“What you have to do is follow the directions.” And so begins The Cake. Written by Bekah Brunstetter and directed by Lynne Meadow, it stars Debra Jo Rupp, who opens the play sharing the secret […]
The details for goat island archive–we have discovered the performance by making it at the Chicago Cultural Center (78 E. Washington St.)have been announced by The Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. In conjunction with the […]
On March 25, 2019, Chicago Sinfonietta presented In Darkness We Rise at Mandel Hall on the University of Chicago campus, a concert devoted to the concept of the phoenix rising from the ashes. The themes of love, loss, and unyielding […]
By E.A. & D.M Swarts If you doubt the existence of a heritage voice in contemporary radio, look no further than Ira Glass, who creates, curates, and hosts the iconic radio program “This American Life.” […]
The Block Museum of Art is hosting a remarkable exhibition, “Caravans of Gold, Fragments in Time: Art, Culture and Exchange across Medieval Sharan Africa”. When this exhibition opened, I was away but I could not wait […]
It has long been said that in matters of real estate the three most important elements to consider are location, location and location. Proof of the validity of that is abundantly evident when you visit […]
On March 24, 2019 members of the Chicago Philharmonic, performing in ensemble, under the baton of guest conductor/composer Tom Nazziola, presented a program called Silent Sherlock, consisting of 3 silent films with a fresh new score of live music at North […]
The Bridges of Madison County was a hugely best-selling romance novella by Robert Waller, rather sneeringly received in some critical quarters, an acclaimed film featuring Clint Eastwood, Meryl Streep and a passel of classic jazz […]
Miami has always been known for its spectacular beaches and interesting takes on above average culinary fare. Tucked away in the Generator Hostel and Hotel Miami, the first U.S. outpost of a chain of hostels headquartered in […]
Alice Zhou and Henry Etzkowitz Lamplighters Trial by Jury is a triumphal flow of powerful ensemble performance. The plot, ridiculous and ironic; yet also serious and realistic: featuring a gentleman who jilted his fiancée, the jilted bride-to-be and her bridesmaids, a pontificating foreman […]
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