Thought-provoking yet riotously funny, Rapture, Blister, Burn is a comedy by Gina Gionfriddo, whose TV work includes writing for the Emmy-nominated Netflix series House of Cards. It’s an impassioned social critique about Catherine, a famous feminist academic returned home to take care of her elderly mother. There, she encounters an old flame and an “ex” best friend, both of whom seem to be excelling at the kind of conventional life Catherine rejected. But first impressions can be very deceiving. Sparks fly as this production at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre address an age-old question with fresh insight: What do women really want?  Get the answers for less with tickets from Goldstar starting at $24.50 (plus service chargees) to February performances at Goodman Theatre.