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SCENE AT THE GOODMAN<br />
Race Opening Night<br />
On January 23, 2012, sponsors and guests gathered at Club<br />
Petterino’s to celebrate the opening of David Mamet’s Race.<br />
Following cocktails and dinner, guests attended the opening performance<br />
of Mamet’s latest work.<br />
Special thanks to our sponsors who made this production possible:<br />
Corporate Sponsor Partner Mayer Brown LLP; Media Partner<br />
WBEZ 91.5 FM; Season Sponsors The Edith-Marie Appleton<br />
Foundation, Julie and Roger Baskes, Patricia Cox, Andrew “Flip”<br />
Filipowski and Melissa Oliver, Ruth Ann M. Gillis and Michael<br />
J. McGuinnis, Sondra and Denis Healy/Turtle Wax, Inc., Carol<br />
Prins and John H. Hart, Alice Rapoport and Michael Sachs/Sg2<br />
and Merle Reskin; and Director’s Society Sponsors John and<br />
Caroline Ballantine, Mary Jo and Doug Basler, Doris Conant, Julie<br />
M. Danis and Paul F. Donahue, Paul Dykstra and Spark Cremin,<br />
Linda Hutson, M. Ann O’Brien and Susan and Bob Wislow.<br />
RIGHT (top to bottom): <strong>Goodman</strong> Resident Director and the director of Race Chuck Smith,<br />
Trustee Elizabeth A. Raymond (Mayer Brown LLP) and Marc Kadish, Director of Pro Bono<br />
Activities and Litigation Training at Mayer Brown LLP; Mayer Brown LLP is the Corporate<br />
Sponsor Partner of Race. Director’s Society Sponsor Mary Jo Basler and Trustee and<br />
Season Sponsor Alice Rapoport.<br />
Celebrating Race<br />
and Diversity<br />
On January 25, 2012, at Club Petterino’s, the <strong>Goodman</strong> held<br />
its winter Diversity Night event featuring David Mamet’s Race,<br />
directed by Chuck Smith. This free event is a product of the<br />
<strong>Goodman</strong>’s ongoing commitment to reflecting the diversity of<br />
our community in all areas of our organization, and is designed<br />
to bring a new audience of culturally diverse individuals to our<br />
theater. At the event, guests saw a special video that included<br />
a wide range of Chicago-based artists and cultural leaders,<br />
putting into context the themes and issues raised by Race. We<br />
hope our guests came away with a framework for engaging in<br />
conversation about how theater addresses the difficult social<br />
and cultural issues of our time. This Diversity Night was definitely<br />
an evening to remember!<br />
<strong>Goodman</strong> <strong>Theatre</strong> gratefully acknowledges each of the sponsors<br />
including: including Diversity Initiatives Leader Charter<br />
One Bank; Diversity Initiative Partners Accenture, Allstate, Ernst<br />
& Young, Fifth Third Bank, Exelon Corporation, Loop Capital,<br />
Macy’s, McDonald’s Corporation and Mesirow Financial; along<br />
with Corporate Sponsor Partners for Race Mayer Brown and<br />
Event Sponsors Baker & McKenzie LLP and Kirkland & Ellis LLP.<br />
RIGHT (top to bottom): Ralph Hughes from Diversity Initiatives Partner Macy’s and Glenn<br />
Mazade, Event Co-chair from Diversity Initiatives Leader Charter One. <strong>Goodman</strong> Board<br />
Chairman Ruth Ann M. Gillis from Diversity Initiatives Partner Exelon Corporation and<br />
Marc Grapey from the cast of Race. <strong>Goodman</strong> Trustee and Event Co-chair Rebecca Ford<br />
Terry and Tamberla Perry from the cast of Race.<br />
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