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Arts & Culture, Theater Review May 10, 2018
Prometheus Bound remains inert

The eponymous Prometheus is seen not so much as standing for anything as he is standing, basta.
- By Max Maller
- Tags: Theater Review, prometheus bound, prometheus, Vitruvian, Nicholas Rudall, Terry McCabe, greek, City Lit Theater, Mark Pracht, Dragon Ball Z, terry gilliam, MIDI, Von Orthal Puppets, hermes, Oceanids

Blogs, Bleader Dec 9, 2016
Shame on Wheels, It's a Wonderful Life, and more things to do in Chicago this weekend

Donut Fest, Irish Christmas Market, and more happenings from December 9-11.
- By Isabel Ochoa Gold
- Tags: Arts, Do This, Poetry Foundation, Nicholas Rudall, Dylan Thomas, Electra, Court Theater, Irish Christmas Market, It's a Wonderful Life, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Chorus, American Association of University Women Chicago, Jane Addams, Not Normal Tapes, The First Annual Infestational, ChiTown Futbol, Donut Fest, Moe's Cantina, A Voice for Victims, Uri-Eichen Gallery, We Still Like You, Cole's

Blogs, Bleader Nov 23, 2016
Court Theatre concludes its House of Atreus trilogy with a Hamlet-like Electra

Sandra Marquez and Kate Fry are darkly fascinating as Sophocles's murderous queen and her obsessed daughter.
- By Tony Adler
- Tags: Theater, Arts, Court Theatre, Electra, House of Atreus, Nicholas Rudall, Charles Newell, Iphigenia in Aulis, Agamemnon, Seret Scott, Sandra Marquez, Clytemnestra, Hamlet, Euripides, Sophocles, Aeschylus

Arts & Culture, Fall Preview Sep 4, 2016
Ten best bets for fall theater

A satanic hand puppet, a live version of Cheers, and a Twelfth Night in Hindi are among this season’s highlights.
- Tags: Fall Preview, Mary Zimmerman, Doug Peck, Goodman Theatre, Candide, Leonard Bernstein, Wonderful Town, My Sister Eileen, Bri Sudia, Lauren Molina, Sophocles, Electra, the House of Atreus, Agamemnon, Iphigenia in Aulis, Nicholas Rudall, Court Theatre, Sandra Marquez, Michael Pogue, Kate Fry, Amiri Baraka, LeRoi Jones, Dutchman, American Blues Theater, Darren Canady, TRANSit, Shattered Globe Theatre, True West, Sam Shepard, Black Button Eyes Productions, Amour, Michel Legrand, Shakespeare 400 Chicago, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Shanghai Jingju Theatre, Peking opera, The Revenge of Prince Zi Dan, Hamlet, Company Theatre Mumbai, Piya Behrupiya, Twelfth Night, Eduardo Pavez Goye, Foro Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, The Complete Deaths, Spymonkey, The Happiest Place on Earth, Sideshow Theatre Company, Philip Dawkins, Scooby Don't, Hell in a Handbag Productions, David Cerda, Andrew Hinderaker, The Magic Play, Calamity West, Give It All Back, Idris Goodwin, How We Got On, Haven Theatre Company, Kristiana Rae Colón, Octagon, Jackalope Theatre, I Am My Own Wife, Doug Wright, About Face Theatre, Delia Kropp, Nothing Without a Company, [Trans]formation, the Living Canvas, Cheers Live on Stage, Amy Poehler, Broadway in Chicago, Mat Smart, Naperville, The Royal Society of Antarctica, the Gift Theatre, Jeff Award, Aguijón Theater, Romeo y Julieta, Sándor Menéndez, Gerardo Cárdenas, Hand to God, Robert Askin, Victory Gardens Theater, Alex Weisman, Gary Griffin, Seret Scott

Arts & Culture, Theater Review Nov 19, 2014
Recommended
At Court Theatre, a fierce, cold, beautiful Iphigenia in Aulis

Euripides's tragedy shows us both the necessity and the uselessness of action.
- By Tony Adler
- Tags: Theater Review, Iphigenia in Aulis, Court Theatre, Euripides, Charles Newell, Nicholas Rudall, Mark L. Montgomery, Christopher Donahue, Recommended

Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Sidebar Mar 4, 2010
Hyde Park & Kenwood Issue: Performing Arts

Where to go in the birthplace of off-Loop theater
- By Albert Williams
- Tags: Performing Arts Sidebar, University of Chicago, U of C, University of Chicago theater, Paul Sills, off-Loop theater, Court Theatre, Nicholas Rudall, The Illusion, Sizwe Banzi Is Dead, Hyde Park Community Players, University Theater, Off-Off Campus, Tyego Dance Project, University of Chicago, Reynolds Club, University Church

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Prometheus Bound remains inert

The eponymous Prometheus is seen not so much as standing for anything as he is standing, basta.

Shame on Wheels, It's a Wonderful Life, and more things to do in Chicago this weekend

Donut Fest, Irish Christmas Market, and more happenings from December 9-11.

Court Theatre concludes its House of Atreus trilogy with a Hamlet-like Electra

Sandra Marquez and Kate Fry are darkly fascinating as Sophocles's murderous queen and her obsessed daughter.

Ten best bets for fall theater

A satanic hand puppet, a live version of Cheers, and a Twelfth Night in Hindi are among this season’s highlights.

Recommended
At Court Theatre, a fierce, cold, beautiful Iphigenia in Aulis

Euripides's tragedy shows us both the necessity and the uselessness of action.

Hyde Park & Kenwood Issue: Performing Arts

Where to go in the birthplace of off-Loop theater

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Prometheus Bound remains inert

The eponymous Prometheus is seen not so much as standing for anything as he is standing, basta.

Shame on Wheels, It's a Wonderful Life, and more things to do in Chicago this weekend

Donut Fest, Irish Christmas Market, and more happenings from December 9-11.

Court Theatre concludes its House of Atreus trilogy with a Hamlet-like Electra

Sandra Marquez and Kate Fry are darkly fascinating as Sophocles's murderous queen and her obsessed daughter.

Ten best bets for fall theater

A satanic hand puppet, a live version of Cheers, and a Twelfth Night in Hindi are among this season’s highlights.

Recommended At Court Theatre, a fierce, cold, beautiful Iphigenia in Aulis

Euripides's tragedy shows us both the necessity and the uselessness of action.

Hyde Park & Kenwood Issue: Performing Arts

Where to go in the birthplace of off-Loop theater

Other Searches

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At Court Theatre, a fierce, cold, beautiful Iphigenia in Aulis