Murder, ReWrote Is Hell In A Handbag’s campy parody of ’80s mystery TV series, Murder She Wrote. The Chicago troupe’s latest production at the Den Theatre in Wicker Park recreates an episode of the beloved show, from the opening credits to the final frame.
Do Hirst and Spooner really know each other, or are they performing an elaborate charade? The ambiguity – and the comedy – intensify with the arrival of Briggs and Foster. All four inhabit a no-man’s-land between time present and time remembered, between reality and imagination. No Man’s Land is now playing through August 20th, 2023.
William Shakespeare’s timeless fantasy follows three separate but intertwining stories–the Lovers, the Mechanicals, and the Fairies–over the course of a single night. Welcome to A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Oak Park Festival Theatre.
The theatre is dead. And you have the front row seat in Haven Chicago’s multifaceted production of The Art of Bowing.
You meet. You marry. You have kids. That’s the way it always goes. Or is it? What if your story changes? What would it cost? Steppenwolf’s Another Marriage is an intimate and beautifully rendered portrait of an ever-evolving relationship that may never be quite finished.
In the world full of danger, PUFFS stand resilient. Even if they are only third. Follow the adventures of the Boy Who Lived at the Wizard School of Magic and Magic, as seen through the eyes of the Puffs.
Aston Rep closes their 15th and final season with Julia Cho’s The Language Archive, a quirky comic drama about communication, its future and its failings.
On the American stage for the first time ever, Shattered Globe’s London Road is an uplifting story that reveals how a devastating tragedy can spark empathy and engender community resilience.
The heartbreaking drama by Donnetta Lavinia Gray, Last Night and the Night Before is at its heart and exploration of love in its various forms — Black, queer, familial. Infinitely worth seeing. Now on stage at Steppenwolf’s 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.