Drinking With Joyce DiDonato
A talk with the mezzo-soprano, in town to star in Lyric’s La Clemenza di Tito.
A talk with the mezzo-soprano, in town to star in Lyric’s La Clemenza di Tito.
Jazz, art, dance, theatre—you can’t lose!
The artist finally gets his due at the Whitney Biennial this month—and it only took 50 years of exhibitions.
The guys behind Brick City came to town in 2013 to film a documentary series that premieres on March 6.
Buzz has built around this Humboldt Park artist since Art Chicago in 2010. Before he heads to the Whitney Biennial, he opened up his studio for photos and an interview.
On Sunday night, all Chicago had was Twitter—and they took that away from us, too.
More movies mean more money. (TV and ads pay pretty well, too.) Here’s how much cash all the cameras are bringing in.
See a production from the crew behind Riverdance, an adaptation of a marvelous novel, or a theatrical classic this month.
This month’s Chicago Guide has it all and then some. For starters: Movies, music, beer, and Amy Schumer.
How the Oakland native dug into a Chicago problem for a play with Chay Yew, on stage now at Victory Gardens Theater.