Helltrap Nightmare embraces the grotesque through comedy
Tag: Lincoln Lodge
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Enroll in the women-only comedy class founded by Cameron Esposito
Take the five-week stand-up comedy class for women founded by Cameron Esposito.
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Entertaining Julia does DIY right
Hosted by the Puterbaugh Sisters, long-running variety show Entertaining Julia is a grab bag of comedy in the back of a dive bar.
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Best Revival of a Stand-Up Standby
The demise of the Lincoln Restaurant didn’t put a stop to these troupers.
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New digs for the Lincoln Lodge and Blackout Diaries
Both the Lincoln Lodge and Blackout Diaries have found a new home at Subterranean.
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Anarchists eating Gettysburgers: Farewell to a supremely strange restaurant
There’s more weird history behind the now-closed diner than you know.
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On the restless currents of hyperlocal journalism, EveryBlock returns as Patch goes
Monetization and hyperlocal journalism just don’t seem to go together.
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Reader’s Agenda Sat 11/23: Bacon, Sports & Beer Celebration, Chicago Toy & Game Fair, and Joe DeRosa
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Saturday, November 23
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Films + funny in a Lincoln Lodge twofer
At Double Feature, short comic films are presented alongside live stand-up comics.
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Best Revealing Joke About a Family Member
A comic endears himself to the audience via his father’s secret hobby.
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Wake up for The Blackout Diaries
The Blackout Diaries, Sean Flannery’s boozy showcase, is worth stumbling into.
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Eddie Pepitone, more than just a loudmouth
Eddie Pepitone has been yelling at you for decades. Pay attention already.
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Reader’s Agenda, Thu 12/20: Thrill Jockey turns 20, “Holiday Fantasia,” and Cameron Esposito
What’s on the Agenda for Thursday, December 20, 2012
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This week’s Culture Vultures recommend . . .
In-the-know Chicagoans recommend Four Lions, Blewt! Productions, and Lillstreet Art Center