Block Club Chicago // Leen Yassine: Performed across 12,000 square feet, the immersive youth-led production at Albany Park Theater Project is based on the real-life stories of Albany Park neighbors. ALBANY PARK — An Albany Park youth theater ensemble has some of Chicago’s hardest-to-get tickets this spring with “Port of Entry,” an immersive play that dives into the lives of immigrant families in the neighborhood. The show, produced by Albany Park Theater Project and set inside a 1920s warehouse, doesn’t have a traditional stage or seating. Instead, a cast of high school students lead
https://aptpchicago.org/port-of-entry-celebrates-neighborhood-and-its-immigrant-families/
https://aptpchicago.org/port-of-entry-celebrates-neighborhood-and-its-immigrant-families/
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