Loyola’s production of Shakespeare’s charming comedy delivered whimsical fun.
Loyola’s production of Shakespeare’s charming comedy delivered whimsical fun.
The cast and crew of Loyola’s recent theater production discussed the lessons in nostalgia, fear and community embedded …
Actor Victor Musoni discussed the real-world relevance of the play’s centuries-old source material.
“POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive,” ran Sept. 25-Oct. 2 …
Loyola’s Department of Fine and Performing Arts consciously reimagines “Legally Blonde.”
Take a seat — and some truffle popcorn — at four of Chicago’s top theaters.
Engagement Editor Audrey Hogan reflects on the end of the Blue Man Group at Briar Street Theatre and …
Storytellers at Lifeline Theater shared personal performances during the Fillet of Solo festival.
The show parodies Robin Hood with raunchy humor and rabid enthusiasm.
The student-led production tackles the role of youth in the political process.