Emily McClanathan

In this retelling, Ophelia reemerges from the water into a neo-Elizabethan version of Appalachia, where she sets out on a strange journey to recover her reason, memories and autonomy.

Paloma Nozicka's premiere is a promising beginning for a new partnership between Teatro Vista Productions and Steppenwolf.

For all its ridiculousness, “The Angel Next Door” is an ode to the joy of theater, so it’s a fitting choice to send Northlight off to its new home. As...

Based on the picture book by Margaret Wise Brown, Chad Henry’s musical adaptation turns bedtime into a variety show of sorts, as the energetic Bunny (Diego Vazquez Gomez) resists sleep.

The students from Ray Graham Training Center had staged their own production of the "Oz"-based musical in December and also got to attend a matinee.

This world premiere romantic comedy by Chicago playwright Preston Max Allen has some wicked one-liners and could lean into the comedic elements even more.

Directed by Kevin Theis, this backstage comedic drama is set in the world of 1950s television and evokes the tone of “I Love Lucy,” until more serious Red Scare issues...

This sometimes mesmerizing, sometimes frustrating play by Cuban American playwright Nilo Cruz is set in Fidel Castro’s Cuba in the 1990s.

Playwright Caryl Churchill’s 1982 feminist masterpiece from Thatcher-era Britain remains sharp-edged and all too timely.