The Business of Small Theatre, Explained
PENNY-PINCH: Ann Filmer of Berwyn’s 16th Street Theater Discusses Her Budget for “Menorca”
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Laurie Metcalf on “Detroit,” David Cromer, and “Roseanne”
NEXT STEP: Steppenwolf’s Crazy Pants returns to Chicago
Brought to You by the Letter M
Our top five picks for things to do this week: M is for . . . Mary, the MacArthur genius . . . Michele, the voice of All Things Considered . . . Mitchell, Nicole, our guest weekend planner . . . and, of course, Muppet
2010 Fall Theatre Preview: 11 Best Shows in Chicago This Season
ANTICIPATION INDEX: Eleven plays to buy tickets for now
Julia Child's Life and Romance Inspire "To Master the Art"
LOVE STORY: The culinary superstar’s triumphs (and disasters) inspire a new fall play at TimeLine Theatre
One for the Ages
Our top five picks for things to do this week: the guiltiest of musical-theatre pleasures . . . a f*#@ing Mamet doubleheader . . . free Muti . . . Carlyn Berghoff’s weekend plans . . . and more
Head of the Class
These four designers are making names for themselves in New York, Paris, and Milan—and they all trained at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago Magazine's 'Best Elementary Schools' Issue Hits Newsstands September 16th
Story highlights from the October 2010 issue of Chicago magazine, including 121 great public schools in Chicagoland, an investigation into Joseph Berrios, and the city’s top 40 buildings.
Auction Preview: Eunice Johnson's Couture Collection at Leslie Hindman
Eunice Johnson knew how to make an entrance. The wife of Ebony publisher John H. Johnson, Eunice was the first to bring haute couture to the black community—with the Ebony Fashion Fair in the ‘50s and again with Fashion Fair cosmetics in the ‘70s. Johnson was also one of the first black women to visit the couturiers of Paris…