Features John Mossman’s voiceover of some Chris-coached text.
The Artistic Home just released a new creepy-awesome trailer for Macbeth, for which I am the assistant director and text coach. A few tickets are available, but they’re going fast.
I was once told about the title role: It’s all about the baby. For Scott Westerman‘s production, it’s all about the water. This is a prime example of storefront Chicago theater: intimate, visceral, badass.
Chris plays Beatrice, Ned Lowesnscroft, and Alexas in the Festival’s 2014 lineup.
Christopher Prentice is continuing his role as stage manager, for the Chicago premiere of Dear Rhoda, presented by the Shakespeare Project of Chicago at the Newberry Library. In chaotic bohemian Chicago of the 1920s, a powerful love affair is threatened by illness, a “red” scare, and anti-semitic hatred. Written by Donna Russell and David Ranney,…
Part of spooky showcase from film collective
Chris makes his return to the stage in a rare farce appearance.
First public reading of Joshua Fardon’s new comedy about Shakespeare, forgery, deceit and the value of art
Chris features as the pragmatic (Machiavellian?) would-be king in Shakespeare’s historical tragedy.