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The Band’s Visit Discussion Questions ›
Get the post-show conversation going with these Discussion Questions for The Band’s Visit
In some ways, music is another character in the play, one that everyone interacts with at some point. How does ... Read More ›
Interview with Angela Alise, The MLK Project ›
NOW YOU SEE ME: RACE, SEXUALITY, AND “COMING OUT” IN THE 21ST CENTURY ›
The Mystery of Love & Sex begins with a dinner party in a college dorm room. Around a makeshift table covered with a bed sheet, we meet Charlotte, a young white woman ... Read More ›
GHOSTS, HUNTERS AND BEARS ›
This fall, PigPen Theatre Co. returns to Glencoe to ... Read More ›
Texas in 1955 ›
East Texas Hot Links takes place in the early summer of 1955 ... Read More ›
Banned to Revered: Classics of Dramatic Literature ›
Writers Theatre is proud to celebrate 33rd Annual Banned Books Week and encourages you to do the same. Our 2015/16 season includes a world premiere entitled Death of a Streetcar Named Virginia ... Read More ›
From Page to Stage: Memoir as Art ›
On Saturday, April 25 our From Page to Stage series focusing on The Diary of Anne Frank continued with an interactive workshop titled “Memoir as Art” at Deerfield Public Library.
Dana Norris
The interactive ... Read More ›
Writers Theatre in Residence for Full School Year ›
Sheri Goldstein, English Department Chair at Ida Crown Jewish Academy
“To be or not to be” echoed through our hallways in January as the seniors ... Read More ›
The MLK Project: Real-Life Activists ›
Who’s Who in The MLK Project? The play takes place in the present time in various Chicago neighborhoods. As we meet each character, they flash back to events that happened in the past – ... Read More ›
The MLK Project: Actor – Caren Blackmore ›
Today we kick off the 9th annual tour of the The MLK Project: The Fight for Civil Rights with a free performance for all at the Chicago History Museum! For an inside perspective, here’s ... Read More ›
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