The two-act musical, featuring a final concert performance, is Black Ensemble's most substantial musical attribute, perfecting their ability to bring stories to life on stage.

The chemistry among the cast of sisters, featuring Tyler Meredith (Jo), Janyce Caraballo (Meg), Yourtana Sulaiman (Amy), or one of my favorite actors, Demetra Dee as Beth, felt authentic and relatable to Alcott's desire to illuminate each sister's unique personality traits.

Romeo who? This rockstar jukebox musical rewrite gives females of all ages a voice, declaring, "I'm here, so hear my roar!"

A Christmas Carol" is a timeless classic that beautifully captures the spirit of the holiday season. This enchanting tale is a must-see for the family.

Initially, I wasn't particularly fond of Falsettos. However, this production, including memorable performances by Stephen Schellhardt, Jack Ball, Jackson Evans, and young star Charlie Long as "Four Jews In A Room Bitching," Sharriese Hamilton, Elizabeth Stenholt, and an outstanding performance by Sarah Bockel as Trina…

The beauty of this Disney classical tale is seeing the glimmering joy in the children's eyes as they watch the play. It's a magical performance that the entire family would love

Created in collaboration with Neil Diamond, "A Beautiful Noise" is a captivating biographical jukebox that delves into Neil Diamond's extraordinary life. The production is a thrilling spectacle, bursting with iconic songs that resonate deeply with audiences.

If you're looking for an unforgettable experience at the theater, don't miss Anyanwu's "Leroy and Lucy" at the Steppenwolf Theater. This captivating production will leave you spellbound and is a must-see!

That's where The Second City's hidden gem, BEST KEPT SECRET: TELL EVERYONE, steps in. This comedic experience is precisely what the doctor—better yet, your therapist—prescribed to lift your spirits

Some Like It Hot is dazzling with its vibrant performances and entertaining musical numbers. The combination of humor, music, and spirited characters makes for a charming show.

Eboni Booth's Primary Trust is a love story about the mind and how tragic circumstances can sequester us from humanity but never touch the beauty of our soul to love, live, and survive.

He loves going around Chicagoland, creating a family-friendly show free from crude humor and foul language, demonstrating his commitment to providing genuine and wholesome entertainment.

Jackie Taylor and the Black Ensemble Theater welcome you to the unique world of Voice, Passion, Mind, Intellect, Spirit, Humanity, and Soul as they perform with the aid of historians Barthalamul, Lydaya, and Othello at the Sacres Oracle

Prepare for an exhilarating journey where wizards are transported through time, wickedly good displays of magic, and heroic battles, all brought to life with the most mesmerizing theatrical enchantment ever to grace the stage...

The phrase "inherit the wind" is found in the Bible in Proverbs 11:29. It symbolizes that an individual who behaves selfishly and foolishly will ultimately gain nothing but will instead be relegated to a position of servitude within their own household.

Steppenwolf Theater's production of Noises Off may be considered an exceptional comedic farce— still, I'm not entirely convinced that it lives up to the hype as a side-splitting, must-see performance.

The stunning set design, lighting, and costumes were brought to life by the incredible work of three talented female designers, Courtney O'Neill, Raquel Adorno, and Yael Lubetzky, whose expertise truly elevated the overall theatrical experience.

I rarely start a review with such a bold statement, but Court Theatre's East Texas Hot Links, written by Eugene Lee and directed by Ron OJ Parson, is truly a standout production. With astoundingly well-performed acting, the play's powerful opening, engaging dialogue, and explosive finale make it a must-see production.

The Audience, well suited for a seasonal Drury Lane audience, featured seventeen cast members. The simple yet regal interior staging of Balmoral Castle, where the Queen had her private and political meetings, was engaging, charming, and enjoyable, largely thanks to Janet Ulrich Brooks's outstanding performance.