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Kearney audiences can catch Michael Palascak’s comedy when he makes a stop in central Nebraska for a 7:30 p.m. show on July 6 at The World Theatre.

The timing could be better, with Seattle celebrating Pride Month and a vicious new culture war targeting transgender people. But the Seattle Gay News, a crusading weekly newspaper, is losing its leader and heading for closure at year end.

CHICAGO — Steppenwolf co-founder Terry Kinney has returned to the theater to direct a play called “Another Marriage,” opening later this month. “At the outset, it could be interpreted as

CHICAGO — Steppenwolf co-founder Terry Kinney has returned to the theater to direct a play called “Another Marriage,” opening later this month. “At the outset, it could be interpreted as a play about meeting someone, getting married, having children and then a betrayal of that trust,” said Kinney. “But it takes a turn, and the turn is really about women being in the orbit of men in this world ...

A\N/A A Non-Agency® Champions the Success of BIPOC Chicago-Area Fashion Designers, Opens Doors for Them to Showcase Their Work at NOIR New York, Paris and Kenya Fashion Weeks CHICAGO, June 16, 2023

Hyde Park SummerFest is back on June 16, with a knockout lineup headlined by 2 Chainz, Clipse, Lil Kim, Tobe Nwigwe and Robert Glasper.

John Rowan, who drummed for the Chicago band Urge Overkill under the name Blackie Onassis, has died. The group was best known for its cover of 'Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon.'

We take you across the state and over numerous genres to find the best films centered in Illinois.

Stock Journal, a new print-only publication, is from Erin Drain and Ed Marszewski of Marz Community Brewing