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Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Feature Dec 6, 2017
Barney the Elf, Hellcab, and ten more new stage shows

The best-ever explanation for what makes reindeer fly and the 25th anniversary of a Chicago classic are among this week's best bets.
- Tags: Performing Arts Feature, Barney the Elf, The Other Theatre Company, Dixie Lynn Cartwright, Roy Samra, The Best of Days, Christopher Ellis, DeZhané Rouse, Zoë Sapienza, Voice of the City, Christmas Bingo: It's a Ho-Ho-Holy Night, Vicki Quade, Late Night Catechism, Royal George Theatre, Margaret Cotter, Goodman Theatre, A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens, Larry Yando, Henry Wishcamper, Tom Creamer, Scrooge, A Gilbert & Sullivan Jewelry Box, Cox and Box, Gilbert and Sullivan, Transgressive-Theatre Opera Company, Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company of Hyde Park, The Grand Duke, Utopia Limited, Aaron Hunt, Teaira Burge, Celeste Peake, Susan Gosdick, Hamlet, Public House Theatre, Alex Demetralis, Hellcab, Will Kern, Rusty Schwimmer, Somer Austin, Profiles Theatre, The Agency Theater Collective, Pine, Jacqui Honess-Martin, Arianna Soloway, Elise Spoerlein, Aria Szalai-Raymond, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: A Rock 'N' Roll Musical, Pearl Poet Productions, Chris Causer, Caroline Kidwell, John C. Ashton, Nich Radcliffe, Twelfth Night, Shakespeare, Midsommer Flight, Lincoln Park Conservatory, Elizabeth Rentfro, Dylan S. Roberts, Amy Malcom, Wife Material, Jamie Shriner, Stefan Brün, Prop Thtr

Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Feature Oct 25, 2017
Arnie the Doughnut, Tangles and Plaques, and 11 more new stage shows to see

A delightful kids' show and a Neo-Futurist's look at dementia are among this week's best bets.
- Tags: Performing Arts Feature, Arnie the Doughnut, Lifeline Theatre, Laurie Keller, Francis Limoncelli, George Howe, Rachel Sypniewski, Juanita Andersen, The Black Renaissance (A Musical Resistance Against Racism), Jackie Taylor, Black Ensemble Theater, Reconstruction, the Civil War, Ku Klux Klan, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, racism, Robert Reddrick, Carrie, Underscore Theatre Company, Carrie 2: The Rage, The Rage: Carrie 2, Preston Max Allen, Maggie Robinson, Rachel Elise Johnson, Isaac Loomer, Spring Awakening, Chicago Danztheatre, Danztheatre Playwright Fest, Getting Old Sucks, Nelia Winter, Cetalogy, Moby-Dick, Pivot Arts, Don't Look Back/Must Look Back, Uptown, Chinese Mutual Aid Association, Albany Park Theater Project, Ellen Gates Starr High School, Learning Curve, Devon de Mayo, Tennessee Williams, His Greatness, The Glass Menagerie, Daniel MacIvor, David Zak, Pride Films and Plays, Danne E. Taylor, The Last Days of the Commune, Bertolt Brecht, Prop Thtr, Stefan Brün, Kyle Ann Greer, Paris Commune of 1871, Refuge Theatre Project, High Fidelity: The Musical, Lysistrata, Lysistrata Jones, Douglas Carter Beane, Lewis Flinn, Justin Brill, Mary-Margaret Roberts, Shanna VanDerwerker, A Swell in the Ground, Jeanine Nabers, Chika Ike, the Gift Theatre, the Neo-Futurists, Kirsten Riiber, Jen Ellison, With Blood, With Ink, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Third Eye Theatre Ensemble, Daniel Crozier, Peter M. Krask, Johns Hopkins Peabody Conservatory, Zombie Bathhouse: A Rock Musical, Campsongs Productions, Brian Kirst, Dan Foss, Scott Free

Arts & Culture, Theater Review Feb 1, 2017
Rhinofest isn’t just an experimental theater festival, it’s a community

