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39 stories by "Steve Johnson"

More 'lip service,' or is this a real moment of change for inclusion in Chicago arts and culture? by Steve Johnson

The pandemic and the Black Lives Matter protests seems to have brought arts organizations to a moment of reckoning.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 7:00am on September 23, 2020

Chicago buildings will be lit in red to spotlight need for arts industry pandemic relief by Steve Johnson

Nationwide effort aims to push Congress to pass pandemic relief RESTART Act.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:45pm on August 31, 2020

Review: Inventive and sparing no expense, 'Hamilton: The Exhibition' is like nothing Chicago has seen by Steve Johnson

As spinoffs go, "Hamilton: The Exhibition" " a U.S. history showcase derived from a play about a treasury secretary, mounted in a sprawling, spare-no-expense rendering in a sort of airplane …

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 10:45am on April 27, 2019

What are the challenges? Comparing 'Hamilton: The Exhibition' to 'Jurassic' at the Field, MCA's 'Bowie' and others by Steve Johnson

Putting up a standalone exhibition derived from a work of entertainment doesn't happen every day in Chicago. This leaves few points of comparison for the forthcoming "Hamilton: The Exhibitio…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 1:00pm on April 18, 2019

Art on theMart announces new videos for spring " part of Year of Chicago Theatre by Steve Johnson

Art on theMart, the fledgling video projection project on the south facade of the Merchandise Mart, is celebrating Chicago theater with the second round of video art it will display, the org…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 12:25pm on February 21, 2019

'Pope.L: The Escape' reworks a slavery play as performance art and dares you to wonder what to think about it by Steve Johnson

The performance artist Pope.L is asking a lot of Art Institute audiences these days. His "experimental restaging" of a slavery narrative credited as the oldest surviving African-American pla…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 5:00pm on November 16, 2018

'Pope.L: The Escape' reworks a slavery play as performance art and dares you to wonder what to think about it by Steve Johnson

The performance artist Pope.L is asking a lot of Art Institute audiences these days. His "experimental restaging" of a slavery narrative credited as the oldest surviving African-American pla…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 5:00pm on November 16, 2018

Chicago is Trevor Noah's kind of town by Steve Johnson

It's been a bumpy ride for Trevor Noah. When he took over "The Daily Show" in September 2015, he was the interloper, the slick young " and let's not forget, foreign " guy getting the job tha…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 3:05pm on October 12, 2017

Carmen Esposito and Rhea Butcher's 'Back to Back' comedy tour feels more urgent with their TV show in limbo by Steve Johnson

A funny thing on happened on the way to Cameron Esposito and Rhea Butcher's triumphant fall comedy tour that would have been supported, in a sense, by the upcoming second season of the marri…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 4:25pm on October 11, 2017

'Daily Show' coming to Chicago this fall by Steve Johnson

"The Daily Show" is coming to Chicago's Athenaeum Theatre for a week of shows in October, Comedy Central announced Tuesday. "'The Daily Show' Undesked Chicago 2017: Let's Do This Before It G…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:00pm on July 25, 2017

An easier 'Hamilton' ticket: Newberry Library's documents exhibit by Steve Johnson

The Newberry Library had a special opportunity " a shot, as it were " and it was not going to miss it. With a certain musical confection about Alexander Hamilton having its first non-New Yor…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:56pm on January 9, 2017

Chicago Ideas Week tickets on sale Monday by Steve Johnson

Presenters at 2016's Chicago Ideas Week range from an astronomer to a soccer superstar to a hot-tempered Hollywood agent who happens to be related to Chicago's mayor, but one thing they have…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 6:38pm on September 16, 2016

Chicago artist Theaster Gates plans performance series in D.C. by Steve Johnson

For his latest art project, Theaster Gates is bringing together music, museums and collegiate athletics. The Chicago artist has a history of being interdisciplinary, but boundaries will get …

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 2:21pm on August 19, 2016

From Chicago kid to 'Lord of the Dance,' Michael Flatley returns home on farewell tour by Steve Johnson

Michael Flatley returns Wednesday to the city where his empire began, for a "Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games" show at the Chicago Theatre that Flatley says will be his last in Chicago as …

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 1:03pm on March 1, 2016

From Chicago kid to 'Lord of the Dance,' Michael Flatley returns home on farewell tour by Steve Johnson

Michael Flatley returns Wednesday to the city where his empire began, for a "Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games" show at the Chicago Theatre that Flatley says will be his last in Chicago as …

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 11:43am on March 1, 2016

Ira Glass' 'Three Acts, Two Dancers, One Radio Host' makes a whimsical mix by Steve Johnson

If writing about music is, as the saying goes, like dancing about architecture, then what is dancing about radio? Discover the answer when Ira Glass brings an unlikely dance-radio storytelli…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:08am on November 4, 2015

Ira Glass' dance-radio mashup finally comes to Chicago by Steve Johnson

If writing about music is, as the saying goes, like dancing about architecture, then what is dancing about radio? Chicagoans will get a chance to discover the answer when Ira Glass brings a…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 7:40pm on October 26, 2015

Ira Glass' dance-radio mashup finally comes to Chicago by Steve Johnson

If writing about music is, as the saying goes, like dancing about architecture, then what is dancing about radio? Chicagoans will get a chance to discover the answer when Ira Glass brings an…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 4:17pm on October 26, 2015

Humanities Fest lineup: Citizenship debates, Patton Oswalt and Elvis Costello by Steve Johnson

You can let the planned appearances of musician Elvis Costello and well-known comics Patton Oswalt and Aasif Mandvi fool you into thinking the 2015 Chicago Humanities Festival might be leani…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 5:37pm on August 18, 2015

If statues could talk - they might sound like David Schwimmer by Steve Johnson

It would almost be enough to have your cellphone ring and the identifying text say there's an incoming call from "Abraham Lincoln," or "Benito Juarez," or "Cloud Gate." That's a screenshot w…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 5:51pm on August 5, 2015

Talking to Craig Ferguson, a man on the transition trail by Steve Johnson

After a ten-year run during which he won accolades for his tear-up-the-cue-cards style of hosting, Craig Ferguson left CBS "The Late Late Show" last December. But he's kept busy hosting a ga…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 6:00am on May 20, 2015

2015 Humanities Fest to include Anna Deavere Smith, Walter Isaacson by Steve Johnson

The fall Chicago Humanities Festival has an organizing theme, the festival announced Tuesday, and it is one Charles Foster Kane and the ancient Greeks might agree is important: Citizens.

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 1:01am on May 5, 2015

Strong looks sharp at White House correspondents' dinner by Steve Johnson

Whatever Cecily Strong was going to say about President Barack Obama at the 2015 White House Correspondents' Association dinner, there was no way it would sting as much as what he inadver…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 12:16pm on April 26, 2015

Humanities Festival preview: Journey off the beaten path by Steve Johnson

Long before Lollapalooza became a fixture in Grant Park, long before Riot Fest and Pitchfork Music Festival and the myriad other concentrations of cultural events that have come to define th…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 12:44pm on October 17, 2014

Fire festival among many Chicago arts duds by Steve Johnson

Redmoon Theater's attempt to celebrate the Great Chicago Fire on the Chicago River Saturday fizzled when the houses it had built on boats wouldn't light. No floating inferno. No spectacle. T…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 6:09pm on October 6, 2014
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