FROM AROUND Edgewater
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New Edgewater Carjacking Linked To Prior Incident On The Same Street
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Raven Theatre Reveals the Morality and Ethics of Arthur Miller’s “All My Sons”
October 10, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoRaven Theatre is center stage with Arthur Miller’s Tony Award winning drama. Under the direction of Michael Menendian, All My Sons is the first of four plays in Raven’s 2014 –2015 Season focused on the 20th Century American Family. Based on a true story, this drama inhales its breath from the old Greek tragedies. Although […]
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Edgewater Fall Art Fair Grows Into Second Year!
September 18, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoThe lighthouse is the icon of the Edgewater Neighborhood, and fittingly so. It was Rae Ann Cecrle who imagined the symbol of the beacon of light for the steadfast commitment that Edgewater Artists in Motion offers the residents and artists of Edgewater. This fall, Edgewater once again celebrates the cultural diversity that the neighborhood embraces […]
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Steep’s Caroline Neff in the “Best Actress” Spotlight
August 27, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoSteep Theatre is raising the bar for Chicago theater companies. Their continuous success is due to the willingness of its artists and producers to push the boundaries. One such artist is Caroline Neff, ensemble member and the company’s Casting Director, who was voted the 2014 Readers’ Picks for “Best Actress” in Chicago’s largest alternative media resource, […]
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Steep Theatre Sizzles With “A Small Fire”
July 21, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoSteep Theater’s smoldering current production is the Chicago premiere of A Small Fire by David Bock. Director Joanie Schultz, Artistic Associate, undertakes this her fifth play at Steep straight after directing the Goodman Theater’s production of Venus in Fur by David Ives. Schultz and Steep reunite since their last hit at Steep in 2012 with […]
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Chicago Chalk Art Festival, A Temporary Art Installation In Edgewater!
July 15, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoSome art is not meant to last. Temporary art is purposefully created to melt, to disintegrate, to be washed away by the rain or blown away with the wind, and is nevertheless beautiful. Perhaps its ephemeral element is what makes temporary art precious and inspiring. And what better example of temporary art than colored chalk […]
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Tennesse Williams’ “Vieux Carré” at Raven Theatre, Wry Humor and Emotions Collide
May 24, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoThe mind of a writer is like an old boarding house; places where whispers of life are preserved and the people they encounter influence their character. Vieux Carré, or ‘Old Square,’ is Tennessee Williams’ biographical play vis-à-vis the education of an artist suffering with loneliness and despair. Raven’s resident director, Cody Estle dusts the cow […]
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The Annual LEGO® Window Display At ‘Toys et Cetera’ Is Here!
May 22, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoConfess. Toys still warm your heart. Well, peek in the window and get a dose of feel-good at toys et cetera. The annual LEGO® window display is up! Michael Waterbrook, store manager of the Andersonville location, has been organizing the LEGO® window display for six years running. This year at toys et cetera, you will see […]
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Edgewater Gets Epic on Garage Sales
May 8, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoIt’s an epic event! The 20th year of the Edgewater Neighborhood Garage Sale may very well see its largest turnout yet! Six block clubs will participate. It is expected that nearly 200 hundred households will be part of the sale, up from 144 last year. “The annual neighborhood garage sale has evolved into a tradition for […]
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Construction Adds Two New Edgewater Businesses To North Broadway
April 30, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoThe beauty of the Edgewater community stems from its variety — high-rise apartment buildings on its eastern shore, mansions along Sheridan Road, condominium complexes, mid-rise and single-family homes and commercial businesses to the west. Since 1980, when local business owners and the Chicago City Council orchestrated a revival, the neighborhood has become a culturally diverse, vibrant […]
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Steep Theatre Expansion Planned, Growing Audience and Minds
April 26, 2014 / By Claudia Moreno“Fearless and dicey plays . . . fearless and nervy actors are what make Steep Theatre one of the boldest theaters in Chicago,” said Peter Moore, the theater’s Artistic Director. Founded in 2000, Steep Theatre is growing its audience and success because of the persistent impact of its work. Beginning as an itinerant theater, renting empty […]
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Fido to Go! Our Favorite Pet Food Truck Coming Soon
April 15, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoSpring is in the air and Fido is cheerfully wagging his tail burying the latest polar vortex deep in Chicago’s historical past! What could make your canine companion happier than dry paws and fur waving in the warm breeze? Perhaps a wholesome, no additives or sugar and gluten-free doggie snowball donut will help your pup […]
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Raven Theatre Gets Edgy, Premieres “Good Boys and True”
April 4, 2014 / By Claudia MorenoThe locker room and the sex videotape that circulates in a Washington D.C. boys’ prep school create the center stage for this Jeff recommended edgy drama. Director Cody Estle transforms Raven Theater’s West Stage into a small and intimate arena of a plot that unfolds as writer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa of Good Boys and True sets […]
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