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Terry Guest’s two-character play is set in 2004 and includes one of the best Chicago performances of the year.

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This deliciously sardonic little tuner is about a real-life outlaw, a man vividly named Elmer McCurdy, shot dead by a sheriff ...

“Purpose,” a play by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins that was commissioned by Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre Company, has won the 2025 ...

Chakrabarti likes to introduce themes of social justice in her work, sometimes predictably and moralistically so, but Parson ...

Do great work in a bad production and Tony nominators likely will pass you by. But the reverse can be true, too.

This new adaptation by Roundabout Theatre Company may get a bit much in moments, but it has David Hyde Pierce as its secret ...

Rupert Holmes, best known for writing “The Mystery of Edwin Drood,” gives the show — now titled “Pirates! The Penzance ...

Dead Outlaw” is a deliciously sardonic little tuner from the cheerfully nihilistic, ever anti-sentimental, ever macabre team ...

Steve Davis wasn't known as a hell-raiser during his snooker days but has gone on to lead quite a life away from the table, ...

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