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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Elvia Malagón

In ‘Port of Entry,’ stories of Albany Park’s immigrant community takes centerstage

David Feiner, Albany Park Theater Project’s co-executive director and co-director of “Port of Entry” is photographed outside the warehouse location for the immersive theater experience at 3547 W. Montrose Ave. The production is a collaboration with Third Rail Projects. (Pat Nabong/Sun-Times)

Walking around Albany Park, you can find a building mailbox that lists families from around the world who have found themselves now living in the same place, says David Feiner of the Albany Park Theater Project.

In “Port of Entry,” the theater company, a mix of youth and adult artists, and Third Rail Projects aim to tell the stories of an immigrant community in the Northwest Side neighborhood.

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