Clifford Terry

As a sucker for dog-sled movies-well, why not?-I have to say that "Iron Will" notably pulls its own weight. An old-fashioned, sometimes poignant family adventure story, it certainly has all...

Four original scripts, centering on contemporary themes and selected from more than 300 entries, will be presented Tuesday through Jan. 23 at the 8th annual Pegasus Players Young Playwrights Festival....

Born Jane Peters in Fort Wayne, Ind., Carole Lombard-who was just 34 when she died in a plane crash in 1942-made 42 talking motion pictures, at least four of which...

As part of the year-long 10th anniversary of its reopening under the current management, the charming, vital Music Box Theatre on North Southport will again present (for the 10th time,...

The Chicago Cultural Center's month-long holiday festival breaks out into full bloom this week, including a screening of that fond old Christmas heart-tug, "Miracle on 34th Street." "Sounds of Hanukkah,"...

Relentlessly driven by fashionable revisionism and good intentions, "Geronimo: An American Legend"-which deals with "days of bravery and cruelty, heroism and deceit"-is so politically correct it often is dramatically inert....

When "Nunsense II, the Second Coming. . . ." opens Wednesday night at Candlelight Dinner Playhouse, it will utilize the same format as the original (1985) smash hit musical. "It's...

Actor Jason Robards Jr. refers to him as Billy Big Boy, but whatever the sobriquet, William Shakespeare has been big box office in the last few years, and not only...

A series thought to be unique to Chicago theater-going will kick off Sunday afternoon in the first of a succession of staged readings of previously unproduced, full-length plays featuring women...