By Bryson David Hoff Staging the supernatural is a tricky affair. While theatre-going members audience are willing to suspend their disbelief for a certain level of artifice, there is still a razor-thin line between being inventive and taking the viewer out of the immediacy of a scene. This is a line that Lyric’s production of
Archives for February 2020
Theatre at the Center’s ‘Almost Heaven: John Denver’s America’ is a lovely tribute to the singer-songwriter’s legacy of friendships strengthened through his work
Perhaps that’s what TATC’s “Almost Heaven: John Denver’s America” does best—memorializes the delicious canon of music with ties that bind relationships. I
Mercury Theater’s ‘Shear Mandess’ is a hair-raising romp
With expert environment and tight direction, the other reason Shear Madness succeeds is that every actor is adept at creating a character— they have to be, because they don’t know which ending they’re performing.
Broadway’s sensational ‘Six’ returns to Chicago, July 8 to Oct. 25
CHICAGO (February 18, 2020) – Broadway In Chicago is delighted to announce that tickets for the electrifying new musical phenomenon SIX by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss will go on sale Friday, February 21. After a successful North American Premiere at Chicago Shakespeare last summer, SIX will return to Chicago for 16-weeks at Broadway In
Marriott Theatre for Young Audiences does with ‘Princess and the Pea’ exactly what it does best
Anyone looking for an outing with the kiddos should definitely check out “The Princess and the Pea.”
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