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Before Decamping for Broadway’s Harry Potter, Alex Weisman Plays a Role That’s Close to Home
By Novid Parsi
The local actor talks about body issues, getting his dream role, and his upcoming stint in About Face's Significant Other. Read more
Filmmaker Brings Stories of Syria's Disappeared to Chicago
By Sarah Conway
Sara Afshar spent 18 months investigating some of the 65,000 people forcibly "disappeared" in the Syrian conflict. Read more
69 Things to Do in Chicago in November
By Jason Foumberg, John Hardberger, Britt Julious, Graham Meyer, Catey Sullivan, and Lauren Warnecke
The best things to do in Chicago this month, selected by our culture critics Read more
You Can Now Set Your Dial to CHIRP, Chicago's Indie Radio Station
By Mauricio Peña
After seven years of broadcasting online only, CHIRP is now on 107.1 FM, thanks in part to lobbying efforts by the station's founder and volunteers. Read more
5 Iconic Performers at Medusa's
By Ratko Radojcic
See the Red Hot Chili Peppers before they were stars, and more memorable shows at the beloved ‘80s club. Read more
30 Very '80s Portraits of the Cool Kids at Medusa's
By Ratko Radojcic
These photographs, taken for a short ad campaign in 1988 and never seen after that, show off the sartorial spirit of beloved nightclub Medusa's. Read more
Remembering Medusa's: A Portal to Chicago's Counterculture
By Mike Thomas
The closing of the legendary dance club Medusa’s 25 years ago marked the end of an era. In this raw and raucous oral history, the club’s founders, employees, and patrons bring the exuberant madness of this after-hours mecca back to life. Read more
The Creepiest Haunted House Is One That Makes You Think
Interview by Teresa Manring
The creators of A Memory Palace of Fear discuss how the exhibit is inspired by real-life housing nightmares, segregation, and inequality. Read more
The Hypocrites Turn Dracula Into a Gore-Soaked Feminist Fable
By Catey Sullivan
In the theater company's rendition of a classic (misogynist) tale, a patriarchal bloodsucker meets his match. Read more
10 Things You Should Do This Week in Chicago
SNL: The Experience, Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Welcome to Jesus, Nomi Dance Company, and more Read more
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