Review: Witch by Artistic Home Uses a 17th Century Story to Question Our Hope for the Future
“Where do we go from here? Can we imagine a better world? Or is it time to burn it all…
“Where do we go from here? Can we imagine a better world? Or is it time to burn it all…
The Chicago Humanities Festival hosted writer Roxane Gay, in conversation with writer Lindsay Hunter, at the University of Chicago’s Lab…
Like movie theater blockbusters and best-selling fiction franchises, Broadway has its own version of the audience vs. critic debate, where…
Quirky, prolific memoirist David Sedaris lived for a time in Chicago, and frequently comes back to the Windy City to…
An eager young intern for a famous magazine agrees to take on a new, fast turnaround assignment: fact-checking an important…
At first glance, one may have trouble seeing the beauty in Clyde’s, penned by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage. In…
This review and the final dialog are written by theater critics Nancy Bishop and Kim Campbell. POTUS is ostensibly a…
This autumn’s Chicago Humanities Festival is chock-a-block with notable writers. That focus is normal for one of the Windy City’s…
“If music be the food of love, play on.” (Duke Orsino, Act I, Twelfth Night) At its center, Twelfth Night is a story about…
The American musical theater has been graced with another revival of Company, Stephen Sondheim’s and George Furth’s 1970 musical about…
The house of Bernarda Alba has had a makeover. If you are familiar with the 1936 play by Federico Garcia Lorca,…
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey have risen from the ashes once again, rekindled. Showcasing a huge, diverse cast of…
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