Monthly Archives: January 2018

This will be our 2nd show at Beverly Arts Center, but we have a few new touches in store for you thanks to our production partners, the Beverly Area Arts Alliance. Who are the readers? Aaron Cynic Writer, photographer, mithrandir, aspiring … Continue reading →

We’ve had our share of poets at The Frunchroom. Perhaps because with poetry it’s about the words that aren’t there, the spaces in-between, which seems to describe a lot of what’s missing about the way we talk about the South … Continue reading →

To the best of our recollection, we’ve never had a pastor read at The Frunchroom. All that changes this Thursday when we welcome Amy Wiegert to the stage at 730pm this Thursday at the Beverly Arts Center. Amy did most … Continue reading →

At our next edition of The Frunchroom, we’ll try something we’ve never done before: two storytellers at once. Ronne Hartfield and Audrey Peeples are sisters who grew up (and still live) on the South Side. They’ll tell that story together … Continue reading →

Our next reader for this Thursday’s Frunchroom is Kelly Wickham Hurst. Kelly Wickham Hurst is the founding Executive Director of Being Black at School, an advocacy movement for equity and safety for Black students. She’s a writer and 23 year … Continue reading →

We’re back at the Beverly Arts Center this Thursday at 730pm for another edition of The Frunchroom. First in our lineup is Aaron Cynic. Aaron is an independent journalist and photographer based in Chicago. His interest in the tapestry of … Continue reading →