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Painting, poetry, and patriarchy by Kerry Reid

Last fall for the Destinos: Chicago International Latino Theater Festival, Aguijón Theater (the oldest Latinx company in the city) unveiled the world premiere of Rey Andújar's La Gran …

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 4:34pm on October 20, 2022[SHARE]

Reclaiming Pilsen's raw history by Boutayna Chokrane

From "Baby I Need Your Loving" by the Four Tops to "Money" by Cardi B, everything about this chilling production, including the score, muddles the gap between past and present. […] The pos…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 5:09pm on October 19, 2022[SHARE]

Puppet peep show of horror by Kimzyn Campbell

If you want to move beyond schlock and shock into an elevated horror experience this October, look no further than House of the Exquisite Corpse"A Haunted Puppet Anthology at Chopin […] Th…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 4:55pm on October 19, 2022[SHARE]

Bullish on Bull by Jack Helbig

This is a play of tiny moments and small details, a play in which characters change slowly, the way people and seasons change"silently, imperceptibly at first and then with the […] The pos…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 4:26pm on October 19, 2022[SHARE]

Windwalkers offers a tantalizing pile of questions by Dmitry Samarov

Gabriel (Dominick Vincent Alesia) and Emmett (Lucas Matteson) are strangers in a strange land. Robbed and left out in the middle of nowhere after a bar brawl with a biker […] The post <…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 12:10pm on October 19, 2022[SHARE]

A swing and a miss by Catey Sullivan

As the single most-produced contemporary playwright in the Goodman Theater's history, Rebecca Gilman has provided audiences with some truly perceptive, unflinching depictions of life's varie…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 11:55am on October 19, 2022[SHARE]

Unraveling Chicago's racist past (and present) by Kerry Reid

J. Nicole Brooks's adaptation of 1919, Eve L. Ewing's collection of poems published a century after the "Red Summer" race riot in Chicago sparked by the murder of Eugene Williams, […] The …

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 3:42pm on October 13, 2022[SHARE]

Rich family fare by Amanda Finn

As someone whose older sisters are over a dozen years her senior, Sancocho (presented by Visión Latino Theatre Company as part of the fifth Destinos: Chicago International Latino Theater …

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 3:26pm on October 13, 2022[SHARE]

Survivor stories by Kerry Reid

Theatre Above the Law returns to the fairy tales collected by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, as adapted again by Michael Dalberg. (Dalberg's adaptation of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll […] The …

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 3:13pm on October 13, 2022[SHARE]

As teardrops fall by Catey Sullivan

If you're a fan of The Notebook"either the romantically waterlogged, sugary-sentimental 2004 movie or the Nicholas Sparks novel that prompted it"you'll probably be swept away by the musical,…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 2:58pm on October 13, 2022[SHARE]

Too many Marys by Kelly Kleiman

Playwright Jackie Sibblies Drury had too many things in mind when she wrote this play about Mary Seacole, a real-life Jamaican-born healer who improbably served in the 19th-century Crimean W…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 2:49pm on October 13, 2022[SHARE]

The Scottish play, abridged by Albert Williams

Director Dusty Brown, who makes their Chicago directing debut with Three Crows Theatre's storefront staging of Shakespeare's Macbeth, has trimmed the tragedy down to a fast-paced, intermissi…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 2:40pm on October 13, 2022[SHARE]

A love letter to 'snakies' by Joey Shapiro

Why did it have to be snakes? I don't have especially strong feelings about them, and yet in the last few years I've accidentally become an expert on the deranged world of snakesploitation h…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 11:17am on October 13, 2022[SHARE]

The road ahead by Enrique Limón

"Good things come to those who wait," the adage goes. Back in the summer of 2009, I found myself in Chicago as an alternative journalism fellow at Medill, and I […] The post The road ahead…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 6:00am on October 13, 2022[SHARE]

Demand your deli from Schneider Provisions at the next Monday Night Foodball by Mike Sula

Jake Schneider's path in life was derailed by Shabbat. In college, he majored in economics and planned to be a businessman, but after he started cooking Friday Sabbath dinner for […] The p…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 5:55pm on October 12, 2022[SHARE]

Now Playing: Chicago's history in movie ads by Yolanda Perdomo

Adam Carston created Windy City Ballyhoo on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. It's a repository of Chicago movie ads, photographs, and film reviews from the last century.  The post Now Pl…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 4:52pm on October 12, 2022[SHARE]

Pecking themselves to death by Irene Hsiao

Albert Chen (Christopher Thomas Pow) is sitting on a park bench eating what appears to be a burrito or a hot pocket when a hunched old man, dressed in an […] The post Pecking themselves to…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 4:04pm on October 12, 2022[SHARE]

Why would a survivor of sexual trauma want D/s kink? by Dan Savage

Some who have submissive desires and traumatic sexual histories find BDSM therapeutic. The post Why would a survivor of sexual trauma want D/s kink? appeared first on Chicago Reader.

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 1:36pm on October 12, 2022[SHARE]

From domestic terrorism to the voting booth by Deanna Isaacs

When Michael Fanone, the former Trump supporter and D.C. cop who nearly died at the hands of the January 6 mob at the U.S. Capitol, comes to the Chicago Humanities […] The post From domest…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 12:57pm on October 12, 2022[SHARE]

Tough calls by Katie Prout

When the police bring too many risks with them, where can you turn in a crisis? The post Tough calls appeared first on Chicago Reader.

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 11:52am on October 12, 2022[SHARE]

Ghosts of gentrification by Annie Howard

As fall settles into Chicago, a ghostly chill raises the hackles of those attuned to a different kind of presence in the city's streets. We live in a city of […] The post Ghosts of gentrif…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 11:44am on October 12, 2022[SHARE]

CircEsteem opens enrollment for their Social Circus Instructor Training program by Chicago Reader

When most employees speak of "juggling" tasks or "jumping through hoops" at their place of employment, they're speaking metaphorically, but for future participants in CircEsteem's Social Cir…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 10:19am on October 12, 2022[SHARE]

Meet Anna DeShawn of E3 Radio and the Qube by Chicago Reader

E3 Radio is a proud member of the Chicago Independent Media Alliance (CIMA), a partnership of independent, local media entities. Today through October 17th, you can donate to our #WeAmplifyC…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 10:15am on October 12, 2022[SHARE]

The 2022 Chicago Public Library Foundation Awards celebrate bold stories, bold voices, and our bold library by Chicago Reader

What happens when award-winning playwright Tony Kushner, Top Chef Rick Bayless, and TikTok sensation Shermann "Dilla" Thomas walk into a room? Join us on October 19, 6:00 pm CST to […] The…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 10:10am on October 12, 2022[SHARE]

On the right track: The High Speed Rail Alliance aims to make trains a more practical option for getting across Chicago and the nation by Chicago Reader

The High Speed Rail Alliance aims to make trains a more practical option for getting across Chicago and the nation In the second part of the Reader's series spotlighting advocacy […] The p…

SOURCE: chicagoreader.com at 10:05am on October 12, 2022[SHARE]
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