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Thursday, October 3, 2024

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Tagged with: MLK

In peppy ‘Legally Blonde,’ institutional sexism in pink and white

Ray of Light Theatre casting a Black lead in beloved story adds much-needed diversity, but also some confusion.

2024 DNC protests may have little in common with 1968—let’s hope

Similar political contexts, sure, but progressive Chicago leadership, protestors’ focus on de-escalation, and the evolution movement itself predict change

GOP delegates headed for Milwaukee—and protesters are there to meet them

Thousands expected to take on Trump agenda as Republican National Convention opens

‘Ghost of King’ channels radical speech by Civil Right leader to a T

Michael Wayne Turner III’s solo show at OTP masterfully evokes the Rev. Dr., but could go much further.

Screen Grabs: High-tail it to ‘Hundreds of Beavers’

Hilarious and chewy. Plus: Jewish Film Institute Winterfest animates Ann Frank, James Baldwin scathes US

Spending MLK Day in Cuba

A country the US still calls 'terrorist' celebrates the legacy of a US civil rights leader

Boxing up fresh food justice: Bayview Community Co-Op boosts area health

Crisp butter lettuce, bright Italian parsley, glowing beets—collaborating with local growers, the org distributes organic.

Under the Stars: A Wonder of an MLK tribute, a ride on the drum and bass UFO!…

Trip Show hits the parameters, Young Gun Silver Fox transport to magical realms, more new music and shows

No genocidal conflicts resolved, but electrifying dancing and much backstory in ‘Tell’

At Dance Mission Theater, Sarah Crowell and Keith Hennessy led a troupe intent on reaching deep inside themselves

In ‘Crushing Wheelchairs,’ stinging tales of being unhoused, by the unhoused

Theatre of the POOR's production builds a sense of community while calling out 'the violence of looking away.'