Shattered Globe's dynamic and engaging new adaption of A Tale of Two Cities features a stellar ensemble and deeply felt ...

Hot Mama Silver hooked me with a photo where they look like glam werewolf superheroes—and they were at least that interesting ...

In Eliana Theologides Rodriguez's Poor Queenie at Subtext Studio Theatre, grief and isolation overwhelm a mother-daughter ...

Zora Howard's Bust offers a vision of Black rage as a tool of transcendence, power, and social transformation.

In Lisa Sanaye Dring's Kairos, now at Red Theater, a couple finds out immortality isn't everything they'd imagined.

Brok Mende of Friends of Friends Recording talks about building a welcoming space where artists can feel OK inviting him into ...

I have a deep respect for the mightiest force in nature. A tsunami can level a city. One drop of humidity can ruin your hair.

Mickle Maher's adaptation of Berlin, Jason Lutes's epic graphic novel about the Weimar Republic and the rise of Hitler, stuns ...

Bylines labeled “Chicago Reader Staff” are used for features that contain nonwritten, nonreported information like listings, ...

I didn’t know what powerlifting was or how it’s distinguished from sports like weight lifting or bodybuilding. Powerlifting focuses on moving the absolute most weight possible in three categories: ...

Taylor Mac centers the servants in Shakespeare's goriest tragedy in Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus at Redtwist.

Paul William Brennan's The Infinity Play at Curious Theatre Branch follows humans getting it wrong the more they try to erase the past.