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A dramatization of eternal hell would be preferable to Redtwist's maudlin, moralizing Ghosts 2
The time, place, and motives are unclear in the humorless production.
by Dmitry Samarov | Nov 15, 2018
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Gertrude Abercrombie's self-portraits show an inner landscape of anxiety, fear, and loneliness
by Dmitry Samarov | Feb 13, 2018
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In Manual Cinema’s The End of TV, two women help each other rediscover their humanity 2
The multimedia ensemble’s latest production is a beautiful and transfixing examination of the effects of the industrial age.
by Dmitry Samarov | Jul 25, 2018
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Roseland’s transformation captured in 1970 student film 4
The footage of Old Fashioned Days on South Michigan Avenue will become the centerpiece of a new documentary.
by Dmitry Samarov | Jun 5, 2018
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Humboldt Park is changing, but it's Not for Sale
UrbanTheater Company's production uses humor and empathy to offer a range of perspectives on gentrification.
by Dmitry Samarov | Sep 27, 2018
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A dramatization of eternal hell would be preferable to Redtwist's maudlin, moralizing Ghosts 2
The time, place, and motives are unclear in the humorless production.
by Dmitry Samarov | Nov 15, 2018
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Art in Chicago may not be able to distill 150 years of history into one volume, but it sure looks good trying
Anyone involved in that history may be distracted by the gaps and omissions.
by Dmitry Samarov | Nov 9, 2018
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In Neverland, Prop Thtr finds the poignancy in J.M. Barrie's chestnut
The new take gives a well-worn story a modern sense of urgency.
by Dmitry Samarov | Nov 8, 2018
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Radio Culture presents the life of a Belarusian everyman
Maxim Dosko's play makes its U.S. debut at TUTA Theatre.
by Dmitry Samarov | Nov 1, 2018
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Melissa McCarthy and Richard E. Grant make likably unlikable scoundrels in Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Marielle Heller’s new biopic tells the story of 1980s celebrity letters forger Lee Israel.
by Dmitry Samarov | Oct 25, 2018