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chicago shakespeare theater 

annual report 2007

a p l a c e 

s h a k e s p e a r e 

c a l l s ho m e 

Our city is alive with joyous 

celebrations, acts of courage and 

redemption, intrigue and betrayal, and 

always, always love. 

A place Shakespeare could call home. 

Four hundred years ago, Shakespeare 

wrote plays filled with the same joy, 

courage and love. 

Today, Shakespeare lives in Chicago. 

Only the players have changed.

shakespeare 

lIVes IN 

chIcaGo 

For more than twenty years, 

Chicago Shakespeare Theater has 

created unforgettable productions 

of his timeless works – scorching with 

honesty, bursting with humor, pulsing 

with humanity – that speak to audiences 

in a way they have never heard 

Shakespeare before. 

Kings whisper to school teachers. 

Beggars hold court with politicians. 

Soldiers inspire grandmothers. 

Lovers confide in bankers. 

And it’s that moment. 

That intimate moment. 

When the actors overstep the 

stage and speak right into the 

hearts of the audience. 

That’s when Shakespeare 

comes alive in Chicago.

aND 

aUDIeNces 

come Back 

For more 

A Shakespeare moment is a rich one, and 

creates an appetite for bold, compelling 

theater experiences. The kind of theater that 

demands the most from its actors. And keeps 

audiences coming back. 

Chicago Shakespeare Theater has 

emerged as an important performing arts 

center, providing audiences with classic 

and innovative theater. 

Living up to the legacy of its name. 

Audiences embrace international 

productions from our World’s Stage Series. 

Families celebrate their first theater 

experience through CST Family Series. 

More than 50,000 high school students 

and teachers annually discover the 

power of our playwright through Team 

Shakespeare. While loyal patrons continue 

to cheer our newly commissioned works 

by the gifted artists of our time – just like 

Globe audiences centuries before. 

Look what Shakespeare started.

chicago 

shakespeare 

theater 

c h I c a G o sh a k e s p e a r e th e at e r Is oN e oF th e mo s t 

V I B r a N t pr o D U c I N G aN D pr e s e N t I N G th e at e r s IN am e r I c a . 

By coupling the talents of our producing team with 

an international roster of distinguished actors, CST 

aims to give theatergoers the means to explore the 

dramatic works of William Shakespeare and other 

classics, while providing important counterpoint 

through newly commissioned plays and the presentation 

of acclaimed guest artists. 

Two very different, complementary performance 

spaces in our theater on Navy Pier provide a perfect 

home for artists and audiences alike. The thrust stage 

of the 500-seat Jentes Family Auditorium (inspired by 

the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Swan Theatre) necessitates 

an intimate, immediate relationship between 

the actors and their audience, who sit around three 

sides of the stage. By contrast, The Carl and Marilynn 

Thoma Theater, a 200-seat black box, offers practically 

limitless versatility to suit the creative choices of an 

artistic team. 

Through a 50-week season encompassing more than 

600 performances, CST leads the community as the 

largest employer of Chicago actors. CST attracts 

225,000 audience members annually, including 20,500 

subscribers and nearly 50,000 students and teachers. 

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t h e mIssIoN o F c h I c a G o s h a k e s p e a r e t h e at e r Is t o B r I N G t o 

l I F e t h e p l ay s o F w I l l I a m s h a k e s p e a r e , a N D t o p r e s e N t o t h e r 

G r e a t p e r F o r m a N c e s F o r a U D I e N c e s F r o m a l l w a l k s o F l I F e 

a N D Fr o m ar o U N D th e w o r l D .

Dear FrIeND 

As the Chicago Shakespeare Theater Chair, I have spent a great 

deal of time attending exploratory meetings with the Theater’s 

artistic directorate and staff leaders. You quickly learn to admire the 

complex orchestration of parts – some predictable, many not – in 

running such a demanding operation. The depth of artistic talent is 

simply remarkable, as the costs for sustaining and expanding operations 

are significant. 

This year’s report provides a perspective on the breadth of CST’s 

efforts – with productions for Shakespeare lovers, arts enthusiasts, 

students and families, as well as intensive training for actors, classroom 

teachers and aspiring arts managers. 

There can be no doubt whatsoever that CST has made an enormous 

contribution to our city. 

Last season alone, CST offered 634 performances; reached 46,708 

students and teachers; engaged 20,500 subscribers; hosted guest 

artists from Russia, South Africa and Italy; and sent our first production 

to the Royal Shakespeare Company. Yes, CST is a complex 

organization. Hard working. Awe inspiring. 

