Madie Doppelt

Madie Doppelt

Madie Doppelt is Chicago-based playwright and recent graduate of The Theatre School at DePaul University (class of 2020). She developed her most recent play, SUB-CULTURE with Interrobang Theatre Project as their current Playwriting Initiative Fellow. Her other recent works, THE MODEL PLAY and VILLETTE, were developed as workshop productions at DePaul directed by Lisa Portes and Mallory Metoxen respectively....
Madie Doppelt is Chicago-based playwright and recent graduate of The Theatre School at DePaul University (class of 2020). She developed her most recent play, SUB-CULTURE with Interrobang Theatre Project as their current Playwriting Initiative Fellow. Her other recent works, THE MODEL PLAY and VILLETTE, were developed as workshop productions at DePaul directed by Lisa Portes and Mallory Metoxen respectively.

Madie has worked as an intern at The Neo-Futurists and Lookingglass Theatre.

Dramaturgy credits include The Theatre School’s productions of HONEY GIRLS, NATIVE SON, and I AND YOU.

BFA: The Theatre School at DePaul University, BA English Literature (anticipated 2020).

Plays

  • The Model Play
    In the world of modeling, to "fit in" is to contort: socially, physically, mentally. In 1987, six young professionals seem to have fitting in down to a science…or so they think. Unsupervised and unfiltered, these models confront growing up while breaking down. What will they do to stay in vogue?
  • Villette
    From childhood summers in the English country to teaching at a girls boarding school in Belgium, Lucy Snowe cannot seem to find her footing. With each step she takes, she is pulled in a different direction by her unruly emotions, a battle she struggles to temper. Adapted from Charlotte Brontë's 1853 novel, VILLETTE follows Lucy's desperate search for stability in a world that cannot recognize her turbulence.
  • Sub-Culture
    Sub-Culture, the 90s-themed sandwich shop under the local train stop, hasn't seen a customer in months. In a desperate attempt to keep their jobs, the employees brainstorm ways to keep Sub-Culture afloat.
  • About Irene
    Hannah, a play-it-safe 16-year-old, comes home to find her estranged Aunt Karen in her room, begging to stay with her while she “figures things out.” The catch? Hannah’s mother can’t know. Sensing Hannah’s trepidation, Karen proposes a trade: Hannah’s hospitality for Karen’s expertise on adventure. Can Karen excavate Hannah’s sense of daring without uprooting the family skeletons buried underneath?