Best of PlayGround-Chicago Playbill
PlayGround-Chicago presents Season 3
in association with Theater Wit
BEST OF PLAYGROUND(CH) ’25
May 5th, 2025 7pm PT
Theater Wit & Vimeo Live Simulcast
Acknowledging the Legacy of the Land We Inhabit
PlayGround-Chicago acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the people of the Council of Three Fires, including the Ojibwe, Potawatomi and Odawa, the original inhabitants of the Chicago metropolitan area. As the past and present Indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the Council of Three Fires have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. We recognize the historic injustice of the forcible removal of the Ojibwe, Potawatomi and Odawa people from their ancestral lands, and that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. We wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the Ancestors, Elders and Relatives of the Council of Three Fires Communities and by affirming their sovereign rights as First Peoples. We honor the storytellers of the Ojibwe, Potawatomi and Odawa and are grateful for our ability to share and uplift Indigenous stories and those of other historically marginalized communities. In working with artists and audiences from all over the country, PlayGround-Chicago asks that each member of the PlayGround-Chicago community representing a different geographical space respectfully acknowledge the legacy of the land they inhabit.
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PlayGround-Chicago’s Anti-Racist Policy
PlayGround recognizes the impact of racial oppression within society and the American Theater and that we have been complicit in White Supremacy culture. Our goal is to co-create safety for our community by identifying and interrupting instances of racism and all forms of oppression when we witness them, through specific actions rooted in the principles of anti-racism and accessibility. In its endeavor to address the implications of our history, PlayGround is committed to its compliance with the following fundamental rights:
- The recognition of inherent dignity and worth of each human being.
- The recognition of equality of all human beings.
- Recognition of rights of ethnic, racial, cultural, linguistic and religious groups.
- Equality and non-discrimination.
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Holly Jolly’s Christmas
by Jessie Bond
directed by Leanna Oliveira
Holly………………Jordan Zelvin
Nick…..Octavio Montes De Oca
Room 504: Winner
by Katherine Swan
directed by Paige Mesina
Sara………………Valerie Butler-Newbern
A Question of Legitimacy
by Alex Kingsley
directed by Eileen Dixon
Lawyer……………..Paul Tavianini
Client…………………..Rachel Wade
Talk Show Terror
by Jae Jenkins
directed by Kendall Phillips
Imani Sinclaire Johnson………………………..Sheri Flanders
Ro’Chelle Robins……………………….Yvette Corrine
Producer/Cue Card Holder…………Valerie Butler-Newbern
Disloyal
by Anne Brady
directed by Emily Newmark
Margaret (Peggy) Shippen………..Eileen Doan
The Last of Its Kind
by Juliet Kang Huneke
directed by Jim Kleinmann
Beth………………….Lynda Cortez
Earl…………………Braedyn Youngberg
Stage Manager – Charlie Levinson
Livestream Broadcaster – Todd Loden
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PlayGround is a member of Theatre Bay Area, A.R.T.-New York, League of Chicago Theatres, and Theatre Communications Group, and a Partner Organization of the National New Play Network (NNPN).
BIOGRAPHIES
PLAYWRIGHTS
JESSIE BOND (Holly’s Jolly Christmas) she/her, is a children’s librarian who moonlights as a playwright, or possibly a playwright who moonlights as a children’s librarian. Her play The Wonder Emporium was produced as part of Dandelion Theatre’s The Ticket Booth. She also wrote multiple children’s shows for Compass Creative Dramatics and wrote and directed Deviants for Elon University’s student production company, Renegade.
ANNE BRADY (Disloyal), she/her, is honored to be a first-year Writer’s Pool member. After earning a degree in Creative Writing from Seattle Pacific University, Anne worked as a professional actress and playwright in Seattle before relocating to Chicago in 2012. Her plays have been produced around the West Coast as well as internationally. She studied playwriting with Chicago Dramatists and The Second City and has authored or co-authored over 20 children’s books. She lives in Bucktown with her husband and 2 kids and has an astonishing amount of Bluey committed to memory.
