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First Look review: Steep Theatre’s “Bobbie Clearly” delivers a raw and unapologetic look of what makes us human
The pacing and intricate care given to character development are the pillars that allow this show to shine. -
The tastes of summer: We asked local foodies for the best restaurant they visited in Chicago this summer
For lovers of craft beer and tacos, it doesn't get much better than Rick Bayless' new addition to his Mexican restaurant empire — Cruz ... -
First Look review: Amusing and educational, The Windy City Music Theatre’s “Seussical the Musical” will have your little ones singing for days
Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the show is the on-stage “kid’s section” seating, where children get to interact with cast members -
Inside Scoop: Holiday exhibits and plays, free Chicago museum days, SketchFest, Batsu! and more
Surrounding the museum’s main floor, more than 50 trees and displays are beautifully decorated by volunteers from Chicago’s ethnic communities -
First Look review: “Thrones! The Musical Parody” is strikingly original and laugh-out-loud funny
Upon finding out their friend has never seen the show, they take it upon themselves to act out the “Cliff’s Notes” version to help ... -
Chicago’s hidden gems: Cocktails and jazz at the California Clipper and empanadas at Cafe Tola
Chicago's hidden gems: Cocktails and jazz at the California Clipper and empanadas at Cafe Tola -
Chicago Insider: Mark Kraemer on restaurants like Naha and Mon Ami Gabi, chef Rick Bayless and fall strolls in Lincoln Park Zoo
Chicago Insider: Mark Kraemer on restaurants like Naha and Mon Ami Gabi, chef Rick Bayless and fall strolls in Lincoln Park Zoo -
First Look review: Second City’s “Unelectable You” is a rollicking, tongue-in-cheek mockery of the 2016 election
I really liked the oddly charming back and forth in a skit between the candidates’ spouses, as well as a bit on Donald Trump ... -
First Look review: Disney’s “Newsies” is a stirring, high-energy performance
The dancing is the selling point of the show, as a ridiculously talented young male ensemble shows off its best moves to killer choreography. -
The tastes of summer: We’ve got a few favorite spots to eat and drink outdoors in Chicago
With summer in full swing, we asked Real Chicagoans for their favorite places to eat and drink outside in the city
