Catey Sullivan

Here are the critics' picks for the comedies, dramas, and musicals hitting the city's stages in April.

See St. Vincent, Emmylou Harris, The National, John Cale—and that's just some of the music. Get busy!

More than a decade after its over-the-top debut, director Gary Griffin nicely pares down the musical with an intimate staging and a small, well-matched ensemble.

How the director graphically brought the world of sado-masochism to the Goodman's main stage.

See a production from the crew behind Riverdance, an adaptation of a marvelous novel, or a theatrical classic this month.

This month's Chicago Guide has it all and then some. For starters: Movies, music, beer, and Amy Schumer.

Buzzer, Chappati, and more of the best things on Chicago's stages.

The critic's picks include Russian Transport, The How and the Why, and more performances at theatres across the city.

Gentrification, class, race, and addiction combine in Tracey Scott Wilson's drama.

The pieces are in place for this bawdy, ambitious show to be an excellent revival at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre.