[ad_1] Love Quinn. Photo: Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic Looking at the list of people Victoria Pedretti is working with on Broadway’s new production of An Enemy of the People, you’d be forgiven for worrying about her mental state going into the process. There’s Tony Award–winning director Sam Gold, Succession star Jeremy Strong as the lead (and her… Continue reading Victoria Pedretti Didn’t Know Who Jeremy Strong Was
Annual rail road show attracts hundreds to Lyons Township HS
[ad_1] For one day on Saturday, hundreds of visitors in La Grange got a chance to take a peek into the past at the annual All American Railroad Show, a sprawling display of bustling downtowns, classic cars and a look at what once connected most American towns and cities — the railroad. The rolling stock… Continue reading Annual rail road show attracts hundreds to Lyons Township HS
Things look up for Joey Arend, St. Charles East
[ad_1] Looking out onto the field, it’s hard to miss St. Charles East’s Joey Arend. From the bushy blond hair coming out of the back of his hat to the diamond earrings to the pink bat, the junior outfielder/pitcher definitely stands out for the Saints. “Honestly, being flashy, I like to think of it as… Continue reading Things look up for Joey Arend, St. Charles East
Waukegan District 60 supplies food for students during break
[ad_1] Hundreds of public school parents like Edwin Sierra came to school on the first day of spring break to enable their families to continue partaking of Waukegan Community Unit School District 60’s breakfast, lunch, and after-school snack program during vacation. Though class is not in session this week, the District decided to make the… Continue reading Waukegan District 60 supplies food for students during break
Lake Zurich joining Lake County water supplier, considering a sales tax referendum to cover costs – Chicago Tribune
[ad_1] After decades of research, study and planning, the Lake Zurich Village Board voted to join the Central Lake County Joint Action Water Agency as the town plans to switch from well-supplied water to Lake Michigan water. The board also voted at its March 18 meeting to approve finding the lowest cost route to making… Continue reading Lake Zurich joining Lake County water supplier, considering a sales tax referendum to cover costs – Chicago Tribune
Theater D performs ‘Noises Off’ in Deerfield
[ad_1] What could be funnier than a comedy about putting on a comedy? Audiences and critics have been praising Michael Frayn’s hilarious British farce, “Noises Off,” based on that premise, since it was first produced in 1982 in London. The 1983 Broadway production was nominated for a Best Play Tony Award. Theater D is producing… Continue reading Theater D performs ‘Noises Off’ in Deerfield
Sundance Institute x Chicago 2024 is coming in June
[ad_1] Expect a little bit of Park City in Chicago this summer. The first-time film series Sundance Institute x Chicago 2024 is coming June 28-30, according to an announcement Tuesday by city tourism agency Choose Chicago. The event will be a partnership between the Sundance Institute — the presenter of the annual Sundance Film Festival… Continue reading Sundance Institute x Chicago 2024 is coming in June
MLS and referees end 37-day lockout, sign 7-year labor contract
[ad_1] NEW YORK — Major League Soccer and its referees announced a seven-year labor contract Tuesday, ending a 37-day lockout that led to the use of replacement officials. The Professional Referee Organization and the Professional Soccer Referees Association said they had ratified an agreement reached last week that runs until Jan. 31, 2031. The PSRA… Continue reading MLS and referees end 37-day lockout, sign 7-year labor contract
Oswego OKs loan, incentive for proposed Nash Vegas Saloon
[ad_1] Oswego trustees have authorized approval of a loan and a development incentive grant for a new restaurant and entertainment venue aiming to open in the village’s downtown. The developer applied for a $340,000 loan and a $40,000 economic development grant to modify the interior of 61 Main St. for a new venue to be… Continue reading Oswego OKs loan, incentive for proposed Nash Vegas Saloon
How to choose the right tripod for your shooting style – Chicago Tribune
[ad_1] It’s a great time to be a photographer. You likely have a quality camera in your smartphone. Perhaps you’ve bought a DSLR or SLR camera because you want greater control over image quality. To get the most out of your camera, though, regardless of its type, you need to invest in a tripod. What… Continue reading How to choose the right tripod for your shooting style – Chicago Tribune