Anne Spiselman is a freelance writer based in Chicago, Illinois. She specializes in covering local theater productions and cultural events, providing insightful and engaging reviews for the Hyde Park Paper. With a passion for the arts, Anne strives to capture the essence of each performance and share it with her readers.
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(Left to right) Faiz Siddique as Romeo and Ebby Offord as Juliet in Midsommer Flight's "Romeo and Juliet."
(Left to right) Mary Ernster, Christopher Kelley, Sean Donovan, Andre Malcolm, J. Harrison Ghee, DeMarius R. Copes, Jarvis B. Manning Jr. and Wes Olivier in "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" at Goodman Theatre.
Adam LaSalle and Matthew McGloin in “2 Pianos 4 Hands” at Northlight Theatre.
(Left to right) Michael Mahler and Dara Cameron in “The Last Wide Open” at American Blues Theater.
In a question and answer portion in the program for the U.S. premiere of “The Lord of the Rings—A Musical Tale” at The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare, director Paul Hart
Rachel Bloom in "Death, Let Me Do My Show" at the Steppenwolf Downstairs Theatre.
James Turano as Howard Beale in the Invictus Theatre Company's Chicago premiere of "Network."
(Left to right) Timothy Griffin, Troy Schaeflein, Annemarie Andaleon, Jason LaCombe, Jennifer Mickelson, Sierra Buffum, David Lipschutz and Peter Ruger in Black Button Eyes Productions' "A Shadow Bright and Burning."
Mitchell Bisschop as Mike Royko in the world premiere of “Royko: The Toughest Man in Chicago” at the Chopin Theatre.
(Left to right) Willie B., Geno Walker and AnJi White in Court Theatre’s “East Texas Hot Links.”
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