Comedy

Administrators said operating costs are too high to continue with this brick-and-mortar model.

The 10-episode scripted series highlights joys, pains of Chicago's "dregs of comedy."

A Second City-trained server at the famed restaurant is bringing comedy acts to Bridgeport.

The show was created by and stars two former Andersonville residents.

Tickets are on sale for a holiday benefit featuring Jeff Tweedy and more than half a dozen comedy stars.

Catch a bit of comedy or drama during Tuesday night performances in Lincoln Park.

The extravaganza kicks off Aug. 29 and will feature 200 performances at five neighborhood locations.

A summer of festivals is planned for Jefferson Park, city officials said.

Brian Hatfield reconceptualized the Public House Theatre in hopes of making it "a Chicago institution."

After three years in Pilsen, the Chicago Fringe Festival moved its home to the Northwest Side.

On Monday nights, Lakeview becomes a hotbed for comics to practice material. "It's the gym," one said.

Uptown gained a strong addition to its entertainment scene in the form of an acclaimed variety show.