Revisit some of the strongest articles published in the arts section during the academic year.
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The four-act show swells with whimsy and wonder.
Samantha Shannon’s debut novel “The Bone Season” designs a dystopian Britain, brewing in rebellion.
Pop singer Tate McRae’s “So Close to What” takes an alternative approach to introspection.
Chicago-based thriller “INVADER” isn’t capable of captivating an audience.
Singer-songwriter Jordana radiated Lincoln Hall with the soothing sounds of folk-style indie pop.
Loyola’s 10th annual Senior Solo Showcase elegantly displayed the art of student dance.
“Notes From the Field” embraces diverse storytelling by subverting the voices presenting it.
CIBC Theatre’s live performance of “Clue” is an audacious adaptation of a cult classic film.
The folk-rock band returned with an 11-track album.
National Muffin Day is more than an excuse for a sweet treat.
Osgood Perkins’ “The Monkey” is a harebrained take on a Stephen King short story.
K-pop band aespa ended their North American tour in Chicago Feb. 15.
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