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The Splendor of Monet Stays Through June
How much do artist’s paint their feelings as well as what they see? It’s a question we rarely ask ourselves when we go to an …
A Chicago Salute to the Lunar New Year
Exact numbers vary, but there are well over a billion people around the world who celebrate the Lunar New Year. China’s so identified with the …
Theatre for One: Court’s Intimate Micro Treasures
Theater for One: Here We Are is a lot more than you think. A concept that flew into New Yorker Christine Jones’ mind after attending …
Tarrey Torae: Empress of Love (Songs)
Artists nurturing artists is a phenomenon that may extend as far back as the first cave painters. And it likely includes those early humans who …
A van Gogh Explosion Shakes Up the Windy City
You don’t ordinarily think of an art event as bracing but that’s the first impression you get when you walk into Immersive van Gogh; a …
The Spellbinding Voices of Dance
Despite being born and raised in the country’s second largest city, Lar Lubovitch, one of Chicago’s most esteemed dancer/choreographers, grew up in a desert. “Growing …
Omnium Circus: The World of Wonder that Welcomes All
The virtual universe keeps expanding as more and more entertainment forms continue to find refuge in the cloud. Fully appreciating dance and theater in such …
Hothouse Meets Havana – Delectable Music Odyssey
With the latest change in America’s Executive Office, the United States assumes a new, much more cosmopolitan stance in the world. Hothouse’s 4-day musical extravaganza …
Some (Special) Old Black Man
Until you understand its context within the play, you might consider the title both unimaginative and disparaging. In that sense, Some Old Black Man sets …