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Every year at least one Muni Opera show suffers from
the intense summer heat. This year’s victim was Oklahoma!, which ended the Muni
season this past week
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I have a hunch that one of the highlights of the
area’s summer theater will be the rarely seen musical Once on This Island, which opens Friday, July 20, at New
Every morning for nearly two years now, I’ve passed a lifelike figure of John Wilkes Booth on my way to work at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum. This week, Booth comes to life onstage in
Onstage this week is a two-performance bill of short
plays titled Danger: Adult Content, featuring a group of local actors performing 10 short
pieces by contemporary American playwright
Don’t call Diana Son’s 1998 play Stop Kiss a political piece.
It’s a love story.
The first time Missy Thibodeaux-Thompson, assistant
professor of theater at Illinoi
“My radiation oncologist cruelly
resisted my pleas. I begged him to irradiate the unaffected breast
so it would be big and perky and glow in the dark like the one they
The Man Who Came to Dinner, the popular comedy by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, opens a
five-performance run tonight (Thursday, Sept. 22) at the Hoogland Center
for the Arts. Back in 1939
The local fall theater season promises everything from
Greek drama to 1930s madcap comedy to recent Broadway musicals.
Cal Pritner, longtime faculty member of the Illinois
State University
On a Wednesday afternoon in early July, five teachers
huddle in a cluttered second-floor office in the Hoogland Center for the
Arts to plan the third and final session of summer theater camp
And now for something completely different:
Springfield Theatre Centre’s Active and Creative Teen Theatre
troupe is giving us a play to think about this weekend: Boilin