The Second City

Scott Morehead charged that he was called "cracker" and "white Jesus" by an African-American castmate.

The adults-only night at the museum will feature two performances by the comedy theater.

Tickets for the Sept. 9 event start at $1,000, but benefit Gilda's Club and the Second City Alumni Fund.

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

It will allow Booth's Center for Decision Research to flex its muscles in an improvisational setting.

Steppenwolf Theatre's "Christians" holds a holiday concert to close out the weekend's events.

City inspectors ruled, "The building is fire-damaged and structurally unstable."

Preservationists hope to save facade marking 60's, 70's counterculture site at 1610 N. Wells St.

Though Second City grabbed most headlines, Fleet Feet suffered from about $1 million in damages.

Ald. Brian Hopkins cited businesses in need like the Jazz Record Mart and the Double Door.

The comedy club signed a 14-month lease at the Michigan Avenue tower.  

Second City staffers say their new space, spanning 25,000 square feet, will be ready by Christmas.

The new club from Second City alums is next door to where Compass Players started in Hyde Park.

It's the last remaining piece of Piper's Alley as it was known in the '60s.

An extra-alarm fire last week destroyed its offices and left its common areas in "rough shape."