Frank Galati, a pivotal figure in Chicago theater, a Tony Award-winning Broadway director, a beloved longtime teacher at Northwestern University, and an ensemble member at both the Steppenwo…
At a time when the theater world is struggling to regain its audiences and to find its footing after reopening following the long pandemic hiatus, a total of fifteen Broadway productions wil…
The results of his efforts are not simply an organization spared by the pandemic, but one that emerged stronger than ever, revitalized and ready for the next 60 years.
The new musical based on the cartoon character Betty Boop, long in the works, is now aiming for a run next year! David Foster, who wrote the music for the upcoming production, appeared on Li…
Celebrate 26 years and over 10,000 Broadway performances of the 1996 revival of Kander & Ebb's Chicago with this exclusive re-issue on elegant deep red marble vinyl with a 4-panel …
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago (HSDC) returns to The Joyce with a multi-faceted program celebrating the company's 45th year and Sapphire Season. Under the leadership of newly appointed Artisti…
This remains an important musical because of the originality of its thought, the strength of its score and its ability to hit such a chord with audiences.
It's not like any other musical you are likely to see. Its clever and well-crafted songs are upbeat, life-affirming and move the action forward. The characters, however, inhabit a dark, post…
Chicago's Anthony Norman leads the musical on tour. He once told his agent he didn't feel right for the role, but in the audition, "something just clicked."
Coming in to the stage space at the Chopin Theatre this year, it feels like a retro holiday living room, complete with illuminated 1940s-style Christmas trees.
THEATERÂ We all recall the original O. Henry short story that continues...
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