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When William Shakespeare’s works were first performed four centuries ago, electricity hadn’t yet been invented.
However, to commemorate 400 years since the famed playwright’s death, the...
At a gala this weekend, the Evanston Animal Shelter hopes to not just raise money, but celebrate how far it has come in the past few months, members of the organization that runs the shelter said.
The...
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Major celebrities and historical figures may be remembered forever, but ArLynn Leiber Presser’s play “Remembrance” explores what happens to everyday people once there is no one left on...
A new art exhibit celebrating Black History Month is set to open Jan. 31 at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center.
The exhibit, titled “Justice for Peace,” was curated by Evanston resident Fran Joy,...
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John Frank (Medill ’76) wrote a play exploring divorce from the perspective of men after having his own experience with it.
A new Evanston theater group, 2nd Act Players, will premiere...
