Clint Worthington
EIC @thespool. Associate Editor @ebertvoices. Senior Staff Writer @consequence. Pods: @travoltacage @rightoncuepod | he/him | bi 🌈
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1 week ago |
blockclubchicago.org | Clint Worthington
EDGEWATER — A new set of staged readings from Theatre L’acadie offers audiences a look back at the world of Black queer Chicago on the South Side in the late 1990s: warm, wounded, and concerned with community. Last Monday, a group of patrons gathered at the Facility Theatre space, 1138 N. California Ave., to listen to professional Chicago actors perform “The Kings Are Dead.” A second staged reading is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Redtwist Theatre, 1044 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., in Edgewater.
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2 weeks ago |
thespool.net | Clint Worthington |Sarah Gorr
The start of summer also marks the beginning of mid-year festival season, especially in Chicagoland. MUBI Fest Chicago and Ebertfest just concluded this weekend, and the Chicago Critics Film Festival is set to kick off in May with a selection of curated films from recent festivals, courtesy of the members of the Chicago Film Critics Association.
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3 weeks ago |
blockclubchicago.org | Clint Worthington
LINCOLN SQUARE — The Doc10 Film Festival returns for its 10th anniversary this week, featuring 10 hard-hitting documentaries, a shorts program, and panels and events celebrating the festival’s milestone. The festival runs April 30-May 4 at its longtime home, the Davis Theater, 4614 N. Lincoln Ave., preceded by a documentary shorts program Sunday at the Gene Siskel Film Center, 164 N.
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1 month ago |
blockclubchicago.org | Clint Worthington
LINCOLN PARK — Since Victory Gardens Theater stopped producing shows in 2022, The Biograph Theatre has had its doors shut. But now, the theater has reopened to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the company’s founding — following a controversial closing, with a work by a controversial playwright.
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1 month ago |
blockclubchicago.org | Clint Worthington
CHICAGO — Sun-Times columnist Michael Sneed began her farewell column “with an ending.” Sneed’s final piece for the venerated daily newspaper details how she earned the nickname “queen of scoops” over a 58-year career in journalism, breaking news about world figures ranging from Fidel Castro to Hillary Clinton. Some of the city’s top journalists also trained under her.
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RT @ebertvoices: “One of the rules we set was that nobody can subtract anything from the sequence of events or add things that weren’t ther…
For @ebertvoices, I took the weekend to go a little long on ADOLESCENCE, and how its one-take approach captures the messy chronology of grief and tragedy: https://t.co/YAnCpniLGb
