Where Does Non-Equity Theater Go Next?

By Kris Vire

Last night's Jeff Awards for nonunion work were a subtle reminder of the complicated circumstances of local companies. Read more

Jackie Taylor Wants to Eradicate Racism Through Theater

By Mike Thomas

The Black Ensemble Theater founder, 67, on growing up in Cabrini and why she snubbed New York. Read more

After Moonlight

By Kris Vire

Oscar-winning screenwriter Tarell Alvin McCraney returns to Chicago — and to acting — for his new Steppenwolf play. Read more

Hamlet’s on Trial, Kim Foxx Is the Prosecutor, and You’re the Jury

By Kris Vire

Chicago Humanities Festival artistic director Alison Cuddy discusses the making of _Please, Continue (Hamlet). Read more

Navigating Chicago's Giant Hamilton Exhibition

By Joel Reese

Can't get enough of the ten-dollar founding father father? The creators of the blockbuster musical open an exhibit this month on the history that inspired it. Read more

How Lili-Anne Brown Found Success As a Director

By Kris Vire

Lottery Day opens March 29 at the Goodman. Read more

Baton Club’s Last Stand

On Sunday, the 50-year-old drag club mounted its final show at 436 North Clark. Ahead of the venue move to Uptown, photographer James Hosking captured the historic scene in all its raw energy. Read more

Reviving August Wilson’s Oeuvre, Play by Play

By Kris Vire

Chicago director Ron OJ Parson discusses his close relationship with the late playwright's work Read more

You Should Know: Sydney Charles

By Kris Vire

The Logan Square resident, bored with her bank job, started auditioning for musical theater roles on a whim. Read more

What to Catch at the Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival

By Tal Rosenberg

There'll be much more than finger and sock puppets on stage Read more

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