Will we cherish this journey? Always.

These days it feels like most contemporary plays fall into two categories: post-apocalyptic and hyper-realism. This year alone, I could count on both my hand...

Get thee to reading our recap (you can skip the nunnery).

Oh, to be young and in Chicago.

Justice for its titular heroine and so much more.

We close out a shocking, thrilling season.

A prime time for new works with hot topics.

These past weeks showed the glimpse behind the curtain, and what's in front of it.

Spearheading resistance and community.

How many fucks do they give? None. Not one.

June came, seen, and conquered.

Two young couples survive in the Civil Rights Era.

Musical interludes allow this ensemble a reprieve.

An out of this world premiere takes chances.

Ionesco's absurdly relevant comedy is revived.

Parched presents working toward a brighter future without ignoring the steps required to get there.

These past two weeks shaped up to be deeper than originally anticipated tackling subjects of addiction and trauma through various means.

Is the contemporary family drama in peril?

Mr. Kotomoto Is Definitely Not White. Except he is.

Masturbation. Video games. Porn. The idyllic, cis, male, wet dream comes to life.