William Moore: Uptown CTA in Transition

Posted on February 4, 2013 by Claire Hawkes Posted in Around Town, Visual Arts | Comments Off

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Take a moment and reflect upon the subtle beauty engrained, yet almost always overlooked, in our busy, urban environment. From now until March 2, the Bezazian Library (1226 W. Ainslie Street, 60640) is proud to present the exhibition, William Moore: Uptown CTA in Transition, 2012.

Witness photographs by Chicago artist and urban explorer, William Moore, depicting the Berwyn and Argyle Chicago Transit Authority’s Red Line stations pre- and post-production of last year’s renovation project.

Though most Chicagoans often grumble about endless construction, there is something fascinating and important about watching your city progressing for the better. So enjoy the ride all you Red-liners, this exhibition is not to be missed!

Chicago Theatre Week

Posted on February 4, 2013 by Jaela Hall Posted in Around Town, Theatre | Comments Off

Oh, if only there were some way a Theatre lover could attend countless contemporary plays of upstanding quality for several days in a row. You’re thinking only in our dreams right? Well think again!

Starting Tuesday, February 12th and ending Sunday, February 17th, the Chicago Cultural Center is giving you the unique opportunity to choose from 75 diverse and fantastic theatre productions hosted by numerous venues throughout the city of Chicago in conjunction with Chicago Theatre Week.

This week of theatre is not only meant to be a source of fantastic entertainment for the entire community but also to attest to Chicago’s world class theatre scene and show the world why our city has grown to be recognized as the “the current theatre capital of America.”

Come out and celebrate the majesty of what is sure to be a week filled with theatrical wonder!

For more information about the event , click here.

Make A Scene

Posted on February 1, 2013 by Beatrice Brittan Posted in Get Involved, Theatre | 1 Comment

Many theatre or arts majors often get asked the same questions like: “You’re majoring in what?!” and “So, what are you supposed to do with a major like that?”

Check out this interview with Dr. Mark E. Lococo, Loyola’s own, and Vice President of the Association for Theatre in High Education as he gives his thoughts on the value of arts education. A theatre education can not only add value to a college experience, but also benefit future employment opportunities.