Goodman Stages a Magnificent Production of “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” by August Wilson City Lit’s “Changing Channels” Finds Comedy in the Shadow of the Blacklist Why the great American novelist Nelson Algren has been forgotten “The Dance of Death” at Steppenwolf Is an Expressionist Painting “Birds of North America” Takes Flight at A Red Orchid Theatre For Robert Falls, “Holiday” Is a New Kind of Work Writers Theatre Transforms Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” Into A Foot-Tapping Musical Polish restaurants in Chicago: Where to find pierogi, borscht, pączki and more In Her Story Theater’s “The Official Biography,” Opposing Writers Debate Truth and Fiction Recent Articles avery r. young’s Afro-Surrealist Opera, “safronia,” Is A Story of the Great Migration “Theater of the Mind” Is an Interactive Trip Through a Memory Palace “Hamilton” Still Brings Hope in America’s Age of Caligula Redtwist Theatre’s “Confederates” Tells Two Stories Across Two Different Eras Something Wilde: An Explosive “Salome” at the Lyric Opera Music Theater Works Brings the Gospel of St. Matthew to a Coffee Shop
