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Bailiwick's electrifying production of the cult classic, infamous Broadway flop 'Carrie: The Musical' deserves a look.

Hillarious mallwalking with Babs in BUYER & CELLAR

Off to see the Wizard? Stop by Oz Park, instead.

Directory L. Walter Stearns scores again with Mercury's home-grown production of 'Avenue Q.'

Stephen Sondheim's Tony award-winning chamber musical has never felt more intimate than in Fred Anzevino's production.

Louise Pitre delivers an iconic performance unlike nothing you've ever seen in Chicago Shakespeare's 'Gypsy'

Shows like 'Ghost: The Musical' are the reason I have nightmares about punctuality (specifically colons when they precede'The Musical'). There are perhaps no two words that strike fear in the heart of theater critics quite like 'The Musical.'

About Face Theatre's 'We Three Lizas' has the right mix of holiday heart and camp

'Wicked' flies back into the Oriental Theatre --the site of its historic three-and-a-half year, box office-breaking sit down.

The first national tour of Tony-award winning 'Once' is extraordinary theater.

Karen Janes Woditsch reprises her celebrated 2010 off-Loop role of chef, author and TV personality Julia Child in a not-to-be-missed show.

'Double Trouble,' Porchlight's first offering of the season is a major misfire filled with wasted talent.

You know you are in for some truly great singing when a featured soloist knocks it out of the park.

Oakbrook Terrace's Drury Lane Theatre takes a gamble that pays off with the poignant and moving 'next to normal'

The summer sun doesn't have anything on Rogers Park theatre troupe Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre. The group's latest, the musical revue 'A Cole Porter Songbook' puts plenty of sizzle into the summer and has now been extended through Sept. 15.

The stage version of the movie musical about a steel town girl has a few sparks, but is in need better original tunes before it takes flight

Ben Rimalower, star of the hit off-Broadway show 'Patti Issues' shares his 10 favorite LuPone moments with Broadway World Chicago

'Big Fish' offers visual sights and sounds to capture the audience hook, line and sinker.

At 60, Rigby shows no signs of slowing down in a role she has been playing off and on for the last four decades

Chicago production of Tony-award winning show 'The Book of Mormon comes into its own, rightfully deserving all the buzz and praise.