Or: Wild Goose Sarah Ruhl and Virgina Woolf make a marvelous couple. Like oranges and chocolate, they make a surprising blend: Woolfs...

Or: Tiny feet can fill great shoes. With the state of the world as it is and winter on wing, it would be such a nice thing to have a...

The Waltzing Mechanicals present a theatrical epic by Keely Leonard Or: “All Happy Families Are Alike” Or, yet: Tzar-Power. This is a...

Or: My Sister’s Keeper A new play by Christopher M. Walsh. London, 1881. A mysterious man arrives at Betham Royal Hospital, more commonly...

Or: A Gentlewoman’s Gentleman Over the past few days I’ve seen a lot of “heavy” films. Stories with avant guard styles, tortured...

(Described as: a person who has returned from the dead with their soul and body intact) Or: Why don’t you just shoot ‘im? There are two...

Or: “Still Turning” We defeat our monsters by naming them. We classify that terrible thing in the dark and give it a weakness: Vampire,...

A new work by Jared Rubin Sprowls Or: “Fabulous Witches” Not being a regular frequenter of drag shows myself, I fear I have no reference...

A new play by Caitlin Parrish Or: Loaded Question The daughter of an Illinois Congressman, Sophie Martin (Olivia Cygan) has her hands...

An Immersive Rumpus by Shara Feit Or: There and Back Again. It’s tough to squeeze an hour long entertainment from a twelve page book....

Or: Tempest Fugit You enter into a world alive. While Prospero (David Catlin) pours over his magic books beneath a canopy of ropes and...

Or: “O no, it is an ever fixéd mark.” In the time it takes for you to read this, the universe will have been destroyed and restored a...

A new play by Ellen Fairey Or: They Dance I must confess, Dear Reader, I was not looking forward to Fairey’s Support Group for Men when I...

Or: Community The Community Tavern of Portage Park is a capable place. White walls, wooden seats and tables, delicate chandeliers;...

Or: The War for Independence You find yourself in the Pemberly Museum, a handsome space laid with portraits, perceived articles and lists...

Or: The Snapping String Something is rotten in the state of Illyria. Wind whistles through the broken pains of palaces (hauntingly...

Or: Going to Meet the Man There are few things more beautiful that a work of art that is both well crafted and timely. Just as we needed...

Or: Tomorrow Belongs to Me The 1936 Berlin olympics, high-note of the “Roaring Forties” (as some dub the storm of troubles that raged...

Or: Loomings. Despite what you may have heard dear reader, Moby Dick is a strong and vibrant novel. Funny, touching, reflective, and...

Or: Flavorful fusion The best advice I can offer for seeing the Hundred Foot Journey is not to come hungry. Lasse Hallstrom’s direction...