Anish Jethmalani News

Acclaimed Chicago actor Larry Yando commands the stage as Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, 'Goodman Theatre's annual Christmas gift to Chicago' (Daily Herald) for over three decades.

Rebecca Gilman's 'Blue Surge' Begins Eclipse's 2009 Season: Celebration Series Part II Playwright Scholar Series Event - In this humorous and touching story, a pair of cops and a pair of prostitutes struggle with class and the way that they view their own lives.

Eclipse Theatre Company's 2009 Season: The Celebration Series Part II begins with Rebecca Gilman's BLUE SURGE, directed by Anish Jethmalani Eclipse Theatre Company's 2009 season: The Celebration Series Part II premieres with a rare revival of one of Rebecca Gilman's most controversial plays.

Rebecca Gilman's 'Blue Surge' Begins Eclipse's 2009 Season: Celebration Series Part II Playwright Scholar Series Event - In this humorous and touching story, a pair of cops and a pair of prostitutes struggle with class and the way that they view their own lives.

'Lillian Hellmania!',a festival celebrating the playwrights' work, will run in Chicago at Eclipse ('The Autumn Garden'), Shattered Globe ('The Little Foxes,' 1/8-3/8/09), and City Lit ('Scoundrel Time,' 1/30-3/8/09).

Consistently included among the Midwest's top-tier holiday events, Goodman Theatre's annual production of A Christmas Carol returns for its 31st season. Guided by sixteen years of experience with the production, Chicago actor/director William Brown returns to direct Tom Creamer's adaptation of Charles Dickens' 1843 novella for his third consecutive year.

'Lillian Hellmania!',a festival celebrating the playwrights' work, will run in Chicago at Eclipse ('The Autumn Garden'), Shattered Globe ('The Little Foxes,' 1/8-3/8/09), and City Lit ('Scoundrel Time,' 1/30-3/8/09).

Join us in the 2009 season as we conclude our 2-year celebration series, revisiting Eclipse's past featured playwrights with works by acclaimed writers Rebecca Gilman, Pearl Cleage, Keith Reddin, John Guare, and Romulus Linney.

Eclipse Theatre Company of Chicago announces that their 2009 season, including four full productions, will be the second and final year of celebrating their past ten years focusing on one playwright per season.

Multicultural story theater, with a touch of romance and a large dollop of stage fights, is on display now at the Lookingglass Theatre Company in Chicago...