This Week’s Must-Read Stories in Chicago Culture
Sondheim on Sondheim is a hit, Empire is boosting local business, and CPS’s accidental book-ban wasn’t so accidental after all.
Sondheim on Sondheim is a hit, Empire is boosting local business, and CPS’s accidental book-ban wasn’t so accidental after all.
Wynton Marsalis performs, the First Wives Club musical debuts, and more great things to do in the city.
Saturday Night Live airs its three-hour anniversary special this Sunday. Here are some Chicago-bred players, sketches, and references to watch out for.
Yesterday’s announcement of the company’s 2015–16 season underscores the general director’s commitment to cultivating a big-tent Lyric.
Pops Staples’s final album is streaming, the Lyric announces its new season, and Spring Awakening’s lineup goes live.
Inside a mysterious institution that revives the world’s treasures
Andrew Patner’s legacy, a Social Experiment cover story, and Art Shay’s twilight years
Steppenwolf stages a modern retelling of Marie Antoinette, plus more fun activities in Chicago.
Stereotypes don’t always hold when it comes to local film tastes. Here are the neighborhoods most likely to rent five film genres, plus their most popular pick in that category, according to Redbox.
Spring Awakening just announced their headliners.