The Lifeline Storytelling Project Announces Launch Party, 8/19

The Lifeline Storytelling Project Launch Party

The Lifeline Storytelling Project (LSP) produces monthly live music & storytelling events designed to develop and showcase young artists affiliated with Lifeline Theatre. Since its creation in 2011 by Lifeline Theatre Artistic DirectorDorothy Milne, LSP has sought to play an active part in the growth of the Chicago storytelling and Live Lit scene. LSP members participate in ongoing writing workshops, share their true stories in Rogers Park venues for an ever-growing audience of fans and friends, and take part in the annual Fillet of Solo Festival (hosted by Lifeline Theatre since 2010). More information at www.lifelinestorytellingproject.com, and visit www.facebook.com/lifeline.storytelling.project for up-to-date performance news.

For two years LSP has been performing largely under-the-radar, hopping from venue to venue on a sporadic schedule. Now, to celebrate its new public face and commitment to regular, monthly performances partnered with Red Line Tap, Lifeline Theatre is thrilled to announce a FREE launch party event featuring the stories of LSP members Katie Adams,Jessica Wright Buha, Georgia Knapp, Alex Kyger, Darren Meyers, Amanda Link, and Andrew Stam; with a live performance by musical guest (and LSP member) Emily Dillard and a group writing jam session.

WHERE:
The LSP Launch Party takes place at Red Line Tap, 7006 N Glenwood Ave, steps from the Morse Ave stop on the
CTA Red Line. Street parking is available.

WHEN: Monday, August 19, 7 p.m.

ADMISSION: FREE. The Red Line Tap will provide drink specials for the event and is a 21 and over venue.

Now in its 31st season, Lifeline Theatre specializes in original literary adaptations. Its ensemble of artists uses imaginative, unconventional staging to portray sprawling stories in an intimate space. Lifeline is committed to promoting the arts in its Rogers Park neighborhood and is an anchor of the Glenwood Avenue Arts District. We aspire to create art that is relevant to our culturally diverse, increasingly youthful neighborhood. Lifeline Theatre - Big Stories, Up Close.

Lifeline Theatre's programs are partially supported by Alphawood Foundation; The Allstate Foundation; The Arts Work Fund; Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation; CityArts grant from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events; The Common Cup; Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation; FGMK LLC; Lloyd A. Fry Foundation; The Grover Hermann Foundation; Illinois Arts Council, a state agency; MacArthur Fund for Arts and Culture at Prince; Netrix LLC; The Pauls Foundation; The Polk Bros. Foundation; The Shubert Foundation; Sudler Property Management; and the annual support of businesses and individuals.

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