Rachel Weinberg is a Contributing Editor and Critic at BroadwayWorld Chicago. With a focus on arts and entertainment, particularly in the realm of theater, Rachel has extensively covered plays and musicals since joining the team in 2014. Her work has also been featured in Training Magazine and BroadwayWorld.com.
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I left Catch as Catch Can at Steppenwolf Theatre Company on Sunday night wondering exactly what I had just seen, and what, if anything, I was meant to take from it.
Untitled Vampire Play — a world premiere from Lookingglass ensemble member Kevin Douglas — is a fun, wacky romp. The play doesn’t take itself seriously, and director Devon de Mayo’s cast has plenty of fun with vampire and human antics alike. Douglas’s script draws on all sorts of vampire lore for his vision and vividly imagines what it might be like if vampires roamed the streets of Chicago.
On a Pophams café bench one rainy day in spring, Eni Subair described her career like a family tree, connecting the nodes of people and places that have shaped her into the writer she is.
Water for Elephants transports audiences to the circus — and has some dazzling aerial tricks up its sleeve.
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By: Rachel Weinberg
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Aaron Stern and David Campany dialled in from their respective hotel rooms the night after Hard Copy opened in Arles.
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As a student at Polimoda in Florence, Italy, Evelina Kryvopust suddenly found herself with the freedom to experiment and, as she puts it, “do
