Tips for Lifeline Theatre
6912 N. Glenwood Ave. Chicago IL 60626
238 Lifeline Theatre Tips
- Casual 6
- Shuttle to/from lot 3
- Parking is free 2
- Take public transit 1
- Food and drinks for purchase 1
The L stop is right on Morse & Glenwood. But if you drive, be prepared to look around for parking. A lot of it is metered, which creates a timing problem unless you use the Park Chicago app to keep you from running out of time. We found free street parking a couple of blocks northwest of the theatre, north of Morse.
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Snacks & soft drinks available at the theatre but it's a short intermission if that's when you get them.
We usually eat at the Heartland Cafe, just just north on the corner of Morse & Glenwood. But we were there on a Friday evening, and as we walked south on Glenwood to the theatre, there was a sausage truck right outside a bar, so it looks like you could get a brat & a beer if the truck is there.
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I wore jeans & polo shirt. Be sure to wear socks & bring a sweater for this performance - they generate fog & it's chilly in the front rows. In fact, the theatre provided us with an airplane blanket for our first row seats, which we needed. .
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Apparently they do have a parking lot a couple blocks away and run a shuttle to the theater. Call ahead to get direction to that lot, since street parking was pretty crazy.
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The weather was warm.. I wore shorts and a lightweight top. However, you need to bring a jacket as it's quite cold in the theater!.
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I wore I wore a dress with a light jacket and I wrapped myself in the blanket the theater provided to all audience members, but it was still like being inside a refrigerator. Bring a down jacket. .
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I wore a sweater - the theater A/C is very strong - but they do provide blankets!.
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This gem of a little theater is within walking distance of a Leona's restaurant, which has its own parking lot. It also is only two short blocks from a Giordano's. We were able to park right on the street.
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The weather was Sunny and moderate, however I recommend wearing long pants and a long sleeve shirt to the theater. It was rather chilly for most. .
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The theatre is a bit chilly (they even provide blankets)! So if you are prone to getting cold in a theatre, bring a sweater or jacket.
Midnight Cowboy
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This theater is very small and steep; might be difficult to navigate for anyone with mobility issues.
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Park at theater's free parking lot at Ravenswood and Morse, and take the shuttle 3 minutes away to the theater.
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Street parking can be scarce. Arriving a little bit earlier so you can find a place to park is probably a good idea.
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If you're going to be late, call the box office to make sure the shuttle comes for you.
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The weather was Lifeline gets hot and cold during the same performance. I wore short sleeves and a jacket for the chilly moments (they supply blankets; be sure you get one).
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I wore summer clothes, however for some reason this theater is always freezing. They must not be able to regulate air conditioning as they have blankets on every seat..
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Drinks and snacks are available for purchase including some great cookies from a local bakery.
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