The UIC Disability Cultural Center and Bodies of Work present: Outdoor Campus Concert with Calculated Discomfort 

The UIC Disability Cultural Center and Bodies of Work present: 

Outdoor Campus Concert with Calculated Discomfort 

Come wrap up your day with a show full of grooves from drummer and bandleader Tommy Carroll’s Calculated Discomfort. The band will perform material from ”Dances for Different Bodies,” a sonic tribute to disability culture as well as music from their most recent project, “Prosthetic.” Bring food and hang out. 

Location: The plaza between University Hall & Behavioral Sciences Building (BSB), 601 S. Morgan St.  

Date: Monday, Oct. 3, 5-6:30 p.m. 

Cost: Free 

Calculated Discomfort line-up includes:  

• 2022 3Arts/Bodies of Work Fellow Tommy Carroll, drums.  
• Victoria Boateng, djembe. 
• Aidan Epstein, bass. 
• Ian Walsh, guitar. 

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Access info: ASL interpretation and CART live captions provided. CART captioning will be remote, with captions made available via link or QR code to access on your smartphone. For any other access requests contact Beth Bendtsen at bbendt2@uic.edu. 

Sponsors: 3Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, The Joyce Foundation, UIC Applied Health Sciences: Department of Disability and Human Development, Access Living, UIC Disability Cultural Center, and Bodies of Work. 

This project is funded in part by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and The Joyce Foundation.