Chicago Tribune
Steve Johnson: Hypertext: Theater of the search: 'User 927'
Are you what you search? And should you be more careful?
Tuneful 'Gigi' keeps it light
Chicago Tribune - Theater Loop Blog
Apple Tree Theatre to re-stage Chicago's legendary 'Wings'
As the centerpiece of a surprisingly ambitious 2008-9 season, the seemingly (and happily) renascent Apple Tree Theatre in Highland Park will stage the musical version of Arthur Kopit's "Wings," with book and lyrics by Arthur Perlman and music by Jeffrey...
Compagnie Transe Express and a new theater in Lake Geneva
The French performance group Compagnie Transe Express will create a free outdoor spectacle in Gateway Park at Navy Pier on July 11 and 12. Entitled “Maudits Sonnants,†the hour-long piece will feature a “human carillon†suspended 200 feet up in...
'August' tour is official, headed back to Chicago
As previously noted here, "August: Osage County" is going out on the road next fall. On Wednesday, the official announcement came that the tour will kick off in San Francisco in August of 2009. I've been told that the tour...
Chicago Sun-Times
'Algren' captures city's gritty magic
Memo to all those involved in promoting Chicago as a global tourist destination: Forget about the standard video portrait of the city, filled with generic ...
Time Out Chicago
August occasion
Osage County scribe and likely Tony winner Tracy Letts readies his Steppenwolf follow-up.
This one goes out to the ladies
Chicago's stake in this Sunday's Tony Awards is all about the women, from nominees Rondi Reed and Amy Morton (above) to preannounced winner Barbara Gaines.
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Review: The Lion in Winter @ Writers’ Theatre
Review: The Kid from Brooklyn @ Mercury Theatre
Review: 4Play @ 13Carat Productions
Review: Wit @ The Gift Theatre
Review: Psalms of a Questionable Nature @ Riverdell Theatre Ensemble
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Review: Rainy Day People at The Laboratory Theatre Project
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Wisconsin roots take center stage
When Mark Rylance talks about the people who influenced his Tony-nominated performance in Broadway’s “Boeing-Boeing,” he cites master actors such as Art Carney and Kabuki legend Ennosuke Ichikawa III.
St. Louis Riverfront Times
Under the Small Top: Circus Flora is in town — and that's always a good thing
In search of an evening of thrills and chills, low comedy and high suspense? All those larger-than-life emotions that theater is supposed to...
St. Louis Stage Capsules
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mysteries on the Ohio
Point a detective's magnifying glass at the schedule for the 2008 International Mystery Writers' Festival in Owensboro and the evidence suggests that this year's extravaganza is an extraordinarily rich and varied ....
Cleveland Plain-Dealer
'Cubby Bernstein' a clever online promo for the show 'Xanadu'
With the Tony Awards on Sunday night, it's an appropriate time to check out "Cubby Bernstein," a pre-Tonys promo for the show "Xanadu" that's cleverly disguised as (or also is) a funny mockumentary series about a kid billed as ...
Cincinnati City Beat
Curtain Call: Tying Up the Fringe
Houston Press
Capsule Stage Reviews
bare, Big Range Dance Festival, Electile Dysfunction, La Sylphide and A Doll's House, Present Laughter, The Splasher
Austin American-Statesman
Review: 'Love, Janis' at the Long Center
Denver Post
Drama an appeal to real Christian values
Rocky Mountain News
Performing arts groups challenged to push envelope
Where do we go from here? Nearly 4,000 artists and arts administrators are trying to figure that out this week at the National Performing Arts Convention.
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