20x2 Chicago is a live event where 20 people are asked the same question and given two minutes each to answer in whichever way they choose. The results may take any form, from spoken word to music to film, and can be as varied as the emotions and reactions they evoke. This edition’s question is “What do you want?” See the answers on Saturday, Oct. 22 at Quenchers, 2401 N. Western Ave., at 6pm (doors at 5:30).

The show is hosted by Andrew Huff, and the speakers for this edition are, in alphabetical order:
• James Allenspach, programmer
• Ines Bellina, writer and travel podcaster
• Nick Brown, founder of Glappitnova
• Keidra Chaney, writer and musician
• Jenny Choi, program officer at the McCormick Foundation
• Steve Delahoyde, filmmaker
• Kimberly Dixon-Mays, writer and planning director at Edelman
• Felix Jung, developer
• Jana Kinsman, illustrator and beekeeper
• Jenny Lam, artist, curator and writer
• Maribel López, designer
• Melissa Pierce, documentary filmmaker and entrepreneur
• Jenn Rourke, ABC7Chicago.com web producer
• Bill Savage, Northwestern English professor
• Megan Stielstra, author
• Chuck Sudo, journalist
• Moshe Tamssot, innovator and curator of the Museum of Holography
• Tanner Woodford, executive director of the Chicago Design Museum
• Claire Zulkey, author

Doors open at 5:30pm, show starts promptly at 6pm. Tickets are $10 online or at the door. The event is 21 and over.

Tickets: http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?eventId=6930295&pl=mp&dispatch=loadSelectionData

http://20x2.org/chicago/