...come to know and love. It’s a powerful play, and one I’m certain other theatres around town would have liked to get their hands on. But I knew immediately that...
...Hecht and MacArthur worked this town in an era that may seem foreign to us now. Their play showcases eight actual daily newspapers in Chicago. Yes, eight—eight print editions! And,...
...This town’s theater critics have already had their say (on opening night you certainly could tell that it was an audience of journalists watching the play!) and you can read...
...our generation is looking for its new Nina Simones. (PJP) Three of your plays—Detroit ’67, Paradise Blue and Skeleton Crew—all deal with your hometown of Detroit, each in a different...
...featured in the Chicago Tribune‘s “On the Town” section as one of six “Hot New Faces” in Chicago theater! Congratulations Alex!!!! You can read the article online here … Raquel...
To Catch a Fish: Behind-the-scenes with Linda Bright Clay
...town. “[We were] breaking no laws [and got] pulled over for questioning: were we lost, why were we there, etc. A classic example of DWB: Driving While Black.” Issues like...
...that the play has lost none of its power, bite, or relevance since it premiered 107 years ago. Rather autobiographical and set in an industrial town in Northern England where...
As of September 12, 2024, TimeLine has officially moved out of 615 W. Wellington Avenue—our home of 25 years. With construction beginning on our new building in Uptown, we’re on...
...with some kind of reassuring speech that said, essentially, “we understand.” As I watched the first designer run of The History Boys last night, I thought from time to time...
...poetry and poets quoted in the play, but also because they were given a taste of the kind of work the characters in the play have done to apply for...
