Dave Gassman

One popular attraction is staying mum on its new home, while others are forced to move or close.

The theatre company cited "real estate developments on the block" as the primary reason for departure.

The Hull House Gorilla statue returned to North Beacon Street Tuesday, delighting passersby.

After calling 3829 N. Broadway home for 27 years, redevelopment might cause Strawdog to move.

The developer got the zoning approval he needed to move the project at 3817-45 N. Broadway forward.

At Monday's zoning meeting, the developer said he intended to preserve the building by rebuilding it.

Included in the development is the  Isaac G. Ettleson building, which the developer hopes to preserve.

"Blacula: Young, Black and Undead," is Pegasus Players' first production since losing its Uptown home.

"We lost," the head of the Consortium to Save Hull House Theater said following a crucial zoning vote.

The city deferred a zoning change requested by a developer with plans that would shutter the theater.

The head of a theater troupe in the center and the alderman's office want Pegasus Players to move there.

As a developer moves in to the former Hull House space, a theater troupe looks for a new home.