I found out last week that I’m allergic to peanuts, shrimp, sesame seed and believe it or not soybean. Now, I’ve been eating soy for awhile…I even named a company after it. So you can imagine the lack of options I currently have. I don’t eat red meat or any type of scavenger fish so what is a girl to do? I guess I’ll have to eat by bread and water alone or maybe Mr. Donuts; a Korean donut company that is made with tofu. I didn’t know that tofu had so many options! While I was perusing videos on youtube I found this. I still like tofu and I may have to get a second opinion about eating it but in the mean time, check out this video.
Hey Circuiteers,
The Tofu Chitlin’ Circuit is back with another thought-provoking conversation that’s sure to rustle some senators and shoe-throwin’ journalist! Artist were known for speaking out against the injustices of the time. But what happens when
the funding is cut, government sanctions become law and overall fear settles? Is the artist voice still valid? Join in the discussion and stay for a scene from “Ten Square,” the highly anticipated production by MPAACT THEATRE and PEGASUS PLAYERS THEATRE!
WHEN: Monday, September 28, 2009
WHERE: The Digital Youth Network
1050 E 47th Street
Chicago, IL 60653
TIME: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
DONATION: $3
So you like comedy right? Well, who doesn’t! Seems like comedy is possibly the most attractive genre in film, tv and theater right now. Just look at the success of The Hangover or any film with Seth Rogen. These guys won’t be at our next event, but we have a great line-up of comedians and sketch groups as we ask the question: What’s the Funny? Exploring comedy with stand-up comics and sketch groups. Join us for the Watermelon Edition. Watermelon Martinis & Margaritas will be served!
Our summer was a huge success with Shish Kabob’s and Popcorn. Here I’m sharing pictures of our summer Family Reunion. Enjoy the photos!
Come of Circuiteers,
Get on those tights and leg warmers and join us for one of the classic numbers from Fame! See you next Monday!
Hey Circuiteers,
It’s been awhile since my last update. I’ve been traveling a lot lately. I visited the capital of theater royalty for a week and a half and I’ve got to say, I’m officially exhausted and a bit dusty! But I’m definitely cleaning up for our continued effort to bring great programing back to Chicago and its’ rich theater scene with the quintessential performing arts movie…FAME.
Join us as we reminiscence on the “good ole performing arts days.”
Monday, July 27, 2009
The Digital Youth Network
1050 E 47th Street
Chicago, IL 60653
Donation: $3
Movie begins promptly at 6:30 p.m.
Our latest installment of The A La Carte series.
The summer is finally here and we’re calling all former and new Circuiteers to join us for our GAME NIGHT & FAMILY REUNION! We’ve been going strong for the past year and we’re excited to bring everyone back at our very own FIRST ANNUAL FAMILY REUNION! The night will be filled with grilling, eating, drinking, and playing as we reminiscence of our old acting days with theater games (like you’ve never played them before)! You don’t want to miss one of the HOTTEST events of the summer! And get your freeze poses ready for the largest display of RED LIGHT, GREEN LIGHT, STOP you’ve ever seen!
Your voice matters and to prove it, we’re having another lovely A La Carte: The Banana Pudding Edition. On Tuesday, May 26, 2009 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Voices definitely carry powerful messages at this A La Carte as we explore the audience. Are ticket sales keeping the audience from seeing live theater? In our “time of recession” it seems that the theater is the one place that’s inflating ticket prices to cover the costs. But aren’t government grants and sponsorships providing an ample amount of support for these companies?
Join us on Tuesday, May 26, 2009 6:30-8:30 p.m. FAIE AFRICAN ARTS 4317 S. Cottage Grove Chicago, IL 60653
‘Til Tuesday,
The Tofu Chitlin’ Circuit
Here, in the kitchen of The Tofu Chitlin’ Circuit we have been preparing (theater) food for the soul! Each month we mix together audience members and artist as they dish out their opinions on different theater topics.
We want to say congratulations and thank you for joining a revolutionary idea that most theaters overlook, and that’s, bringing the audience into the conversation and creation of theater.
Still not sure? Don’t take our word for it, read what others had to say:
“The entire thing [A La Carte] became this amazing conversation about civic duty and pride and why there were no theaters on the south side. People talked about loving their community and hating segregation in Chicago. Thanks TCC….mmm tofu chitlin’.” Will Rogers, Director of Audience Development at Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago.
“For the serious theater-goer or the novice seeking to learn more, the “A la Carte” presents a great forum to share ideas with others who are actively engaged in or simply interested in the creative process. The program is always impressively planned and generally include theater professionals and/or academic experts. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual, the attendees – diverse and the food – yummy!” Stephanie Green, Founder of Soleil’s To-Do http://www.soleilstodos.com/
“First off I’d like to Thank Sydney for inviting me to one of the most intellectually and spiritually stimulating nights I’ve had in years. What a collection of soulful artists and brawny brainpower you put together, I plan on making every event you schedule from now on.” Vaun Monroe, Assistant Professor of Film/Television at Columbia College
Calling all audience members, artist, and “Circuiteers!” Don’t get caught in the dark any longer! This month join us as we explore: “The House is Empty: Where has the audience gone?” As ticket prices increase…the audience size decreases. How do we keep patrons coming back for more?
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. FAIE AFRICAN ART 4317 S. Cottage Grove
We’re listening…
Sydney & Elise
The Tofu Chitlin’ Circuit Founders
Bourbon Banana Pudding
Come on! You know you want some! Join us! And check out the recipe at The Bitten Word
