OTV Presents: Geeta’s Guide to Moving On & Quare Life

Join us at the Chicago Cultural Center for the screenings of _Geeta’s Guide to Moving On _and _Quare Life. _As always, attendance is free. In _Geeta’s Guide to Moving_ On by Puja Mohindra, Geeta Gidwani is an all-American girl hopelessly in love with her Indian-American Prince Charming until one day, he dumps her--after 10 years of dating. She's totally heartbroken, moves in with her Indian parents, and learns to move on with the help of her family and her best friend. In _Quare Life _by M. Shelly Conner, Michelle Jones is living the Black American dream. She has a nice home, a girlfriend, and a foot on the rung of professional ascension. When her marriage proposal is rejected and work contract ends, Michelle must rely on her close friends, twin brother, and formerly homophobic mother for support. ****ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION ASL INTERPRETATION All onstage discussion along with the episodes themselves will be translated live in American Sign Language. ELEVATORS * All elevators in the building are accessible.* An elevator is located in the Randolph Street Lobby which connects to the underground Pedway.* An elevator located outside the building on the southwest corner of Michigan Avenue and Randolph Street connects to the underground Pedway providing access to the Chicago Cultural Center, the Metra Train Station and the Grant Park Underground Garage. RESTROOMS All attendees are allowed to use restrooms that correspond to their gender identity. We are working with the city to post gender neutral bathroom signs. All restrooms are wheelchair accessible. Restrooms are located on the first and second floors. WHEELCHAIRS Wheelchairs for use in the Chicago Cultural Center are available upon request on a first come, first served basis. Upon arrival, please ask the security officer on duty in the lobby for assistance. ASSISTED LISTENING DEVICES (ALD) ALDs for the hearing-impaired are available for all public concerts and lectures. Please request as far in advance as possible by contact Aymar Jean Christian, developer@weareopen.tv with the subject "ALD Request." WATER FOUNTAINS Wheelchair-height water fountains are located on the first, second and fourth floors near the restrooms. TTY DEVICE The phone at the reception desk of the Chicago Cultural Center is equipped to receive TTY calls. The TTY phone number is 312.744.2947. ACCESSIBLE SEATING An accessibility lift and assisted seating are available in the Claudia Cassidy Theater.