by Eileen B. Fisher | July 21, 2026Annie Franklin Weaves Fluidity and Attack with Chicago Dance Crash in “Six Ways to Fall” In Franklin's new piece, little chapters explore various ways people experience vulnerability, relating to physical, emotional, social, relational and existential challenges, and to identity.
by Sharon Hoyer | May 19, 2026The Next Generation of Dance Artists Bloom in “Persistent Spring” “These Gen Z artists have a lot to say. And they’re really funny."
by Sharon Hoyer | November 4, 2025Parental Indiscretion: Chicago Repertory Ballet Takes Shakespeare Out of Time in “The Capulets” Wade Schaaf's spinoff of "Romeo and Juliet" follows Lord and Lady Capulet, carrying on clandestine affairs of their own.
by Sharon Hoyer | September 24, 2025Dance Top 5: October 2025 October offers a sweet haul of dance options.
by Charlie Kolodziej | April 22, 2025History Rhymes: A Preview of Hedwig + The Bauhaus at the Ruth Page Center
by Sharon Hoyer | July 10, 2024Unknowable Space: Ginger Farley Explores Liminality and More in Mixed Bill “Cycles”
