The 22 Best Dramas in Chicago Theatres in March
The critic’s picks include Russian Transport, The How and the Why, and more performances at theatres across the city.
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Seth Meyers on the Forces That Made Him Funny
The people, books, music, and things that led this Northwestern grad to his own show on NBC.
11 Questions for Harold Ramis: An Unpublished Interview
In 2008, before the release of Year One, Ramis talked about working with Bill Murray, filming in Chicago, and how religion shaped his “Buddish” philosophy.
Six Questions for Jessica Thebus, Director of Buzzer at the Goodman Theatre
Gentrification, class, race, and addiction combine in Tracey Scott Wilson’s drama.
The Curse of the Ninth Comes to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Franz Schubert, a focus of the CSO this season, died after writing his ninth symphony. And he’s not the only one.
Five Fun Things To Do in Chicago This Week
Christopher Wool, Soweto Gospel Choir, and where comedian Kellye Howard will (probably) get pancakes this weekend.
Chicago Opera Theater Takes On Queenie Pie
How Duke Ellington’s 1962 composition challenges classical opera conventions.
Gypsy Review: Thrilling, Frustrating, and Exceptional
The pieces are in place for this bawdy, ambitious show to be an excellent revival at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre.
See Marquis Hill at the Green Mill on Saturday Night
The February 15 show is one of four appearances the jazz trumpet player has in Chicago this month.
The Top Five Things to Do in Chicago This Week
Justin Timberlake, Art Shay’s favorite French film, Duke Ellington’s only opera, and more hot picks for mid-February.