A Rockettes veteran who danced in Fosse's last Broadway show returns to his choreography nearly 50 years later.

Emerging creatives gather at the Obama Presidential Center for panels backed by Wintrust and the Blackhawks Foundation.

Dulcey Hunter, a former Florida teacher, is building a framework to help educators handle trauma in censored texts.

Audiences get to sing along on the Hallelujah Chorus's second pass during three suburban Handel concerts.

Choreographer Robyn Mineko Williams brings a rocker and a puppetmaker into Three Top Lounge for a promenade-style show about what we leave behind.

The 89-year-old preservationist's 1893 Cambridge Avenue house could join a short list of homes landmarked while the architect still lives there.

The Henry Ford hosts “The Immortal Lincoln” Thursday, pairing the documentary with a live song and talks on mental health.

The Chicago museum says the show will trace automobiles through five lenses, from wartime manufacturing to speed and competition.

Longform improv pioneers and newer teams share the Kingsbury Street stage as iO Theater turns 45 this week.

The bilingual arts fest kicks off Sunday at Hyde Park Art Center, with organizers calling its 13th year a win amid nonprofit funding cuts.

The Gene Siskel Film Center hosts over 75 films from 18 countries, with prize money now doubled for winners.

Fourteen Lambs Farm performers take the stage in “Elf Jr.” this month, with one actor calling her Buddy role “comedic and wacky.”

Producers and artists from across the country converge on Bridgeport for the second annual showdown, doors at 7 p.m.