About this show
Sex, Race & Jesus is a story of trial and triumph. R.C. Riley takes a journey through three relationships: with their body, their soul and their higher power. This introspective and raw show is a depiction of intimacy intertwined with personal revelations and powerful convictions.
About R.C. Riley
R.C. Riley (they/them) is a recent empty nester, writer, performer, activist and warrior who began writing as a means of healing after a sexual assault. Their work examines the intersection of race, gender (sex), sexuality and faith and seeks to find justice for and liberate those marginalized by society.
R.C. leads workshops, guest lectures, performs short stories and solo shows at colleges and theaters across the nation. One of R.C.’s most proud performances is as Harriet Tubman in Great Works Theatre’s production of Road to Freedom. R.C.’s solo shows include: Wrong Way Journey, SOGI Say What?!, Take It Easy on the Left Hand Please, I’m Not Trying to be Funny and their most recent work, Sex, Race & Jesus. R.C. also hosts a podcast called BE EMPOWERED! with R.C., which addresses topics of concern for BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities. Listen to episodes, wherever you get your podcasts.
Artist Links: www.rcrileyempowers.com, @rcrileyempowers
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Content Advisory
Due to the high volume and wide breadth of work we present, we are often not able to proactively offer content advisories for individual performances. However, if you have specific concerns about stage effects (such as strobe lights or fog/haze) that might have a bearing on comfort or well-being, or if you would like to know more about the age appropriateness of the performance, please contact the box office at 312-335-1650.
Patron Code of Conduct
Welcome to Steppenwolf, one of the premiere ensemble theaters in America. By visiting us, you agree to adhere to the theatre’s Patron Code of Conduct and Health and Safety Protocols.