I’m energized by the leadership vision and will encourage emerging 

plans for the next chapter in the life of Chicago Shakespeare Theater. 

We will make “no small plans.” 

Many of you have given generously to CST. Thank you for your 

support. And to you who have not joined us at a performance 

recently, I encourage you to visit and see just how magical Chicago 

Shakespeare’s brand of theater can be. 

M. Hill Hammock 

Chair, Board of Directors 

“the depth of artistic talent is 

simply remarkable. i am eager to 

be a part of emerging plans at 

chicago shakespeare.”

from the artistic & 

eXecutiVe directors 

A few weeks before our company announced its move to Navy 

Pier, we sat on a park bench overlooking the future site of Chicago 

Shakespeare Theater. At the time, we were not sure exactly what 

lay ahead for the company, but we could see clearly that our work 

would need to embrace the vigorous energy of the city and our new 

lakefront location. We would need to embody the notion “Everybody’s 

Shakespeare,” making ours a home for audiences from all 

walks of life and from around the world. 

In the pages of this report, we see our vision coming into focus. 

The Subscription Series has never been stronger, our producing 

knowledge growing each year through ambitious undertakings, 

world premieres and collaborations. The World’s Stage Series 

astounds us – both the privilege of welcoming such distinguished 

artists and the great variety of audiences they attract. Still another 

terrific accomplishment looms over the horizon, as our Team 

Shakespeare arts-in-education program will soon serve its one 

millionth student. 

The time has come again for us to push forward. Our broad, accessible 

programming and the tremendous support we’ve received 

from philanthropic and civic leadership inspires us to take this 

company to still a higher level – from a cherished staple of the local 

community to an internationally-recognized and iconic American 

theater company. This is the goal. 

In the coming year we will be announcing bold plans for moving 

ahead, for supporting the mandates of our growing programs and 

building an incomparable platform for showcasing the very best 

theater artists. To remain in top form requires inspired change. 

We hope you will take a minute to browse these pages. Look at all 

Chicago Shakespeare Theater has become. We will ask each of you 

to join us in the challenges and rewarding discoveries that lay ahead. 

Barbara Gaines 

Artistic Director 

Criss Henderson 

Executive Director 

“We embody the notion ‘eVerybody’s 

shakespeare,’ making ours a home 

for audiences from all Walks of life 

and from around the World.”

t r o I l U s aN D cr e s s I Da 

Directed by Barbara Gaines 

Production support provided by Aon Corporation, 

The Chicago Community Trust and members of the Shakespeare Society 

subscription 


series 

t r a N s F o r m I N G a U D I e N c e s wIt h th e po w e r 

o F pe r F o r m a N c e aN D sh a k e s p e a r e ’s tI m e l e s s INsIGhts IN t o 

t h e hU m a N c o N D I t I o N 

The centerpiece of our performance season at 

Chicago Shakespeare Theater is the annual Subscription 

Series. It is the engine that drives our theater, 

with featured selections from Shakespeare’s canon, 

complemented by other dramatic works of both the 

past and present that resonate with Shakespeare’s 

timeless insights into the human condition. 

We are known at CST for our devotion to preserving 

the integrity of Shakespeare’s language, while at the 

same time making the work clear and understandable 

to a modern American audience. When we choose 

the lineup for a season, we look for plays that run the 

gamut of emotion and cover a range of voice, tone 

and style. 

Our loyal audience base, numbering 20,500 annual 

subscribers, comes back to support us year after year, 

eager to visit our stages and experience with us the 

joys of live performance.

a m a j U B a : lI k e Do V e s we rI s e 

In association with The Farber Foundry, South Africa 

Directed by Yael Farber 

Production support provided by Sara Lee Foundation 

World’s 


stage 

B r I N G I N G th e w o r l D ’s Gr e a t th e at e r s 

t o ch I c a G o aN D ch I c a G o sh a k e s p e a r e t o th e w o r l D 

Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s World’s Stage Series 

affords local theatergoers prime opportunities to 

experience different cultural traditions and must-see 

touring shows without ever leaving Chicago city limits. 

In curating the World’s Stage, CST takes its cue from 

Shakespeare’s high mark of quality and from Europe’s 

freewheeling touring circuit. We have had occasion to 

host many of our globe’s iconic troupes: The Abbey 

Theatre from Dublin, Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre 

from London, the Chekhov International Theatre 

Festival from Moscow, La Comédie Française from 

Paris, The Farber Foundry from South Africa... the list 

grows more impressive with each passing year. 

