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Each of the towers is a self-contained ecosystem with heating & ventilating connectors, electrical connections, acoustical panels & sprinkler system.
It is Hall's work on the opera stage that left its greatest mark in Chicago.
James Still's fascinating fantasia, "The Heavens are Hung in Black," is now receiving an enthralling Shattered Globe Theatre production.
"American Assassin" stars Michael Keaton and Sanaa Lathan know Chicago well " loving everything from our food scene to the city's creative theaters.
Discovery is the name of the game on Chicago stages. An astonishing pool of young talent is at work in this city right now (with many of the performers barely out of university theater progr…
The 2018 lineup features work by Chicago writers Ike Holter, Aline Lathrop and J. Joseph Cox, along with Kathleen Cahill and Sean Christopher Lewis.
Some comedians reluctant to go too rough on the "sweetheart" actor best known for his "Cheers" role.
In the end, the screechy-screaminess of it all, along with the crotch grabbing, simulated humping and dumb humor, have a numbing effect.
Stage musical parody of the 1980s Fox series finds its Donna Martin in one very talented, and very hairy actor.
The Unit is a year-long residency in support of new work in collaboration with Chicago Dramatists.
The first national touring production of the six-time Tony Award-winning musical “Dear Evan Hansen” will make its way to 50 cities next year, including a stop in Chicago, it was …
Upgrades to the long-decrepit space include a new permanent stage with professional lighting and sound systems, and an enclosed lobby and box office.
The new Northlight Theatre complex would include a 350-seat venue.
The Wilmette comedian, set to roast George Wendt this weekend, says she understands why some critics objected to her sexually indeterminate character.
Barely seen since their one TV airing in 1967, bits by John Cleese, Graham Chapman and others get a second life in a show at the iO Theatre.
Based on the sensational Chicago premiere by Kokandy Productions, it is impossible to understand how the show failed to become a hit on Broadway.
The activist actor, best known as Sulu on "Star Trek," comes to Chicago to recall a tragic event for himself and other Japanese Americans.
In the hospital room of playwright Halley Feiffer's world, a parent's pending demise is brutal, messy and an impetus for sex.
Cameras will be rolling when the Chicago star of Porchlight's "End of the Rainbow" performs next month in St. Charles.
It's goofy escapist entertainment of the highest order.
By now, the meteoric Broadway career of Chicago-bred actress Jessie Mueller is a well-known story, with a Tony Award win for her starring role in “Beautiful " The Carole King Musical,&…
The comic strip originated in the Chicago Times beginning in 1940 and, after the paper merged with the Chicago Sun in 1948, in the Chicago Sun-Times.
His five-show-a-week stand at the Walter Kerr Theatre begins previews Oct. 3 ahead of an Oct. 12 opening at the intimate 960-seat venue.
"The Elephant Man" was based on a true story and has been frequently revived since its 1979 New York debut.
Jeanine Tesori is the Tony Award-winning composer responsible for such shows as “Caroline, or Change,” “Shrek the Musical,” “Violet,” “Thoroughly Mo…
