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Quick Wit: Alfred Uhry
By Jonathan Abarbanel · Apr 16, 2000 · Chicago
The noted playwright chats with Jonathan Abarbanel.
Hearing the Clarion Call of the Playwright, and Playing Along
By Catey Sullivan · Apr 16, 2000 · Chicago
Catey Sullivan profiles and analyzes the multifaceted career and aspirations of the playwright and actress Kristine Thatcher, author of Victory Gardens' current production, Voice of Good Hope.
The Learned Ladies & Fair Ladies at a Game of Poem Cards
By Jonathan Abarbanel · Apr 16, 2000 · Chicago
Jonathan Abarbanel reviews Court Theatre's annual two-play rep, one by Moliere and one by way of 18th century Japan.
Not Only Sleeping
By Lucia Mauro · Apr 16, 2000 · Chicago
Lucia Mauro reviews Beau O'Reilly's latest, presented by Curious Theatre Branch, an introspective fairy tale of love lost and hope harnessed.
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
By Chris Peditto · Apr 4, 2000 · Chicago
A timeless classic comes to life on stage with the theatrical presentation of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
The play starts out with a candy man explaining that Willy Wonka is a famous c...
Quick Wit: Howard Witt
By Jonathan Abarbanel · Apr 4, 2000 · Chicago
Tony nominated for Death of Salesman and now back on stage in Rebecca Gilman's Boy Gets Girl, Witt displays his wit for Jonathan Abarbanel.
Overtures and Ovations
By Lucia Mauro · Apr 4, 2000 · Chicago
Lucia Mauro profiles director and choreographer Marc Robin, who keeps Chicago singing and dancing and...
Amy Morton Feathers Her Cuckoo's Nest
By Lawrence Bommer · Apr 3, 2000 · Chicago
The actress tells Lawrence Bommer that playing Nurse Ratched doesn't mean you've flown the coop.
Boy Gets Girl
By Jonathan Abarbanel · Apr 3, 2000 · Chicago
Jonathan Abarbanel studies this study of stalking, as dramatized by up-and-coming playwright Rebecca Gilman.
Voice of Good Hope
By Catey Sullivan · Apr 3, 2000 · Chicago
Catey Sullivan reviews this work about the triumphant, courageous Texas Congresswoman, Barbara Jordan.
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