Happy Women's History Month!

It's officially March, so that means it's time again to do something to commemorate women's history.

That's just what Stockyards Theatre Project has planned in the next few weeks. They're starting off on Monday night, March 2, with a "Non-Benefit Benefit" at T's Bar and Restaurant at 7:00. It's got that name because there are no admission or cover charges--Stockyards gets a portion of every purchase, though, so the more people who are eating and drinking, the better. T's is at 5025 N. Clark in Chicago, between Lawrence and Foster.

After that, there are five readings throughout the month of material that's been developed in the Stockyards workshop program, Play for Keeps. They'll be held at various places in Chicago and the area:

Saturday, March 7 - 6 p.m.
Common Cup - 1501 W Morse Avenue

Saturday, March 14 - 7 p.m.
Book Cellar - 4736 N. Lincoln Avenue

Tuesday, March 17 - 7 p.m.
Northtown Branch Chicago Public Library - 6435 N. California

Tuesday, March 24 - 7 p.m. AND Tuesday, March 31 - 7 p.m.
Eisenhower Library, 4613 N. Oketo in Harwood Heights

All of these events are free (although Stockyards is always happy to take donations). Each reading will include different material, so come to as many as you can! For more information about these programs or Stockyards Theatre Project in general, check out the Stockyards Web site.

Here's the Stockyards Web site for more info.