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Chicago may not be hosting any games, but its diasporas are carrying the Cup's real meaning. https://bit.ly/3Qmhf1N
The North American premiere of this play with music, based on Annie Proulx's short story, shows that you don't need cinematic landscapes. https://bit.ly/4xmkOFN
DIY company Split Lip Theater offers a bare-bones but effective staging of Anton Chekhov's masterpiece at United Church of Rogers Park. https://bit.ly/442qV4B
Open Space Arts presents the North American English-language premiere of Guillem Clua's queer romantic comedy. https://bit.ly/4aLdI3V
“Dancing the Revolution: From Dancehall to Reggaetón” at the MCA Chicago shows the joy and resistance of Caribbean culture. https://bit.ly/4ehXbp1
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Promethean Theatre Ensemble revives Jean Anouilh's 1944 take on Sophocles's tragedy, but it doesn't quite reach contemporary relevance. https://bit.ly/4vK9Atb
Tacos de cabeza and quesabirria cubano sliders are on the menu when Milo's Market returns to the next Monday Night Foodball at Thattu. https://bit.ly/3Q1CFkJ
The Goodman's new musical comedy brings together three vets of Chicago's storefront scene: Megan Mullally, Nick Offerman, and Mark Hollmann. https://bit.ly/4aIxnkY
Terry Guest's newest work provides a sardonic and sorrowful alt-history of Warhol and the psychic price of seeking celebrity and fortune. https://bit.ly/4uvwOSU
DIY company Split Lip Theater offers a bare-bones but effective staging of Anton Chekhov's masterpiece at United Church of Rogers Park.
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The North American premiere of this play with music, based on Annie Proulx's short story, shows that you don't need cinematic landscapes.
