Robyn Mineko Williams’s Under(cover) Plays with Personality Types
The choreographer’s new piece uses light and color to explore introversion and extroversion.
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Word-Master Ike Holter Tackles Chicago's Issues on Stage
The playwright’s rise has been as speedy as the dialogue he writes.
Tracy Letts on His New Steppenwolf Play and Chicago’s “Talent Drain”
After a long hiatus, the Pulitzer–winning playwright revisits Midwestern dysfunction in Mary Page Marlowe.
The Goodman Theatre Brings 2666 to Life
Enter the sprawling universe of Roberto Bolaño’s haunting multipart opus.
That Massive Pop Art Exhibit at the Art Institute Debuts This Month
Five highlights from the art museum’s huge new acquisition
Thomas Bradshaw Is in Pursuit of the Perverse
The Skokie playwright knows how to make his audience squirm.
See David Cerda’s Campy New Play Scream, Queen, Scream!
Bette Davis meets The Twilight Zone in the new production Scream, Queen, Scream!
The 10 Most Anticipated Events at the Chicago Architecture Biennial
Interior of Wingspread, a stop on the SC Johnson tour The Chicago Architecture Biennial is a three-month celebration of contemporary architecture, modeled after the Venice Biennale and organized by Chicago’s...
Anna Shapiro Is Ready for This
Steppenwolf’s new artistic director plans to shake things up.
In the Meantime Showcases Percussive Dance
This new work from Lane Alexander explores rhythmic dancing from around the globe.