The artist’s new collection of autobiographical comics looks at the highs and lows of everyday life with humor and lightness.
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Five Encounters on a Site Called Craigslist is introspective and interactive
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe hit offers an illuminating look at casual hookups.
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In Steppenwolf’s Dance Nation, preteen girls—played by adults—learn to claim their space
Clare Barron’s play explores the shame of success and the strength of female friendships.
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Joffrey’s The Nutcracker puts the emphasis on mother love
Christopher Wheeldon’s World’s Fair magic makes its last appearance at the Auditorium.
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Four young dancers talk about their journey to the Joffrey
The newest company members have international roots but a common passion for the art.
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The Pride party continues at the River’s Brunch of Bitches
Unlimited eggs, mimosas, and drag performances for the whole family
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The ABT arrives at the Auditorium Theatre with the surreal Whipped Cream
Mark Ryden’s set and costumes engage with childhood fears while delivering a steady stream of whimsy.
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The Auditorium’s ‘Made in Chicago’ dance series plays tribute to Wilco drummer Glenn Kotche
LA troupe Ate9 pairs with skilled local companies Visceral and Deeply Rooted for a triple-header.
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The Dance COLEctive faces the future with a “Reboot”
After a yearlong hiatus, Margi Cole’s company undergoes a dramatic restructuring.
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Nejla Yatkin dances down the Burnham Wildlife Corridor in “Conference of the Birds”
The choreographer returns to Chicago to celebrate the beauty of the lakefront.
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‘Correlated Mediums’ aims to investigate the effect of music on movement
Esoteric Dance Project’s new program explores what makes us move the way we do.
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Once a performer at Dance for Life, Hanna Brictson returns with her own company
Chicago dancers unite to raise money to support their colleagues with health issues.
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Sluggish stage combat is Fight Quest 4 Peace’s kryptonite
Otherworld Theatre makes a lackluster debut in its new space.
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The Retreat is one experimental dance performance that wants to put you to sleep
Khecari’s latest event, four years in the making, is designed to make viewers think they’re on a wilderness retreat.
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The Stomping Grounds festival finale caps off two months of percussive dancing for peace
Rhythm connects the Chicago international dance community on a spiritual level.