Local theater professionals, working on our 

city’s stages, benefit tremendously from personal 

interactions with their international counterparts, 

including rare chances to attend master classes and 

forums featuring our esteemed guest artists. We 

delight, too, in the honor of presenting our own CST 

touring productions before discerning audiences in the 

world’s great theater cities, earning praise for Chicago 

and our own wonderful artists. 

Ours is a landmark commitment, cementing 

a new theater tradition in Chicago with a 

distinctly international focus. 

m a r I o N e t t e ma c B e t h 

A co-production with Carlo Colla e Figli, Italy 

Directed by Kate Buckley 

Adapted for marionettes by Eugenio Colla 

Production support provided by JPMorgan Chase

t h e th r e e mU s k e t e e r s 

Based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas 

Directed by David H. Bell 

Music by George Stiles and book by Paul Raby 

Original concept by William Hobbs 

Production support provided by Harris Bank 

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classics 

o p e N I N G th e s ta G e Do o r t o Ne w w o r k s 

B y th e GI F t e D ar t I s t s oF oU r tI m e 

Through the commissioning of new stagings and the 

re-illumination of classical plays, our New Classics 

initiative stretches artistic boundaries. 

New Classics commissions are concrete additions 

to the American theater canon, and always wrought 

of the same high standards we bring to our major 

Shakespeare productions. Our published New Classics 

scripts bring a sustained viability to these efforts, and 

an open call for producers and artistic directors across 

the country to try their hand at these glorious works. 

As a living art form, theater by its nature demands that 

we approach it not as a collection to be dusted off and 

exhibited, but as an ever-growing, ever-evolving opus. 

We view New Classics as a means to redouble the range 

of opportunities we can present to artists, directors 

and designers – pushing artists and audiences into 

uncharted territory.

h o w ca N y o U rU N wIt h a sh e l l oN y o U r Ba c k ? 

a N ae s o p ’ s Fa B l e s mU s I c a l 

Directed by Peter Flynn 

Music, lyrics and book by Michael Mahler and Alan Schmuckler 

Production support provided by Hyatt Hotels Corporation and 

The National Alliance for Musical Theatre 

family 


series 

I N t r o D U c I N G th e ar t oF pe r F o r m a N c e , c l a s s I c th e at e r 

a N D a Gr e a t tI m e t o y o U N G he a r t s aN D mI N D s 

Our CST Family Series presents a convergence 

of abridged Shakespeare productions, timeless 

fables and fairy tales, interactive music concerts 

and musical theater created with families in mind. For 

the tens of thousands of families who visit Navy Pier 

every year – each in search of an assortment of sights, 

sounds and entertainment – Chicago Shakespeare 

Theater can offer a significant experience, introducing 

the classics and the performing arts to young people. 

Family theater is a shared experience where children 

engage actively and viscerally in story-making. When 

stories express something meaningful about one’s 

emotional landscape or the horizons of a world the 

child is coming to know, the experience can be deeply 

illuminating and enriching. 

One need not wait until adulthood to begin a discovery 

of Shakespeare’s works or other timeless tales. At CST, 

we believe the classics exist for the benefit of all, and 

as a guide throughout our lives. For parent and for 

child, these relationships can take root through our 

CST Family Series.

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shakespeare 

e N G a G I N G s t U D e N t s aN D te ac h e r s th r o U G h 

s h a k e s p e a r e ’s w o r D s , a N D ex p l o r I N G to G e t h e r 

o U r c o m p l e x hU m a N Na t U r e 

For the past 16 years, our Team Shakespeare artsin-education 

program has been uniting the skills of 

theater artists and teachers to bring Shakespeare to 

life in the school curriculum. 

Two central tenets guide all Team Shakespeare act- 

ivities: (1) a belief that Shakespeare’s plays are best 

understood as active storytelling on the theater stage; 

and (2) that the skills of theater practitioners – voice, 

fluency, imagination, intent – link directly to best 

practices in literacy. Just as actors do when developing 

characters, strong readers break down words, scan for 

clues, imagine scenes and formulate opinions. 

Our classroom handbooks and free workshops give 

educators a battery of engaging classroom study 

methods, with emphasis on active wordplay, open 

discussion and dramatic reenactment of Shakespeare’s 

texts. To underscore this commitment, more than 

100 Chicago Shakespeare Theater matinees each 

season are reserved exclusively for student audiences, 

with deep ticket subsidies to ensure broad access for 

all schools. 

