Court Theatre Scored the Stage Debut of Invisible Man
SEEN AT LAST: We chat with the show’s director and an Ellison scholar to find out how Court bagged the production
SEEN AT LAST: We chat with the show’s director and an Ellison scholar to find out how Court bagged the production
David Bernstein discusses the changes in the Obama for President Campaign, from 2008 to 2012.
The author and School of the Art Institute of Chicago professor discusses her debut novel, about a pet-rental-shop employee whose life is changed by Robert Louis Stevenson’s adventure classic.
Story highlights from the February 2012 issue of Chicago magazine.
Whet Moser discusses ramifications of Chicago Sun-Times sale and Mayor Emanuel’s proposal to limit protests in Chicago during G-8 summits.
MAKING THE LEAP: In a season that features choreography by bold-face names such as Twyla Tharp and Alonzo King, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago stages a premiere (untitled at presstime) by the ensemble member Penny Saunders in January.
On the agenda: Doyle and Debbie do the Royal George … Dee Dee Bridgewater brings down the house … Blizzard ’67 reminds us what real cold feels like … plus, Jodi Kantor on The Obamas and what crime novelist Charlie Newton is doing this weekend
CRAFTS MAN: The stylish new co-CEO of the beloved coffee company tells us about items he loves—some of which he owns and others he is coveting right now.
The Columbian Exposition’s slept-on sequel disappeared as quickly as it arrived (except for the tribute to fascism), depriving the city of a more colorful alternate architectural history.
A Chickasaw Nation composer (and Northwestern graduate) creates a new-music concerto about the Trail of Tears and his family’s ancestral lands.