No politics

No media bias

A show FOR Police Officers

BY Police Officers

This is a tough time to be in law enforcement and it's hard to get an officer's perspective because the media is so biased.

So throughout 2017 and 2018, our theater company wanted to find out what the other side of the story was. So we started talking with cops. 

nd with each conversation, what we imagined would turn into a show about race and Black Lives Matter turned into one about mental health—how part of the police officer’s job is to check their emotions at the door in high stress situations and let it all out later.

But the daily grind of working a job where you're constantly in a state of fear and readiness leads to this “LATER” never arriving.

t became clear to me that the purpose of the show would be to present the nature of policing from a cop’s point of view, reinforce the idea that regularly checking in on your mental health should be part of the job, and promote the need for more resources.

nd we're only going to perform it for you, peace officers, at private events across the country.

ope to see you there!

Click here to R.S.V.P.

Sean Neely

Artistic Director

T.D.S.

The Chicago Red Stars play at Toyota Park and on Saturday, July 28th we are hosting our Salute to Service game day. I’m reaching out to get the Fraternal Order of Police, Chicago Lodge 7 involved.

The Chicago Red Stars will be honoring members of our community and country who dedicate their lives to serving others at our game on July 28th.

We’re happy to offer tickets, and provide a purchase link for your entire community! This link can best serve as a fundraising opportunity for your favorite charity, or a fun way to get everyone together for a summer night with a winning team, the Chicago Red Stars!

Here is what that link can look like, although we’d be happy to customize it especially for anyone who will send it out: https://www.fevo.com/edp/Chicago-Red-Stars-Salute-to-Service-Night-sSyWpILG

Thank you for all that you do, we’re excited to include you in our game day. 

If you have additional questions, or clarification, please contact me here, mniche@chicagoredstars.com, 872-829-2651.

Click HERE to view the brochure

A decision in the bid by Jackie Wilson to get a new trial for the 1982 murder of two police officers is expected by this date in the courtroom of Judge Hooks at 26th and California. The FOP will update with any new information.