JERLUANE “JAE” JENKINS (Talk Show Terror), she/her, is a local Chicago artist and theatre maker. When she’s not writing she’s busy being the executive director of Perception’s theatre, where the focus is bringing art to Black and brown people on the south side of Chicago.
JULIET KANG HUNEKE (The Last of Its Kind), she/they, is a playwright and performer who is passionate about theatre that is larger than life. In 2023, she was awarded the ReImagine: New Plays in TYA grant to develop her new play for young audiences, HANNAH AND HALMONI SAVE THE WORLD!, with Filament Theatre. In spring 2025, Filament will produce the world premiere of HANNAH AND HALMONI. Juliet is also a 24 Hour Plays Nationals alum! Other Chicago writing credits include: ECHO’S INFERNO (The Understudy), HOME FOR THE SUMMER (Theo Ubique, American Music Theatre Project), MYCELIUM (PlayGround-Chicago), and MECHANICALS (Impostors Theater Co Footholds Vol. 4). Northwestern 2022!
ALEX KINGSLEY (A Question of Legitimacy), they/them, is a writer, comedian, game designer, and playwright. They are a co-founder of the new media company Strong Branch Productions. Their debut novel, Empress of Dust, was published by Space Wizard Science Fantasy in Fall 2024. Their short fiction has appeared in a variety of publications, such as Translunar Travelers Lounge and Radon Journal. In 2023, they published their short story collection, The Strange Garden and Other Weird Tales. Alex’s sci-fi plays have been produced in LA, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Alex’s SFF-related non-fiction has appeared in Interstellar Flight Magazine and Ancillary Review of Books.
KATHERINE SWAN (Room 504: Winner), she/her, is a playwright who lives in Chicago. Her plays include Some Other Woman Like Me, a finalist for the Henley Rose Award and semi-finalist for The Bay Street Theatre New Play Festival, and Act V, which was developed at A Red Orchid Theatre’s Incubator Series in Chicago. Her plays have been performed and developed at The Road, The William Inge Theatre Festival New Play Lab, the Reboot Festival, and other theatres nationally and internationally. Her play Pony was a winner of the Carlow Little Theatre’s 2021-22 International One Act Play Competition in Carlow, Ireland. Her work has been anthologized by Smith & Kraus in their collections Best Ten-Minute Plays and Best Women’s Monologues.
ACTORS
VALERIE BUTLER-NEWBERN (Talk Show Terror, “Producer/Cue Card Holder;” Room 504: Winner, “Sara”) she/her, is a PlayGround-Chicago company member. Her PlayGround-Chicago credits include but are not limited to Kate in The Shrew Strikes Back, Mom in Are You Scared Of The Dark, Ida Lewis in the Sea and Its Keeper and Boomer in Stay Humble. A few of her Indie film credits include The Mirror, Just a Cup of Coffee, In the Jungle and Identity – a 2023 Silver Telly Award winner. A few of her commercial credits include ComEd, Illuminus and Lume. Valerie ’s a native Chicagoan who loves telling stories and having fun.
YVETTE CORRINE (Talk Show Terror, “Ro’Chelle Robins”), she/her, is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and community organizer based on the westside of Chicago. She graduated from the ACADEMY at Black Box in 2022 and now teaches class there. Recent credits include Dontrell Who Kissed the Sea (Pegasus Theatre), Gut (Platform and Avalanche Theater), A Raisin in the Sun (Beverly Arts Center). This is her third time performing with PlayGround-Chicago. Her work spans various artistic expressions and she is passionate about using the arts as a tool for social change. She is signed with Lily’s Talent Agency. IG: its_ms_yvette
LYNDA CORTEZ (The Last of Its Kind, “Beth”), they/them/she, is an actor, singer, and hospital clown originally from New Orleans. Recent credits include Miranda in The Worm My Sister (Meat Machine Theatre) through A Red Orchid Theatre Incubator Series and Monse in a staged reading of Lumbrada written by Maria I. Arreola and Jazmin Mercado Villalobos. They graduated from Sargeant Conservatory (previously called Webster Conservatory) in 2020 with a BFA in Acting. Lynda’s next project will be at Jarvis Square Theater in the play The Infinity Play (Curious Theatre Branch).