The study of Shakespeare’s plays exists as a “rite of 

passage” for American students, an activity through 

which it is hoped different generations, countries and 

cultures may be bridged. CST views it as a privilege and 

a responsibility to support this annual academic pursuit.

professional 

deVelopment 


& lifelong learning 

c r e a t I N G a ce N t e r F o r eD U c a t Io N aN D pe r F o r m a N c e , 

t e a c h I N G a U D I e N c e s, a c t o r s aN D th e at e r le a D e r s 

Chicago Shakespeare Theater seeks to be a learning 

institution as well as a performing arts center, with 

opportunities for our community members to delve 

deep into the nuances of art and the business of theater. 

CST operates three education-based programs that 

invite our community into a dialogue with us to widen 

understanding and build expertise. 

Open DOOr at CSt 

Audiences can obtain insight into the plays they see on 

our stages through pre- and post-performance talks 

dealing with the historical context surrounding the 

play, and relevant social and political issues. Scholars 

from across the country are invited to participate in 

these lectures. 

CSt ClaSSiCal training prOjeCt 

Artistic Director Barbara Gaines founded CST through 

a series of First Folio Shakespeare Workshops with a 

group of young Chicago actors. Twenty years later, our 

core of actors continues this tradition, spearheading 

a regimen of training sessions to help expand the 

range of any actor’s repertoire. We look to support a 

new generation of classical actors, so that our city will 

have a strong pool of thriving talent for years to come. 

artS leaDerShip prOgram 

CST, in partnership with The Theater School at DePaul 

University, has developed a two-year Master of Fine 

Arts degree program combining full-time employment 

at CST with graduate-level coursework. Participants 

get the best of two worlds – cutting-edge theoretical 

work in the classroom and the opportunity to apply it 

through hands-on, real-world training at CST. A fast 

track to the highest levels of not-for-profit manage- 

ment, the Arts Leadership Program is cultivating a 

generation of individuals who, in the years ahead, will 

guide the business of art to new heights.

CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER 

2006–2007 SEASON 

HENRY IV, PARTS 1 and 2 

Part of The Complete Works Festival 

at the Royal Shakespeare Company 

Presented at the Swan Theatre, England 


July 6-15, 2006 

HAMLET 

Directed by Terry Hands 

September 2 – November 18, 2006 

THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN 

Directed by Darko Tresjnak 

September 26 – December 17, 2006 

THE THREE MUSKETEERS 

Based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas 


Music by George Stiles, lyrics by 

Paul Leigh and book by Peter Raby 

Original concept by William Hobbs 

December 16, 2006 – February 18, 2007 

TROILUS AND CRESSIDA 


April 13 – June 24, 2007 

TWELFTH NIGHT 

In association with Chekhov International 

Theatre Festival, Russia 

Directed by Declan Donnellan 

November 22 – December 3, 2006 

AMAJUBA: LIKE DOVES WE RISE 

In association with The Farber Foundry, 

South Africa 

Directed by Yael Farber 

January 31 – February 11, 2007 

MARIONETTE MACBETH 

Presented at Chicago Shakespeare 

Theater and at The New Victory Theater, 

New York 

A co-production with Carlo Colla e Figli, Italy 

Directed by Kate Buckley 

Adapted for marionettes by Eugenio Colla 

March 13-25, 2007 and April 20-29, 2007 

TINY NINJA THEATER 

PRESENTS HAMLET 

Directed by Dov Weinstein 

October 9-16, 2007 

WITCHES, WIZARDS, SPELLS AND 

ELVES: THE MAGIC OF SHAKESPEARE 

In association with The Chicago 

Chamber Musicians 

Directed by Matt Schwader 

Composed and narrated by Bruce Adolphe 

January 20-21, 2007 

HOW CAN YOU RUN WITH 

A SHELL ON YOUR BACK? 

AN AESOP’S FABLES MUSICAL 

Directed by Peter Flynn 

Music, lyrics and book by Michael Mahler and 

Alan Schmuckler 

March 8 – April 22, 2007 

SEUSSICAL, THE MUSICAL 

Directed by Eric Rosen 

Music by Stephen Flaherty and lyrics by 

Lynn Ahrens 

Book by Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens 

June 30 – August 20, 2006 

MACHOMER: 

THE SIMPSONS DO MACBETH 

Directed by Sean Lynch 

Created and performed by Rick Miller 

July 5 – July 23, 2006 

SHORT SHAKESPEARE! 

