Download our 25th Anniversary Season newsletter here.



Read Mike Lenehan's thoughtful article on Dr. Rowan Williams' play "Shakeshafte" from The Reader.  

https://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/shakeshafte-william-shakespeare-project-rowan-williams/Content?oid=30125799


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Peter Garino (left) and Gary Houston (right) join Rick Kogan of WGN Radio for a discussion of Rowan Williams' "play Shakeshafte" and the 2017-2018 theatrical reading season at The Shakespeare Project of Chicago.  Listen to the broadcast here.

 


 

Download our 2017-2018 season newsletter here.

 

Article on The Shakespeare Project of Chicago (7/11/2017) on Voyage Chicago.  Read the article here.

 

New City Stage article on The Shakespeare Project of Chicago (10/13/2016)  Read the article here.

 


 

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Jim Sullivan and Peter Garino discuss "Henry V" and The Shakespeare Project's 2016-2017 theatrical reading season with Rick Kogan on his After Hours radio show on WGN radio on October 2, 2016.  Listen to the broadcast here.



Download our 2016-2017 season newsletter here.

 


 

Peter Garino, Charles Stransky, Ashley Wickett and Kendall Zwillman join Rick Kogan on WGN Radio to discuss The Shakespeare Project's support of the English Speaking Union's National Shakespeare Competition.

Listen to broadcast here.


Chicago Tribune aticle by Rick Kogan on The Shakespeare Project of Chicago's production of Tom Stoppard's Darkside.  Download here.

Chicago Tribune article by Rick Kogan on The Shakespeare Project of Chicago.  Download here.


 

The Shakespeare Project and Snow City Arts


Partnering with Snow City Arts (www.snowcityarts.org), The Shakespeare Project brought to life hospitalized children's "erasure poetry". After a performance of The Project's "50 Minute Hamlet" students at Children's Memorial and Stroger Hospitals worked with Snow City Arts' resident poet Eric Elshtain to tell their own stories by choosing select words from Hamlet's famous "to be or not to be" speech, and erasing the rest. The result is some very moving, personal poetry from some very courageous young people. Click on the link below to experience this moving presentation. www.shakespeareprojectchicago.org/snowcity