EILEEN DOAN (Disloyal, “Margaret (Peggy) Shippen“), (she/they) Victory Gardens Theater: Cambodian Rock Band. Other Chicago credits include: Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play (Theater Wit). Regional credits: Cambodian Rock Band (City Theatre Company, Merrimack Repertory Theatre), Anytown, New Kid (George Street Playhouse), Unto These Hills (Mountainside Theatre). Eileen has released 4 albums of original pop-folk music available on all streaming platforms. Eileen is represented by DDO Chicago. @eileeneileend | eileendoan.com
SHERI FLANDERS (Talk Show Terror, “Imani Sinclaire Johnson“), she/her, is a Chicago-based actor, comedian, and writer who is a company member of the PlayGround-Chicago. This year she will perform stand-up and musical comedy in the Black Women in Comedy Laff Fest in NYC for the second time. She has studied at The Second City and iO Training Centers, and recently appeared in her first feature film B.A.D.D. Her coverage of theater and film has been featured in the Chicago Sun-Times and Chicago Reader. Sheri is represented by NV Talent and can currently be seen performing in many reputable and disreputable establishments in Chicago.
OCTAVIO MONTES DE OCA (Holly’s Jolly Christmas, “Nick”), he/him, is a multi-hyphenate theatre artist based in Chicago. As a first-generation Mexican-American, he’s passionate about Latine stories that stem from ethnography, dance, and devised work. He’s a proud company member of the Albany Park Theater Project and an Associate Producer with Subtext Studio Theatre Company. He’s a graduate of the BFA Acting Program at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
PAUL TAVIANINI (A Question of Legitimacy, “Lawyer”), he/him, has been a professional actor for over 30 years, appearing in numerous regional theatres around the country and in film and television. He has performed at the Drury Lane Theatre in Chicago; Indiana Repertory Theatre, Phoenix Theatre, and Actors Theatre of Indiana; Huntington, Merrimack and Nora Theatres in Massachusetts; Hippodrome Theatre in Gainesville, FL; Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany, NY; Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, and A Noise Within in his hometown of Los Angeles, CA.
RACHEL WADE (A Question of Legitimacy, “Client”), she/her, is an actor, writer, and comedian from Des Moines, IA. She studied theater at The University of Iowa and made the move to Chicago shortly after. She is a graduate of Second City’s Conservatory and now performs with her sketch group Communal Beverage. During the day she teaches preschool and children’s theater. Rachel loves writing on whiteboards, devastating movies, her dog Mabel, and YOU for being here!
BRAEDYN YOUNGBERG (The Last of Its Kind, “Earl”), he/him, is thrilled to be joining PlayGround-Chicago in their mission to develop local playwrights! Regional theatre credits include “Don Armado” (Loves Labors Lost), “Roderigo” (Othello), and “Antonio” (Twelfth Night) with Marin Shakespeare Company, “Orlando, et al” (As You Like It) with SF Shakes, “The Monster” (Young Frankenstein) with Spreckels PAC, and “Brad Majors” (The Rocky Horror Show) with Sixth Street Playhouse. Braedyn has trained locally with The Second City and iO Chicago, as well as regionally with Shakespeare & Company.
JORDAN ZELVIN (Holly’s Jolly Christmas, “Holly”), she/they, is a Chicago teaching artist and proud company member of PlayGround Chicago with a love of improv, collaboration, and storytelling. Some of her favorite Chicago credits include The Tale of the Whale (NTYA), Wake Up, Brother Bear! (NTYA), Across the Sand: A Passover Theatrical Experience (NTYA), Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins (Strawdog Theatre Company), Failure: A Love Story (Oil Lamp Theater), Treasure Island (Oil Lamp Theater), Chicago Women’s Funny Festival (Stage 773), and various comedy shows at The Second City, The Annoyance Theatre & Bar, and iO Theater where she is a company member of Malarkey Comedy performing in ComedySportz, Improvised DCOM, and Two Birds 1 Scone every Thursday-Saturday. She’s thrilled to be back with PlayGround-Chicago and supporting free and accessible theatre.
