Timothy McGuire

11:11 is a coming of age story centered at a youth Christian camp; picture Nickelodeon on “Jesus-crack.” A group of Christian camp counselors come together for the first night of camp where they are left alone the night before the kids are to arrive.

Newly formed theatre company Consortium Project makes an amateur arrival with their performance of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Miss cast, sloppy costumes and poorly directed, the classic play written by Dale Wasserman is butchered and left me unexpectedly bor

Sara Tode is asked to play a variety of different women from various backgrounds, but she blows it by over acting the stereotypes of each woman and missed completely on the different accents.

Drury Lane’s production of A Christmas Carol is aimed more towards children than the other equity productions in the Chicagoland area, but it is still dramatically charming for audience members of all a

Garden of The Three is rough around the edges when it comes to the acting and presentation of the play, but the story is powerful and emotionally riveting. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the scrip

The Sugar Syndrome is an enjoyable dark comedy performed by a talented group of actresses and actors that have a great rapport with each other so that the timing is natural and the emotions are believable