Jordan Harrison's The Antiquities is about technology, human extinction, and hanging onto the small moments in our lives that ...

Endless Reveries: Water in Experimental Film Thu 5/22 at 7 PM, the Block Museum of Art, 40 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, free ...

Pioneers of chamber musicals and contemporary dance in Chicago, respectively, Anzevino and Mordine died within days of each ...

The latest solo by Tony Tasset, “Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!” at Corbett vs. Dempsey, contains a suite of ...

A small town in Indiana sacrifices for "progress" (with the influence of the Wright Brothers) in The Ostrich.

Nonbinary performer and writer Will Wilhelm celebrates queerness and Shakespeare in Gender Play, or What You Will at ...

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

Reid was a freelance critic for the Chicago Tribune for 17 years, and has also contributed to several other publications, ...

Karel Čapek's 1921 sci-fi classic R.U.R. gets a timely makeover for the age of AI at City Lit Theater in Bo List's adaptation ...

Keiko Green's Gorgeous, a coproduction of Raven and Rivendell, is a smart two-hander about loss, change, and a prize English ...

With classics and cult favorites, the Music Box Theatre's upcoming Sapphopalooza film series brings queer women to the front.

Walter King Jr.s Diary of a Black Illusionist showcases the west-side native's breathtaking artistry at Chicago Magic Lounge.