Goodman Has Its HAVING OUR SAY Cast and Design Team
Goodman Theatre has announced the cast and design team for the revival of “Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters’ First 100 Years,” by Emily Mann.
Review: THE WOLVES at Goodman Theatre
There is no denying the change in the air. Women, across various communities, are tired of being silenced, tired of being dismissed as fragile, tired of being dismissed — period.
Goodman Has Its ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE Cast and Design Team
Goodman Theatre has announced the cast and design team for Henrik Ibsen’s AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE, adapted by Artistic Director Robert Falls based on a translation by Eleanor Marx-Aveling
Jo Cattell Named Michael Maggio Fellow at Goodman Theatre
Goodman Theatre has announced Jo Cattell as the recipient of the 2017/2018 Michael Maggio Directing Fellowship, an honor reserved for early-career Chicago-based directors. Cattell will gain access to the artistic process at the Goodman, including the opportunity to assist on a Goodman production. “Exposure is part of an artist’s...
Stacy Keach Returns for Summer PAMPLONA Run
PAMPLONA ran for 11 preview performances last spring but closed prematurely after Keach suddenly fell ill on opening night.
Review: BLIND DATE at Goodman Theatre
BLIND DATE reveals our misunderstanding as to what the Presidency actually entails. We optimistically hope that our leaders are crunching facts and figures, soberly and clinically weighing options. Yet in reality, political theater is just that – jockeying to appear a “strong” leader – it is indeed acting that gets the job done.
Goodman Has Its THE WOLVES Cast and Creative Team
Goodman Theatre has announced the cast and design team for the Chicago premiere of Sarah DeLappe’s THE WOLVES.
Goodman Has Its BLIND DATE Cast
Goodman Theatre has announced the cast for the world premiere of Rogelio Martinez’s BLIND DATE directed by Artistic Director Robert Falls.
Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Goodman Theatre
Arguably the most famous ghost story since the dawn of the printing press, the otherworldly adventures of Ebenezer Scrooge are so well-known, spoilers aren’t even really possible.
Review: YASMINA’S NECKLACE at Goodman Theatre
For every “now more than ever” play, every revival that we resurrect to draw a parallel between systems of oppression, every narrative that shows women, the LGBT+ community, and people of color victimized and stripped of their agency, we need a YASMINA’S NECKLACE.