Art/Culture/Entertainment

Raymond Goode Tells History "Through Their Eyes"

Author and Playwright Raymond Goode brings history to life in his stage play entitled "Through Their Eyes" telling stories from the past and the present through a creative stage presentation at ETA Theater in Chicago. From slaves from the past escaping to freedom with Harriet Tubman to crack addicts from the present day trying to drown their problems by staying high, author Raymond Goode presents the stories "Through Their Eyes."

Harriet Tubman Leads Frightened Slaves To Freedom

A rifle toting Harriet Tubman, portrayed by actress Margo Harper, reminds frightened escapees who try to go back that they will either "be free or die."

Author Raymond Goode Thanks Outstanding Cast

Harriet Tubman Leads Frightened Slaves To Freedom

Author Raymond Goode, who also directed the cast, thanks the actors for sharing with audiences a journey through history and the present day.

First Lady Jill Biden in Chicago for Hispanic Heritage Month

Visit to Chicago Gives Opportunity To Learn About Issues Affecting Latino Community

Dr. Biden Seeks to Discover Impact of Government Policies on Familes, Youth, Elderly, Disabled

First Lady Dr. Jill Biden arrives at Chicago’s Midway Airport Tuesday, October 12, 2021, to visit particular locations in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, commemorated in October. Photo by Parthenia Luke.

Dr. Biden Seeks to Discover Impact of Government Policies on Familes, Youth, Elderly, Disabled

First Lady Jill Biden warmly greets Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth as Mayor Lori Lightfoot and other officials step forward. Photo by Parthenia Luke

Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle and U. S. Congressman Chuy Garcia stand by to greet First Lady Jill Biden as she embraces Mayor Lori Lightfoot. Dr. Biden’s two day Chicago visit included a tour of the National Museum of Mexican Art with Congressman Garcia. Dr. Biden has been visiting cities across the country to discuss issues of importance to the Latino community. Photo by Parthenia Luke.

Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinke extends an enthusiastic welcome to First Lady Jill Biden whose visit extended to Wednesday October 13, 2021. On Wednesday morning she continued her tour of Chicago at Arturo Technical Institute and held a Roundtable discussion. with Governor Pritzker and U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona. Photo by Parthenia Luke

Chicago South Loop Hotel Presents Summer Music Series 2021

CHICAGO, IL - G-MO Productions presents “Summer Music Series” starring Julia Huff and The Company Band, Thursday July 8, 2021, a performance that kicked off two months of outdoor entertainment in the Courtyard of the South Loop Hotel, located at 11 W. 26th Street in Chicago.

Photo Credit - John L. Alexander/GMO Productions

The South Loop Hotel, known as Chicago's only Black Owned hotel establishment, is showcasing some of Chicago's most renowned artists. This music series, extending from July 8 to August 27, 2021, will feature Smooth Jazz, Blues, Straight Ahead Jazz, Reggae, Comedy and R&B performances.
Photo Credit - John L. Alexander/G-MO Productions

"We have assembled the best of the best," said Gregory Modeste of G-MO Productions. "Please join us every Thursday and Friday through Labor Day weekend."

The South Loop Hotel is observing safe distancing and masks if not seated. Doors open at 6pm, tickets $30 online at www.gmoproductions.com, $35 at the door.

Photo Credit - John L. Alexander/G-MO Productions

Legendary Gladys Knight Brings Back Memories

COUNTRYSIDE, IL - The legendary Gladys Knight gave a great performance at Tavern on LaGrange in Countryside IL June 17, 2021, taking audiences down memory lane as she sang a lot of her old hits in a new style of music. Marshall Thompson, the last original living member of the Chi-Lites, was among the stars present. He gave an account of his start playing drums for Gladys Knight. The Sons of Chic

Epiphany of the Arts Performances Bring Smiles and Tears

Comedy/Blues Show Brings Audience From Laughter to Tears to Laughter

CHICAGO, IL - AARP and GMO Productions put on a Comedy/Blues show featuring Chicago’s own Comedian Damon Williams to start the show. Host Harrison D. Kern interviews Comedian Damon Williams during a live performance. Buddy Guy’s daughter Carlise Guy and her Blues Band The NuBlu Band gave an outstanding show on February 03, 2021 at Epiphany of the Arts in Chicago, IL
(Photo by John L Alexander/GMO Productions)

Carlise Guy Sings The Blues

Audiences felt the blues from the soul of Carlise Guy as she performed at Epiphany of the Arts, moving some to tears. Photo by John L.Alexander.

NuBlu Band Hit Notes that Pull Heartstrings

Strumming soulful sounds is the NuBlu Bland guitarist, accentuating the bluesy lyrics of songstress Carlise Guy. Photo by John L. Alexander