Three Journeys: Stories from Ursa Miles, Laila Malak, Judi Schindler (Rhino Fest @ Labyrinth Club)
Steps into the Light — Laila Malak
A young woman has the chance to leave her late Grandma one last voice message. Struggling on where to start or what to say, she recalls the time in her childhood when she first started to notice the subtle, and sometimes blatant, Islamophobia ingrained in her school system as well as the country.
A Story in the Cards — Ursa Miles
Diamonds Are Forever (Maybe) — Judi Schindler
The Labyrinth Club is located at 3658 N Pulaski Ave, just north of Addison Ave in the Irving Park neighborhood. Street parking is usually available on Pulaski and some surrounding streets. The venue is 0.5 miles south of the Irving Park Blue Line station, and 0.2 miles west of the Addison Blue Line station. Labyrinth Arts is a first-floor space with an accessible entrance, no stairs, and one single-stall restroom; the restroom doorway is slightly smaller than ADA standard, and may be difficult for some wheelchairs to navigate.
Note: Labyrinth is a private club, rather than a public venue; visitors will be asked to sign a guestbook on entering, which confers a 24-hour membership at the club. There is no extra fee. For more information: https://www.labyrinthartsperformance.com/
All tickets offered on a pay-what-you-can sliding scale, with a suggested donation of $20. Beverages will be offered for purchase at the box office.
Location
The Labyrinth Club, 60641