Photo caption: L to R, White, Sturgis, Young, Crane. Photo by Liz Lauren. “Disgraced” won a 2013 Pulitzer Prize for…
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Early in Anton Chekhov’s “The Seagull,” Konstantin, the tortured artist playwright, laments the need for new expression in theater: “……
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    What distinguishes contemporary faith from the traditional? It’s often the ability to ask questions, to explore how meanings…
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  Lookingglass Theatre’s new production of “Moby Dick” gives a modern infusion of energy and fluidity to Herman Melville’s 19th…
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Timeline Theatre Chicago’s premiere of “Inana” by Michele Lowe is a ripped-from-the-headlines love story. And it also reminds us that…
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American Theater Company’s brave new world premiere, “The Project(s),” is a lesson in Chicago history and an explanation of some…
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Most people look at Lillian Hellman’s 1939 play, “The Little Foxes,” as a play about a dysfunctional family battling over…
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Anton Chekhov’s 1900 play “Three Sisters” is considered one of his masterpieces and The Hypocrites do it justice in their…
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