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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Elijah Jones as Henry V (center) leads a powerhouse ensemble cast in Shakespeare’s epic "Henry V" in the Courtyard Theater.
Emma Rosenthal and Jack Cahill-Lemme in “The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk” at Northlight Theatre.
(Left to right) Alexander Gemignani and Harry Lennix in Goodman Theatre's “Inherit the Wind.”
The cast of “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812” at Writers Theatre.
Charles Andrew Gardner and Namir Smallwood in "Primary Trust" at the Goodman Theatre.
Maybe David Javerbaum's “An Act of God” seemed edgier and funnier when it premiered on Broadway almost a decade ago. Nowadays, many of the tropes in the 80-minute one-act, which started life as a series of tweets and then a book, have become familiar, and some of the pop culture references are showing their age. But that doesn't detract all that much from enjoyment of the production at Paramount's intimate Copley Theatre directed by Keira Fromm.
(Center, left to right) Zach Wyatt, Leah Haile and the company of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s "Pericles."
Renowned playwright and Wilmette native Sarah Ruhl has been criticized for cramming too much into “Becky Nurse of Salem,” which is having its Midwest premiere directed by her frequent collaborator
If it wasn't for Steppenwolf ensemble member Jon Michael Hill's stellar performance, the world premiere of Ngozi Anyanwu's “Leroy and Lucy” in Steppenwolf's Ensemble Theater wouldn't be half as enjoyable
Times are tough for Chicago theaters, and one way they're coping is by collaborating with each other. Each project is unique, but in general, they offer opportunities to share resources,
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