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Chicago Tribune

Earnest 'A House With No Walls' feels a bit preachy

Chicago Tribune Theater Loop Blog

New Lincoln Park theater delayed by soft economy

Studs, friend of the Chicago theater, is gone

Chicago Sun-Times

A black conservative struggles in Gibbons' latest racial play

Songs, singers excel, but story can be murky

BroadwayWorld - Chicago area news

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St. Paul Pioneer Press

Admirable 'Forgetting' suffers from being too tightly bound to loss
Trista Baldwin has referred to her newest play as "a hysteria for three women, one man and two airplanes." But "Forgetting" feels more like a keening and a catharsis, an act of healing so highly personal that it almost feels like we shouldn't be watching it.

Encore Michigan

Ann Arbor (gay) couple inspires new comedy at Performance Network Theatre
If this sounds like the plot from a unique, new comedy, it is: A gay couple, together for decades, finds their relationship in turmoil when a heretofore ...

Louisville Courier-Journal

'Tuna' laughs are still fresh
It's closing time. They're shutting down the Tastee Kreme. And Didi's Used Weapons ( "If we can't kill it, it's immortal") is selling its last hand grenade gift basket.

CinStages Buzz Blog

Cincy Shakes rewards voters with half-price tickets

About Last Night

TT: On the air
If you're in or near Cleveland, I'll be on the radio today, appearing on WCPN's Around Noon to talk about my recent visits to the Great Lakes Theater Festival and the Cleveland Play House.

Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Today's Agenda: 'The Comedy of Errors' at Bass Hall; politically themed 'Antiques Roadshow’; turkey cooking

Houston Chronicle

Secret Order engrossing
You don't need an advanced degree in medicine to find Secret Order thoroughly engrossing. Bob Clyman has written a smart, tightly constructed and surprisingly humorous play probing ethical dilemmas and personality clashes in the high-stakes world of cancer research...