Tango at Chopin Theatre

Chicago Tribune - Not Recommended

"...With its theater-of-the-absurd antics and affectations, the play -- first performed in the mid-1960s -- is conceived as an epic battle between the libertines and the stuffed shirts of the world. In a setup that has fueled many a sitcom good and bad...This production, however, seems to have mistaken both a lack of clarity and uneven performances for absurdism."

Time Out Chicago - Somewhat Recommended

"...as the chaos climaxes in Act II with the muscular rise of the play's ostensibly dimmest character, we see what happens when clear-headed, linear thinkers like Arthur and abstract thinkers like his folks are busy butting heads: Brute simpletons violently take over. Tango sneaks up on you with this idea, and the surprise rush overrides the moments of boredom."