Revising Religion: Chicago Reader’s Insightful Analysis
David Javerbaum’s comedic one-act play, "An Act of God," is a thought-provoking and entertaining show that challenges traditional views on religion and God's commandments....
Skooby Snacks: A Guide to Chicago’s Best Eats
A surprising and hilarious crossover has taken place on the mainstage of Chopin Theatre in Chicago, where The Golden Girls Meet the Skooby Don't...
Exploring Chicago’s Unfriendly Environment – Chicago Reader
Subtext Studio Theatre Company recently premiered Omar Vicente Fernandez's play, Que Te Vaya Bien, as part of the seventh edition of Destinos: Chicago International...
Tragic Tale of Bubblegum in Chicago: A Reader’s Perspective
The Love Object at Story Theatre is a modern adaptation of a Greek tragedy, specifically Hippolytus, that delves into the dark side of the...
Unveiling the Impact of Malört on Mental Health – Chicago Reader
Rough House Theater in Chicago is known for creating immersive haunted houses that cater to horror enthusiasts. Their latest production, House of the Exquisite...
Exploring Miquiztli and Sabedoria: Poetry by Juan Gerardo Chavez
Poetry is a beautiful form of expression that allows us to delve into the depths of our emotions and imagination. Juan Gerardo Chavez is...
The Silent Hour Review: Chicago Reader’s Insightful Analysis
Brad Anderson's film, The Silent Hour, offers viewers a thrilling experience with some expected genre elements, but it also delves into the complexities of...
Closed Sessions: Chicago Hip-Hop Label Celebrates 15th Anniversary and Looks to the Future
Closed Sessions, a renowned Chicago hip-hop label, recently celebrated its 15th anniversary with a star-studded lineup featuring Cypress Hill's DJ Muggs headlining the event....
Dawn Richard Collaborates with Spencer Zahn on New Record – Chicago Reader
Dawn Richard is a singer and songwriter who has always marched to the beat of her own drum. She first gained fame in 2004...
Reviving Alternative Rock: Emily How’s Fresh Take – Chicago Reader
Emily How, a talented musician from Peoria, has been making waves with her fresh take on alternative rock. Growing up, she was inspired by...
Lipschitz Band: Swooning Postpunk with Hardcore Power – Chicago Reader
The Lipschitz, a postpunk duo formed by guitarist-singer Daniel Brady and drummer-singer Rachael Boswell in Savannah, Georgia, has a unique sound that combines hardcore...
Confronting Death and Embracing Life: William Elliott Whitmore on Silently, the Mind Breaks
William Elliott Whitmore, a singer-songwriter from Iowa, first made a name for himself with his 2003 album "Hymns for the Hopeless." His unique blend...
Vince Staples Black in America Tour: Eidetic Lyricism & Dry Humor – Chicago Reader
When I think about the state of hip-hop, Vince Staples always comes to mind as a shining example of talent and authenticity. Interestingly enough,...
Uncovering the Truth Behind Mazdaznan’s Enlightened Grifter in Chicago Reader
Otoman Zar-Adusht Hanish, a self-proclaimed guru and doctor, gained notoriety in 1904 when a woman named Emma Reusse died after following his advice to...
Terrifier 3 Movie Review: A Detailed Analysis by Chicago Reader
Terrifier 3, the latest installment in the Terrifier franchise, showcases the intense and graphic violence that fans have come to expect from creator Damien...
Chicago Voter Suppression: Understanding the Barriers to Voting
The impact of incarceration goes beyond lost years of freedom and missed opportunities. Prisons in Illinois and across the country have a hidden cost...
Exploring Private Investigators in Chicago: A Comprehensive Guide
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) is implementing a new tool called ZeroEyes to detect firearms through video surveillance. This software application uses artificial intelligence...
Exploring Red Line Service Artists in Chicago – Chicago Reader Feature
In the project 60 wrd/min art critic, writer Lori Waxman explores how art writing can serve an expanded field of artists—including those incarcerated, trying...
Exploring Supporting Players and Cultural Archetypes in El Brote and Desvenar – Chicago Reader
You may have seen them in various roles, from a soldier delivering a message to the king in Shakespeare's plays to an elderly Italian...
Letters from Readers: Ted Williams Tunnel Experience – Chicago Reader
In response to a recent article in the August 22 issue of the Chicago Reader, a reader named William Reilly expressed his discontent with...
Tali Halpern: Chicago Dreamer Making Big Moves
When I first met Tali Halpern at SAIC in January of 2023, they confidently shared their big dreams for their art. Halpern, a 30-year-old...
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