Rachel Weinberg is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, specializing in local theater and arts coverage. She writes for BroadwayWorld.com, providing reviews and features on various theatrical productions in the Chicago area. Rachel's passion for the arts shines through in her insightful and engaging articles.
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Rachel Weinberg's coverage predominantly consists of reviews, with a focus on theater and entertainment news. She appears to concentrate on local Chicago-based events and productions. Given this, she would likely be most responsive to pitches related to local theater performances, particularly those taking place in the Chicago area.
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By: Rachel Weinberg
Emmet Smith stars as Albus Potter, Harry Potter's middle son and the play's protagonist, in the national tour of HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD.
Magician Siegfried Tieber's sparkling, genuine charm is every bit as magical as his tricks in his special engagement at THE MAGIC PARLOUR.
Namir Smallwood’s performance as Kenneth is a real testament to his superb abilities as a performer and the intimacy of PRIMARY TRUST becomes more profoundly emotional thanks to him.
By: Rachel Weinberg
SOME LIKE IT HOT brings old-fashioned musical comedy, hijinks, and a ton of superbly executed tap dancing to the stage.
By: Damien Winch, Claire Henham, Rachel Weinberg
Before Christopher Hyrsanidis shared the details for his debut collection, he wasn't a familiar name. His bare Instagram profile confirmed he was skilled, though.
By: Rachel Weinberg
The Second City's latest e.t.c. revue BEST KEPT SECRET: TELL EVERYONE wants to remind audiences that life is a cabaret, old chum.
In Ngozi Anyanwu’s LEROY AND LUCY, two strangers meet at a crossroads in Mississippi...and not much happens. Based upon the myth of Robert Johnson, who supposedly sold his soul to the devil to make it as a blues musician, the play finds Leroy (Jon Michael Hill) and Lucy (Brittany Bradford) in a liminal space. And that’s precisely the challenge of this play: Anyanwu’s characters don’t know each other and literally exist on Andrew Boyce’s empty (but pretty) set. It’s a tall order to create high stakes when characters are unknown to each other, and unfortunately, Anyanwu’s play isn’t dynamic enough to sustain its 90-minute run time.
By: Rachel Weinberg
FALSETTOS, originally written as two-one act musicals set in 1979 and 1981, respectively, feels simultaneously dated and prescient.
& JULIET is an unserious jukebox musical that's deeply serious about its commitment to fun. Jukebox musicals are oversaturated in the theater marketplace, but I adore this one.
TEATRO ZINZANNI is still kicking it in the indoor Spiegeltent Zazou nestled on the fourteenth floor of the Cambria Hotel in the Loop.
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