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Colin Mochrie Wants You to Get Hypnotized and Do Improv with Him │ Exclaim!

Exclaim! · Feb 24, 2026

Revisit: The Phantom of the Opera - Spectrum Culture

Spectrum Culture · Feb 24, 2026

A timeless take on The Seagull at Red Theater - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 19, 2026

Cage match - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 19, 2026

Hedda Gabler gets a comedic edge with Remy Bumppo - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 19, 2026

Love, loss, and literature - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 19, 2026

Picking up the pieces - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 19, 2026

Quiet desperation - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 19, 2026

Screwball billionaires - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 12, 2026

Marriage, Strindberg-style - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 12, 2026

Ghosts of Mississippi - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 11, 2026

Political violence, personal vengeance - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 11, 2026

Anthropomorphic omnivores - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 11, 2026

Sex, sci-fi, Ibsen, and more - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 09, 2026

Mary Jane reminds us of the need for community - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 04, 2026

Confederates examines solidarity and sisterhood for Black women in two timelines - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Feb 04, 2026

Chicago theaters bet on the future - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Jan 30, 2026

My Life as a Cowboy is a sweet coming-of-age story - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Jan 28, 2026

Eureka Day dissects antivax hysteria at a progressive school - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Jan 28, 2026

Birds of North America views family relationships through the binoculars - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Jan 28, 2026

A Gorey good time - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Jan 22, 2026

Green Corridors at Trap Door captures the plight of refugees - Chicago Reader

Chicago Reader · Jan 21, 2026