The Best Comedies in Chicago Theatre This Month
Four winners. Among them: A promising playwright by the name of Shakespeare.
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Three Questions for Brighton Ma
Guitarist Jim Tuerk on the folk-steeped quintet’s Chicago years—and its return to Schubas, home of its very first show.
Nine Questions for Dick Wolf
The legendary TV producer talks about filming in Chicago, the crime drama genre, and his new Chicago Fire spinoff.
Seven Chicago Movies for Cold Chicago Nights
Netflix just added a lot of new releases and classics to its streaming selection—and there are a few local gems in the mix.
Three Questions for the DePaul Curator of The Sochi Project
A photographer and journalist spent years documenting Sochi, Russia, and Greg Harris brought the work to Chicago for an exhibit that opens today.
Three Concerts This Weekend Will Be Worth Braving the Cold
Why you should see Eddy “The Chief” Clearwater, Mick Jenkins and Saba, or Hiss Golden Messenger. Or all three!
Here's the Best Stuff to Do in Chicago This Week
Five picks, a free event, and the weekend plans of Shellee Frazee, artistic director of the Beverly Arts Center.
Relevant Tones Now Reaches a Whole Lot More Music Lovers
The contemporary classical program on WFMT branches out to 120 new stations worldwide in syndication this year.
The 13 Best Dramas at Chicago Theatres in January
Hedda Gabler opens tonight. Luna Gale and Seven Guitars start soon. See them—or 10 others—on a night out this month.
Chicago's 27 Best Classical, New Music, and Opera Events This Month
See and hear great culture—some of it for free—around Chicago this month.