One of the things that sets Chicago's theater community apart from those in other cities is that we ARE a community, and the idea of sharing is ingrained even within our largest theater companies.
I'm writing this week about a war I've lost, but I'm waging it anyway because I'm right and you are wrong. Audiences don't know how to applaud anymore.
During six days at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF), I was very much surprised to find close to two dozen Chicago theater artists connected with the OSF in capacities ranging from artistic administration to playwriting.Choreographers Randy Duncan and Thomas Rapley (House Theatre of Chicago) bot
Kelly KleimanSo what is there to do around this burg on Memorial Day weekend? Next week, well, that'll be something: the official start of summer, outdoor performances and festivals everywhere you look; but what about right now?