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  • 1 week ago | hollywoodchicago.com | Patrick McDonald |Patrick McD

    CHICAGO – Within the context of family secrets, there are many human flaws to catalog. The lead character of Steppenwolf Theatre’s new presentation, “The Book of Grace,” marks down survival within her created pages. The play is currently at the stage on Halsted thru May 18th, 2025. For tickets and info, click BOOK OF GRACE. CHICAGO – With immigrant myths and suspicion of the “other” at new heights in the American landscape, the timing of the World Premiere “The Cave” is timed right.

  • 1 week ago | hollywoodchicago.com | Patrick McDonald |Patrick McD

    CHICAGO – With immigrant myths and suspicion of the “other” at new heights in the American landscape, the timing of the World Premiere “The Cave” is timed right. Sadieh Rifai’s new play, through March 16th, regards a Palestinian and American marriage that is challenged by the early 1990s time they live in. For tickets and more info, click THE CAVE.

  • 2 weeks ago | hollywoodchicago.com | Patrick McDonald |Patrick McD

    Printer-friendly versionE-mail page to friendPDF version Average: CHICAGO – The reflection on the mastery, mystery and majesty of filmmaker/artist David Lynch has heightened since his passing on January 16th. Chicago’s historic Music Box Theatre will present their third retrospective on his works, “David Lynch: Moving Through Time,” by film programmer Daniel Knox. For tickets and schedule, click DAVID LYNCH TIME.

  • 2 weeks ago | hollywoodchicago.com | Patrick McDonald |Patrick McD

    CHICAGO – With immigrant myths and suspicion of the “other” at new heights in the American landscape, the timing of the World Premiere “The Cave” is timed right. Sadieh Rifai’s new play, through March 16th, regards a Palestinian and American marriage that is challenged by the early 1990s time they live in. For tickets and more info, click THE CAVE.

  • 2 weeks ago | hollywoodchicago.com | Patrick McDonald |Patrick McD

    CHICAGO – With immigrant myths and suspicion of the “other” at new heights in the American landscape, the timing of the World Premiere “The Cave” is timed right. Sadieh Rifai’s new play, through March 16th, regards a Palestinian and American marriage that is challenged by the early 1990s time they live in. For tickets and more info, click THE CAVE.

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