Short Story Theatre

Larry Glazer has always found a way to work in entertaining jobs that amuse him and inspire creativity. As a teenager he sold peanuts and cokes at White Sox baseball games, allowing him to make money while watching his favorite team. He bagged groceries at a large neighborhood grocery store, which enabled him to meet girls who shopped with their mothers. In college, Larry was a disc jockey and newscaster at several radio stations. He made a career selling broadcast advertising for over 200 U.S. Radio and TV stations, including Anchorage, Honolulu, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and Fargo! Retired, Larry now works at a golf course part-time and golfs part-time. Some of his creative writings have been published in 2 national magazines, the Skokie Northlight Theatre magazine and on The White Sox scoreboard. Larry won $10,000 AND HIS WIFE for something he wrote for Marshall Field's State Street store window.  

Julie Isaacson lives in Highland Park and has retired from its school system as a Special Education and Early Literacy teacher. Prior the pandemic, she taught kids of all ages in her home and was passionate about teaching writing to adolescents. Julie has been published in East on Central, Highland Park Poetry, and Voices and Visions of Sister Cities. She has combined her love of cooking and writing into two books, The Angry Chef: Satisfying Recipes Inspired by Unsatisfying Relationships. This anthology launched her own satisfying relationship with Short Story Theatre, a venue she thoroughly enjoys as her storytelling family. Julie has a new dog named Ziva, who listens to all her stories