# Henry Godinez
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henry godinez is a Cuban-American actor, director, and professor of theatre who is committed to the production of Latino theatre in Chicago. He has also directed and acted in New York City, Kansas City, Indiana, Colorado, Washington D.C., and San Diego. He is the Resident Artistic Director at the Goodman Theatre, founded and serves as director of their biennial Latino Theater Festival, and has directed and performed in multiple productions at the Goodman.
Saturday Night Special with Amy Guth: Awards Shows
On this episode of Saturday Night Special, Amy Guth and her panel discuss the nuances of awards shows and awards season: representation, diversity, politics, and more.
The panel:
Jordan Reeves, founder of Video Out
Peter Stevenson, writer for The Fix at Washington Post
Henry Godinez – latinousa…
TTIC- Henry Godinez, Karl Hamilton and Mark David Kaplan - October 21, 2013
What are the special challenges of making theatre for a young audience? Why is "simple" difficult? Director Henry Godinez and actors Karl Hamilton and Mark David Kaplan join Anne Nicholson Weber to discuss Chicago Children's Theatre's production of A Year with Frog and Toad, a family musical adapte…
‘American Mariachi’ at The Goodman Theatre
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Dean Richards Sunday Morning takes a look at the newest show opening at The Goodman Theatre. ‘American Marichi’ is the story of family, love, and tradition. Joining Dean Richards on the show is the director of ‘Amer…
AN ACTOR'S ARC, with guest Henry Godinez
AN ACTOR'S ARC traces the creative journey of ten successful actors, who share their insights into their craft as they reflect on the arc of their life in art.This episode features actor, director, and Goodman Theatre resident artistic associate HENRY GODINEZ. Recorded March 5, 2021.A video versi…
Fannie Lou and the Crew II: Return of the Hamer (Part 2)
This one was special! Battle Fatigue is a show about history, mental health, and Blackness. Interwoven between these topics are joy, pain, growth, music, laughter, learning, unlearning, and community. And it’s within that community that we find a connection that reinforces what this show is all abo…
Fannie Lou and the Crew II: Return of the Hamer (Part 1)
This one was special! Battle Fatigue is a show about history, mental health, and Blackness. Interwoven between these topics are joy, pain, growth, music, laughter, learning, unlearning, and community. And it’s within that community that we find a connection that reinforces what this show is all abo…
Measure For Measure
Director Henry Godinez talks about his powerful Chicago Shakespeare Theater production of Measure For Measure, how he loves Shakespeare’s famously problem play, and how his background informed his approach to it. Set amidst the glamour, music, and sensuality of 1950s Cuba, where Shakespeare's Vienn…
Inherit the Wind, a masterful production at Goodman Theatre through October 20th only!
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Inherit the Wind is a play written in 1955 about an actual trial which challenged teaching Darwinism in schools. Famously know…
Ready for More Odysseys?
Listen to Lost Books of the Odyssey, Make-Believe's acclaimed audio drama in which Odysseus goes on five new adventures. "Heartbreaking, resonant, darkly hilarious" – The A.V. Club. First released in 2019.
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Lost Books of the Odyssey By Jeremy McCarter Adapted from the nove…
Ready for More Odysseys?
Listen to Lost Books of the Odyssey, Make-Believe's acclaimed audio drama in which Odysseus goes on five new adventures. "Heartbreaking, resonant, darkly hilarious" – The A.V. Club. First released in 2019.
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Lost Books of the Odyssey By Jeremy McCarter Adapted from the novel by Zach…
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