Review: It wasn't until now that Chicago dance audiences have had the chance to revisit Gustavo Ramirez Sansano’s tour de force “Carmen.maquia” — this time performed by a capable cast from Visceral Dance Chicago. trib.al/9Z2GMOt

Surely there is a person out there who could review this show and is not… in the show.🤦‍♀️

Review: Rhythm World kicks off with electrifying solos and a preview of Jumaane Taylor’s next masterpiece — maybe trib.al/OJS9JHC

“Giordano’s dancers are known for their silky jazz technique balanced with razor-sharp precision. Ueda has that and more, bringing honesty and authenticity to the company’s rep.” —Writer Lauren Warnecke on Erina Ueda, one of this year's "25 to Watch" selectees...

When you hear that Netherfield Park is let at last.

Northern Exposure.

Review: ‘Divination’ was a crowning moment for Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project trib.al/OV7tQ1b

I wish it was “I don’t know.”

Resilience and tenacity are themes coursing through this year’s fall dance calendar around Chicago. trib.al/DtHiVYw

The Marina City scratching post is not a want but a NEED 🌽

On Sept. 26, the MCA kicks off Chicago Performs, a four-day festival featuring performances by Lin Hixson and Matthew Goulish of Every house has a door, Cat Mahari and the collective Lykanthea led by Lakshmi Ramgopal. trib.al/q0aF5ZF

When Bill T. Jones presented “Still/Here,” his dance inspired by people living with life-threatening illnesses in 1994, the critic Arlene Croce responded with an explosive essay. Now, the dance is returning to the Brooklyn Academy. nyti.ms/3YugdlB

As I reported on the air tonight, the Washington Post registered 1600+ cancelations of digital subscriptions in the first three hours after my story broke, according to internal WP correspondence I’ve reviewed. That’s bananas.

Game set match. This is a next level blow to arts and culture journalism.

HSDC is honored to be the first dance company to give Bob Fosse & Gwen Verdon's work a home in our repertoire! ✨ Learn more about our past & present Fosse/Verdon collaborations—and a hint about our future w/ The Verdon Fosse Legacy—in Dance Magazine Lauren Warnecke dancemagazine.com/hubbard-street…

“‘Particularly fitting’ is how I’d also describe ‘Sweet Gwen Suite’ for Hubbard Street in 2024 — because nothing should surprise us anymore with this extraordinary crop of genre-defying dancers." —Lauren Warnecke for the Chicago Tribune chicagotribune.com/2024/11/16/rev…

Illinois needs more lawyers, but our Bullying in the Legal Profession report shows that attorneys' experiences with bullying are causing them to leave the profession. Our Chair John Kim discussed the report with Lauren Warnecke for WGLT. hubs.li/Q038tPVt0

Many people will be brave enough to cancel their $1/month Washington Post subscriptions over this. Are they brave enough to cancel Amazon Prime?

On this app purely for Amtrak shade at this point.

Apparently commercial space flight comes with a sexy space suit and pre-flight glam squad.