Chicago’s South Side used to be a hub for Black theater. There’s hope it could flourish again.

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<p>Built in 1897, the Forum Hall in Bronzeville may appear to be in a state of disrepair. But the venue, a staple of the 1950s-era Black Metropolis, is on the precipice of a return.</p><p>Today, developer Bernard Loyd is working to <a class="Link" href="https://www.wbez.org/museums/2026/10/05/bronzeville-cultural-zone-museums-arts-black-history-chicago" target="_blank" ><u>revitalize the Forum</u></a> and has already brought musicians back to the space. He understands the historical importance of the theater.</p><div class="Enhancement FormEnhancement" data-align-center> <div…
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Chicago’s South Side used to be a hub for Black theater. There’s hope it could flourish again.
<p>Built in 1897, the Forum Hall in Bronzeville may appear to be in a state of disrepair. But the venue, a staple of the 1950s-era Black Metropolis, is on the precipice of a return.</p><p>Today, developer Bernard Loyd is working to <a class="Link"...

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