DIRECTORS
EILEEN DIXON (Clarity is Kindness), she/they, is a Chicago based director, producer, actor, casting director, and Artistic Director of Production at Redtwist Theatre. She received her MFA in Acting and Directing from UMKC in 2022. In October of 2024, Eileen directed the Jeff- Nominated World Premiere of Jacqueline Goldfinger’s “Bottle Fly” at Redtwist Theatre. In December, Eileen directed “Man Cave” by Caroline Kidwell for Redtwist Theatre’s “Twisted PlayFest”. In Fall on 2025, Eileen is excited to direct Jen Silverman’s “Collective Rage: A Play In 5 Betties” as part of Redtwist’s “Season of Femme!”
EMILY NEWMARK (Disloyal), she/her, is a Chicago-based director and choreographer with a passion for developing new work. Her directing credits include This Is Not The Reunion (Milwaukee Rep Studios), Retold: The Musical, Next to Normal, The Tempest, Oklahoma!, and Triplets (Oberlin College). She recently made her filmmaking debut with her short film Kintsugi, which won the Best Cinematography Award at Prague Film School. As an assistant director, Emily has worked on world premieres—The Heart Sellers, The Nativity Variations, and The Greatest Love for Whitney (Milwaukee Repertory), The Totality of All Things (Redtwist Theatre)—and classic works, including Much Ado About Nothing (Milwaukee Repertory) and Measure for Measure (Oberlin Shakes Fest). Emily graduated from Oberlin College with degrees in Theater and Psychology and received a directing certification from Prague Film School.
PAIGE MESINA (Room 504: Winner), she/her, is a Chicago-based theatre director and performer originally from St. Louis, MO. She has worked with Pocket Theatre VR, Free Street Theater, Three Brothers Theatre, Pop Up! Productions, PlayGround-Chicago, Redtwist Theatre, Remy Bumppo Theatre Company, Subtext Studio TC, and CIRCA-Pintig Theatre on their inaugural Chicago Filipino American Theatre Festival in 2024. Paige holds her BFA in Theatre Arts from The Theatre School at DePaul University.
LEANNA OLIVEIRA (Holly Jolly’s Christmas), she/her, earned her Bachelor’s degree in theatre from the University of Central Florida and her Master’s degree in theatre directing at Roosevelt University. Prior to her very recent move to Chicago, Leanna spent eight years as an award-winning theatre educator and director and 10 years working in just about every front of house position imaginable in her hometown of West Palm Beach, Florida.
KENDALL PHILLIPS (Talk Show Terror), she/they, is a Chicago-based director and playwright. Originally from Houston, they fell in love with the Chicago theatre scene. When not writing, they direct as a company member of PlayGround-Chicago. And if not doing those two things, she is probably sticking another DIY project to the walls of her studio apartment with command strips.
PRODUCTION & STAFF
JIM KLEINMANN (Director, The Last of Its Kind; Artistic Director & Co-Founder), he/him, co-founded PlayGround in 1994, along with playwright Brighde Mullins and director Denise Shama, and has served as Artistic Director since 1996. For PlayGround, he has provided artistic and administrative leadership for the past twenty-eight seasons, developing PlayGround’s unique array of new playwright and new play incubator programs, including Monday Night PlayGround, the PlayGround Festival of New Works, the full-length play Commissioning Initiative, the New Play Production Fund, Potrero Stage: PlayGround Center for New Plays, and most recently the Innovator Incubator. For PlayGround, he has directed more than one hundred short and full-length plays, including works by Garret Jon Groenveld, Aaron Loeb, Geetha Reddy, Lauren Yee, Katie May, and many others. Recent directing and dramaturgy credits include David Steele’s Vignettes on Love and Ruben Grijalva’s Value Over Replacement. He is a veteran arts administrator with more than thirty years of experience, including stints leading Traveling Jewish Theatre, Smuin Ballet and Berkeley Symphony, and received his MFA from the Yale School of Drama.
