Chicago songwriter Stephen Kohler wrote “Step Into Your Shoes” for his eldest son, a premedical student living with long COVID, according to release materials supplied by NoVo Management and Publicity.
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A Filipino drag queen plans a debut celebration as he approaches 30 in CIRCA Pintig’s “Debut: Coming of Age in Filipino America,” touring Chicago in November and December.
Michael Maglaras’ documentary examines paintings of the American Revolution. It is available through 217 Films for individual home viewing.
Andersonville Autumn Restaurant Weeks runs Nov. 1-15, with prix fixe menus from $35 to $60 and an updated list of participating restaurants.
Double Trouble runs from 8 to 11 p.m. Oct. 31 in Pilsen, with DJ sets, an artist-made haunted house and a costume runway.
The London-based artist’s new single follows “Small Talk.” Both songs are included on an upcoming EP written with Dustin Dooley and Nathan Challinor.
The Oct. 23 single is the first track announced from Rea’s next EP, following her debut, “Anybody Else?”
Francisco Reis produced the song, and Vasco Mendes directed its video. The single is part of the Portuguese artist’s forthcoming EP, “LOVE AWAY MY PAIN.”
The South African artist’s Oct. 23 release includes “Can You See Me?” and was developed with collaborators working between Cape Town, Berlin and London.
Andersonville’s Oct. 31 plans include the 48th Ward parade, business-district trick-or-treating and Fright on Farragut from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Metropolis lists Oct. 26 as the deadline for its staged-concert auditions. The submission form remained open Monday morning; no closing hour is specified.
Organizers designated proceeds from the Oct. 24 fundraiser for the company’s next Junior Board cohort. The program serves emerging arts leaders ages 18 to 28.