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Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Feature Dec 30, 2020
The Evanston Performing Arts Collective kicks off with "A New World" on New Year's

Fleetwood-Jourdain spearheads a new collaboration "Celebrating Life, Community and the Arts."
- By Catey Sullivan
- Tags: Performing Arts Feature, Evanston Performing Arts Collective, Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre, Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre, The Musical Offering, Timothy Edward Rhoze, Jeremy Ramey, Kara Roseborough, Rick Ferguson, Harmony France, Firebrand Theatre, Averis I. Anderson, Matthew Hunter, Kyrie Ander

Arts & Culture, Theater Review Sep 25, 2019
Recommended
Hello Again puts La Ronde to music

Michael John LaChiusa's riff on Arthur Schnitzler's 1897 play gets a stellar production from Theo Ubique.
- By Max Maller
- Tags: Theater Review, Hello Again, Michael John LaChiusa, Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre, Arthur Schnitzler, Brenda Didier, Jeremy Ramey, Recommended

Arts & Culture, Theater Review Jun 26, 2019
Hedwig and the Angry Inch, up close and personal at Theo Ubique

In the title role, Will Lidke is a nova of charisma.
- By Catey Sullivan
- Tags: Theater Review, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Theo Ubique, Plato, Symposium, John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask, Toma Tavares Langston, Will Lidke, Jacob Gilchrist, Brittney Brown, Jakob Smith, Perry Cowdery, Joseph Drzemiecki, Carlos Mendoza, Jeremy Ramey

Arts & Culture, Theater Review Mar 21, 2019
Recommended
The Bridges of Madison County remembers that romance is about the journey

Theo Ubique's production is a sweet, sweet piece of Iowa cheese.
- By Sheri Flanders
- Tags: Theater Review, The Bridges of Madison County, Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre, Kelli Harrington, Tommy Thurston, Kate Harris, Randolph Johnson, Carl Herzog, Jeremy Ramey, Iowa, Recommended

Arts & Culture, Theater Review Dec 21, 2018
The Full Monty is a less-than-auspicious inauguration of Theo Ubique's new space

The production's sexual politics unsuccessfully hang between self-aware period piece and relevant, contemporary commentary.
- By Dan Jakes
- Tags: Theater Review, The Full Monty, Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre, Fred Anzevino, Jeremy Ramey, Terrence McNally, David Yazbek, Windy City Playhouse, Viaduct Theatre

Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Feature Jun 22, 2017
Bette Davis Ain’t for Sissies, Jacques Brel’s Lonesome Losers . . . , and nine more new stage shows

A one-woman show to buckle up for and an intimate, retro revue are among this week's best bets.
- Tags: Performing Arts Feature, Bette Davis, Bette Davis Ain't for Sissies, Joan Crawford, Jessica Sherr, Howard Hughes, Drag Party Party, Bina Martin, the Annoyance, Julia DeFerdinando, Hell in a Handbag Proudctions, The Golden Girls: The Lost Episodes, David Cerda, Lady X: The Musical, Adrian Hadlock, Jacques Brel's Lonesome Losers of the Night, Theo Ubique, No Exit Cafe, cabaret, Jeremy Ramey, Randolph Johnson, Joshua Stephen Kartes, Fred Anzevino, Arnold Johnston, The King and I, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Laura Michelle Kelly, Jose Llana, London Assurance, Dion Boucicoult, City Lit Theatre, Oscar Wilde, Terry McCabe, Oak Park Festival Theatre, Macbeth, Julius Caesar, Matthey Fahey, Barbara Zahora, The Agency Theater Collective, Nautilina, Brian Foster, Sommer Austin, Anna Lucero, Brendan Duffy, Safe in My Own Head, Jenn Noyes, Natalie Moretti, Tempel Lizzipans, Tempel Farms, dressage, When the Fog Begins to Lift

Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Feature Dec 21, 2016
The Phantom of the Opera and four more new stage shows

The longest-running musical on Broadway returns to Chicago as impressive as ever.
- Tags: Performing Arts Feature, Honky Tonk Angels, Theo Ubique, Always . . . Patsy Cline, Jeremy Ramey, Ted Swindley, Tonya Tucker, Dolly Parton, I Will Always Love You, Delta Dawn, Pigpen Theatre Co., The Hunter and the Bear, Writers Theatre, The Old Man and the Old Moon, Lookingglass Theatre Company, Mary Zimmerman, The Arabian Nights, Mr. and Mrs. Pennyworth, Doug Hara, Samuel Taylor, Lindsey Noel Whiting, John Musial, Blair Thomas, The Phantom of the Opera, Cameron Mackintosh, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Paul Brown, Derrick Davis, Katie Travis, Angel of the Music, Music of the Night, All I Ask of You, Irish Theatre of Chicago, Conor McPherson, The Weir, Brad Armacost

Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Feature Oct 7, 2016
The Bardy Bunch, The Last Wife, A Walk in the Woods, and ten more new stage shows

A mashup of Shakespeare with The Partridge Family and The Brady Bunch is one of this week's high- (or maybe lowlights).
- Tags: Performing Arts Feature, The Bardy Bunch, The Brady Bunch, The Partridge Family, The Bard, Stephen Garvey, Logan Medland, Jay Stern, Mercury Theater, Steep Theatre, Bobbie Clearly, Alex Lubische, Robert Askins, Joel Sobel, Hand to God, Victory Gardens, Fantasy Island for Dummies, Trap Door Theatre, Ruth Margraff, Fantasy Island, Annette Funicello, Party Perfect, Dandelion Theatre, Fish Eye, Lucas Hardin, Katherine Lamb, Morgan Crouch, Stephen Rowland, the Frontier, Theo Ubique, Fly by Night, No Exit Cafe, Jeremy Ramey, Fred Anzevino, Meredith Kochan, Kyrie Anderson, Will Connolly, Michael Mitnick, Kim Rosenstock, Hillary: The Musical!, KellyAnn Corcoran, Greg Allen, Jenny Magnus, Mark Chrisler, How We Got On, Idris Goodwin, hip-hop, Grandmaster Flash, Den Theatre, Black Ensemble Theater, I Am Who I Am: The Teddy Pendergrass Story, Rashawn Thompson, Deverin Deonte, Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, Jessica Seals, Rueben Echoles, Kyle Smith, TimeLine Theatre, The Last Wife, Kate Hennig, Catherine Parr, Henry VII, Elizabeth I, AnJi White, Steve Pickering, Quest Theatre Ensemble, The People's History of the United States, Andrew Park, City Lit Theater Company, Psmith, Journalist, P.G. Wodehouse, Terry McCabe, Skooby Don't, Hell in a Handbag Productions, Interrobang Theatre Project, Still, Jen Silverman, Yale Drama Series Award, Georgette Verdin, miscarriage, Matthew Nerber, A Walk in the Woods, Spartan Theatre Company, Lee Blessing, Patrick Belics, Sara Pavlak McGuire, Vincent P. Mahler

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The Evanston Performing Arts Collective kicks off with "A New World" on New Year's

Fleetwood-Jourdain spearheads a new collaboration "Celebrating Life, Community and the Arts."

Recommended
Hello Again puts La Ronde to music

Michael John LaChiusa's riff on Arthur Schnitzler's 1897 play gets a stellar production from Theo Ubique.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch, up close and personal at Theo Ubique

In the title role, Will Lidke is a nova of charisma.

Recommended
The Bridges of Madison County remembers that romance is about the journey

Theo Ubique's production is a sweet, sweet piece of Iowa cheese.

The Full Monty is a less-than-auspicious inauguration of Theo Ubique's new space

The production's sexual politics unsuccessfully hang between self-aware period piece and relevant, contemporary commentary.

Bette Davis Ain’t for Sissies, Jacques Brel’s Lonesome Losers . . . , and nine more new stage shows

A one-woman show to buckle up for and an intimate, retro revue are among this week's best bets.

The Phantom of the Opera and four more new stage shows

The longest-running musical on Broadway returns to Chicago as impressive as ever.

The Bardy Bunch, The Last Wife, A Walk in the Woods, and ten more new stage shows

A mashup of Shakespeare with The Partridge Family and The Brady Bunch is one of this week's high- (or maybe lowlights).

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Fleetwood-Jourdain spearheads a new collaboration "Celebrating Life, Community and the Arts."

Michael John LaChiusa's riff on Arthur Schnitzler's 1897 play gets a stellar production from Theo Ubique.

In the title role, Will Lidke is a nova of charisma.

Theo Ubique's production is a sweet, sweet piece of Iowa cheese.

The production's sexual politics unsuccessfully hang between self-aware period piece and relevant, contemporary commentary.

A one-woman show to buckle up for and an intimate, retro revue are among this week's best bets.

The longest-running musical on Broadway returns to Chicago as impressive as ever.

A mashup of Shakespeare with The Partridge Family and The Brady Bunch is one of this week's high- (or maybe lowlights).

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