DEVIN CHRISTOR (Executive Producer), he/him, is a director that focuses on plays that critique hegemonic masculinity. Since receiving his B.A in Drama from the University of North Texas he has traveled the country working for several professional theaters to observe established directors and study the ecology of regional theater in America. Credits include: 1919 (Steppenwolf), Julius Caesar & God of Carnage (Milwaukee Repertory Theater), Into the Side of a Hill (Flint Repertory Theater “New Works Festival”), Freeze Out (Trinity Repertory Company “America Too” Festival), and Oba (Triangle Rainbow Productions “LGBTQ Short Play” Festival), The Gift of the Magi (American Players Theatre), A Raisin in the Sun (Beverly Arts Center).
CHARLIE LEVINSON (Stage Manager), they/she, is excited to be stage managing for PlayGround Chicago once again! Credits include: Hamlet 50/50 (Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival); The Magic Flute, Emperor of Atlantis, Hansel and Gretel (Northwestern Opera); The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Theo Ubique); Murder for Two, Oliver!, The Mousetrap, and Private Lives (The Winnipesaukee Playhouse), Three Musketeers, Antigone, The Ghost Tour: Staged Reading, Twelfth Night, and Where Did We Sit On The Bus? (Cleveland Play House); A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Saint Joan, and Shakespeare in Love (Ohio Shakespeare Festival).
PLAYGROUND-CHICAGO is the third regional expansion of the celebrated Bay Area playwright incubator and theatre community hub, PlayGround(SF). PlayGround, California’s leading playwright incubator, provides unique development opportunities for the Bay Area’s, Los Angeles’, New York’s and now Chicago’s best new playwrights, including the monthly Monday Night PlayGround staged reading series, annual PlayGround Festival of New Works, full-length play commissions and support for the production of new plays by local playwrights through the New Play Production Fund. To date, PlayGround has supported over 250 early career playwrights, developing and staging more than 1,000 of their original short plays through the Monday Night PlayGround staged reading series and the PlayGround Festival. PlayGround has also commissioned 90 new full-length plays by 60 of these writers through its Commissioning Initiative and, through the innovative New Play Production Fund, has directly facilitated the premiere of 34 plays at theatres of every size, including three that have gone on to NYC and other major theater communities. Most recently, PlayGround renovated and relaunched the former Thick House Theater in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill as Potrero Stage, a state-of-the-art center for new plays, home to PlayGround’s expanding artistic programs and some of the Bay Area’s most distinguished new play developers and producers. Over the past twenty-seven years, PlayGround has served to identify some of the most important new local voices for the theatre. PlayGround’s alumni have gone on to win local, national, and international honors for their short and full-length work, including recognition at the Humana Festival, O’Neill National Playwrights Conference, Bay Area Playwrights Festival, The Lark’s Playwrights’ Week, New York International Fringe Festival, and others. PlayGround received the 2009 Paine Knickerbocker Award for outstanding contributions to Bay Area theatre, 3 BATCC Awards for Best Original Script for PlayGround commissions, a 2014 National Theatre Company Grant from the American Theatre Wing (founder of the Tony Awards®), and a 2016 Edgerton Foundation New Play Award.
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CONTRIBUTORS
PlayGround is deeply grateful for the generous contributions of the many individuals, foundations, corporations and government agencies whose contributions make our work possible. This list reflects gifts of $125 or more committed between February 1, 2024 & February 17, 2025.
