photo from the 2012 CTU protest Mark Konkol was editor at the Chicago Reader and was ultimately the person blamed for the infamous February 15, 2018 issue cover featuring a…
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photo by Dave Herholz There was a tweet today by user @oldlinds about Dr. Phil’s clinical license status. His title comes from his PhD in psychology but he can not…
A few Friday nights ago, I was in my apartment, trying to convince myself it would be okay to blow off writing this article. I had endured a series of…
photo by Charles Edward Miller On September 24th, 2019 a group of Congresspeople including Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jesús “Chuy” García wrote and signed a letter advocating for Puerto…
In January, the Fortes decided to all do the Whole30 together, each of us for different reasons. Host Angela used it as a means to reset and reinforce her food…
We are joined by casting director and dramaturg Catherine Miller! We chat about representation in film and stage, good casting practices, Chicago’s #NotInOurHouse policies, formative experiences in performing, and MORE!
Rick Paul is a veteran set designer who has been working in Chicago since the early ‘60’s. I spoke to him about his career, his designs, and his collaborators.
For those that don’t know, besides writing and editing for Scapi I’ve also in the past done my fair share of audio and video recording for both musicians and outside…
photo by Eugene Chan About ten years ago, I left an office job to establish myself as a vocal coach and piano teacher. I set myself a modest goal for…
WELCOME TO SEASON TWO! We flip the script with a conversation about our worst food experiences! Angela and Maureen regale you with their own stories, as well as stories from…
What happens when you get three clothes horses into a room to talk about their personal style? Discussions of playboy bunny shirts, fancy camp counselors, side-eye, the holy grail of…
Pictured above: (Left to right) Sarah Gise and Laura Berner Taylor in Interrobang Theatre Project’s U.S. Premiere of Out of Love. Photo by Emily Schwartz. The usual buddy comedy has a 3-act formula that nearly everyone…