Archives: Team Members

Mattie Hawkinson returns to Lookingglass after previously appearing in Hillbilly Antigone. Recently, Mattie appeared in Quintessence Theatre Group’s productions of Love’s Labour’s Lost, The Broken Heart, and Wilde Tales. Last fall she was in The City of Conversation at Northlight Theatre. Other credits include: work at Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival, Baltimore’s Center Stage, Theater at Monmouth, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Cleveland Play House, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Manhattan Theatre Club, Ensemble Theatre Company, Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Apple Tree Theatre, Roadworks Productions, First Folio Theatre, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater, and five sea­sons at the Eugene O’Neill National Playwrights Conference. Thanks to Lookingglass, Josh, Mom, and Denise. mattiehawkinson.weebly.com

Bio as of 2017

Cordelia Dewdney joyfully returns to the Lookingglass stage after performing as Louisa in last season’s production of Hard Times. She previously appeared at Lookingglass as a Fate in the production Moby Dick and toured with the show to South Coast Repertory, Arena Stage, and the Alliance Theatre, and has worked with the Shakespeare Project of Chicago. TV/Film credits include Chicago Med. Hailing from Vermont, Cordelia was drawn to Chicago by the beautiful sea that is Lake Michigan, and graduated from Northwestern University where she studied Theatre and English Literature.

Bio as of 2019

Jamie Abelson previously appeared at Lookingglass in the initial run of Moby Dick, as well as Peter Pan (A Play) and Treasure Island (Understudy). Other recent projects include Red Kite Treasure Adventure and Red Kite Blue Sky (Chicago Children’s Theatre); The Lieutenant of Inishmore (Northlight Theatre); Eurydice (Victory Gardens Theater); Scenes from the Big Picture (Irish Theatre of Chicago); As Told by the Vivian Girls (Dog and Pony Theatre Co.); columbinus (Raven Theatre); and Hope Springs Infernal and Dorian (The House Theatre of Chicago). Regional credits include Moby Dick (Alliance Theatre, Arena Stage, South Coast Repertory). Jamie holds a BFA in Drama from the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU.

Bio as of 2017