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| A Goodman Theatre Artistic Associate, Chuck Smith has had 25 years of experience in African-American theater. At Goodman, he has directed Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, A Christmas Carol, and Vivisections from the Blown Mind. Smith is a founding member of the Chicago Theatre Company, where he was artistic director for four seasons, staging plays including Sizwe Banzi is Dead, Fathers and Other Strangers, Suspenders, the Jeff-winning musical Po', and The Meeting. He has also directed at Fleetwood-Jourdain, The New Regal, Kuumba, Pegasus Players, New Federal Theater, ETA Creative Arts, Columbia College, and Chicago Black Ensemble Theater. He is also artistic director of the Chicago Historical Society's Voices in History program and an artist-in-residence at Columbia College Chicago, where he facilitiates the Theodore Ward playwriting contest.
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