Factory Theater Announces NEXT BIG THING Cast and Design Team
The Factory Theater has announced the cast and creative team THE NEXT BIG THING.
Cast Announced for Coffee & Whiskey’s SWEEP
Pictured: Michelle Alejandra Limon Coffee & Whiskey Productions has announced the cast for the Midwest premiere of SWEEP by Georgina Escobar. The production features company members Wesley James and Michelle Alejandra Limon with Menaka Deolekar, Adam LaSalle, Maddy Lowe, and Alejandra Vivanco. From the press release: “SWEEP by Georgina Escobar...
Broken Nose Has Its KINGDOM Cast and Production Team
Pictured: Johnard Washington and Watson Swift. Broken Nose Theatre has announced the cast and production team the world premiere of resident playwright Michael Allen Harris’ KINGDOM. Directed by Kanome Jones, the production features company member Johnard Washington and artistic associates Watson Swift and RjW Mays with Byron Coolie and Christopher...
Mikhail Baryshnikov Comes to Harris Theater in One-Man Play
The critically-acclaimed play “Brodsky / Baryshnikov” will arrive in Chicago Feb. 2-4at the Harris Theater for Music and Dance.
Lookingglass Theatre Company appoints new Executive Director
Lookingglass Theatre Company’s Board of Directors has announced the appointment of the theater’s new executive director, Rachel L. Fink.
Cast and Creative Team Set for STEEL MAGNOLIAS
Theatre at the Center has announced the cast and production team for STEEL MAGNOLIAS.
BoHo Theatre Has Its CYRANO Cast and Production Team
BoHo Theatre has announced the cast and creative team for their first show of the 2018 season, the Chicago premiere of CYRANO.
The New Colony Announces New Co-Artistic Directors
The Board of Directors of The New Colony have announced the company’s new Co-Artistic Directors.
Firebrand Has Its 9 TO 5 Cast
Firebrand Theatre has announced casting and partial creatives for 9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL.
Chicago’s Best Shows of 2017
Of the 247 shows our critics reviewed, many of their favorites went beyond the plight of the marginalized — beyond making liberal theatergoers feel sorry for their part in our society — to twist the knife in the nuance and intersectionality of the American experience.