Bertolt Brecht’s satire set in 1930s gangland Chicago and Interrobang Theatre’s local premiere of an off-Broadway hit are among this week’s best bets.
Tag: Fidel Castro
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Early gunpowder was made from the ‘pisse’ of church ladies, and other historical tidbits
Here’s a rule of thumb that will never let you down: if you come across a magazine more than 20 years old, pick it up.
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Susan Nussbaum’s next act
Celebrated playwright and disability rights activist Susan Nussbaum adds a novel, Good Kings Bad Kings, to her body of work.
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Things you should read: David Grann’s “The Yankee Comandante”
Spending an hour or two with David Grann’s “The Yankee Comandante”
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Music Box presents Architecture & Design Film Festival
Music Box presents the third annual Architecture & Design Film Festival
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Music Box presents Architecture & Design Film Festival
Music Box presents the third annual Architecture & Design Film Festival
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Music Box presents Architecture & Design Film Festival
Music Box presents the third annual Architecture & Design Film Festival
Posted inFilm
Music Box presents Architecture & Design Film Festival
Music Box presents the third annual Architecture & Design Film Festival
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Stories about storeys: Architecture & Design Film Festival
Music Box presents the third annual Architecture & Design Film Festival
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There he goes again
Ozzie Guillen goes into full damage control for inadvertently praising Fidel Castro in Miami
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Cuba: An African Odyssey
“Cuba: An African Odyssey,” screening Monday 2/8 at Biblioteca Popular, follows Cuba’s role in African liberation campaigns from the 60s through the 80s.
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Back and to the left
Former Chicagoan Jim Finn explores the story of a South Korean filmmaker kidnapped and put to work for the North Korean propaganda machine in “The Juche Idea,” screening tonight at the University of Chicago.
