University Internships with The Shakespeare Project of Chicago

Local university theatre students have participated in theatrical readings with The Shakespeare Project of Chicago in acting, assistant directing, dramaturgy, and conceptual design positions.  The internship program is part of The Shakespeare Project's education outreach program.  The Shakespeare Project is committed to the nurturing and development of the next generation of young talent by providing meaningful, rewarding growth opportunities through its internship program.

Erin Neal and Hannah Shay Anderson (U-WP) in "Much Ado About Nothing."

University of Wisconsin Parkside

2021 - Jessica Baker, Mya Figueroa, Minnie Martinez ("Romeo and Juliet" conceptual design)

2019 - Maxwell Alexander, Kyle Racas, Lyric Simonson ("A Midsummer Night's Dream")

2018 - Hannah Shay Anderson, Jarrod Langwinski, Rayne Kleinofen ("Much Ado About Nothing")

Roosevelt University

2024:  Isabella Crider ("Timon of Athens")

2018:  Taty Sampson ("The Tragedy of Coriolanus")

2016:  Morgan DiFonzo ("The Winter's Tale")

2015:  Patrick Kelly, Sean Kelly, Madeline Pell ("The Revenger's Tragedy")

2014:  Ryan McBride, Flavia Pallozzi ("The Fair Maid of the West")

2013:  Kenton Gott ("The Reign of King Edward III")

2012:  Veronica Ewing, Dan Lin, Batuhan Ozturk ("Troilus and Cressida")

2011:  Alexandra Gonzalez, Harrison Schneider, Karen Vance ("The Tempest")

Maxwell Alexander, Kyle Racas and Lyric Simonson appeared in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (2019)

(L to R) Interns Patrick Kelly, Sean Kelly and Madeline Pell appeared in "The Revenger's Tragedy" by Thomas Middleton with The Shakespeare Project of Chicago, April 24-26, 2015.

Fredric Stone as Prospero with intern Karen Vance (right) as Ariel in "The Tempest" - April 2011.

2014 Interns Ryan McBride (left) and Flavia Pallozzi (right) join Barbara Zahora (center) in "The Fair Maid of the West."

Michael Joseph Mitchell, Kenton Gott, and Patrick Riley in "The Reign of King Edward III" (April 2013).

2012 Interns Veronica Ewing, Dan Lin and Batuhan Ozturk (from the Theatre Conservatory at Roosevelt University) appeared with The Shakespeare Project in "Troilus and Cressida" (April 2012).