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The Who's Who of Comic Book Talent Comes to Wizard World Chicago
Comic book fans enjoy a weekend of hot deals and even hotter talent at the annual Wizard World comic convention
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Superior Donuts Review – Tracy Letts Scores Again
Steppenwolf Theatre Company concludes it 32nd season with the world premiere of "Superior Donuts" by Pulitzer Prize winner, Tracy Letts
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Veruca Salt Runway Show at Lumen - A Night of Summer Fashion
Showcasing fashion by local boutiques and designers, Lumen hosts runway shows once a month in their fashionably fitting club space
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Design in the Age of Darwin Review - A Delight
The "Design in the Age of Darwin" exhibit at the Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University is a must see
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A Silver Lining Foundation – Fund Raiser for “Save the Girls”
A Silver Lining Foundation hosts "Save the Girls" fundraiser
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Green Festival Chicago - Year Two
Be there when Green Festival Chicago makes its second appearance on May 17th and 18th
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I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change: A Review
The American love-life though song. The musical comedy "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" comes to the Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, Illinois
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The Oriental Institute Museum of the University of Chicago Review – “Catastrophe!”
The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago examines the looting of Iraq
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Rising Stars in Concert for Lyric Opera Review
Opera's stars of tomorrow perform in the annual end-of-season Rising Star's in Concert at the Lyric Opera House in Chicago
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Late Nite Catechism: Reviewed
Class is in session as Late Nite Catechism returns for its 15th year of insightful comedy and commentary on all things Catholic
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The International Vintage Poster Fair Review - History and Culture You Can Hang on Your Wall
The International Vintage Poster Fair brought a multitude of beautiful and rare vintage posters from around the world to the public on March 28-30
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Evening with the Stars Review - The Oscars, Windy-City-Style with a Charitable Flair
Despite Tinsel Town's two-thousand mile distance from the Windy City, the Academy Awards reaches Chicagoans through the Evening with the Stars charity event benefiting Autism Speaks
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Chicagoasis Review-The Greenest Show on Earth
Chicagoasis-The Greenest Show on Earth celebrates Garfield Park Conservatory's 100th birthday
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Museum of Modern Ice at Millennium Park
A colorful Millennium Park awaits you
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Rupert Holmes' Drood: A Review
Noble Fool Theatricals presents an award winning choose-your-own-ending musical comedy based on Charles Dickens' final unfinished work
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Autism Speaks Benefit - 2008 Auto Show First Look for Charity Event
The Autism Speaks gathering at the 2008 Auto Show First Look for Charity was a great success
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Lyric Opera of Chicago’s Gala 2008 – Rock the Casbah
Lyric Opera of Chicago's 2008 Fantasy of the Opera, "Rock the Casbah" was a huge success
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Falstaff Review - Lyric Opera of Chicago
Falstaff is humorous and charming - don't miss it
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Fantasy of the Opera 2008 – “Rock the Casbah”
Fantasy of the Opera "Rock the Casbah" promises to be a wonderful evening
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Lemondrop Review-Rock and Roll is Not Dead, They're Here Again
After a two year hiatus the rock band Lemondrop returns to the Chicago music scene-better than ever!
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Autism Speaks-Help Them Fight Autism and Have Fun, Too
February will see two chances for Chicagoans to help fight autism and have a good time doing it
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Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and Chicago Symphony Orchestra Review – The Fifth Year is Spectacular
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's collaboration is spectacular
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Hubbard Street Dance Chicago pairs with Chicago Symphony Orchestra
One night only to see Hubbard Street Dance Chicago paired with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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Dr. Atomic Review - Lyric Opera of Chicago
Dr. Atomic is a powerful emotional experience you won't want to miss
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Mauro Picotto, Italian DJ Extraordinaire, Plays CroBar Chicago
CroBar hosts world-famous international DJ on December 8th.
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Garfield Park Commemorates World AIDS Day at the Conservatory
Citizens of the Garfield Park area and beyond commemorate the 2007 World AIDS Day at the beautiful Garfield Park Conservatory
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The New Vision of Hope Gala Review
The New Vision of Hope Foundation holds its Third Annual Red Ribbon HIV/AIDS Education Benefit Gala at the Victor Hotel.
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Shedding A New Light Onto the Holidays: "Every Christmas Story Ever Told!" Review
Every Christmas Story Ever Told! takes a delightfully twisted look at a number of classic holiday traditions
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Die Frau ohne Schatten Review - Lyric Opera of Chicago
You won't want to miss Lyric Opera of Chicago's performance of "Die Frau ohne Schatten"
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Emotional Clutter: Housework Reviewed
A family attempts to forgo eviction by cleaning their cluttered house as they each try to come to terms with their own emotional baggage
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Maps: Finding Our Place in the World Debuts at the Field Museum
Have you wondered: Where am I? Where do I want to go? How do I get there? Go to the Field Museum
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All Hallows Eve on Halsted Street
It was a sight to see as everything from zombies to dogs in pink Cadillacs paraded down Halsted Street for the 11th Annual North Halsted Halloween Parade
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Sticky Tongues and Scaly Skin: The NARBC Comes to the Midwest
The North American Reptile Breeders Conference and Trade Show brings a bevy of interesting reptiles to Tinley Park, Illinois
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A Tournament of Laughs: ComedySportz Reviewed
The improv competition "ComedySportz" brings hilarity to the suburbs
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“The Saints” Reviewed - So you want to be a Saint?
Become a Saint and attend a wide range of performances in the Chicago land area without cost
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Cymbeline Review -- A Fairytale Spectacle
Romance, fairytale, and intrigue--Chicago Shakes' Cymbeline has it all
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Middle-Age in the Key of "C" - "Mid-Life: The Crisis Musical" Reviewed
A review of the musical that shows us just how funny middle-age can be
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Pavarotti Remembered: His Career and Connections to Chicago
A city looks back on its relationship with the late opera singer, Luciano Pavarotti
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The Shedd Aquarium Reviewed - Something for Everyone
The Shedd Aquarium has activities everyone can enjoy
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Chicago says Goodbye to Summer with Bagpipes and Kilts
Chicago will close the summer festival season with its annual Celtic Fest in Grant Park
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