Polish Constitution Day Parade Photo: Anthony Souffle/baiduhai Through May 21 Art Whistler’s Mother: An American Icon Returns to Chicago Loop It’s your last chance to catch one of the...
Thirteen playwrights, four actors, more than 50 characters and a ukulele number penned by a veteran of the national "Mamma Mia!" tour. They're all components of Oil Lamp Theater's ambitious...
It's taken close to 30 years, but the merry murderesses of the cell block tango have finally arrived in Oakbrook Terrace. After decades of relentless pursuit, Drury Lane Theatre Artistic...
For playwright Karen Zacarias, the 2010 novel "Into the Beautiful North" was always an adventure story colored by real-world social and political issues. But things have changed since Naperville resident...
Do the most cursory research on the most segregated cities in the United States and you'll find the Chicago has the dubious honor of being firmly ensconced in the Top...
The title is irresistible. Seriously — who wouldn't want to delve the mysteries of love and sex? From prehistoric cave drawings to Shakespeare's sonnets to "Fifty Shades of Grey," people...
Last spring, Steve Malone announced the arrival of a new nonprofit theater in Lake Forest, one that would offer all-musical, family-friendly productions in rented space at the Gorton Center with...
Through Apr. 1: Baconfest Chicago Photo: Terrence Antonio James/baiduhai Through Apr. 1 Festival Baconfest Chicago University Village All-you-can-eat bacon creations from more than 150 chefs and artistic odes to...
For director Cody Estle, the journey to Northlight Theatre's "By the Water" started — quite literally — at the end of the line. From a plane to a train to...