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    • A Little Night Music

      Writers’ goes for a waltz with Sondheim and Wheeler’s 1973 work.

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      A slight but engaging metamusical depicts the creative process in song.

      A slight but engaging metamusical depicts the…
    • The Whole World Is Watching

      The tensions surrounding the 1968 Democratic convention get an experiential treatment in Dog & Pony’s play with music.

      The tensions surrounding the 1968 Democratic…
    • Arcadia

      Tom Stoppard’s heady, time-jumping treatise on sex and science gets an intimate, excellent revival.

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A Little Night Music

Writers’ goes for a waltz with Sondheim and Wheeler’s 1973 work.

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This week's cover story
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Logan Square Kitchen to close
Read the owner's bold last words.

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RM Champagne Salon
A look inside the swankness.

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Andrew Bird and Mucca Pazza
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Spring Awakening Music Festival

All-EDM fest expands, adds after-parties and single-day passes. 

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Just for Laughs announces even more talent
The "very funny fest" is starting to actually look like one.

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American Theater Company's 2012–13 season
A "restored and revised" Hair, a "Catholic Repertory" and a radio-play Wizard of Oz are part of ATC's announcement.

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Feder: Chicago broadcast legend Roy Leonard launches a new website this week, including a blog about the final months he spent caring for his late wife, Sheila.

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Feder: Pulitzer Prize-winning cultural critic Julia Keller is leaving the Chicago Tribune to return to the academic world.

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