Seen through the eyes of ordinary people, members of the Arab working class, Nagi portrays several different characters. He shows us how their drive and determination to achieve their dreams of a better life, often as American immigrants, seems unattainable.
Reviews
The musical theatre reviews featured here are written by reviewers, not critics. These impressions and opinions are from individuals passionate about musical theatre and represent, in most cases, one observation of one performance. The primary purpose in publishing reviews is to help patrons decide whether a production is a good use of their time and entertainment budget. Our reviewers are also encouraged to creatively shine a light on particularly good work done onstage and backstage, understanding that successful productions happen because of the work of many. Finally, ChicagolandMusicalTheatre's reviewers are asked to walk into a show expecting enjoyable entertainment—because that's the mindset of patrons who buy tickets to professional theatre.
Broadway in Chicago’s familiar ‘A Bronx Tale’ dwells on the choices we make
Most everything in this show won’t feel new to any true musical theatre fan, but it’s all presented with undeniable charm and earnestness.
Facility Theatre’s ‘The Ruse of Medusa’ provides some monkeying around in the salon
The musical highlight of the finale is a sparkling mirror ball-lit sing-along presentation of Donna Summer’s “MacArthur Park.”
Raise a glass to Broadway in Chicago’s stirring, stupendous ‘Choir of Man’
Make no mistake: there is more to the tour of The Choir of Man than its “Celtic Thunder meets Pitch Perfect with Bachelor contestants” premise.
Theo’s ‘Bridges of Madison County’ gorgeously allows patrons to revel in a mindful experience
Bridges is running now at Evanston’s Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre in one of the best sung, intimately staged performances of this piece musical theatre patron is ever likely to see. In short, it should not be missed.
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