Powerpoint Night Live!

Powerpoint Night Live!

  • ALL AGES

Bring your friends, lovers, enemies, and fans together for an evening of slide-based edutainment! Learn. Laugh. Leave. <3

By The Lincoln Lodge

Select date and time

Saturday, April 5 · 7:30 - 8:45pm CDT

Location

The Lincoln Lodge

2040 North Milwaukee Avenue Chicago, IL 60647 United States

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Agenda

7:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Arrive and enjoy drinks at The Lincoln Lodge bar

Seating for the show begins around 7:15pm. Enjoy Amy Do's usual pre-show video playlist of baby sensory videos, GTA 5 speed runthroughs, and J-POP highlights.

7:30 PM - 8:45 PM

Powerpoint Night Live - hilarity, chaos, and slide transitions abound

8:45 PM - 9:00 PM

You learned. You laughed. Time to Leave.

About this event

  • No venue parking

Powerpoint Night Live! brings friends, lovers, enemies, and fans together for an evening of slide-based edutainment. Word art and wacky transitions abound. Each presenter has 8 minutes max to dig into a juicy morsel of their choosing. Learn. Laugh. Leave <3

THE PRESENTERS

Annie Lux (Dog Mom, M.Ed)
Kyrie Da Comic (Beyond Bars Pod, recently signed a boob after a set)
The ADHD Comedian (Gems of Chicago Comedy, 6 to 10 Productions)
Kelsey Blackwell (Actor/Comedian, Teacher)
Dev Middleton (Not That Late Show, y'alltism rizzler, LeBron James Truther)
Christian Borkey (Busted Business Bureau, The Lesbian Lodge)
Amy Do (Asian, inventor of powerpoint)

Hosted by: Amy Do, Dev Middleton, Christian Borkey

Doors open: 7:00pm

Show Starts 7:30pm SHARP!

Show Ends (approx): 8:45PM

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Special accommodations can be made for larger parties. Please email thelincolnlodge@gmail.com with information about your party size and any specific requirements.

REFUND POLICY: Please note that refunds are only available by request up to 24 hours before the event start date. Requests for refunds after that will be declined but a credit note will be issued for future shows (via email.) Thanks.

Frequently asked questions

Can I bring a child or young adult to the show?

Powerpoint Night Live is an all-ages show, but be advised that the show is uncensored and will likely contain adult language. Parental discretion advised.

What parking options are available nearby?

We do not have our own lot however a paid parking lot does operate across the street from us next to the Concord music venue. Be advised that they change the price per event and it can be expensive! Street parking is available to the north on Milwaukee avenue and Armitage to the south.

Is there a drink minimum?

NO WAY! The Lincoln Lodge is not a gouging-type venue. However, the bar does have reasonably priced cocktails, NA bevs, and chips :)

Does the venue serve food?

No, The Lincoln Lodge does not have a kitchen or serve food. We allow you to bring in food to eat in our lounge or in the show room. Just search for 'restaurant 60647' to find one of the many exciting dining options nearby!

Is there a dress code?

There is NO dress code - come as you are.

Can I get walkup tickets?

In theory, yes. However, this event almost always sells out. We STRONGLY advise purchasing ahead of time, especially if you have a large party

Can I get group seating?

The venue is cabaret-style seating, and Powerpoint Night is in our most intimate room in the venue. Group seating is available, but we'd need to know in advance for large parties. Please email thelincolnlodge@gmail.com for inquiries

What type of show is it?

Powerpoint Night Live combines the powerful minds of both comedians and normal people, who all do back-to-back presentations. Each presentation is 8 minutes long and will be lighthearted, funny, and often chaotic and unhinged. The show's runtime is about 65 minutes.

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The Lincoln Lodge

Known primarily for the nation’s longest running independent comedy show (The Lincoln Lodge) we also produce special events, help others organizations to raise money with comedy events and offer classes (Feminine Comique and Stand-Up Seminary) to encourage more community participation in stand-up comedy. We have been very successful at nurturing local talent and can point to a long line of alumni like Hannibal Burress, Kyle Kinane, T.J. Miller, Pete Holmes and Cameron Esposito who all got their start at The Lodge. Our reputation for professionalism, talent and integrity means organizations such as Just for Laughs and Comedy Central have invited us to collaborate with them.