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    Revolution: Love, Joy, and the Art of Creating the World We Deserve

    A lit match

    • National Public Housing Museum, 919 S. Ada Street, Chicago, IL 60607

    • Free
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    Join us for a compelling conversation with Zayd Ayers Dohrn, the playwright of REVOLUTION(S), as we explore the powerful themes of love, joy, and art through revolution. 

    Examining how art, activism, and imagination shape movements for change, Dohrn will be joined by special guest activists throughout the night, including Bill Ayers, Ayesha Jaco, Renaldo Hudson, Stanley Howard, and others.

    Don’t miss this inspiring evening of dialogue at the intersection of storytelling and social justice. 

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    FREE, but space is limited. Please register in advance.

    Event audio

    Event audio from Under the Tree Podcast, a seminar on freedom with Bill Ayers

    Goodman Theatre’s 100 Free Acts of Theater

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    An epic citywide year-long event—100 Free Acts of Theater—activates all 50 wards of Chicago.

    Designed as a celebration of the artistic fabric of Chicago, The Goodman is partnering with the National Public Housing Museum and organizations across the city during its Centennial Season to amplify existing programming and collaborate on new efforts.

    All 100 acts are offered FREE, with participation open to Chicagoans of all ages and backgrounds.

    Learn more at GoodmanTheatre.org/100FreeActs

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