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HAIR - Kokandy Theater Review and Commentary
HAIR The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical â â is it a nostalgic romp or does it have relevance to a contemporary audience? Whether you intend to see this Kokandy production at the Chopin Theatre or just want to know more about this historically pivotal musical I think you might find this review and commentary interesting and useful. PRODUCTION DETAILS : HAIR â The American Tribal Love-RockâŠ
Review of the Highly Recommended - World Premiere (soon to be musical classic) SCARAMOUCHE at City Lit.
Have you ever heard the name or term Scaramouche? Maybe you remember it in the bohemian rhapsody or maybe youâve seen the 1952 film? The 18th century tale set on the eve of the French Revolution, based on a novel by Rafael Sabatiniâs may not have the scale of many modern blockbusters and might seem a bit old-school to some, comparable to Sondheim or Hammerstein with roots in classicalâŠ
WINDFALL at Steppenwolf explores the price of grief.
A widowed father informed that his child has been killed during a protest, forces him to consider whether a cash settlement can possibly soothe his grief â in the process, we witness how public institutions and policies, in an attempt to remain impartial, reduce tragedy to a transaction while ignoring the emotional needs of individuals. This somewhat mystical world premiere production by TarellâŠ
Disappointment leads to despair in Ma Raineyâs Black Bottom at The Goodman in Chicago -Theater Review
Set circa 1927 â at the height of the Great Migration, Ma Raineyâs Black Bottom is rooted in personal trauma, systemic racism and economic exploitation. Ma Rainey is the leading artist of a struggling Chicago based blues label. Four of her backing musicians sitting in a rehearsal hall of the recording studio examine their lives while waiting for the prima donna to perform. In true bluesâŠ
Theater Review: The Sugar Wife Explores Integrity and Intimacy at Theater Wit - Chicago
The Sugar Wife, is a compelling and emotionally charged drama by Elizabeth Kuti, presented by Artistic Home at Theater Wit. This episode explores a story where faith, repression, privilege, and desire intersect inside the home of an affluent Quaker couple in mid-nineteenth century Dublin. When a formerly enslaved AfricanâAmerican woman and her companion arrive for a tenâweek stay, their presenceâŠ
When Good Intentions Go Wrong
A review of The Ally by Itamar Moses at Theater Wit in Chicago. Directed under the steady hand of Jeremy Wechsler, this is a provocative, sometimes humorous look at activism, identity, and what happens when good deeds lead to bad outcomes. A look into the performances, themes, and the playâs relevance to todayâs cultural debates. Playing through May 2, 2026. The cast for this Midwest PremiereâŠ
White Rooster - Restless spirits, old curses, mysterious traditions | Theater Review
White Rooster a darkly funny tale of love, loss and the strange things we inherit, draws from a personal family story rooted in early 1900s China. The inventive and haunting play with original music reimagines an American ghost town, weaving together puppetry, movement, and song. Intergenerational trauma mixed with traditions. Moments of humour, joy, connection and yes â â frustration and angerâŠ
Off-Nights A Queer Extravaganza in Andersonville Chicago
The latest premiere from Thompson Street Opera Company, offered Chicago audiences a campy, queer operatic cabaret production filled with drag performance, bel canto vocal artistry, and a delightfully unconventional storyline. Presented at Bramble Arts Loft in Andersonville as Off-Nights at the Sometimes CafĂ©, the production featured seven sexually ambiguous characters navigating romance andâŠ
City Lit Has You Seeing Red
In âChanging Channelsâ at City Lit Theater in Chicago through April 12, 2026. Maggie Carlin (Kat Evans) and boss Eddie Gilroy (Orion Lay-Sleeper) abruptly learn that creating what will become an iconic TV comedy show is not all fun and games. Currently appearing on the fledgling DuMont TV network, Gilroy has an offer to move his wildly popular show to CBS. However, his manager, âBulletsââŠ
CATS in Skokie is non stop entertainment
Music Theater Worksâ production of CATS at Skokieâs North Shore Center for the Performing Arts is a nonstop âcatcaphonyâ of frenzied feline fun. With elements of musical theater, dance, opera and acrobatics there is definitely something for everyone. CATS is a must-see for anyone looking for an enjoyable highly entertaining evening â â presented by Music Theatre Works at North Shore Center forâŠ
HARVEY - St. Sebastian Players - Theater Review
There are two good reasons to see Harvey, by St. Sebastian Players. One is the humorous quirky Pulitzer Prize winning script by Mary Chase and the other is the exceptional performance of Jeff Broitman as Elwood Dowd, the pleasant oddball fellow whose companion and best friend is a six-foot rabbit. Details: Harvey, by St. Sebastian Players, at St. Bonaventure, 1625 W. Diversey through March 8,âŠ
A musical history of the Irish by Porchlight Theatre Company - Podcast Theater Review
On one level this is a joyous expression of the Irish people through song but it is also a reminder of pain and struggle but with a wink and nod because Frank McCourt wants us to see the absurdity of life and the humor in being human. Youâll probably love this if youâre of Irish heritage because of the familiarity of the songs and background message. If youâre a few generations removed or haveâŠ
Confederates at Redwist - Theater Review
Confederates by playwright Dominique Morrisseau and directed by Aaron Reese Boseman is the level of writing and performance I hope to see when attending a play. This intimate drama at Redtwist Theater delivers a message of unconscious bias and institutional slavery put into motion generations ago and still very much alive and grappled with today on both sides of the racial divide. The expertâŠ
The Dance of Death - Theater Review - Podcast
The highlight of The Dance of Death at Steppenwolf is the outstanding set design of Collette Pollard, that dominates the stage. Featuring an impressive, ancient, oppressive, dimly lit three story plaster and brick edifice, that apparently was a former jail, it is now the military home of a company commander and his wife located on an offshore island. Set in Scandinavia sometime in the late 19thâŠ
Love and Money - Holiday at Goodman Theatre -Review
  âHolidayâ at The Goodman is a fresh world-premiere adaptation of the classic boy meets girl â â boy meets girlâs sister romcom by Richard Greenberg based on the original 1928 version by playwright Philip Barry and featuring an outstanding cast. This is a story about familial love, romantic love and sexual attraction as well as the influence of money and in both cases â â those who have tooâŠ
Company is Good - - Podcast Theater Review
If youâre a subscriber or regular listener to our podcast this is going to be a busy week. Beginning with this review of Company at Skokie Theater, followed immediately by Holiday at the Goodman Theater then Dance of Death at Steppenwolf followed by Confederates at Redtwist then The Irish and How they got that way at Ruth Page. So, if there is a flurry of activity in your inbox from us this weekâŠ
Potpourri of Events Recently Past and Coming Up Soon
By Reno Lovison February has started out with a mix of interesting one-off events which I did not include as a podcast episode because I try to reserve those for events that run awhile, giving listeners a chance to see them based on my comments. However, there are often times when one-off events deserve a mention so that performers can get recognition for their efforts and alert others â â notâŠ