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Exploring Chicago’s Culinary Scene: A Guide to Light Meals in the City
Michael Frayn's 1982 theatrical farce, Noises Off, is currently being staged at the Steppenwolf Theatre Company by director Anna D. Shapiro and her cast....
Chicago Reader Reveals Tactics of Predators Stalking Victims – Stay Alert
In 2022, Omer Abbas Salem impressed audiences with his dramedy "Mosque4Mosque," a play about a Syrian American family produced by About Face Theatre. Now,...
Sibling rivalry and family bonds explored in A Tale of Two Brothers by Chicago...
Sibling dynamics and family bonds take center stage in the Pulitzer Prize-winning play "Topdog/Underdog" by Suzan-Lori Parks. The play follows the story of two...
Best Places for Intimate Home-Cooked Meals with RICE in Chicago
I stumbled upon RICE, an art collective and curated meal series that celebrates South Asian cuisine, thanks to the Instagram algorithm. Intrigued by their...
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...
The Top Reasons Why A Solo Show that Falls Flat Disappoints – Chicago Reader
Alice Tippit's exhibition, "The Deep Element," at Patron, is her second solo show at the gallery. The collection includes oil paintings, sculptures, and works...
Chicago’s Bus Stop Snapshots: A Unique Perspective of Daily Life
Raven Theatre is currently showcasing Martyna Majok's Ironbound, which is being billed as a Chicago premiere. This play brings back memories of a workshop...
Chicago Reader: A Deep Dive into the World of Theater
Teatro Tariakuri’s latest production, El Piélago de las Calamidades, meaning "a sea of calamities" in English, offers a unique twist on the classic story...
Empowering Women in Film: Chicago Reader Film Reviews
The Moviegoer is a local film buff’s diary collecting the best of Chicago’s independent and underground film scene. One of the most exciting programs...