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Musician Tobie Milford expands sound, explores faith in new album

Years following the release of his live album "Alyosha," Tobie Milford celebrated his new album "Listen to the Tree Grow" at Crescent Ballroom.

Curtain Critic: ‘Disgraced’ at the Herberger is not only good, but important

Ayad Akhtar’s play "Disgraced" highlights religious and cultural themes that are especially important in light of the recent terrorist attacks in Paris.

Curtain Critic: Space 55’s ‘Sexual Perversity in Chicago’ explores timeless gender issues

"Sexual Perversity in Chicago," a humor-driven critique of the sobering realities of sexism and homophobia, is as thought-provoking now as it ever was.

Curtain Critic: ‘The Taste Test’ is high-intensity and a bit exhausting

Black Theatre Troupe's production of "The Taste Test" is centered around conflict, but the constant arguing shifted the focus of the play from the story to the yelling, according to our theater critic.

Downtown community sings Welcome praises in latest Four Chambers Press literary release

Four Chambers Press presented their second special issue of the year Saturday night, "Welcome Home," a collection of poetry and prose about how Welcome Diner (and Welcome Chicken + Donuts) has impacted the community.

Bragg’s Factory Diner to close doors after two years, Barrio Cafe will move into building

The vegan diner, which had occupied the Grand Avenue space since 2013, will see its last day of business on Sunday. But foodies won't have to wait long for a replacement.