| Fun Places to Gay
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|  | | The Second City etc Stage
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| |  | | Spyners Pub
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| |  | | MCA Stage at the Edlis Neeson Theatre
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| |  | | The pH Comedy Theater
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| |  | | Berlin
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| |  | | Shakers On Clark (Formerly 3160)
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| |  | | Replay Beer & Bourbon
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| |  | | Big Chicks
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| |  | | Sound Bar
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| |  | | Manhandler
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| |  | | Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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| |  | | Metropolis Performing Arts Centre
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| |  | | Raven Theatre
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| |  | | Tom Robinson Gallery
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| |  | | Greenhouse Theater Center
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| |  | | Laugh Factory
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| |  | | Pride Films and Plays at the Athenaeum Theatre
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| |  | | Black Ensemble Theater
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| |  | | The ComedySportz Theatre
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| |  | | Chicago Dramatists
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Thursday June 28th
Screening, Alone in the Game
Time: TBA
The AT&T original feature-length documentary follows a group of athletes and sports figures from the biggest stages in American sports, including the NFL, NBA, MLS, and NCAA, among others, to explore the ongoing struggles LGBTQ athletes are facing at the professional, collegiate and Olympic levels.
Among those profiled are NBA Commissioner Adam Silver, Olympic medalists Megan Rapinoe (women's soccer) and Gus Kenworthy (men's slopestyle), former ESPN President John Skipper, former NBA center Jason Collins, ex-NFL lineman Ryan O'Callaghan and MLS Cup champion Robbie Rogers.
People can also watch via streaming services on DIRECTV NOW, DIRECTV and AT&T U-verse apps.
Screenking documentary Alone in the Game
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 | NATIONAL Trans woman killed, Tenn. law, S. Carolina coach, Evan Low, Idaho schools
| | Through a queer lens: Photographer Paul Mpagi Sepuya discusses Chicago exhibition
| | WORLD Ugandan law, Japan, Cass report, Tegan and Sara, Varadkar done
| | Q FORCE launches 2024 election efforts in Chicago
| | SHOWBIZ Jerrod Carmichael, '9-1-1' actor, Kayne the Lovechild, STARZ shows, Cynthia Erivo | |
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