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Tag: storefront theater
Posted inArts & Culture
It Is Magic takes a sympathetic look at the world of storefront theater
How and why do you go on making art in the face of indifference?
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In Red Rex, Ike Holter’s Chicago Cycle gets meta
A play about a storefront theater playing in a storefront theater
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Calamity West’s new play, In the Canyon, chronicles the slow erosion of abortion rights
Once again, her work makes the Jackalope Theatre Company feel like the center of something extraordinary.
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On the cover: An investigation into abuse at Chicago’s acclaimed Profiles Theatre
Profiles Theatre actors and crew members break their 20-year silence.
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Mickle Maher’s Song About Himself is (almost) his best play yet
The Theater Oobleck cofounder mesmerizes with a dystopian world where the Web is all.
Posted inBest of Chicago
Best Opera Company Doing Puccini in a Church
Their 2013 schedule included a winter production of Madame Butterfly set in Kenya.
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Reader’s Agenda Thu 1/31: Theater Oobleck, Soup and Bread, and Hot Water Music
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Thursday, January 31, 2013.
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Couplets on Coupling
In There Is a Happiness That Morning Is, Mickle Maher looks at academics in ecstasy and despair.
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Cabaret Professionals launches downtown series
Chicago Cabaret Professionals kicks off Broadway on Randolph, continues Musical Mondays.