Kerry Reid

Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse's bombastic Jekyll & Hyde gets a clever and intimate revival with Kokandy Productions.

4 Chairs Theatre's revival of a family drama by late Chicago playwright Joel Drake Johnson is aching and intimate.

An immigrant parent in Chicago faces the threat of deportation during the Obama years in Sandra Delgado's Hundreds and Hundreds of Stars.

Inspired by a 1970s Chicano performance troupe, Concrete Content's No Trailer sends up Latine stereotypes via sketch comedy.

In Bramble Theatre Company's world premiere of Rooted, three sisters confront the past and future, both magical and mundane.

A wounded woman vet tries to reintegrate with her family and past with the aid of virtual reality in Shattered Globe's Ugly Lies the Bone.

After a civil war, three former middle-school classmates have to ask favors of the girl they bullied, who is now queen of North America.

A teenage girl, inspired by the story of Don Quixote, tries to give up her identity to an undocumented friend in Dulcci.

Subtext Studio Theatre's Saving Myself is a sharp and thoughtful comedy about three adolescent girls battling it out at a church retreat.

Drunk Dracula at Lion Theatre gives a goofy twist (with shots of booze) to Bram Stoker's classic vampire tale.