Productions - Page 25 of 32

Working on Wilson: Bringing August Wilson’s Words to Life

Several cast members of KING HEDLEY II discuss what it means to be performing in a play by August Wilson.

Critics agree: THE ADVENTURES OF AUGIE MARCH is a journey worth taking!

Critics highly recommend this epic world premiere from Pulitzer Prize-winner David Auburn.

Meet Augie March!

An interview with Patrick Mulvey, who makes his Court debut in the title role, portraying Augie at various ages and stages of life.

In Conversation: Playwright David Auburn and Director Charles Newell

Charles Newell, director of THE ADVENTURES OF AUGIE MARCH, sat down with Pulitzer Prize-winner David Auburn to discuss what drew him to Saul Bellow’s novel.

First to Knock, First Admitted: The Adventures of Saul Bellow

Resident Dramaturg Nora Titone shares how author Saul Bellow's upbringing as a Jewish Russian immigrant in Chicago influenced the writing of his novel, THE ADVENTURES OF AUGIE MARCH.

Powerful FOR COLORED GIRLS praised by critics and audiences

Chicago critics are raving about Court's production of Ntozake Shange's cherished classic.

Paying Homage to Ntozake Shange

Dr. Khalilah Watson chronicles the impact Ntozake Shange's work has had on women over the past four decades.

beyond the rainbow: Court Community Conversations

In conjunction with our production of Ntozake Shange’s For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow is Enuf, Court Theatre is presenting beyond the rainbow: Court Community Conversations, a series of curated, community-focused events.

It’s not hypothetical — PHOTOGRAPH 51 is a hit!

Critics are praising the cast and production team responsible for PHOTOGRAPH 51. See why Rosalind Franklin's story is resonating with the press.

Double Helix, Double Standard

PHOTOGRAPH 51 production dramaturg Derek Matson chronicles the double standards Rosalind Franklin faced in her work and the history of her story.