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HORROR MOVIE RECOMMENDATION: A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET
Movies without some horror feel like Christmas without lights. You can watch each and every genre. But the night doesn’t kick in until a scary film plays on the screen. And if I had to pick one film for that eerie build-up – it would be A Nightmare on Elm Street. Wes Craven’s 1984 classic…
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TOP FREE AI LYRICS-INTO-SONG PLATFORM IN 2025
Imagine effortlessly transforming your heartfelt lyrics into professional-grade songs within minutes—without any musical background. Whether you’re an aspiring artist, a content creator, or simply passionate about music, AI Lyrics into Song empowers you to bring your creative ideas to life faster and easier than ever before. Gone are the days of costly studio sessions and…
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HOW TO FIND THE RIGHT FOUR LEAF CLOVER BRACELET FOR LUCK AND STYLE
Four leaf clover bracelets have captured the hearts of jewelry lovers around the world, and it’s not hard to see why. These bracelets combine meaningful symbolism with timeless style, making them more than just an accessory. Whether worn for good luck, as a fashion statement, or given as a thoughtful gift, a four leaf clover…
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CASINO OPENINGS: CELEBRITIES AND GRAND EVENTS
The glitz and glamour of celebrity-studded casino openings captivate audiences worldwide. These events blend high-stakes entertainment with exclusive social gatherings. Players often seek the Lucky Hills casino promo code to enhance their experience. This code unlocks special rewards for new visitors. Grand openings set the stage for unforgettable nights. They merge luxury with the thrill…
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Concert Review: DANNY ELFMAN’S MUSIC FROM THE FILMS OF TIM BURTON (San Francisco Symphony)
A SYMPHONIC CELEBRATION OF ELFMAN AND BURTON A visually and musically immersive concert that brings beloved scores thrillingly to life Music always enhances the moviegoing experience. It sets the tone, creates mood, and heightens the action and drama of a story. Long after a film has left theaters, its music often lingers in popular memory….
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Theater Review: SUPERIOR DONUTS (TheArtistic Home at The Den Theatre)
GO ON AND BITE INTO THIS DONUT– YOU’VE EARNED IT It must have been quite a shock to Tracy Letts fans when Superior Donuts premiered at Steppenwolf in 2008. Chicago Theatre’s favorite adopted son had been coming off a streak of intense, gripping dramas, with his most recent one, August, Osage County, cleaning up at…
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Opera Review: FRA DIAVOLO (Pacific Opera Project)
A Night with a Gentleman Thief: Pacific Opera Project’s Delightful Fra Diavolo Daniel Auber’s Fra Diavolo amassed over 900 performances at the Opéra Comique during the 19th century before being dropped from the repertoire in 1907. Pacific Opera Project’s current production at The Highland Park Ebell Club makes a case for why this neglect is…
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Theater Review: SALLY & TOM (Marin Theatre Company)
BREAKING THE FOURTH WALL INTO THE WHITE HOUSE This play-within-a-play probes power, mythology, and who gets to tell the story Making its West Coast premiere at Marin Theatre Company is Sally & Tom — a return to material the same company explored in 2017 with the earlier, more controversial Thomas & Sally by Thomas Bradshaw….
