Craig Wright

Chicago loves Craig Wright's Grace

Seek and Ye Shall Find, by Jim Walsh

Kill the Messengers

TV news should be ashamed of itself—again

Center Stage

Local playwright Jeffrey Hatcher makes his Hollywood debut

The L-Word

What we talk about when we don't talk about love

Exile On Main Street

Sinclair Lewis's small-town satire stumbles onstage

The Year in Theater

In Praise of Murderous Hookers, Heroic Zoroastrians, and the Ghosts of Garage Sales Storm. Plus: We viciously slag off the Andrews sisters and an embarrassing Wonder Woman costume!

Baby Please Don't Go

Former Minnesotans Say the Twin Cities Cultural Scene Is Insular. Insecure. Unprofitable. Out of Touch. What Does It Mean to Live in an Artists' Paradise If Everyone Wants to Leave?

Mad Professor

The dean of local rock writers, Jim Walsh, goes back to school

End of the Affair

The dean of local rock writers, Jim Walsh, goes back to school

The Year in Theater

The dean of local rock writers, Jim Walsh, goes back to school

Torn Between Two Lovers

What Do You Get When You Combine a Sailor, a Mortician, and a Pregnant Teen?

Estrangers in the Night

Pavilion sends a former couple to their high school reunion; The Big Hoover breaches the dam of failed romances

He That Hath Ears to Hear

As a playwright, singer, and adman, Craig Wright has played to many audiences. As a divinity student, though, he'll soon perform the mother of all scripts, chapter and verse.

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