When Maurice Ravel composed Boléro in 1928, he could not have known that the relentless, hypnotic rhythm that made it one of the most performed works of the twentieth century would also come to embody the early symptoms of...
Manuel Oliver stars in his one-man show "Guac" at Center Theatre Group's Kirk Douglas Theatre
A woman scorned, a boy too tall and some wicked show business tales are in store.
Hip Hop meets Shakespeare in "Rome Sweet Rome" at Chicago Shakespeare Theater
Bill & Ted are Waiting for Godot and Kavalier & Clay are singing opera
For more than three decades, K. Todd Freeman has built a remarkable career on stage and screen, moving seamlessly between Broadway, Steppenwolf, and film and television. Known for his versatility, depth, and daring choices, Freeman is both a celebrated...
"There’s something so human about talking to someone when you’re not trying to convince them of anything—just listening.”
Georges Bizet's opera and the novella that inspired it are the inspirations for Liam Scarlett's "Carmen" at the Joffrey Ballet
"I don't think you have comedy without death, which is why I think the comic understands the depth of what this life is."
The fall season has begun!