Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s “The Feast” May Leave You Somewhat Hungry

Prospero conjures the story of his revenge over a magical dinner table in “The Feast: an intimate Tempest,” a reimagining of Shakespeare’s play. The piece, co-created and co-directed by Jessica Thebus and Frank Maugeri, is an original commission and artistic collaboration between Chicago Shakespeare Theater and Redmoon, performed in the Upstairs Theater at Chicago Shakes. […]

In Drury Lane’s “Gypsy,” Another Star is Born

With the White Sox, Cubs and Bears rebuilding, their general managers look to identify burgeoning youth capable of next-level stardom. Kenny Williams, Jed Hoyer and Phil Emery ought to be discussing talent evaluation strategy with Drury Lane Theatre’s executive team. And they’d best be taking notes. For its second consecutive show, the Oakbrook regional theater […]

Quick and Easy: Join Forces to Fight Cancer on February 26

On February 26, Highland Park’s Fit Stop is teaming up with The Hooks and Nova to raise money for Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowerment (FORCE).   FORCE is a nonprofit organization that helps families that have been affected by hereditary breast and ovarian cancer. From 3:30-5 p.m., stop by Nova in Highland Park and enjoy: […]

Marriott Theatre’s “Legally Blonde” is More Fun than the Movie

“Legally Blonde: The Musical” is a sassy celebration of superficiality that’s such a good time, you’ll be glad you joined the party. The musical follows the same story as the film: Bubbly UCLA sorority girl Elle Woods follows her blueblood boyfriend, Warner Huntington III, to Harvard Law School to prove she is serious enough to […]

Quick and Easy: Shopping for a Cause

Pick up something for yourself at Saks Fifth Avenue and benefit your favorite charity.   For everyone who loves a good reason to shop, this month Saks Fifth Avenue has pledged to donate 5% of all registered purchases made with a Saks credit card to charity. Steve Sadove, Chairman and CEO of Saks Inc., emphasises […]