Robert Falls may have stepped down as artistic director at the Goodman Theatre three years ago, but suddenly he’s everywhere ...

Martha Graham Dance Company (Auditorium Theatre) The legendary company celebrates one-hundred years as the biggest name in ...

Robert Falls is back on his home turf, returning to direct Richard Greenberg’s adaptation of Philip Barry’s Roaring Twenties comedy. Like Barry’s “The Philadelphia Story,” the play was adapted into a ...

Don’t be surprised if you recognize Charin Alvarez, as her extensive career in Chicago theater and film continues to grow. Alvarez has been acting in Chicago since 1996, and it would be simpler to ...

For centuries, lighting designers have been integral to bringing stories to life on stage, playing a noble role as an artist who avoids the spotlight to illuminate others. You know good lighting ...

Chicago stages have been described as petri dishes for talent development, with the city seen as a particularly fertile launching pad for the stars of tomorrow, whether in acting, comedy, writing or ...

Molly Shanahan/Mad Shak present the final chapter in a multi-year project exploring the body’s relationship with, response to and resilience in the face of trauma.

Now in its thirty-first season, Writers Theatre continues its tradition of staging both new works and new interpretations of the classics. Artistic director Braden Abraham says that the Glencoe ...

The founder of Making a Difference Dancing (the M.A.D.D. part of the name) continues to do just that. His twenty-three-year-old organization, founded to disrupt the “school-to-prison pipeline,” has ...

The world’s only company pushing the boundaries of Irish dance kicks off a momentous thirty-fifth season at the MCA, featuring a new collaboration with Para.Mar founder and artistic director Stephanie ...

I went into “Marie and Rosetta,” a play about gospel and rock ‘n’ roll pioneer Sister Rosetta Tharpe, thinking it would be a typical jukebox musical. That’s the kind of play that features the hits by ...