What could be better than a saucy, irreverent, seventeenth-century Fr…
THE DEVIL WENT DOWN TO GEORGIA York Walker’s Southern Gothic keeps its secrets close and its audience on edge “Everybody got a secret” That is the line that opens Covenant, the grippin…
A CITY BUILT TO BE SEEN FROM THE WATER Chicago’s celebrated architecture tour transforms familiar landmarks into a living history lesson For tourists, cruising the Chicago River on a top-r…
SIGNALS IN THE STATIC A Red Orchid’s compelling world premiere favors empathy over satire, sometimes at the expense of deeper exploration Thus far, 2026 has been an uncommonly good year in…
