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| GWENDOLYN WHITESIDE is an ensemble member at American Blues Theater (ABT). At ABT, she’s performed in Augusta, St. Scarlet, 356 Days/365 Plays, Kid Simple, Bus Stop, and an annual contributor to the Big Shoulders Festival. Regional credits include: Emily in Our Town, Belle in A Christmas Carol, Izzy in Rabbit Hole at Indiana Repertory Theatre, and the solo-performance piece On the House at L.A.’s Lankershim Arts Center. Chicago credits include: the solo show "the k of d: an urban legend", Metamorphoses at Lookingglass Theatre Company, Dream Boy at About Face Theatre, and work with Northlight Theatre, Chicago Dramatists, Chicago Humanities Festival, Defiant Theater, and Street Signs. Television credits include: “Cold Case”, “Six Feet Under”, “Dawson’s Creek”, “Jack & Jill”, “Cupid”, and a recurring role on “The Education of Max Bickford”. She graduated from Northwestern University and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her written work has been produced, published, and read at ATC, Lankershim Arts Center, Mary Arrchie Theatre’s “Abbie Hoffman Festival”, All-Story: Zoetrope Writers’ Retreat, Waiting Room Magazine, Ink, Edinburgh College of Art, Betty Rymer Gallery, G2 Gallery, and Powell’s Bookstore. She was a fiction finalist for Bomb Magazine’s annual prize (judged by A.M. Homes) and Glimmertrain Press. She’s received four Joseph Jefferson nominations and an After Dark Award.
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