A classic Western tale of loyalty and family, Shane makes its world premiere on stage, transporting audiences to 1889 Wyoming with rugged characters, a mysterious hero, and a young narrator who sees the adventure through very different eyes. Ever since the Western genre became popular in the late 1800s and early 1900s, it has been…
R.U.R. (Rossum’s Universal Robots) is a funny and cautionary tale about what could happen if robots began thinking for themselves. With the world premiere playing at City Lit Theater, all may not be well that ends well. In this day and age, we are used to automation. We have assembly lines that are primarily made…
Glassheart is a charming look at what would happen if The Beast took to a Chicago apartment while looking for his beauty. With a twist on the classic story, this funny play will leave you amused, thoughtful, and very entertained. Most of us know the Disney movie Beauty and the Beast. A story about a…
Murder in the Cathedral is a dramatic play that portrays the final days of Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, culminating in his death in 1170. With a talented cast, beautiful voices, and a little twist, history buffs are sure to enjoy this show. The only work that I am familiar with by T.S. Eliot is…
