Spiel Chicago Episode 22: Transgender Actor Panel
Pictured: Avi Roque SPIEL CHICAGO is a bi-weekly podcast that explores the progressive and thoughtful work of women in Chicago theater. To listen to past Spiel Chicago podcasts click here. The burgeoning discussion about transgender inclusion in Chicago Theatre is encouraging. It’s great to see large institutions like Steppenwolf and The...
Spiel Chicago Episode Eighteen: Halcyon Theatre and THE RIVER BRIDE
SPIEL CHICAGO is a bi-weekly podcast that explores the progressive and thoughtful work of women in Chicago theater.
Spiel Chicago Episode Seventeen: Lavina Jadhwani
SPIEL CHICAGO is a bi-weekly podcast that explores the progressive and thoughtful work of women in Chicago theater.
Spiel Chicago Episode Sixteen: Lauren Sivak
SPIEL CHICAGO is a bi-weekly podcast that explores the progressive and thoughtful work of women in Chicago theater.
Spiel Chicago Episode Fifteen: Delia Kropp
SPIEL CHICAGO is a bi-weekly podcast that explores the progressive and thoughtful work of women in Chicago theater. To listen to past Spiel Chicago podcasts click here.
Spiel Chicago Episode Fourteen: Loose Chicks (Roberta Miles and Holly Beaudry)
SPIEL CHICAGO is a bi-weekly podcast that explores the progressive and thoughtful work of women in Chicago theater.
Spiel Chicago Episode Fourteen: Erica Vannon
Director Erica Vannon is drawn to the kind of work that makes you “giggle into a bit of horror.”
Spiel Chicago Episode Thirteen: Avi Roque
SPIEL CHICAGO is a bi-weekly podcast that explores the progressive and thoughtful work of women in Chicago theater.
Spiel Chicago Episode 12: Not In Our House
In June of 2015, actress Lori Myers heard–for the fourth time in two months–a story from yet another colleague about extreme abuses of power in the Chicago theater community. Frustrated, she posted a now infamous Facebook post asking, “If your friend, sister, daughter, or co-worker was working under a sexual predator—what would you do about it?”
Race and Representation Among Decision-Makers in Chicago Theater
Diversity on Chicago’s stages has been the hot button issue in 2016. But, as Lavina Jadhwani observes, “Casting is the symptom, not the root problem.”