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Hello! I'm Lisa, and this is—or rather I am—Somebody's Miracle. Explore everything I'm watcing, reading and baking, all my far-flung adventures and ones closer to home. Thanks for reading.

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Another busy week and was feeling very ready to ju

Thank you for all the wonderful birthday messages,

By far the coolest way to enjoy a @cubs game! Last

So long, Summer 2024! You were the season of shows

Last weekend was a two-show weekend for me, and I’m sorry to say I wasn’t really blown away by either…

At @ChicagoShakes, new artistic director Edward Hall kicks off his…reign?…with HENRY V, a nod to founding AD Barbara Gaines’ first-ever show for the company. Though packed with powerful performances, the grandeur of Henry’s battles never quite filled the Courtyard Theater.

North of the city, Glencoe’s @writers_theatre boldly launches their season with the Chicago premiere of NATASHA, PIERRE AND THE GREAT COMET OF 1812. It’s a puzzler of a production, with underwhelming source material (despite the splash it made on Broadway) and I fear I’m in the minority in my disappointment.

Full reviews over at @thirdcoastreview if you’re interested!

More than once since arriving at @tiff_net, I’ve

“Let’s play two!” Wrapped up summer concert

Stella girl has been struggling the last couple we

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