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Playground Zero: “God of Carnage,” at the Playcrafters Barn Theatre through March 8

Need a laugh? Need 40? Playcrafters has them for you.
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Representative Margaret Croke: Free Enough to Collaborate with Pritzker, Strong Enough to Take His Money

State Representative Margaret Croke, D-Chicago, who is running for Illinois comptroller, reported receiving the maximum campaign contribution of $72,800 from Governor JB Pritzker on February 19.
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“Company,” March 12 through 15

A groundbreaking achievement whose original Broadway production received six Tony Awards and whose most recent New York presentation won the Tony for Best Revival of a Musical, composer Stephen Sondheim's and author George Furth's Company enjoys a March 12 through 16 run in Augustana ...
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“Honky Tonk Angels,” March 11 through April 25

Praised by WhartonPlazaTheatre.com for its "rousing musical numbers, hilarious social commentary, and heavenly harmony," the feel-good, foot-stomping, country-music sensation Honky Tonk Angels enjoys a March 11 through April 25 run at Rock Island's Circa '21 Dinner Playhouse, RochesterMedia.com adding, "To paraphrase a well-known movie ...
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V. Vecker, March 7

With his compositions praised by Beatroute as "gnawing and building and growing in strength, crushing you like the weight of ice," composer, improvisor, and multi-instrumentalist V. Vecker headlines a March 7 OUTLETProgramme event at Rock Island venue Rozz-Tox, the artist performing music that makes ...
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Chris Ruggiero, March 6

Dedicated to taking his audiences on a journey through the Golden Age of rock and roll, popular touring vocalist brings Chris Ruggiero brings his headlining tour to Galesburg's Orpheum Theatre on March 6, the PBS and social-media sensation revered for breathing new life into ...
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Fabrizio and Clementine, March 7

A disparate night of musical genres will be heard at Davenport's Raccoon Motel on March 7, the artists' repertoires ranging from the country and Americana of Nashville-based Fabrizio to the emo and punk of Rockford, Illinois' Clementine.
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Adam Weiner a.k.a. Low Cut Connie, March 6

Praised by Rolling Stone for "gutbucket rock & roll and soulful boogie" and by NPR Music for being "fresh, original, and truly pledged to rock and roll," Adam Weiner a.k.a. Low Cut Connie headlines a March 6 solo concert at Davenport's Raccoon Motel, the ...
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The Legendary Wailers featuring Julian Junior Marvin, March 7

Performing from a repertoire boasting such revered songs as "One Love," "Get Up, Stand Up," "I Shot the Sheriff," "Is This Love," and "No Woman, No Cry," the Legendary Wailers featuring Julian Junior Marvin return to East Moline venue The Rust Belt on March ...
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Ole 60, March 6

Currently traveling the country in their "Smokestack Town '26 Tour," Ole 60, self-described as "not your father's country band," headlines a March 6 engagement at East Moline venue The Rust Belt, The Westview Wire giving the musicians' 2025 album Smokestack Town five our of ...
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Chicago Farmer & the Fieldnotes, March 6

A consistently popular performer touring in support of his March 8 release Homeaid, beloved Midwestern folk singer/songwriter Cody Diekhoff - better known by his recording alias Chicago Farmer - headlines a March 6 concert with his band The Fieldnotes at Davenport's Redstone Room, the ...
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Quad City Symphony Orchestra Masterworks V: “Beethoven Second Symphony,” March 7 and 8

Rhythm, energy, and innovation will be celebrated in the Quad City Symphony Orchestra's fifth Masterworks concerts of the 2025-26 season, the March 7 and 8 repertoire boasting Leonard Bernstein's vibrant "Three Dance Episodes" from On the Town, Rebecca Burkhardt's captivating Ballet for Cello and ...
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