Review of Caroline or Change at the Den Theater Chicago

Review of Caroline or Change at the Den Theater Chicago

It is the dawn of the civil rights movement, times are changing, President JFK has just been assassinated. Caroline is recently divorced, has three girls at home and a grown son in Vietnam. To make matters worse she is under employed and feeling like she 

Review of August Wilson’s Radio Golf at the Court Theatre in Hyde Park

Review of August Wilson’s Radio Golf at the Court Theatre in Hyde Park

A quest for success, what is legal, what is fair and ultimately, what is right and what is wrong. Real estate developer Harmond Wilks who has aspirations of becoming mayor finds himself at odds with his wife and his business partner after encountering a couple 

Real Chicago Pizza is Thin Crust

Real Chicago Pizza is Thin Crust

The great debate continues to rage over thick or thin. Maybe it’s more of a sou’side, nortside thing like Sox or Cubs, but I adamantly say “real” Chicago is crispy thin crust pizza cut into squares. Deep dish is fine when that is what you feel 

Taste of Polonia | Copernicus Center Chicago 2018

Taste of Polonia | Copernicus Center Chicago 2018

It is a well known adage that Chicago has the largest Polish population of any city outside Warsaw and it is probably even larger if you consider all those of Polish descent throughout all of Chicagoland. As a third generation half-Pole (both of my maternal 

Who We Are and What We Do

Who We Are and What We Do

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