A timeline of historic moments in LGBTQ elected history in the Chicago area.
Tag: Vol. 48 No. 25
Issue of Mar. 28 – Apr. 3, 2019
Posted inFood & Drink
Lola’s Coney Island stands for Detroit
There’s a dog in the fight in Humboldt Park.
Posted inArts & Culture
My Name is Rachel Corrie shows that tragic source material doesn’t make great drama
Sitting through this play is like spending an hour and a half with a Greenpeace volunteer on the street.
Posted inArts & Culture
ShawChicago goes out the way it came in, with The Doctor’s Dilemma
The company ends its run with the same play with which it first debuted in 1994.
Posted inArts & Culture
The best part of Self-Accusation happens out on the sidewalk
Breaking the frame brings this German avant garde play to life.
Posted inArts & Culture
Poseidon! is still shipshape
A stellar cast keeps the parody musical cruising.
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Lori and Toni were missing in action
Lightfoot and Preckwinkle claim to be progressives but they stayed away from the front lines during the great fights of the Rahm years.
Posted inMusic
C.H.E.W. take a bite out of hardcore
Chicago four-piece C.H.E.W. twist and tear at their favorite genre to give it a strange new shape.
Posted inCity Life
Free ways to stretch out and discover your inner Aunt Viv
If you like to work it, work it.
Posted inArts & Culture
Leave the Light On
The ghost light, a single bulb in an empty theater, is for safety—and superstition.
Posted inArts & Culture
Lemonade Stand offers a safe space for women of color to be funny
“As women of color, life continuously gives us lemons.”