By Emily McClanathan May 13, 2024 Before he became a household name through films such as Man of Steel, The Shape of Water, and Knives...

By Courtney Kueppers May 1, 2024 Everyone wants a piece of Michael Shannon. The venerable character actor has been booked and busy in...

May 1, 2024 By Breandan Rook and John Landecker A Red Orchid Theatre debuts the world premiere of Turret, written and directed by Levi...

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By Brandon Dupré March 21, 2024 “The strides Illinois has made in growing our film and television production sector in recent years is...

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By Kerry Reid November 3, 2023 If you look at French-Canadian playwright Catherine-Anne Toupin’s Right Now with an eye toward finding...

By Barbara Vitello November 2, 2023 Teatro Vista's new interpretation of "The House of Bernarda Alba," early 20th-century Spanish poet...

By Jerry Nunn October 31, 2023 There's a newly remodeled theater Facility in Chicago and it's located at 1138 North California Avenue....

By Chris Jones October 17, 2023 If you’re a fan of “Only Murders in the Building,” the comedy-mystery series on Hulu, you’ll likely enjoy...

By Tim McGill October 10, 2023 It's a little cabaret, vaudeville, music, dance, magic and comedy. Did we also mention a fabulous four...

By Jack Helbig October 4, 2023 Stand-up used to be a very white man domain. And the jokes you heard there were just the kind you would...

By Myrna Petlicki October 3, 2023 The spotlight is on the four younger characters from Anton Chekhov’s “The Seagull,” in “Seagulls,” ...

By Kaitlyn Smith September 26, 2023 They blink, flick their tails, crane their necks and bare their serrated teeth. No one extracted...

By Nikki Roberts September 26, 2023 A viscous roar is heard from Front Street. The Wheaton Promenade has turned into a prehistoric...

By Miriam DiNunzio September 18, 2023 Looking for madcap comedy, cirque-style athleticism, and dinner — all wrapped up in one night at...

By Michael Phillips September 15, 2023 In April 1981, a year before “Making Love” and “Personal Best” ventured, cautiously, into the...