JACKALOPE THEATRE LAUNCHES ITS YOUNG AUDIENCE PROGRAMMING WITH THE WORLD PREMIERE OF THE DRESS-UP PLAY, MARCH 7th - 22nd, AT THE BROADWAY ARMORY PARK || This New Play by Juliet Kang Huneke and Directed by Karina Patel, is Suitable for Audiences of All Ages
THE JEFF AWARDS ANNOUNCES NOMINATIONS FOR THE 52nd ANNIVERSARY NON-EQUITY THEATER AWARDS DURING THE 2025 SEASON
Cast announced for City Lit’s Chicago premiere of John Reeger’s CHANGING CHANNELS, February 27th – April 12th || Kevin Theis to direct historical comedy/drama of “the Red Scare” during the early days of live television
Teatro Vista Productions Presents the World Premiere of BOTH || Written by Paloma Nozicka || Directed by Georgette Verdin || Co-Presented with Steppenwolf Theatre Company || Chicago’s Premier Latine Theatre Kicks Off Multi-Year Residency with Steppenwolf Theatre Company April 11th – May 10th in Steppenwolf’s 1700 Theater
Milwaukee Repertory Theater Announces 2026/27 Season || An Expanded Lineup of 13 Bold Contemporary Plays, World Premieres, Musicals and Returning Favorites across the Checota Powerhouse Theater, Herro‑Franke Studio Theater, Stackner Cabaret, and Pabst Theater
A timeless tragedy reimagined: What you need to know about Puccini’s Madama Butterfly || This groundbreaking production by Matthew Ozawa — featuring an all-Japanese, all-female design team — brings fresh perspective to Puccini’s masterpiece, March 14th – April 12th
Open Space Arts to extend North American premiere of MY LIFE AS A COWBOY for three additional weeks, now playing through March 1st ||
British comedy of three teens learning about friendship, courage and country & western dancing has melted the hearts of audiences and critics in the depths of winter.
Step into the Renaissance—sort of—in this side-splitting musical where two desperate playwrights hatch a daring plan to outshine Shakespeare—by inventing the musical.
Chicago Street Theatre presents The Half-Life of Marie Curie || February 13th through March 1st
Chicago Opera Theater presents Chicago Premiere of Kurt Weill’s Der Silbersee (The Silver Lake) March 4th - 8th at the Studebaker Theater || Two Free Public Events Exploring Art, Censorship, and Moral Reckoning add context and depth to the banned masterpiece
