Nearly But Not Quite: A Review of She Loves Me at Marriott Theatre by Aaron Hunt

A Fairer Lady Is Not To Be Found: A Review of My Fair Lady at Lyric Opera of Chicago by Aaron Hunt

Rise Up: A Review of Jesus Christ Superstar at Paramount Theatre by Aaron Hunt

A Musical Bouquet: A Review of Marry Me A Little at Porchlight Music Theatre by Aaron Hunt

A Jazz Icon, An Operatic Treatment: A Review of Charlie Parker’s Yardbird at Lyric Opera of Chicago by Aaron Hunt

Farm to Fable: A Review of The Most Happy Fella at Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre by Aaron Hunt

Stylish Update on a Classic: A Review of Carmen at Lyric Opera of Chicago by Aaron Hunt

True to Form: A Review of Norma at Lyric Opera of Chicago by Aaron Hunt

A Face-Belting Delight by Aaron Hunt

Simpler, Spectacular Times by Aaron Hunt

A New Day, A New Don by Aaron Hunt

Best of Wise Men and Women by Aaron Hunt

A Siege of the Senses by Aaron Hunt

Here Her Roar by Aaron Hunt

Light the Way by Aaron Hunt

From Here to Uncertainty by Aaron Hunt

Valhalla Revealed by Aaron Hunt

Worthy of Savoring by Aaron Hunt

Hop, Skip and Jump by Aaron Hunt

A Feast of a Farce by Aaron Hunt

A Wink and a Nudge by Aaron Hunt

A Higher Calling by Aaron Hunt

Leaves You Hungry for More by Aaron Hunt

Murder, Mystery and Mixed Drinks by Aaron Hunt

A Reflection of Us All by Aaron Hunt

A Tear Too Many by Aaron Hunt

Review: Sherlock Holmes and the Mystery of Portage Park/Filament Theatre Ensemble by Aaron Hunt

RECOMMENDED Right or wrong, many put off family time until summer. Just as the weather gets warmer, we pack up the kids and jack up the credit cards in order to go somewhere else. Filament T…

Review: The Boys Upstairs/Pride Films & Plays by Aaron Hunt

RECOMMENDED Playwright Jason Mitchell’s farcical “The Boys Upstairs” sets up like a pitcher of vodka lemonades on a hot Sunday. Three college friends celebrate clothes, swanky parties,…

Review: Haymarket: The Anarchist’s Songbook/Underscore Theatre Company by Aaron Hunt

The making of a new musical is as daunting as a jigsaw puzzle. The challenge can be ratcheted up when all of the pieces seem to be the same color: a blue sky melting into a mountain stream. …

Review: The King and I/Lyric Opera of Chicago by Aaron Hunt

RECOMMENDED Lyric Opera of Chicago has found a formula that comes closer to a successful collaboration between the resources of a major opera company and the magic of musical theatre. This &…

Review: The Lion in Winter/ Promethean Theatre Ensemble by Aaron Hunt

RECOMMENDED James Goldman’s 1966 period piece with contemporary colloquialisms has played the world over, buoyed by the success of the 1968 film starring Katharine Hepburn and Peter O’To…