140 stories by "Aaron Hunt"
Lyric's 2019/20 season commences in full regalia.
Dorothy L. Sayers' debut novel gets the Lifeline literary adaptation treatment.
Led by Mary Zimmerman, this pitch-perfect revival is the ideal accompaniment to a summer night.
Sitting on the fence between camp and cautionary tale, this rock opera unveils a world of love and lust that is more finger-to-finger than face-to-face.
Tony Award winner and Chicago native David Cromer directs this gut-wrenchingly contemporary musical about love, loss and living on.
This big-hearted, small ensemble musical will tap your troubles away.
A delightful pairing of Stephen Vincent Benet's "The Devil and Daniel Webster" and the Gilbert & Sullivan one-act operetta "Trial By Jury."
A conversation with the ascendant music director of Thompson Street Opera Company.
Thespian alum takes center stage in Chicago Hamilton
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The latest from Lyric Opera examines the consequences of national and international conflict on the lives and well-being of children.
Porchlight Music Theatre's production of this 2014 Tony Award winner executes efficiently and leaves its audience in stitches.
The world is a mess. Go spend a couple of hours with the March women. You'll be glad you did.
Now in its fourth year, this Chicago-originating musical, based on the movie "Elf," moves to Pride Films and Plays, losing none of its willful cheer.
Boards are seldom tread more finely than in this remount at Marriott Theatre.
The "but"s keep coming in Lyric Opera's latest installment of Wagner's Ring Cycle.
The Cuckoo's Theater Project goes fishing for laughs and comes up big.
The local premiere of this Samuel D. Hunter play at Griffin Theatre Company gives audience to the private suffering of its postulants.
This world premiere musical tells the story of the architect behind the 1933 Chicago World's Fair.
Marriott Theatre whips fresh wind into Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic.
Lyric Unlimited produces this astounding limited run of Gregory Spears and Greg Pierce's new opera.
What City Lit's adaptation of Oscar Wilde's novel"transported nearly one hundred years into the future"picks up in contemporaneous reference it loses in tact and taste.
About Face Theatre's latest is a heartfelt and hilarious exploration of queer history.
Lyric Opera's newest production must have made a deal with the devil because it truly has it all.
Lyric Opera's new co-production of "Faust" with Portland Opera brings together designers from a wide array of backgrounds to capture the strange magic of this timeless tale.
Lyric Opera attempts to liberate this sexist libretto.
