With "Hang On Sloopy" playing in the background, Gurnee Meadows residents beat a pair of drumsticks on a stable ball half their height. They smile and listen to the cues:...
Part of a skull bone and bone fragments discovered in an old shed in unincorporated Round Lake likely are the more than 100-year-old remains of a Native American between the...
Leave your children home, but do come to see PM&L Theatre's production of "The People vs. Friar Lawrence: The Man Who Killed Romeo and Juliet" opening Friday, said Adam Armstrong,...
Three Brothers Theatre knows it's taking a chance, but the Waukegan production company is trying something new — producing "Masters of Sketch Comedy," a series of related comedy skits, which...
When Anna Lieberman was asked to co-direct "The Ladies Man," with Kat Basso for the Kirk Players, she sat down to read the script — "and from the first moment,...
It's the ability to arrange his own music as well as commission works that has kept Joseph Hagedorn performing with the Minneapolis Guitar Quartet since he helped found it in...
Even when Michael Marlin was a youngster, he had an inventive spirit. One night he taped lit candles to balloons and sent them up to the sky to watch them...
John Brumund-Smith and Elizabeth Sickman will say "I do" June 11 in a Waukegan icon that has been part of his family's history for nearly 90 years. His great-grandfather, Alvin...
Jon Richard was once so shy that he didn't want to go to a party at school for his birthday, said his mom Jennifer Richard. Then he joined the circus....