Spencer Huffman
Playwright, Actor, Director
Spencer Huffman is a playwright, director, and actor based in Chicago. His plays include: Evil Perfect, The Baseball Gods, When We Were Little, Shine Down On Us, The Swamp Play, and If Only We Were Ghosts. His plays have earned recognition from theatres and festivals across the country, including The National Playwrights Conference, American Stage’s 21st Century Voices New Play Festival, Landing Theatre Co. New American Voices Festival, Southwest Theatre Production’s Rising Artists Playwriting Competition, and Relative Theatrics, among others. He has been a fellow at The Millay Colony, The Marble House Project, and the Kerouac Project of Orlando. His directing work includes site-specific productions of Jerusalem by Jez Butterworth, Bug by Tracy Letts, and Aaslt by Duncan McLean and Pol Heyvaert, among others. Spencer's stage credits include: Spay (Rivendell Theatre) and Spinning into Butter (Janus Theatre Co).
Spencer is a 2022/2023 Fulbright Arts Scholar, a graduate of the School at Steppenwolf, and an ensemble member and literary manager at Bramble Theatre Co. BA: Kenyon College.
Spencer is a 2022/2023 Fulbright Arts Scholar, a graduate of the School at Steppenwolf, and an ensemble member and literary manager at Bramble Theatre Co. BA: Kenyon College.