Fall Theatre Preview: 10 Best Shows in Chicago in 2011
THE ANTICIPATION INDEX: Ten shows to buy tickets to now, starting with the most eagerly awaited
THE ANTICIPATION INDEX: Ten shows to buy tickets to now, starting with the most eagerly awaited
PROMISING PLAYERS: Getting to know Nicolas Gamboa, Rae Gray, Adrian Aguilar, Kevin Douglas, and Lindsay Leopold
FLYING SOLO: Two actors dish on the thrills and chills of the singular spotlight
CUE THE 312: A look at The Kid Thing, Momma’s Boyz, and Clybourne Park
IN THE CARDS: To find out what’s in store for 2011, we sent three directors and a playwright to get their fortunes told
WIRED: Catching up with the choreographer
Our quick and comprehensive guide to the scene, including ten don’t-miss productions, up-and-coming actors, and more
In March 1920, on his third and final visit to Chicago, William Butler Yeats explained his dramatic ideal to a crowd at the Casino Club. “I am trying,” he said, “to create a form of poetical drama played by one company, all of whom could ride in one taxicab and carry their stage property on the roof…”
Dennis Rodkin visited the set of Windy City Live to discuss the new rules of Real Estate as featured in the October issue of Chicago magazine.
SELF-PORTRAIT: The Columbia College MFA grad resurrects the theme of steps