Kerry Reid is the Theater and Dance Editor for the Chicago Reader, specializing in covering the local theater scene in Chicago. With a focus on promoting and reviewing performances, Kerry's articles highlight the vibrant theater community in the city and provide insights into the latest productions and events.
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Kerry Reid's coverage is primarily focused on local theater productions and cultural events within Chicago. She seems to have a keen interest in exploring the city's arts scene, with a specific emphasis on live performances, especially in theatrical settings.
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Pitches could include exclusive interviews with directors or performers involved in local theater productions and insights into the historical context of plays set during World War II. Additionally, Kerry may appreciate stories that shed light on emerging trends within the Chicago theatre community.
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Adverses, through 12/15 at Aguijón Theater
Second City e.t.c.'s latest revue, Best Kept Secret: Tell Everyone, builds the laughs through adroit work by the ensemble.
Writers Theatre's revival of Every Brilliant Thing asks us to find the small things that shine light in the darkest times.
Nothing Without a Company's Sofa King Queer is a rousing world premiere pop-punk musical set in Chicago in 2008.
Roberto Herrera teaches students—beginners and beyond—how to dance cumbia, salsa, bachata, and guaracha at Latin Techniques Dance Studio.
By: Micco Caporale, Kerry Cardoza, Leor Galil, Savannah Ray Hugueley, Deanna Isaacs, Jamie Ludwig, Taryn McFadden, Philip Montoro, Shawn Mulcahy, Katie Prout, Kerry Reid, Mike Sula, Tyra Nicole Triche, Sheba White
Sometime the summer before last, the Reader team gathered in person for an all-staff event organized to review our guiding policies and mission statement, take staff photos, and welcome new team members. Among longtime staffers who hadn’t seen each other since the start of the pandemic, there was a palpable mix of awkward excitement about reconnecting face-to-face, along with the equally awkward giddiness of finally meeting new colleagues we’d only known through their work or brief Zoom appearances.
Harmony France is ready to resurrect the feminist musical theater company; Joel Hall Dancers names new leadership.
By: Chaowei Zhang, Mikkel Heide Schierup, Hongbo Wang, Ulrika Candolin, Juha Merila, Chaowei Zhang, Kerry Reid, Mikkel Heide Sc
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The acclaimed French Canadian director and choreographer Guillaume Côté tell Shakespeare's story through "a hierarchy of dance."
Philip Dawkins's The Comedians traces a queer love story between comedians through contrasting nightclub sets.
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