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Robert Falls is the Tony-winning artistic director of the Goodman Theatre in Chicago, and after talk
It's a podcast bar mitzvah! The Reduced Shakespeare Company Podcast became a man last week when
Playwright Ellen Margolis (left )saw the Red Fox Theatre production of Catch of the Day (short-liste
The current Chicago Shakespeare Theatre production of Romeo And Juliet completely reinvigorates Shak
The Lookingglass Theatre Company in Chicago is remounting Mary Zimmerman's production of The St
Liz Allen is an improviser and teacher who, among other things, coached the improv team in Mike Birb
Shakespeare rocks every night, of course, but especially on Lou Carlozo's new album By Me & Wil
Meet Doug Harvey (center, above), the newest member of the RSC and also the author and star of the o
The RSC's 11th stage show, Hamlet's Big Adventure! (a prequel), is really all about Hamlet
Authors Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor talk about how they've created the definitive backstory
Three members of the fantastic ensemble gathered together for the Goodman Theatre production of Ther
The fall theatre season has begun, so this week we're talking about talking about theatre with
Demons and witches and ghosts, oh my! As we reach our 666th podcast, it seems like the perfect time
The Writers Theatre production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Into The Woods combines p
Kevin Pollack is a Chicago singer-songwriter (and actor) who's just released the first video fr
Many people talk about it but Stan and Debbie Rea have actually done it: They've seen all 37 of
Rachel Borgo is the Executive Director of Chicago newest young theatre ensemble, The Impostors Theat
Mark Larson discusses his wonderful new book Ensemble: An Oral History of Chicago Theater, a magnifi
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is on and sadly, we're not there! So we've dug into the arch
Elizabeth Schrader, a doctoral student at Duke University, is doing some pioneering work clarifying
