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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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From the Maroon media archive, “Hull Gate from the Joseph Regenstein Library.”

When Harry Met Sally Still Hooks Viewers After 35 Years

By Trin Bledsoe / February 8, 2024
Can men and women be friends? The burning question at the heart of "When Harry Met Sally" still smolders after 35 years.
Jasmine Amy Rogers stuns as Boop in the original musical “Boop!”

In Boop! The Musical, a Nostalgic Story Leaps to the Stage

By Belle Nahoom / February 8, 2024
Although its plot and songs could use direction, Boop! The Musical delivers visual delight and old-timey music for a nostalgic, family-friendly audience.
Members of Occam’s Razor perform at “Occamsween” on October 27.

Where Fun Goes to Thrive

By Harmonie Ramsden / January 11, 2024
The vibes of campus comedians’ groups are on par with the jokes they tell.
As a long line waited to get their copies of "Absolute Animal" signed after the discussion, the room exploded into chatter brimming with infectious enthusiasm for poetry.

The Enduring Gift of Poetry: From Hardy to DeWoskin

By Jin Oishi / January 11, 2024
Cake and conversation at Rachel DeWoskin’s joyous book launch.
Laufey dazzled at her Chicago concert with starlight visuals.

Laufey’s Musical Journey Continues at Thalia Hall

By Belle Nahoom / January 11, 2024
A year after reviewing Laufey’s performance at Lincoln Hall, arts reporter Belle Nahoom is back with coverage of Laufey’s bigger, bolder performance at Thalia Hall.
Matt Quinn and Sam Cooper awash in neon color.

Embracing Mt. Joy

By Sofia Hrycyszyn and Jed Stewart / January 11, 2024
Arts Reporters Sofia Hrycyszyn and Jed Whalen-Stewart cover Mt. Joy’s takeover of The Salt Shed.
Andrew Bird and Alan Hampton at the Fourth Church.

Andrew Bird Soars at Fourth Presbyterian Church

By Sofia Hrycyszyn / January 11, 2024
Senior Arts Reporter Sofia Hrycyszyn covers Andrew Bird’s 14th annual Gezelligheid, his holiday performance at Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Sen Morimoto captivates the audience at his Chicago “Diagnosis” show.

Sen Morimoto’s “Diagnosis” Pushes Through the Static

By Harmonie Ramsden / December 27, 2023
Sen Morimoto’s “Diagnosis” tour challenges the status quo through technically impressive beats and magnetic dissonance.
Mason Via, Ketch Secor, and Willie Watson (from left to right) rocking their strings.

Your Favorite Old-time String Band: Old Crow Medicine Show

By Sofia Hrycyszyn / December 27, 2023
Arts Reporter Sofia Hrycyszyn finds herself surrounded by friendly folk fans at Old Crow Medicine Show’s Chicago performance.
From left to right: Derrick Davis as Larry, Judy McLane as Joanne, and Britney Coleman as Bobbie in the North American Tour of "Company."

“Company’s” Judy McLane Talks Physicality, Performance, and Sondheim

By Miki Mukawa / December 1, 2023
Deputy Arts Editor Miki Mukawa sits down with Judy McLane to discuss the national tour of "Company."
Faye Webster loses herself in the music.

Mythical Magical Faye Webster

By Sofia Hrycyszyn / November 19, 2023
Senior Arts Reporter Sofia Hrycyszyn covers Faye Webster’s takeover of the Riviera.
Last Dinosaurs perform, guitars blazing, at Chicago’s House of Blues.

Stars Collide at Tourzilla with Last Dinosaurs and Vacations

By Emily Zhang / November 3, 2023
Arts reporter Emily Zhang covers the Last Dinosaurs concert with Vacations at Chicago's House of Blues.
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