Misha Davenport is the chief critic for Broadway World Chicago. A Chicago-based freelance writer, blogger, critic and singer. He studied playwriting at Michigan State University under the late Arthur Athanason. He covered theater in the Windy City for more than a decade at the Chicago Sun-Times. He is a fierce advocate and lover of live theater from shows in 50-seat storefronts to big Broadway blockbusters.
Barry (aka THE FLASH, played by Grant Gustin) takes Earth-2's Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh) up on advice and uses Linda Park (Malese Jow) to pose as Dr.
It's two resurrections for the price of one as Ollie (Stephen Amell) and old friend John Constantine (Matt Ryan from the cancelled series CONSTANTINE) dabble in the supernatural to restore a soul to the resurrected Sara (Caity Lotz) on tonight's ep, 'Haunted.
Ollie (aka ARROW, played by Stephen Amell) and Diggle (David Ramsey) counter to knock heads, meta-humans call Star City home and Laurel (aka Black Canary, played by Katie Cassidy) and Thea (aka Speedy, played by Willa Holland) head to Nanda Parbat to resurrect Laurel's dead sis Sara (Caity Lotz) onl
Star City's elected officials don't have a long shelf life, it's obvious why Ollie (Stephen Amell) would be concerned with a family friend eyeing a run for mayor.
Things seemed to speed to a nifty close at the end of Season 1, but did any of us really think that tear in the fabric of time and space wouldn't come back to haunt Barry (Grant Gustin)?
ARROW returns on Wednesday on The CW and while last season may have ended on a happy note with Oliver (Stephen Amell) and Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) litterally driving off into the sunset, you can pretty much bet that their domestic bliss will be short-lived.
Equal parts Gilbert and Sullivan and Edward Gorey, the Tony award winning musical A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE & MURDER finally hits Chicago for a limited engagement through Oct.
David Cerda, the crown prince of Chicago Camp, is back and in top form with his latest queer take on horror anthologies, SCREAM, QUEEN, SCREAM! Cerda, the artistic director of Hell in a Handbag Productions, wrote the show and also stars in one of the trilogy of stories.
One of Chicago's best storefronts (and quite possibly one of the country's) Theo Ubique production of BLOOD BROTHERS gets to the heart (and relevance) of the show like nobody else can.