Celebrating 425 years of Julius Caesar, As You Like It, and Twelfth Night

Twelfth Night, As You Like It and Julius Caesar were all written around 1600, and have been in almost constant performance ever since. This blog looks at their history of performance in Chicago. Julius Caesar, while having a reputation for being devilishly difficult to produce well, was quite popular among both performers and audiences during…
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Debt, Drugs, and Dystopia

K.M. Szpara has created an all-too-plausible dystopia with Docile. Under a federal law, debt transfers to the next of kin, meaning one generation becomes responsible for the previous generation's financial responsibilities (student, medical, etc.), leading to intergenerational poverty for most of the population. The only way to realistically pay off this debt is to temporarily…
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