Kerry Reid

Full disclosure: I've yet to get my literary passport stamped for Terry Pratchett's "Discworld." But after seeing Lifeline Theatre's marvelous production of "Monstrous Regiment," the 31st novel in Pratchett's hugely...

Despite its title, George Brant's solo play "Grounded," now in a local premiere with American Blues Theater, takes a lot of high-flying risks and suggests some daring questions. But in...

"Caged Dames" Since I am one of the five people in the Western Hemisphere who has not yet seen "Orange is the New Black," and I never saw David Cerda's...

On my way to Light Opera Works' "Damn Yankees" Saturday night, I passed a young man wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with a Cubs logo and the legend "Just Once Before...

There are few traps worse for a play than to be chockablock with characters who proclaim — early and often — that they are bored. You're practically begging the audience...

"Coffee's the date that says 'I'm not committing to a meal,'" says Tom, the jittery and eager-to-please guy on a blind date near the beginning of Courtney Baron's "Eat Your...

After the winter we've had, no one would blame you if you wanted to live outside all summer. But the seasonal bounty includes so many theatrical riches — locally grown...