The city’s Cultural Asset Mapping Project (C.A.M.P.) uses creative storytelling, data visualization, and many other collaborative tools to build arts engagement on the south and west sides.
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Humboldt Park theaters on the move
Two Humboldt Park theaters take steps to secure new venues.
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Theatre for One creates a one-on-one connection between artist and audience
Court Theatre unveils a digital experiment in microtheater.
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Miranda González of UrbanTheater Company on what ‘cultural triage’ means for BIPOC theaters
“We need to not only be trusted, but also championed.”
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Post-pandemic, will we see triage for the arts?
Brian Loevner thinks arts organizations should consider new ways to survive—and close.
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Back in the Day captures the heyday of the underage house scene in Chicago
Rival dance crews find common ground in UrbanTheater’s staging.
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Urban Theater Company re-creates the house music scene from Back in the Day
But the dance sequences undermine the attempts to address serious issues.