In Andrew Hinderaker’s profoundly risky new play, it’s near-impossible to tell where the actors leave off and the characters they’re playing begin.
Review: ‘Obliteration’ from Gift Theatre is stunning at Steppenwolf. Tough ticket, though.
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Cross country runner harnesses Crosstown Classic to help homeless people
Sandburg High School student Jackson Canellis of Orland Park will run between Chicago’s two MLB ballparks to raise funds for BEDS Plus.
‘Clearly, the Olympics are back.’ How Snoop Dogg and ‘Gold Zone’ has helped make the Games a hit for NBC.
Less than a week into the Paris Olympics, NBC Universal executives are climbing atop the medal stand.
Naperville Halal Fest a ‘joyous celebration’ of the Muslim culture that’s open to all
The Muslim community is reaching out to what has been a very welcoming Naperville community for what promises to be a fun-filled day. The 2nd annual Naperville Halal Fest will be held from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 3, at Frontier Park.
High costs put a permanent end to Ribfest after 35-year run, Naperville Exchange Club says
Naperville Ribfest is no more. After 35 years, the longtime annual event has ended for good, the Exchange Club of Naperville announced Tuesday in a Facebook post.
Trains, capacity added on South Shore Line for Lollapalooza weekend
The South Shore Line will offer additional trains and capacity to and from Millennium Station in downtown Chicago starting Thursday and continuing through Sunday for Lollapalooza in Grant Park.
Lyric Opera of Chicago names new general director
John Mangum, currently the executive director and chief executive officer of the Houston Symphony Orchestra, is Lyric’s new general director, president and CEO.
Olympics on TV: What to watch today
A look at what’s on TV on July 31 at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
Review: New Broadway play ‘Job’ puts the gap between generations right in front of you
The strength of “Job” is how the play actually addresses some of the salient questions of the moment, typically ignored by the theater.
Norah O’Donnell leaving as anchor of CBS evening newscast after election
Norah O’Donnell said Tuesday she is leaving after the presidential election as anchor of the “CBS Evening News,” a post she has held for five years.