Caryl Churchill’s psychological thriller “A Number” questions a father and his three sons
A gripping mystery peopled by real sons and cloned ones at Chester Theatre Company from July 30 to August 10.
Sharr White’s riveting “Annapurna” is full of surprises at Chester Theatre Company
Living alone in a filthy trailer in Paonia, Colorado, a dying Ulysses and ex-wife Emma struggle to solve the mystery that has separated them for 20 years. Powerful stuff.
J.T. Rogers ‘Madagascar’ is the kind of play Chester does best
A superb production our critics agree, though Larry found it a bit like watching flowers wilt while Gail loved fitting the puzzle pieces together.
Gail Burns says “An Iliad” is vital and gripping as Chester Theatre wraps up its 2013 Season
Reviewing An Iliad, and the battle between rage and compassion in the human soul.
Review: Gentle Irony of a NE College Town Captured in “Body Awareness”
Gail Burns found Annie Baker’s Body Awareness worth the drive to the Chester Theatre Company.
Review: Trust and deceit meet in “Tryst” at the Chester Theatre Company
Critic Gail Burns agrees that this straight-laced thriller might be described as “Downton Abbey meets Hitchcock”.
Chester Theatre Company premieres “Arms on Fire” by Duncan Sheik & Steven Sater
The much anticipated Arms on Fire lands with more of a thud, than a splash.
REVIEW: “Auntie and Me” at Chester Theatre Company
by Gail M. Burns, August 2006 As a critic, I can never leave a show early, nor do I often feel inclined to do so,…