The NFL Network is partnering with show-business luminaries like Tim McGraw and Jeremy Renner for a new documentary series called "The Timeline" that will highlight pivotal moments and teams in National Football League history, including the complicated relationship between Brett Favre and the Green Bay Packers, the merger between the National Football League and the American Football League, and the Giants' momentous decision to move from New York City to New Jersey. George Clooney's Smokehouse Pictures will co-produce an episode that tells the story of how a Los Angeles reporter got a crude tape of Super Bowl XIV to U.S. hostages held in Tehran in 1980.
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Photos: AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE At TimeLine Theatre
by A.A. Cristi - April 24, 2026
The Chicago premiere of Amy Herzog’s new version of Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People, directed by TimeLine Company Member Ron OJ Parson, is the long-awaited inaugural production at TimeLine Theatre’s new home at 5035 N. Broadway in Chicago. Check out first look photos of the cast belo...
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by Chloe Rabinowitz - April 24, 2026
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Review: HEARTBREAK HOTEL at Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire
by Tina St. Angelo - April 20, 2026
What did our critic How great to be known by one name…. Dixie Locke (Anna Louise Bramlett) says that to Elvis Presley about Marlon Brando before Elvis becomes one name. The current production at the Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre is Heartbreak Hotel. This tells the story of Elvis’ rise up to the ...
Review: HEARTBREAK HOTEL at Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire IL
by Tina St. Angelo - April 18, 2026
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by Clementine Scott - April 15, 2026
The set for This Is Not About Me initially resembles the bottom of a particularly untidy knitting drawer: strewn with red thread and abandoned crochet projects. The stage is thus set for a show all about unearthing our deepest memories, and making those memories into art....
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by Melissa Heckscher - March 30, 2026
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by John Dalton-White - March 29, 2026
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by Clementine Scott - March 20, 2026
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Student Blog: Foot in the Door
by Student Blogger: Emma Winton - March 18, 2026
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by Cindy Marcolina - February 05, 2026
When Penelope’s father passes away in England, the family divides: where should he be buried? His Greek Cypriot sister thinks ancient tradition should take over, but his wife refuses to move his body abroad. An ugly feud erupts. The plot of The Ophiolite has a lot of potential. Philip de Voni’s ...
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by Cindy Marcolina - February 04, 2026
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Orchard Theatre Set To Reopen In December 2026 Following Major Refurbishment
by A.A. Cristi - January 23, 2026
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by Josh Sharpe - January 15, 2026
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by Joshua Wright - January 15, 2026
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by A.A. Cristi - January 07, 2026
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by Josh Sharpe - January 06, 2026
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by Josh Sharpe - October 29, 2025
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by Taylor Clemons - October 16, 2025
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by Niamh Jones - October 08, 2025
We all know the names ‘Bletchley’ and ‘Alan Turing’, if only thanks to the 2014 film The Imitation Game starring Benedict Cumberbatch. Hugh Whitemore’s Breaking the Code follows a similar trajectory, documenting Turing’s journey from school boy to death in a collection of non-chronologic...
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by Jennifer Broski - August 16, 2025
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by Chloe Rabinowitz - August 11, 2025
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by Brett Cullum - July 21, 2025
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by Courtney Castelino - June 20, 2025
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