All posts tagged "Chicago"

When asked about ambition, Helen Keller once notably remarked “Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet....

No need for white tigers, or rings of fire, Marc Salem’s Mind Over Chicago may seem like an act...

Socrates once notably exclaimed “the unexamined life is not worth living.” In the new musical, If/Then, now playing...

What a seamless enterprise and an engaging night. The Rivendell Theatre Ensemble, Chicago’s only Equity theatre dedicated...

  FWD Theatre Project It was a hot time for new music, theater and top Windy City talent...

There is a charming new musical which has just opening that could otherwise be called The Hipster’s Guide...

Set in the late 1950’s, the Drury Lane theater is all poodle skirts and ponytails for the...

When it comes to live theater, I have often believed it is vital to expose young people...

Twenty years in the making, Mercury Theater has unveiled the world premiere new musical, The Man Who Murdered...

It would seem improbable to get excited about the thought of snowflakes in the middle of a...