In a live, unscripted courtroom debate, prominent judges, lawyers and jurors consider the circumstances of “the face that launched a thousand ships”
The March sessions of Life Drawing Open Studio will be held on the first and third Wednesday of the month - March 4 and 18 from 6-9 p.m. at the Chesterton Art Center.
THE WORLD PREMIERE OF KORDE ARRINGTON TUTTLE’S GRAVEYARD SHIFT IS ON STAGE NOW AT GOODMAN THEATRE IN THE OWEN, THROUGH MARCH 8 (OPENING IS FEBRUARY 18); DANYA TAYMOR DIRECTS
HAMMOND- This past Saturday, February 22, Senior Trooper Anthony Potesta and Probationary Trooper Jarah Burgin were on patrol on I-80/94 near Calumet Ave. A red BMW passenger car was observed speeding east bound.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana recently announced its 2020 Youth of the Year candidates and will celebrate their extraordinary achievements at the Youth of the Year Reception on February 27.
The Chesterton Art Center is offering monthly children's art classes throughout the school year. Classes are designed for preschool, elementary, home school, middle school, and high school ages.
SUGARLAND TO PLAY AURORA’S RIVEREDGE PARK JULY 2, ONLY CHICAGO-AREA STOP THIS SUMMER | Tenille Townes is special guest opener for mega-country artists Sugarland’s There Goes the Neighborhood Tour 2020
Lyric Opera of Chicago Announces 2020|21 Season | Subscriptions to Lyric’s 66th season went on sale February 13th. | Sir Andrew Davis's final season as Lyric's music director
Lyric Opera of Chicago Announces 2020|21 Season | Subscriptions to Lyric’s 66th season went on sale February 13th. | Sir Andrew Davis's final season as Lyric's music director
***RECOMMENDED*** Not even a bout with the flu that was plaguing some of the cast members of Lyric's latest "Madama Butterfly" could prevent this production from being a smashing success. At a recent Sunday matinee performance, a case of musical chairs took place regarding some of the casting. Thanks to the resourcefulness of Lyric's management, several supporting roles were filled by understudies and singers who were scheduled to perform in a specific role were shifted to another. Not to worry -- none of the principals were affected. It all came off brilliantly without a misstep in a seamlessly cohesive yet firmly traditional staging of Puccini's extremely popular opera. 3 SPOTLIGHTS
