jordan rawlings

theatremaker, writer, accessibility advocate | Chicago, IL

ensemble at The Paper Theatre - artistic associate with The Factory Theater 
co-founder of Wholehearted Production Co.
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upcoming:

Jordan is an active ensemble member of The Paper Theatre, who are in process for their next devising project coming late 2026.

Check back soon for upcoming workshops and performances!

recent:

Fall 2025: accessibility coordinator for The Factory Theatre's production of "'The Meaningful Action Theatre Company Presents A Workshop Reading of 'Muffed: A Recounting of Farmington, Maine’s 43rd Annual Chester Greenwood Day' Devised By The Members Of The Meaningful Action Theatre Company and Produced by David New" by Zack Peercy
Fall 2025: directing "The Curator Presents," a solo show by Madeline Esterhammer-Fic, featured by The Factory Theater's "Factory After Dark" programming and the Chicago Parks Department's "Monday Night Solo Series"
Or, Learn Parkour is currently on hiatus as we transition to a new studio space. We'll be back soon!
Until then, you can catch up on our back catalog here:

theatre accessibility resources & reading:

Disclaimer: none of these resources support, sponsor, or acknowledge their mention here. These resources may support best accessibility practices, but do not guarantee protection against any legal action. They are shared for educational use only.
Chicago Cultural Accessibility Consortium
provides assistive equipment for theatres to provide accessible programming, plus a calendar of events with accommodations in the Chicago area.

Moving from Disability Visibility to Disability Artistry, by Morgan Skolink
an essay from HowlRound, estimated reading time: 16min

Arts Midwest Accessibility Center
a large collection of online accessibility resources, including information on relevant laws, local and nationwide accessibility organizations, style guides, handbooks and checklists for organizing inclusive events, web accessibility tips, and more.
I am always learning about ways to make my work kinder, more welcoming, and more intentional. For thoughts, questions, or conversations you'd like to share on arts accessibility, my inbox is always open! You can reach me through my contact form or via email at [email protected].