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Lauren Warnecke

Reporter · US

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Lauren Warnecke

    Review: Joffrey Ballet’s ‘Liliom’ is a human story set in John Neumeier’s surreal imagination (opens the original)

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    To say Julie is naïve is an understatement, but it’s really her goodness that gets her into trouble. One of two lead characters in the Joffrey Ballet’s season opener, Julie (on Thursday, danced by prima ballerina Victoria Jaiani) falls for a bad boy and is left to deal with the consequences. The subject of her affection is Liliom (José Pablo Castro Cuevas), a carnival barker whose primary talent is persuasion. When that falls short, Liliom’s life quickly devolves, leaving audiences to wonder if

  2. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Lauren Warnecke

    Dance for fall 2026: Joffrey’s dark new ‘Liliom,’ the annual Tap Summit and two guys named Bob (opens the original)

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    If I could split myself in half, I’d send my right side to the Lyric Opera House on Sept. 17, and the left to the Harris Theater. Realistically, you’ll have to choose between the opening night of Joffrey Ballet’s “Liliom,” a John Neumeier ballet inspired by the French play that prompted the musical “Carousel,” and “Dancing with Bob,” an evening with late choreographer Trisha Brown’s troupe performing repertoire by Brown and Merce Cunningham made with the iconic contemporary visual artist Bob Rau

  3. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Lauren Warnecke

    Marisa Santiago keeps the Auditorium Theatre dancing (opens the original)

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    The Auditorium’s fall line-up is, hands down, among the most notable things in dance this season, and Marisa Santiago has a lot to do with it. As producing director of artistic programming for the 135-year-old venue bordering the Loop’s southern edge, she curates dance programming and is largely responsible for bringing Dance Theatre of Harlem back to Chicago. The nearly 60-year-old historically Black ballet company has not visited in a decade, and will perform a single night at the Auditorium i

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