Lauren Warnecke

Links Hall, a Roscoe Village hub for experimental dance, plans to close its doors this summer, concluding all public programming in June. The decision comes after the arts nonprofit made...

The opening image of the choreographer's newest dance, “Slacktide,” is borrowed from the final moment of “In the Upper Room.” It's a thrilling continuum.

“Children of Dharma’s” three sections are divided by location: the forest, the court and the battlefield, demarcated by stunning projections.

It's the dawn of a new era for Ailey, which returns to the Auditorium Theatre March 7-9.

The season also marks 30 years since the New York company relocated to Chicago, and a decade with Christopher Wheeldon’s “The Nutcracker.”

This year’s theme is “B-yond Borders,” aimed at showcasing kinship between hip hop and social dance forms abroad.

The adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's “Princess and the Pea” is one of four works in the lovely current “Golden Hour.”

The revival of Ohad Naharin’s “Black Milk” after more than 20 years isn't a step backward. Rather, artistic director Linda-Denise Fisher-Harrell projects confidence in the 47-year-old institution, as if to...

Erin Kilmurray and Kara Brody open Steppenwolf’s LookOut Series with a rough-and-tumble work that taps into Gen-X vulnerability, presented by Lucky Plush Productions.