Sunny Afternoon blows the dust off your bones; Helena & Hermia… blows the dust off the Bard.

At Lyric and Theo, two sweeping romances in time for spring to bloom.

Times may be a little hard for dreamers, but Paramount’s “Waitress” and Marriott’s “Joseph” are there to keep our hopes up.

A group of gifted clowns throw themselves into playing the iconic game of whodunnit. Whether you’ll have fun watching them playing? That’s even odds.

Carole King’s songbook only gets better the more it’s played. Drury Lane’s new production of her bio-musical Beautiful is some kind of wonderful proof of that.

Based on Alison Bechdel’s unapologetically queer memoir, Porchlight’s “Fun Home” shows how far we’ve come and how far we have yet to go.

The raucous, Shakespeare-adjacent pop musical is self-empowering larger-than-life fun.

Should patrons swim out to Oakbrook Terrace for to Drury Lane’s Little Mermaid? Positoovily!

This holiday season, Theo’s Secret Garden may just be the perfect musical to remind us that caring and nurturing one another pull up the weeds of life.

Marriott’s White Christmas is a more-than-welcome dollop of seasonal schmaltz.

Lincolnshire puts on a timely and exquisitely modern-ish turn on the old-school-ish history pagaent.

Highland Park Players hosts an all-inclusive 'Prom' reminding us that, indeed, “It’s Time to Dance!”