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COMING SOON… A NEW (WEB) HOME FOR THE GOODMAN! It’s the second best thing to being there. The new Goodman website will bring you closer than ever to the magic of live theater, with exhaustive archives, interactive features and new ways to experience the drama—wherever the internet may find you! ON THE NEW GOODMAN WEBSITE YOU’LL BE ABLE TO: SEARCH for the best seats and buy tickets with greater ease PURCHASE season subscriptions 24/7 and even select your own seats WATCH exclusive behind-the-scenes films in our expanded video library AS WELL AS: • EXPLORE our extensive archive of all productions staged from 2000 through today • RELIVE your favorite past shows in our photo albums • LEARN more about the artists who bring the Goodman’s work to life • READ in-depth articles about productions past, present and future • PERUSE our extensive collection of actor bios • DISCOVER our programs for Chicago-area students • PLEDGE your support GoodmanTheatre.org EARLY SPRING, 2012 18
SCENE AT THE GOODMAN Race Opening Night On January 23, 2012, sponsors and guests gathered at Club Petterino’s to celebrate the opening of David Mamet’s Race. Following cocktails and dinner, guests attended the opening performance of Mamet’s latest work. Special thanks to our sponsors who made this production possible: Corporate Sponsor Partner Mayer Brown LLP; Media Partner WBEZ 91.5 FM; Season Sponsors The Edith-Marie Appleton Foundation, Julie and Roger Baskes, Patricia Cox, Andrew “Flip” Filipowski and Melissa Oliver, Ruth Ann M. Gillis and Michael J. McGuinnis, Sondra and Denis Healy/Turtle Wax, Inc., Carol Prins and John H. Hart, Alice Rapoport and Michael Sachs/Sg2 and Merle Reskin; and Director’s Society Sponsors John and Caroline Ballantine, Mary Jo and Doug Basler, Doris Conant, Julie M. Danis and Paul F. Donahue, Paul Dykstra and Spark Cremin, Linda Hutson, M. Ann O’Brien and Susan and Bob Wislow. RIGHT (top to bottom): Goodman Resident Director and the director of Race Chuck Smith, Trustee Elizabeth A. Raymond (Mayer Brown LLP) and Marc Kadish, Director of Pro Bono Activities and Litigation Training at Mayer Brown LLP; Mayer Brown LLP is the Corporate Sponsor Partner of Race. Director’s Society Sponsor Mary Jo Basler and Trustee and Season Sponsor Alice Rapoport. Celebrating Race and Diversity On January 25, 2012, at Club Petterino’s, the Goodman held its winter Diversity Night event featuring David Mamet’s Race, directed by Chuck Smith. This free event is a product of the Goodman’s ongoing commitment to reflecting the diversity of our community in all areas of our organization, and is designed to bring a new audience of culturally diverse individuals to our theater. At the event, guests saw a special video that included a wide range of Chicago-based artists and cultural leaders, putting into context the themes and issues raised by Race. We hope our guests came away with a framework for engaging in conversation about how theater addresses the difficult social and cultural issues of our time. This Diversity Night was definitely an evening to remember! Goodman Theatre gratefully acknowledges each of the sponsors including: including Diversity Initiatives Leader Charter One Bank; Diversity Initiative Partners Accenture, Allstate, Ernst & Young, Fifth Third Bank, Exelon Corporation, Loop Capital, Macy’s, McDonald’s Corporation and Mesirow Financial; along with Corporate Sponsor Partners for Race Mayer Brown and Event Sponsors Baker & McKenzie LLP and Kirkland & Ellis LLP. RIGHT (top to bottom): Ralph Hughes from Diversity Initiatives Partner Macy’s and Glenn Mazade, Event Co-chair from Diversity Initiatives Leader Charter One. Goodman Board Chairman Ruth Ann M. Gillis from Diversity Initiatives Partner Exelon Corporation and Marc Grapey from the cast of Race. Goodman Trustee and Event Co-chair Rebecca Ford Terry and Tamberla Perry from the cast of Race. 19
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