Angela Lin
Review: Tin Drum Theatre's A DARK WOOD at Greenhouse Theater Center
Review: CLUED IN: TRAVEL CAN BE MURDER at The Second City
Review: DIRTY DANCING Presented by Broadway In Chicago
Review: GOING BACHARACH: THE SONGS OF AN ICON at Apollo Theater
Review: THE WIZARD OF OZ at Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
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Interview: Jacob Aune of THE BOOK OF MORMON at Cadillac Palace Theatre
'Behind the comedy of that trope is a very sincere story about wanting to fit in and wanting to matter and, in the end, gaining courage to believe in yourself.
Review: TIME TRAVELER at Chicago Magic Lounge
Magic is a timeless art full of secrets, and as Parr reveals through the course of Time Traveler, history is even stranger and more serendipitous than we know.
Interview: Luis Castelló, Peter Corey, and Molly Jones at High Stakes Productions
'When it comes to a murder mystery, there's so much low hanging fruit for good comedy, good improv, and character building.
Review: CLUED IN: TRAVEL CAN BE MURDER at The Second City
With spooky season upon us, what better way to get into the haunted spirit than with a murder mystery — one that no one has ever seen before, and one that no one will ever see again.
Review: Backyard Theatre's RED BIKE at Berger Park Coach House
Backyard Theatre Company’s production of Red Bike is an enchanting, imaginative story from a kid’s perspective about growing up and seeing the town you’ve grown up in change, and the formative stuff and thoughts that shape who we are as a result.
Review: Tin Drum Theatre's A DARK WOOD at Greenhouse Theater Center
Whether you leave the theater with intensified despair or renewed hope is up to you — and that’s what makes this terrifying and achingly sad story, with just the right dose of humor, hope, and humanity, a brilliant piece of art.
Review: Shattered Globe Theatre's VLADIMIR at Theater Wit
Vladimir is a powerful and potent story of defiance, strength, and sacrifice.
Interview: Amanda Handegan of WAITRESS at Nederlander Theatre
Order up! Waitress is stopping by the Nederlander Theatre in Chicago as part of its 10th Anniversary Tour from October 13-18, 2026.
Interview: Mariah Copeland of OPERATION MINCEMEAT at CIBC Theatre
'We are in a time where it is important to connect with your neighbors and the people in your community because whenever you do that, you never walk away feeling worse.
Review: CHOPIN IN WINTER at Chopin Theatre
Chopin in Winter is an imaginative work of art for those with an acquired taste of deep storytelling combined with some of the most beautiful piano compositions from the Romantic era.
Review: Refracted Theatre's I'M GONNA MARRY YOU TOBEY MAGUIRE at Den Theatre
This farcical Off-Broadway show is sure to leave you laughing while making you simultaneously nostalgic and relieved you’re no longer in the throes of middle school.
Interview: Grayson Kennedy at Gwydion Theatre Company
'We invite controversy because controversy breeds thought.
Review: BLACK GIRL FROM A WHITE SUBURB at American Blues Theater
Richard brings us on a deeply personal journey through trauma and belonging in finding and regaining her voice in a society built by and catered to white people.
Interview: Gina Lamparella of DIRTY DANCING at Nederlander Theatre
BroadwayWorld spoke with Gina Lamparella who plays Marjorie Houseman in Dirty Dancing: The Musical.
Review: Gwydion Theatre's POR'KNOCKERS at Greenhouse Theater Center
The actors drive the story forward with their strong acting and execution of the characters' fervor for emancipation, freedom, and equality.
Review: DIRTY DANCING Presented by Broadway In Chicago
Dirty Dancing: The Musical takes us back to the summer of 1963, a season of forbidden romance, deep passion, and electrifying dancing to iconic soundtracks.
Review: VAPE! A GREASE MUSICAL PARODY at The Apollo Theater
The Grease Parody musical shows love and respect to its imitation the best way it knows how — with creative commentary, meta music, and joyous jokes that are sure to make you chuckle, laugh, or anything in between.
Review: Black Cat Theatre's ELEPHANT IN THE WOMB at Theater Wit
Elephant in the Womb somehow strikes a perfect balance between inappropriate humor, social commentary, and tasteful fourth wall breaking that will leave you feeling uncomfortable, pensive, and warm and fuzzy all at once.
Review: I LOVE YOU BECAUSE at Oil Lamp Theater
I Love You Because is your typical rom-com with cute duets, silly jokes, and flawed characters that showcase exactly how love can be messy.
Review: Music Theater Works' WEST SIDE STORY at North Shore Center For The Performing Arts
During a time where our country remains divided, this energetic and thoughtful piece of art reminds us of the beauty that can be found when we come together across our differences, no matter where we come from or where we call home.
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