Tristan Bruns is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, specializing in local theater and arts coverage. With a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for detail, Tristan provides insightful and engaging reviews of various theatrical productions in the Chicago area, highlighting the vibrant theater scene and its impact on the community.
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Tristan Bruns focuses primarily on reviewing theatrical performances, with a strong emphasis on local productions in Chicago and the greater Illinois area. If you're involved in theater production or have expertise in performance arts, reaching out to provide insights into the creative process, behind-the-scenes details, or exclusive access to actors/directors could be of interest.
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Race, religion, finance, family, love… the show addresses all these subjects and handles them with care, tact and with hints of comedy.
GFP is a nonprofit that produces performances, programs and workshops for queer and trans artists with a focus on organizational sustainability, equitable pay and intersectional collaboration. Dawn Heilung, founder and artistic director of GFP, chose a name that is purposefully provocative, aware that when young trans and non-binary artists hear “Gender Fucked,” they know they’ve found a safe space.
First Floor Theater takes a taboo subject and handles it with tact and grace and humanizes those who are inhumanely objectified and commodified.
What do Little Orphan Annie, Bob Fosse, “Les Misérables,” “The Phantom of the Opera” and “Little Shop of Horrors” all have in common?
“Stokely: The Unfinished Revolution” provides insight and background into one of U.S. history’s most towering and misunderstood revolutionaries.
If you’re a fan of classic sci-fi psychological thrillers and post-apocalyptic adventures—or just solid storytelling—this show is for you.
Based on the best-selling book by Khaled Hosseini, the story is split between 1970s Afghanistan and early-2000 San Francisco. Afghan refugee Amir reflects on his childhood in Kabul.
Whether to celebrate Juneteenth, Black culture or Chicago pride—or for no reason at all—make it a point to catch “The Salon” at Black Ensemble Theater.
By: Tristan Bruns
“1619: The Journey of a People” offers a concise history of the Black American experience in an easy-to-digest formula—with a few surprises thrown in.
“Little Bear Ridge Road” is an encouragement for all to move forward and embrace life simply by living it.
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