Chlorine Sky
Chlorine Sky, Steppenwolf for Young Adults production about love, loss and broken promises, is now playing at the Downstairs Theatre.
Chlorine Sky, Steppenwolf for Young Adults production about love, loss and broken promises, is now playing at the Downstairs Theatre.
Secrets, lies and political backstabbing abound in the riveting new drama Right To Be Forgotten, about one man’s fierce battle to reclaim his privacy.
Radial Gradient, now playing at Theater Wit in Chicago’s Lakeview neighborhood, cuts deep into the heart of the issues of prejudice and discrimination among Greek houses on America’s college campuses.
The world premiere of Vichet Chum’s Bald Sisters lights up the stage to continue the 47th season at Steppenwolf.
Spend the holidays with the eccentric geriatrics of Miami, The Golden Girls! Hell in a Handbag Productions presents The Golden Girls: The Lost Episodes – The Obligatory Holiday Special, through December 30, 2022, at The Center on Halsted.
Interrobang Theatre Project and Rivendell Theatre Ensemble are pleased to present the world premiere of Emily Schwend’s riveting new drama A Mile in The Dark, directed by Interrobang Artistic Director and Rivendell Theatre Ensemble member Georgette Verdin, playing November 11 through December 11, 2022 at Rivendell Theatre.
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.
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.