Lookingglass Aims for New Heights With Circus Quixote
The company bounces back from a 19-month hiatus with a world-premiere adaptation of Cervantes’s classic novel about “being someone better.”
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February Agenda
Top 10 reasons to fill up your calendar this month
Hard Lessons
In her new book, Eve L. Ewing argues that schools have been used to harm Black and Native people.
New Podcast Revisits Studs Terkel’s Division Street America
A team of journalists — including Melissa Harris and Mary Schmich — follow up with the families of seven Chicagoans from Terkel’s 1967 oral history.
Mikki Kendall
The activist author, 48, on segregation’s upside, spite’s role, and why Michelle Obama was wrong
Chicago Performers to Catch at the Puppet Theater Festival
Every January, our city becomes host to a veritable United Nations of Puppetry — and these acts are Chicago’s ambassadors.
Tress to Impress
Fresh from Broadway, director Whitney White returns home with a comedy set in an immigrant-owned hair salon.