”Chicago’s longest running fringe” event is back for its 28th year.
- By Tony Adler
- Tags: Theater Review, Rhinofest, fringe theater, Curious Theatre Branch, Prop Thtr, Beau O'Reilly, Jenny Magnus, Rhinoceros, Eugen Ionesco, Salvador Dalí, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, This Is a Movie of a Report I Am Making to the 3rd Grade, Hatchet Lady, Savannah Reich, Carrie Nation, Olivia Lilley, Runaways Lab Theatre, Hawkeye Plainview, Disney Pixar Beers, Rory Jobst, Michael Martin, Martin on Hinckley on Foster: The Home Visit, Emmy Bean, You're His Child, On Loss, Mark Chrisler, Stefan Brün, Last Week, Karen Orendurff Fort, Groundswell, global warming

Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Feature May 4, 2016
Mike Mother, Best of Enemies, The 180 Degree Rule, and eight more stage shows to see now

A Neo-Futurist performance piece, a drama about an almost unimaginable alliance, and a satire of Hollywood's golden age are among the hits this week.
- Tags: Performing Arts Feature, iO, Vienna Juvenile, Matt Besser, Layne Dixon, Provision Theater, Best of Enemies, Osha Gray Davidson, Mark St. Germain, C.P. Ellis, Ann Atwater, Rod Armentrout, Felicia Fields, Collaboraction, Anthony Moseley, Rivendell Theatre, Dry Land, Ruby Rae Spiegel, Hallie Gordon, Bryce Gangel, Jessica Ervin, Curious Theatre Branch, The Eviller Twin, Sue Cargill, Stefan Brün, Raven Theatre, House of Blue Leaves, John Guare, JoAnn Montemurro, Kelli Strickland, Sarah Hayes, Lyric Opera, The King and I, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Paolo Montalban, Kate Baldwin, Ali Ewoldt, Rona Figueroa, Matthew Uzarraga, Théâtre du Châtelet, Mike Mother, Neo-Futurarium, Jessica Anne, Mike Hamilton, Marsha Norman, 'Night, Mother, Babes With Blades, The 180 Degree Rule, M.E.H. Lewis, Barbara Lhota, Rachel Edwards Harvith, Lisa Herceg, Stage 773, Skin in the Game, one-act festival, The Living Canvas, Cathedral, Right Brain Project, the Ruckus, Hobo Junction Productions, Organic Theater Company, pH Comedy, Thanks for the Tip, Kayce Alltop, Dan Wright, Jared Miller, Theatre Y, 3 Sisters, Andrej Visky, Melissa Lorraine, Katie Stimpson, Kevlyn Hayes, Anton Chekhov, Earl H.E. Hill, Dan Christmann

Arts & Culture, Theater Review Apr 4, 1996
Brecht Betrayed

Fatzer: Demise of the Egoist
- By Justin Hayford
- Tags: Theater Review, Bertolt Brecht, Fatzer: Demise of the Egotist, Stefan Brün, Prop Theatre, The Threepenny Opera, Heiner Müller

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Barney the Elf, Hellcab, and ten more new stage shows

The best-ever explanation for what makes reindeer fly and the 25th anniversary of a Chicago classic are among this week's best bets.

Arnie the Doughnut, Tangles and Plaques, and 11 more new stage shows to see

A delightful kids' show and a Neo-Futurist's look at dementia are among this week's best bets.

Rhinofest isn’t just an experimental theater festival, it’s a community

”Chicago’s longest running fringe” event is back for its 28th year.

Mike Mother, Best of Enemies, The 180 Degree Rule, and eight more stage shows to see now

A Neo-Futurist performance piece, a drama about an almost unimaginable alliance, and a satire of Hollywood's golden age are among the hits this week.

Brecht Betrayed

Fatzer: Demise of the Egoist

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Barney the Elf, Hellcab, and ten more new stage shows

The best-ever explanation for what makes reindeer fly and the 25th anniversary of a Chicago classic are among this week's best bets.

Arnie the Doughnut, Tangles and Plaques, and 11 more new stage shows to see

A delightful kids' show and a Neo-Futurist's look at dementia are among this week's best bets.

Rhinofest isn’t just an experimental theater festival, it’s a community

”Chicago’s longest running fringe” event is back for its 28th year.

Mike Mother, Best of Enemies, The 180 Degree Rule, and eight more stage shows to see now

A Neo-Futurist performance piece, a drama about an almost unimaginable alliance, and a satire of Hollywood's golden age are among the hits this week.

Brecht Betrayed

Fatzer: Demise of the Egoist

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