ART ON THE MART KICKS OFF ITS 2023 ROGRAMMING ON APRIL 14th WITH FUNTIME UNICORN: RUBY RIDES THROUGH FOUR SEASONS A NEW SITE-SPECIFIC COMMISSION BY ACCLAIMED ARTIST DERRICK ADAMS || Season Continues with a New Projection Featuring Artwork by Chicago Public School Seniors Starting April 27th
Young People's Theatre of Chicago presents Dory Fantasmagory || MAY 6 - MAY 28 || Greenhouse Theater Center
Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre 2023 season to feature leading 21st Century African American writers and some of the literary giants who preceded them || Season to include plays by Aurin Squire, Loy A. Webb, Harrison David Rivers, and an original program devised by Artistic Director Tim Rhoze and Associate Artistic Director Bria Walker-Rhoze, inspired by a 1971 conversation between literary giants James Baldwin and Nikki Giovanni.
PORCHLIGHT MUSIC THEATRE ANNOUNCES THE CAST FOR NEW FACES SING BROADWAY 1984, FEATURING HOST HONEY WEST, TUESDAY, APRIL 25 AT EVANSTON SPACE AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 AT THE DEN THEATRE || The Popular Series Returns this Spring. New Faces Sing Broadway 1984, Directed by Tommy Novak and Music Directed by Micky York, Takes Audiences Back in Time to the 1984 Broadway Season with Chicago’s Newest Talents Performing Songs from the Hit Shows La Cage Aux Folles, Sunday in the Park with George, Baby, The Rink and others
First Floor Theater Presents the Chicago premiere of HATEFUCK || By Rehana Lew Mirza || Directed by Arti Ishak || May 5 – June 10, 2023 at The Den Theatre
"A feast of a production! Enough sustenance and libation for the entire family." – Variety || THEATRESQUARED PRESENTS CHICKEN & BISCUITS by Douglas Lyons || Starts April 19th
HARRY POTTER: MAGIC AT PLAY UNVEILS EXCLUSIVE QUIDDITCH-THEMED WAND FROM THE NOBLE COLLECTION || The Limited-Edition Collectible is Available Now at the Interactive Touring Experience’s Inaugural Location at Chicago’s Iconic Water Tower Place
The bodies of Siddhant Shah, 19, and Aryan Vaidya, 20, have been recovered from Monroe Lake.
*** Recommended *** Robert Falls has assembled a stellar cast for the Goodman Theatre’s production of "The Cherry Orchard". Although the story is about the Russian aristocracy in denial, Chekhov said it was a comedy (although I’ve always thought the story was tragic), so this cast played it for laughs and they got them. I thought everything – costumes, set, et al – was just about perfect, but I’m still not a Chekhov fan. By the way, is the term ‘Russian comedy’ actually an oxymoron? 3 ½ Spotlights
