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Elmhurst Art Museum’s Jazz Drenched Exhibition Splendidly Unveils How Arts Converge
A newly opened two-part exhibit at the Elmhurst Art Museum looks into how profoundly one art form can impact and influence another. A Love Supreme: …
Porchlight’s Anything Goes Keeps the Magic Firmly Intact
There are a lot of things this world could do with more of and that includes Cole Porter musicals. Porchlight Music Theatre must have sensed …
The Celestial Beauty of Radical Clay
Art’s ability to jolt the imagination and defy assumptions makes it almost as captivating as nature in its splendor and variety. A new exhibit at …
Young Playwrights Festival Strikes Gold in Chicago High Schools
Arming each new generation with a viable education will always be the overriding mission of our schools. While fulfilling that goal, schools influence another important …
Chef Christian Hunter and Atelier Setting a High Bar
The Artist Studio may have sounded too confusing for a restaurant so they settled on Atelier; which has the same meaning in French. After experiencing …
MTW’s Shrek an Ogre to Admire
Judging from the crowd attending Shrek: The Musical at Skokie’s North Center for the Performing Arts, a certain green ogre has garnered an appeal well …
Jazzy Nutcracker an Achievement Writ Large
For purists, there’s only one version of a classic that’s worthy of widespread regard and admiration. Tchaikovsky’s 1892 lighter, more whimsical adaptation of E.T.A. Hoffmann’s …
Web-series Delivers Humor From a Different Slant and Through a Different Voice
Long noted for the excellence of its live dramatic work, Congo Square Theatre Company branched out and began offering digital content in 2020. Partly a …
Chi Town Becomes Tap Town in Winter Wonderland
You don’t ordinarily think of this time of year as a period of discovery, but a concert of dance and music at Harold Washington Cultural …