Thursday, September 22, 2011

Finally a Schwartz revue ... right? / Reviews for 'Urinetown,' 'Vibrator Play,' others

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A show of Stephen Schwartz songs, defying expectations

Updated 11:26 a.m. There are four or five Stephen Sondheim revues - including the likes of "Side by Side by Sondheim" and "Putting It Together," currently performed by Porchlight Music Theatre at Theater Wit. Richard Maltby Jr. and David Shire have their own revue: "Starting Here, Starting Now," which opens Saturday at Theo Ubique in Rogers Park. Why no "Side by Side by Stephen Schwartz"?

You-gotta-go production of 'Urinetown' at Circle Theatre You-gotta-go production of 'Urinetown' at Circle Theatre

Kerry Reid gives 3 stars to the ironic, oddball musical now in Oak Park.

Theater openings for the week of Sept. 23-30

The big upcoming opening nights.

Suburban theater for the week of Sept. 23-30

Kerry Reid on what's on stage in Chicago's suburbs.

At Victory Gardens, the pleasures and perils of electrified desire At Victory Gardens, the pleasures and perils of electrified desire

THEATER REVIEW: "In the Next Room or the vibrator play" at the Biograph gets 3.5 stars

No easy choices in 'Red and Green' No easy choices in 'Red and Green'

Kerry Reid gives 3 stars to the newcomer Akvavit Theatre at Raven West Stage.

A scarred 'Violet,' looking for salvation A scarred 'Violet,' looking for salvation

THEATER REVIEW: "Violet" by Bailiwick Chicago at the Mercury Theater gets 2.5 stars.

Classic 'Monte Cristo' plays like a true adventure tale at Lifeline Theatre Classic 'Monte Cristo' plays like a true adventure tale at Lifeline Theatre

Kerry Reid gives 3.5 stars to an action-packed take on the classic.

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