All of us at The Chicago Inclusion Project are thrilled to bring back our salon reading series. This month we will present an informal reading and discussion of THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams in collaboration with The Hyde Park Art Center and their current exhibits of "Black and Brown are Beautiful" and "Intersectional Touch." We are so happy that Haley Bolithon can join us to deliver the dark, hopeful and poetic words of Tennessee Williams' stage directions. Haley is so stoked to be working with the inclusion project! She is currently in The Grey House at A Red Orchid Theatre. Past theatre credits include The Haven Place at A Red Orchid, Hatfield & McCoy and The Nutcracker at The
All of us at The Chicago Inclusion Project are thrilled to bring back our salon reading series. This month we will present an informal reading and discussion of THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams in collaboration with The Hyde Park Art Center and their current exhibits of "Black and Brown are Beautiful" and "Intersectional Touch." Members of our casting team have been huge fans of Lars for awhile and cannot see what he will bring to the role of Jim, the gentleman caller. "I am thrilled to take the stage with The Chicago Inclusion Project to give The Glass Menagerie a well-needed update." Recent credits for Lars Ebsworth: Male performer in I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change Goes LG
All of us at The Chicago Inclusion Project are thrilled to bring back our salon reading series. This month we will present an informal reading and discussion of THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams in collaboration with The Hyde Park Art Center and their current exhibits of "Black and Brown are Beautiful" and "Intersectional Touch." We were thrilled to finally get to work with Abbas Salem, a Chicago theater treasure, and long time friend of The Chicago Inclusion Project. We're so thrilled he is our Tom. "As a person who's been in charge of his own theatrical education, I chose what plays I read and I always assumed that The Glass Menagerie was a world I would never be invited into, so I
All of us at The Chicago Inclusion Project are thrilled to bring back our salon reading series. This month we will present an informal reading and discussion of THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams in collaboration with The Hyde Park Art Center and their current exhibits of "Black and Brown are Beautiful" and "Intersectional Touch." Our selection of THE GLASS MENAGERIE was inspired by a conversation we had with actor and TCIP friend, Terri Lynne Hudson who told us that Laura was one of her dream roles. We cannot wait for the heart, intelligence grace we know she will breathe into the text... "I love the dreamlike, otherworldly way this play feels while dealing with very real, very human