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Off-Broadway Review: ARCHDUKE (Roundabout Theatre Company at Laura Pels)
THE SANDWICHES THAT COULD HAVE CHANGED THE WORLD A wickedly funny revision of history delights even as it faces catastrophe All they ever wanted was a sandwich… That’s the revised motivation for the young Bosnian conspirators who plotted to assassinate Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, in 1914. It’s posited by playwright Rajiv…
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Feature Story: RAYMOND MUNRO (On Adapting Works by Raymond Carver into Story Theatre on Film)
Raymond Munro (photo by Stephen DiRado) TWO RAYS UNITE IN A JOURNEY OF STORY THEATRE Theatre, by its nature, is ephemeral. That is part of its allure, and part of what we love about it. It forces us into the here and now- ever changing and ever present. We are also keenly aware of the…
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Theater Review: AMERIKA OR, THE MAN WHO DISAPPEARED (Open Fist Theatre Company)
THIS WAY TO THE AMERICAN DREAM– MIND THE TRAP DOORS Kafka’s story still needs an ending, but Open Fist delivers a wildly inventive Amerika If you think America is in an existential crisis right now, you either don’t know your U.S. history, or you aren’t familiar with Franz Kafka’s Amerika or, The Man Who Disappeared—which, in Dietrich…
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Theater Review: ANGRY FAGS (Ghostlight Ensemble)
SHARP CAST, BLUNT SATIRE A Fierce Ensemble Fights for Meaning in Angry Fags Topher Payne’s Angry Fags first made its appearance in 2015, in a world that was decidedly different from what it is now, and Ghostlight Ensemble’s new production at the Lifeline Theatre in Rogers Park is timely. There have been some changes made…
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Theater Review: BLUEBEARD’S CASTLE: A MEDIEVAL MUSICAL THRILLER (Odyssey Theatre)
Bluebeard’s Castle, A Medieval Musical Thriller by Russian director and playwright Sofia Streisand, making her U.S. debut at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble, displays immense ambition that achieves only partial realization. Streisand took her inspiration from La Barbe Bleue, the French fairy tale of a serial killer whose preferred victims are the women wed to him….
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Concert Review: LENNON AND NILSSON: SONGS FROM THE LOST WEEKEND (Live from Laurel Canyon at The Carpenter Center)
LOST WEEKEND, FOUND MAGIC Lennon and Nilsson Get a Vibrant Tribute Live from Laurel Canyon, known for blending storytelling with faithful musical tributes, returned to the Carpenter Center on November 9 with Lennon and Nilsson: Songs from the Lost Weekend, a two-act concert chronicling the music, friendship, and notorious misadventures shared by John Lennon and…
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Theater Review: AS YOU LIKE IT (Midwest Premiere at Writers Theatre in Glencoe)
425 YEARS LATER, THE O.G. ROMCOM STILL CASTS A SPELL Writers Theatre in Glencoe, a charming North Shore Chicago suburb, has developed a reputation for impeccably produced theater of extremely high quality. Their newest production, a Midwest premiere of the musical adaptation of William Shakespeare’s As You Like It by Laurie Woolery and Tony-winner Shaina Taub…
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Off-Broadway Review: KYOTO (Royal Shakespeare Company at Lincoln Center’s Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater)
“It will never be forgiven.” With those chilling words, delivered just days ago, the UN climate chief branded our reckless indulgence in fossil-fueled destruction as a transgression so grave it stains the conscience of humankind, and he is not being dramatic! From Stratford-upon-Avon to London’s West End, and now at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater…
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Film Review: 31 CANDLES (Directed by Jonah Feingold)
A SUMMER CAMP CRUSH, A RELIGION DECISION & A FREE BAGEL A modern Jewish rom-com sprinkled with neuroses, nostalgia, and plenty of chutzpah He’s 30 years old and single, without a steady permanent job, so naturally Leo Kadner’s parents push, prod, and pester him about finding a better job and a nice Jewish girl to…
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Dance Review: MATTERS OF THE HEART (The Joffrey Ballet at The Harris Theater)
FROM FRIDA TO FUNK, MATTERS OF THE HEART THRILLS When words fall short of capturing the fullness and depth of life’s experience, there is dance—or more broadly, art itself. That truth was made irrefutably clear last weekend when The Joffrey Ballet joined forces with Harris Theater for Joffrey at the Harris: Matters of the Heart,…
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Concert Review: LET’S GET AWAY FROM IT ALL (Michael Feinstein at Carnegie Hall)
NO PLACE LIKE HOME— UNLESS MICHAEL FEINSTEIN TAKES YOU THERE Let’s Get Away From It All proves the Great American Songbook is still first-class travel When Michael Feinstein opened his show Let’s Get Away From It All at Zankel Hall with the question, “Is there anybody that doesn’t want to get away?” the answer came…
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Album Review: BRISKET FOR BREAKFAST (Joe Alterman, featuring Houston Person, with bassist Kevin Smith and drummer Justin Chesarek)
JAZZ WITH JOY: THE BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS The back cover of the instrumental CD Brisket for Breakfast by the Joe Alterman Trio and their guest, veteran tenor sax man Houston Person, cutely reinforces the album title’s reference to food with two promises worthy of the marriage of a roadside diner and a jazz set. Both…
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