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Del Shores’s cult comedy returns to Palm Canyon Theatre Oct. 30, with the playwright already plotting a 2027 follow-up.
The Skokie museum's new core galleries add stories of non-Jewish victims and Chicagoan Leo Edelman, plus a Hollywood blacklist exhibit this winter.
The Neon Boneyard adds a modern chapter as the 2023 race sign glows again, capping four days of Duck Duck Shed festivities.
The Oct. 17 Vienna Ballroom gala pairs a retro theme with traditional dance and a $10,000 theater-rental goal for We Are Meteora.
Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy's family quartet hits the historic Southern Theatre in April 2027, with tickets starting at $39.
A Rocky River eighth-grader plays a teenage mutant ninja bunny as Beck Center opens its 78th youth theater season.
A light-spinning teen heroine takes the stage as original musical Whimsy opens with a red-carpet night in Heber City.
Boris Lurie carried family photos through the war; now his secret paintings go on view in Beachwood.
The actor who played Brian Johnson joins an Oct. 23 Omaha Community Playhouse fundraiser, with only 50 meet-and-photo upgrades available.
The Nov. 7 parade will travel from R.L. Anderson Stadium down Broad Street toward Julian Feild Park.
Tattoo Mania returns to Four Corners Brewing Co. with 50 artists from Germany, the UK, Mexico and Canada, but local tattooers are sitting this one out.
The 30th Austin Celtic Festival hits Pioneer Farms Nov. 7-8 with a world Highland Games title on the line and more than 40 vendors.
Comedy Plex hosts its second Funny Is Female festival Oct. 22-25, with headliners Marina Franklin and Ariel Elias leading a four-day run in Oak Park.
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