Time to wake up
Rebecca and Sarah give old and new eyes to the final installment of The Unreliable Bestiary’s BEAR
Rebecca and Sarah give old and new eyes to the final installment of The Unreliable Bestiary’s BEAR
Marika explores the work of Alicia Henry and finds out more about this week's opening reception at Giertz Gallery.
PechaKucha is back for a night of celebration with ten stories from ten presenters.
The Illinois Modern Ensemble will perform as a part of Sonic Illinois at Krannert Center. Ahead of the performance, Westley talks with co-director Dr. Stephen Taylor about the altered program.
Canadian company Red Sky brings Mistatim, a story about all kinds of divides for all kinds of audiences, to Krannert Center for the Performing Arts this Friday.
A variety of works by black composers will be performed at Krannert this week, including the world premiere of Chicago-based composer Tomeka Reid's piece “Present Awareness.”
For its 50th anniversary and 27th student-run production, Parkland commissioned a local playwright before handing it over to a student director and crew. Jordan interviews the creative force behind Kazam! Intrepid Inspector Ingrid of Interpol and the Crimson-Caped Killer Caper
Follow the Fail Family in their (mis)adventures in 1920s Chicago before they are gone for good.
Parkland Theatre announces its 2017-18 season, as well as the retirement of Artistic Director Joi Hoffsommer – who will not be replaced due to budget cuts. Rebecca chats with two folks in the know and details what’s in store.
Local a capella groups take to the stage for a concert in support of Unit 7 Schools’ music programs.