Becky Alex said there's definitely something special about being on a national tour. And when it's the 10th anniversary tour of a popular production such as "Waitress," it's even better.
Movie fans are in for a treat during this year's Chicago International Film Festival || The festival, which is now in its 62nd year, continues to Oct. 25th
Chicago Art Fair, a new event highlighting a mix of contemporary and modern fine art, features work from nearly 50 artists and galleries from Chicago and throughout the U.S. and the world.
As the hit tune "Time of My Life" played, students enthusiastically learned a dance routine recently from "Dirty Dancing The Musical" in the Aon Grand Ballroom at Navy Pier.
Emma Jade Branson, dance captain for the touring production of "Dirty Dancing," was at the helm of this dance workshop, which was presented by Broadway in Chicago. "Dirty Dancing" is currently running through Sept. 20 at The James M, Nederlander Theatre in Chicago.
Anne Tolpegin looks forward to helping bring "The Notebook" to life in Chicago. "I can't wait to be back there," said Tolpegin, during a recent phone interview.
Ariana Burks remains enthusiastic about her "roles" in "Suffs." Burks, a Chicago native, is one of the performers in the musical "Suffs," which runs July 7 to 19 at CIBC Theatre in Chicago.
E. Faye Butler believes the show "Nunsense" offers audiences a chance to take a nostalgic look back in time.
In bright red boots, entertainer Omari Collins encouraged a group of dancers to move confidently in their own sparkly heels and colorful shoes.
The laughs flowed at the Theatre at the Center in Munster on June 12 as Mike Toomey and Tim Benker delivered a night of comedy to an engaged audience.
Walking down Chicago's Magnificent Mile, visitors will be drawn to a new outdoor art installation, "Monuments of Stillness," was unveiled June 2nd. Starring in the installation are 10 sculptures by artist Carole A. Feuerman
