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The Artistic Home is proud to present the world premiere of Siah Berlatsky’s Shakespeare-inspired, gender-bending romantic comedy Malapert Love, developed as part of the company’s Summer on the Patio series.
The Gift Theatre concludes its 2022 season with the world premiere of Jennifer Rumberger’s thriller The Locusts.
AstonRep Theatre Company’s revival of Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Buried Child by Sam Shepard is now playing at The Edge Theater on Chicago’s North SIde.
Mary Seacole was a remarkable woman. Her life’s work can be seen mirrored through many women throughout time. The tale of Marys Seacole deserves to be heard.
Greek philosophy says that human beings are only truly human when they are together. Diane Alexander White’s exhibit Gather Together is now on display at National Hellenic Museum.
In this fresh take on Noël Coward’s iconic 1930 comedy Private Lives, antics and dramatics ensue when two sets of spouses cross paths during their honeymoons.
The music… the mem’ries… the magic… the dog cloning! Hell in a Handbag Productions brings it all in the campy premiere of FRANKENSTREISAND. That’s Dr. Frankenstreisand to you, darling!
Appropriate for this spooky season, Sweeney Todd roars onto Chicago theatre scene with violence, revenge, dark humor and timeless musical numbers.
The Tucker women are up early to prepare the family stew for an important meal. Drama unfolds in and out of Mama’s kitchen as the day wears on.
What happens when a former priest and his much younger lover, a white queer couple, move into a historically Black Chicago neighborhood? St. Sebastian, a new play from Refracted Theatre Company, will make you stop and take a longer look.
Miz Martha Washington lies alone ravaged by illness and attended to by the very same enslaved people, whose freedom depends on her impending death.
BUG… In a seedy Oklahoma motel room, a lonely waitress begins an unexpected love affair with a young drifter. And then they see the first bugs. Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning ensemble member Tracy Letts’s mind-bending cult classic — a luridly funny tale of love, paranoia, and government conspiracy — roars back to post-pandemic lockdown Chicago for its Steppenwolf return.