Kara Davidson is playwright, actor, director, teaching artist and the producer of the 1700 Theater at Steppenwolf in Chicago. Previously the Director of New Works and Associate Artistic Producer at the Paramount Theatre, Kara is passionate about creating poignant narratives for the stage that illuminate something universal about being a human being in this world. She was a company member with The House Theatre of Chicago and has also worked with Manual Cinema, Lookingglass Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, ABLE Ensemble, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Great Plains Theatre Commons, Omaha Community Playhouse, Nebraska Repertory Theatre, and Flatwater Shakespeare, among others. She was a founder and co-director of The Lab out of Chicago, a monthly virtual workshop which aided in developing...
Kara Davidson is playwright, actor, director, teaching artist and the producer of the 1700 Theater at Steppenwolf in Chicago. Previously the Director of New Works and Associate Artistic Producer at the Paramount Theatre, Kara is passionate about creating poignant narratives for the stage that illuminate something universal about being a human being in this world. She was a company member with The House Theatre of Chicago and has also worked with Manual Cinema, Lookingglass Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, ABLE Ensemble, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Great Plains Theatre Commons, Omaha Community Playhouse, Nebraska Repertory Theatre, and Flatwater Shakespeare, among others. She was a founder and co-director of The Lab out of Chicago, a monthly virtual workshop which aided in developing new works-in-progress by artists from all across the country. Kara holds an MFA in Writing for Stage and Screen from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and BA degrees in Theatre and French from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.