‘Lucy and Charlie’s Honeymoon’ takes audience on a hilarious cowboy adventure

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By Julian J. Frazin

Julian J. Frazin, a retired Cook County circuit judge, has written several musical theater works, two illustrated children’s books and music lyrics.

Posted June 9, 2023 1:10 PM

I was very pleased to witness the phenomenal success mega-star Taylor Swift had with her three sellout concerts at Soldier Field. It reminded me of the days when spectacular performers such as The Beatles and Michael Jackson made a mark on Chicago at the height of their popularity.But it saddens me that there appears to be a lack of new musical theater shows to arrive in Chicago in recent months. So when Lookingglass Theatre Company announced the world premiere of a new musical comedy, I was intrigued.It’s written by Asian …

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‘The Lion in Winter’ is not a typical Christmas tale

The scene takes place on Christmas Eve in 1183. But forget any visions of sugar plums or thoughts of peace on earth and goodwill towards men in this production of James Goldman’s “The Lion in Winter,” playing through Dec. 3 at the University of Chicago’s Court Theatre, 5535 S. Ellis Ave.
By Julian J. Frazin
Steppenwolf’s ‘POTUS’ is bawdy look at sex, politics

One of my favorite one-liners: “Behind every great man is a constantly amazed woman.” That statement somewhat applies to a show playing through Dec. 10 at the Steppenwolf Theatre.
By Julian J. Frazin
From The Magic Parlour to Taylor Swift, Chicago entertains

Hallelujah! After four months of home confinement, with full-time care after suffering a brain injury from a fall this past summer, I’m returning to one of my favorite activities — reviewing theater and the entertainment scene for the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin. It’s a beat I have covered for more than 30 years.
By Julian J. Frazin
‘No Man’s Land’ gives nod to existentialism

“To attempt a faithful description of this play is a daunting task.” Thus began the first sentence of the program guide notes for Steppenwolf Theatre’s current production of Harold Pinter’s “No Man’s Land.” Directed by Les Waters, the show is playing through Aug. 20 on Steppenwolf’s downstairs main stage.
By Julian J. Frazin