Chris Jones

Its Chicago premiere at Victory Gardens’ reopened Biograph Theatre won’t please everyone, but those interested in this playwright should not miss it.

Fans of the old NBC series will be disappointed with this lackluster and confusing new Broadway musical about the making of a Broadway musical.

Review: ‘Sunny Afternoon’ at Chicago Shakespeare chases the soul of Ray Davies and The Kinks

Denzel Washington is the star of the show but he plays his Othello with a remoteness that can throw off the play.

‘Sunny Afternoon’ opens soon at Chicago Shakes, telling the chaotic story of Ray Davies and The Kinks

Director Melanie Bacaling’s staging certainly has its heart more in April than March, especially given the presence of a swath of Uniting Voices of Chicago singers joining the Lyric Opera Cho…

Steppenwolf Theatre hits 50: Its anniversary season will include ‘Amadeus’ and a new play by Tarell Alvin McCraney

The Mamet play “Henry Johnson” will be directed by Eddie Torres, starring Keith Kupferer and the TV actor Thomas Gibson, with Dennis Začek as an executive producer.

Margie Korshak, silver-haired publicist and Chicago’s connection to the stars, dies at 86

Raven Theatre’s production may take an overly literal approach at times, but it does not hold back.