Chicago Theaters Schedule Tonight, This Weekend And Later In 2018

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• At 400 years old, Fuente Ovejuna shows its age
  The Spanish baroque drama proves difficult to modernize. The challenge with Spanish baroque drama—and other putative classics that are not Shakespeare—is how not to make doilies out of them. If the peasants in Lope de Vega's little garrison town of Fuente Ovejuna represent a medieval way of life in conflict with the incursion of new […]
• The three hilarious women of It’s a Guy Thing bring their act to the Tomorrow Never Knows festival
  Catherine Cohen, Patti Harrison, and Mitra Jouhari can explain men to you—with songs! Catherine Cohen, Patti Harrison, and Mitra Jouhari, who all work together on the show It's a Guy Thing, consider one another the funniest women alive. The three of them have contributed to nearly every part of the modern comedy landscape: writing for […]
• I Call My Brothers explores the anxiety of being labeled ‘other‘
  An Arab-Swede navigates the consequences of a car bomb in Stockholm. Amor is a normal dude living his life in Stockholm—a big brother, a cousin, a friend, a man in love, a university graduate. Amor is a chemistry nerd who memorizes the periodic table by assigning each element to a person he knows (he's ununtrium […]
• I Know My Own Heart looks back on the life of 19th century queer icon Anne Lister
  The diarist, mountaineer, and female gentleman was ahead of her time, and maybe ours. Last year, the York Civic Trust caused a minor stir with its efforts to pay homage to the Yorkshire author, mountaineer, and English queer icon Anne Lister. Outside the church in which, in 1834, she declared a marital commitment—with the church's […]
• A black ex-cop's life veers into disarray in an apartment Between Riverside and Crazy
  The complicated emotions of POC cops are palpable, but the portrayal of women feels outdated. Rent-controlled apartments offer a stability rarely seen in metropolitan areas. They sure don't exist in Chicago.…