Arthur Miller’s play has long been a part of American high school classrooms. This new play, set in a Georgia classroom, stars Sadie Sink as a version of Miller’s Abigail.
Its Chicago premiere at Victory Gardens’ reopened Biograph Theatre won’t please everyone, but those interested in this playwright should not miss it.
The touring musical based on the 2001 Baz Luhrmann movie travels with about 500 costumes in all. “It’s got to be glittery.”
Fans of the old NBC series will be disappointed with this lackluster and confusing new Broadway musical about the making of a Broadway musical.
The talented Dani Pike stars in this solo show that taps into the music of the ’80s and all it represented.
Alliance Francaise de Chicago offers language courses, both beginning and advanced options, as well as many other cultural programs like cancan dancing in partnership with the touring cast of “Moulin Rouge!”
Also coming to Navy Pier for a very full next season, a Halloween show, “Much Ado About Nothing” for the holidays and a return for the Royal Shakespeare Company.
With a company that includes stars like Bernadette Peters who first sang in Stephen Sondheim’s musicals, shows like this won’t come around again.
The five performances, all by female-led dance companies, conclude next spring with the annual visit by Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
Playwright Suzan-Lori Parks has forged a play about the toll that doing a job like intercepting migrants inevitably takes on a man and his family.