Review: Swipe the New Prince St. Pizza Puff at the Bandit
Are you visiting Chicago looking for the perfect restaurant to check off your Chicago food bucket list? Or are you a Chicago native looking for the hottest spot for a […]
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Review: Charlotte’s Web by Young People’s Theatre Is the Perfect Show for Children and Families!
Young People’s Theatre of Chicago presents an endearing and entertaining rendition of the classic children’s novel, Charlotte’s Web by E.B Webb– play adaptation by Joseph Robinette. This tale follows the […]
Interview: Restaurateur Ivan Iričanin on Latest River North Restaurant, Balkan-Inspired Ambar
This April, the vibrant River North neighborhood welcomes a brand-new hot spot to their already top-tier food scene: Ambar, a Balkan-inspired and Michelin-recognized restaurant. Bringing his successful concept to Chicago, […]
Events: The Dandy Crown’s Tunnel of Love Dishes Out Photo-Worthy Drinks
Spend this season of love at the stylish and colorful cocktail bar and restaurant in the heart of RiverWest: The Dandy Crown. I got a chance to preview the love-themed […]
Review: Goodman’s 47th Production of A Christmas Carol Is a Holiday Season Must-See!
Now through December 31, Third Coast Review is raising money to support the diverse roster of writers you know and appreciate for their thoughtful, insightful arts and culture coverage in Chicago and beyond. […]
Review: Second City e.t.c. Puts on a Must-See Night of Fun With Best Kept Secret—Tell Everyone
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Review: Light Switch, a Passionate Hilarious, Endearing Production at Open Space Arts
Review written by Erin Ryan. Light Switch, written by Dave Osmundsen and directed by Michael D. Graham, is the nonlinear journey of an autistic gay man, Henry, on his quest for […]
Review: In His Hands at First Floor Theater Explores Two Gay Men’s Very Different Experiences With the Church
Review by Erin Ryan. In His Hands, a 90-minute no intermission play, showcases two gay men and their very different experiences with two denominations of the Christian church: Lutheran and […]