GOVERNMENT, CORPORATE, & FOUNDATION DONORS
Alameda County Arts Commission • Amazon • Art Space Development Corporation • Avenue Greenlight • Berkeley Civic Arts • Bill Graham Supporting Foundation of the Jewish Community Federation & Endowment Fund • California Arts Council • Creative Capacity Fund • Disney • Grants For The Arts • KFF • Koret Foundation • LA County Arts Commission • Lenore & Howard Klein Foundation • The Leo J. & Celia Carlin Fund • Negley Flinn Charitable Foundation • NIAC • Nvidia • Phyllis C. Wattis Foundation • Rye Financial Services • San Francisco Arts Commission • The Shubert Foundation • The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation
SEASON SPONSORS ($5000+)
Lara Gilman & Jim Kleinmann
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS ($2500+)
Emilie T. & Gordon C. Brooks, Daniel E. Cohn & Lynn Brinton, John H. Gilman, Isabella Johnson, Nitin
PRODUCERS CIRCLE ($1000-$2499)
Randy Adams, Meriko Borogove, Jediah Craig, David Goldman, Keith Goldstein & Donna N. Warrington, Regina Guggenheim, Just Play Productions, Linda Kremer, Ronald Whittier Family Foundation, Daniele Nathanson, Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock, John J. Ruskin, Tom Swift, Malachy Walsh & Heather Robison, Anonymous
PLAYWRIGHTS CIRCLE ($500-$999)
Linda Ayres-Frederick, Phoenix Theatre SF, Jim Brayton & Debbie Marr, Richard Davis – Lowell, Paulette Donsavage, Kate Hecht, Toby Inoue, Diane Leonard, Molly Noble & Bob Guilbault, Diane Sampson, Marian Scheuer Sofaer & Abraham D. Sofaer, Jon & Susan Sweedler, Janine Wilburn, Maury Zeff, Anonymous (2)
PATRON ($250-$499)
Nina Ball & Jon Tracy, Ruben & Keli Grijalva, Patience Haggin, Brandy T Jones, Abbe S. Kalos & Kitt Saginor, Dr. Gary W. London, Rebecca Martinez, Christopher Reber, Chris & Cindy Redburn, JM Solberg, Anonymous (2)
ASSOCIATE MEMBER ($125-$249)
Dr. & Mrs. Sam & Naomi Abramovitz, Ms. Portia F. Bock, Cass Brayton, Thomas Patrick Broyhill, Joyce Dieda, Clint Fleener, Michael Fried, Gina Harris, Stanley William Hathaway, Gail Hillebrand & Hugh Barroll, Tanuja Devi Jagernauth, Jean Jensen, Gregg Le Blanc, Mildred Inez Lewis, Pam MacKinnon, Clover Rutkowski, Mark Peters, Ms. Jessica Rofé, Margo Rofé, Carolina Rojas Moretti, Kathy Sarconi, Stan Stone, Bex White, Susannah Wise & Scott Lebus, Anonymous
To contribute to PlayGround, visit https://playground-ch.org/contribute or contact PlayGround Associate Director of Development Lana Richards at lana@playground-sf.org or by phone at (415) 992-6677.
PlayGround Company
PLAYGROUND-CHICAGO WRITERS POOL
Daniel Arzola, Kirsten Baity, Zach Barr, Henry Bender, Siah Berlatsky, Kevin Blair, Gabriella Bonamici, Jessie Bond, Anne Brady, Julie Campbell, Donaldson Cardenas, Ana Dalipi, Mikayla De Guzman, Rachel DuBose, Betsy Dudak, Liz Haas, Dana Hall, Toby Inoue, Tanuja Devi Jagernauth, Jerluane Jenkins, alfonzo kahlil, Beth Kander, Juliet Kang Huneke, Alex Kinglsey, Rachel Linton, Alan Maass, Marnie Monogue, Lani Montreal, Dakota Pariset, Mary Parisoe, Andrew Piechota, Jessica Puller, Jay Rehak, Keegon Schuett, Matt, Schutz, Katherine Swan.
PLAYGROUND-CHICAGO COMPANY
Brian Balcom, Devin Christor, Spencer Ryan Diedrick, Sheri Flanders, Ashley Graham, Scott Gryder, Charlotte Harris, Carmia Imani, Hannah Lynn Kato, Benjamin Kelly, Alka Nayyar, Leanna Oliveira, Dakota Pariset, Karla Rennhofer, Brooke-Erin Smith, Yiwen Wu, Braedyn Youngberg, Jordan Zelvin
PLAYGROUND STAFF
Jim Kleinmann, Co-Founder & Artistic Director 
Devin Christor, Executive Producer
Brooke-Erin Smith, Associate Producer
Leanna Oliveira, Associate Producer
Maria Arreola, Casting Associate
Joey Reyes, 2024-25 Producing Fellow
Amal Salem, 2024-25 Producing Fellow
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