On June 26, 2018, Scapi Radio sat down with the founders of the zine, The Sick Muse. Much of the following article’s information derives from that interview. … The Sick…
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Pictured above: Violet, star of Bipolar Beauty/Photo: Larry Hart CW: Mention of suicide, bipolar experiences Charnel House is a funeral home turned into a performance venue, where Bipolar Beauty is…
Pictured above: Bradford Stevens and Salar Ardebili/Photo: Austin D. Oie On the second floor of the Den Theatre, a hub for storefront shows in Wicker Park, Broken Nose Theatre has…
We sit down with Brittany Meyer to talk about finding your niche in a big city, inclusivity in Chicago Comedy, the culture you can cultivate in different venues, growing up…
We sit down with Anthony Barrese to talk about opera, capital O Opera, young artist programs, lesser performed works, casting with cultural authenticity, musicology, and what the hell is microfiche.
We sit down with the band Siblings to talk about starting a project in the wake of a project that’s been put to bed, band dynamics, recording an EP while…
Pictured above: Comic and Actor Hannah Starr in Victory Garden Theatre’s production of Fun Home/Photo: Liz Lauren Previously, Scapi published an article on how venues can be inclusive for sober…
We sit down with Laura Scruggs and Jason Paul Smith to talk about the premiere of Heart of Fairy, producing for the parks, life going a different direction than what…
On October 23, 2018, Scapi Magazine talked with Cara Winter and George Ellzey Jr. about co-writing, directing, and producing Division The Film. The two detail urban and emotional themes, how…
We sit down with writer Sheri Flanders for a conversation about theater criticism in Chicago, being a multi-disciplinary artist and how it influences all corners of your art making, improv,…
Pictured above: Tim Kidwell and Amanda Caryl Fink in I’m Gonna Pray for You So Hard by First Floor Theater/Photo: WHO IS SHE. Editor’s Note: This is an expression by…
We sit down with Roberta Terchi Nocentini and Natalja Aicardi to talk Rite of Tomorrow, a performance piece at the Italian Cultural Institute of Chicago honoring the victims and survivors…