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Chicago Dancemakers

Posted inStage & Screen

Death and Rebirth at Big Marsh Park

by Amelia Diehl October 15, 2019February 5, 2020

ity parks on Chicago’s Southeast Side became an unusual stage this fall, when Chicago Dancemakers Forum teamed up with the Park District’s Night Out in the Parks initiative to bring dance outside. This past weekend saw the last of three performances in the Natural Encounters series, each inviting audience members to explore nature areas through […]

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