Tag: Chicago Reader articles
Exploring the Enchanting Babes in the Woods of Chicago – Chicago Reader
Babes With Blades Theatre Company recently surprised audiences by staging a Shakespeare comedy, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," known for its focus on stage combat....
Building Bridges: The History of Chicago Organizers
The 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago brought together a diverse group of protesters and organizers who aimed to highlight important issues and build...
Exploring the Dark History of Chicago – Chicago Reader
Graceland Cemetery in Chicago has a dark and eerie history that has attracted visitors for over a century. One of the most famous sculptures...
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...
Exploring Chicago Reader’s Coverage of Bunnies and Banned Books
Ghostlight Ensemble's production of Alabama Story is a powerful exploration of censorship and moral awakening. The play, directed by Holly Robison, takes place at...
Exploring the History of the Young Lords in Chicago Lore – Chicago Reader
Sammy A. Publes’s Chicago Lore(s) is a captivating political play that delves into the history of the Young Lords and their leader, José “Cha...
Defiant Artistry: Hyde Park Jazz Festival Overcomes Uncertainty – Chicago Reader
The 18th annual Hyde Park Jazz Festival in Chicago took place over the last weekend of September, showcasing a diverse and engaging lineup of...
Reader Letters: Ted Williams Tunnel Experience – Chicago Reader
Revisiting the Ted Williams Tunnel ExperienceThe Ted Williams Tunnel Experience has sparked a debate in the Chicago Reader community, with a recent article by...
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Government Shutdown Updates: House Sends Funding Bill to Senate Before Saturday DeadlineThe Senate passed funding for pediatric cancer after it was stripped out of...
