Logan Berry

Book Launch for Mike Corrao's Being Towards Death, introduced by Logan Berry, and followed by a live interview with Mallory Smart. At the Comfort Station.

With Emory Brigden, Sue Cardenas-Soto, Gwen Hilton, Natasha Lasky, Taylor Thornburg. Curated by Dizzy Turek and Eli Sugerman. @ The Whistler. 

With Chris Erickson, Laura Adamczyk, P Scott Cunningham, Parker Young, and Mallory Smart. Curated and Hosted by Ben Niespodziany.

Featuring: Blake Butler, Forrest Muelrath, Logan Berry, Lake Markham, Jacob Stovall, and Gwen Hilton. August 22, 7pm @ United Church of Rogers Park. $20 at the door.

A multimedia event to celebrate the release of Doom is the House Without a Door, the latest book by Chicago author Logan Berry, published by Inside the Castle. The evening will blend literature, music, and conversation. With special guests: Gwen Hilton, Meghan Lamb, Caroline Macon Fleischer, Jessie McCarty, Kathleen Rooney, Jeremy Kitchen and the Preserving Disorder Team from Lumpen Radio

The long awaited return. Hate/Lab presents its first lengthy production in nearly a year: HOYNE FEST. Located in the original Hatred Laboratory and the former apartment of Steak and Jake, Hoyne Fest is part party and play. The main event? Eugene Ionesco's brilliant play THE BALD SOPRANO In a limited engagement of two nights, and yes, it's performed in Steak and Jake's old apartment. In addition, each night will open with a different asortment of short plays and readings by Hate/Lab and their close friends. The show will take place at 1860 N Hoyne. The show will start at 8 pm. Tickets go live July 1st. PLEASE NOTE: This show has EXTREMELY limited seating. If you plan on going, get them tickets.

With costume design by Ruth Forberg, videography by Joe Goudreault, choreography by Nina Feliciano, intimacy choreography by Maddie Baird, fight choreography by Michael Saubert, stage management by Miles Sennett, sound design by Nick Meryhew, dramaturgy by Jessie McCarty, AI Avatars by DeepSnakes (Karina Bush and Daniel Harlow), programs by Mike Corrao, box office by Chicken Noodle, and artwork by Christopher Norris and Gannon Reedy."

With Butoh intervention by Sara Zalek, a Meat Deity created and performed by Mariel Harari, co-production by Billie Howard and Olivia Lilley, movement by Will Green, costume design by Mikaila Von Merr, sound design and composition by Nick Meryhew, dramaturgy and set design by Jack Gruszczynski, design assistance by Kavya Tiwari, a text by Joyelle McSweeney, and direction by Logan Berry.

Bridge announces “A Festival of Holes.” A four-part festival homage to holes on the occasion of the release of South African writer Stacy Hardy’s “An Archaeology of Holes” with Bridge Books. The festival will host events at the Art in Odd Places Festival in New York City, the inaugural Bridge Film & Video Festival at SITE/less Chicago and the Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society at the University of Chicago. With filmmakers and readers: Amanda Goldblatt, Anne K. Yoder, Benjamin Niespodziany, Daniel Borzutzky, Margaret Hawkins, Jeffrey Wolf. Curated by Meghan Lamb.

Tickets now available