President Donald Trump wants to strip public health funding from four states led by Democratic leaders—including $8 million from Illinois.

For his 2025 installation HVAC, artist Liang-Yu Huang recreated the components of a heating, ventilation, and air ...

"It Had to Be You,” a solo show by Judith Brotman, at Basement gallery, presents paradoxes at skewed heights under the low ceiling.

August Strindberg's Miss Julie unfolds like a fever dream in Gabrielle Randle-Bent's staging at Court Theatre.

Rupture & Repair, Tanuja Jagernauth's devised play at Free Street, examines how to deal with the past as we plan a future.

American Blues Theater's intimate revival of Come Back, Little Sheba features a revelatory performance by Gwendolyn Whiteside.

The Moviegoer is the diary of a local film buff, collecting the best of what Chicago’s independent and underground film scene has to offer.

Spaces for People, Systems for Spaces” at Western Exhibitions features 15 artists who make art about architecture.

South-side filmmaker jellystone robinson discusses their upbringing, creative process, and forthcoming screenings.

Born in England to Greek and Brazilian parents, singer-songwriter Naima Bock spent her formative years between the UK and São ...

Goran Ivanović's most recent project is a yet-to-be titled solo guitar album he plans to self-release later this month.

The late Richard Greenberg's update of Philip Barry's high-society comedy gets a world premiere at the Goodman.