How Amputee and Actress Katy Sullivan Connects with Richard III
Sullivan is touted as the first woman with a disability to play Shakespeare’s title character in a major U.S. production of the play.
Custom Placements: Culture Lead
Theaster Gates
The installation artist, 50, on effective leadership, painful criticism, and stepping out of the limelight
Course Soars on Its New Album, Tight Feathers
Jess Robbins’s synth-pop act Course soars on its hypnotic new album, Tight Feathers
“Accelerate Hard as You Can”
For a Blues Brothers stunt driver, the thrill of the chase was only part of the fun.
Let’s Travel Through Some Midwest Accents, Eh?
The key components of Inland North, Midland, and North Central accents — and the famous folks who talk like dis.
January Agenda
Top 10 reasons to fill up your calendar this month
The Thompson Center Is Dead. Long Live the Loop Googleplex.
The latest reveal from Google raises as many questions as it offers answers about preservation, public access, and the building’s place in Chicago’s architectural heritage.
A Queer Content Creator Keeps the Holidays Gay
How a local social media personality helps queer Chicagoans find their spaces. (Plus her recommendations for the season.)