THE TAMING OF THE SHREW 


January 24 – April 13, 2007 

CPS HAMLET 

Directed by Kirsten Kelly 

October 20-21, 2006 

FINANCIALS 

BALANCE SHEET 

as of June 30, 2007 

ASSETS 

Cash, cash equivalents and investments $13,946,177 

Grants, other receivables and deposits 2,311,793 

Prepaid expenses and other assets 933,805 

Property, net of depreciation 3,718,020 

Total assets 20,909,795 

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 

LIABILITIES 

Secured long-term note 4,100,000 

Accounts payable and accrued expenses 698,904 

Deferred subscription and ticket revenue 3,508,648 

Total liabilities 8,307,552 

NET ASSETS 

Unrestricted 

Designated 8,866,983 

Operations 269,704 

Temporarily restricted 3,465,556 

Total net assets 12,602,243 

Total liabilities and net assets $20,909,795 

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY 

for the Year Ended June 30, 2007 

UNRESTRICTED ACTIVITY 

OPERATIONS 

Total earned income $8,198,761 

Total public support 5,319,877 

Total expenses 13,502,257 

Income net of expenses 16,381 

DESIGNATED FUNDS 

Total earned income 394,663 

Total public support 0 

Total expenses 110,892 

Income net of expenses 283,771 

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED ACTIVITY 

Total earned income 0 

Total public support (271,455) 

Total expenses 0 

Income net of expenses (271,455) 

Total change in net assets 28,697 

Net assets, beginning of year 12,573,546 

Net assets, end of year $12,602,243 

A copy of our complete financial statements as of June 30, 2007 and 2006, together 

with the auditor’s report will be sent upon written request to the Treasurer.

SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY 

Chicago Shakespeare Theater is grateful to the members of the 

Shakespeare Society for their generosity. These committed individuals 

annually sustain the Theater’s capacity to fully serve the community. 

Funds raised by the Society are used to safeguard the quality and 

diversity of Chicago Shakespeare’s programming and education outreach. 

$100,000 & above 

Barbara and Richard Franke 

Timothy Schwertfeger and Gail Waller 

Walt and Judy Skowronski, in memory of Eric Curtis Skowronski 

$50,000 – $99,999 

Joyce Chelberg 

Julie and Parker Hall 

Jack and Betsy Karp 

Raymond and Judy McCaskey 

Donna Van Eekeren 

Anonymous 

$25,000 – $49,999 

Edgar H. Bachrach 

Duane and Susan Burnham 

Joan and Kevin Evanich 

Harve A. Ferrill 

Nellie and Sheldon Fink 

Greg and Christa Gallopoulos 

Virginia and Gary Gerst 

William and Valerie Hall 

Hill and Cheryl Hammock 

Dick and Lou Hurckes 

Jan and Bill Jentes 

Daniel and Gloria Kearney 

John and Judy Keller 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krehbiel 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Miller and Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP 

Ms. Sheila A. Penrose and Mr. R. Ernest Mahaffey 

Alicia and Peter Pond 

John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe 

Scott Family Foundation II 

Barbara Landis Seid and Barre Seid 

Carl and Marilynn Thoma 

Gayle and Glenn Tilles 

Pam and Doug Walter 

Anonymous 

GRANTS & SPONSORSHIPS 

Chicago Shakespeare Theater proudly recognizes its numerous 

business and civic partners whose annual contributions provide major 

programming support. Grants and sponsorship awards are critical to 

sustaining the Theater’s fundamental stage work, as well as offering 

important opportunities for the continuation and constant improvement 

of Chicago Shakespeare’s community ventures* 

GUARANTORS 

$100,000 & above 

American Airlines 

The Boeing Company 

The Davee Foundation 

Exelon, Proud Parent of ComEd 

Hyatt Hotels Corporation 

Illinois Arts Council 

JPMorgan Chase 

Kraft Foods 

McCormick Tribune Foundation 

BENEFACTORS 

$50,000 – $99,999 

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois 

The Chicago Community Trust 

ComEd 

Julius Frankel Foundation 

Harris Bank 

LaSalle Bank 

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur 

Foundation 

Polk Bros. Foundation 

Prince Charitable Trusts 

Sara Lee Foundation 

Anonymous 

SUSTAINERS 

$25,000 – $49,999 

Aon Corporation 

Colfax Envelope Corporation 

Doris Duke Charitable Foundation 

Food For Thought 

Lloyd A. Fry Foundation 

The Leo S. Guthman Fund 

The Joyce Foundation 

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation 

Microsoft Corporation 

National Endowment for the Arts 

Nuveen Investments 

The Pauls Foundation 

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 

Quaker Tropicana Gatorade, a division of 

PepsiCo 

The Rhoades Foundation 

The Shubert Foundation 

The Harold and Mimi Steinberg 

Charitable Trust 

Theatre Communications Group, Inc 

$15,000 – $24,999 

Helen Brach Foundation 

Citigroup Foundation 

The Crown Family 

James S. Kemper Foundation 

MBIA, Inc. 

Stefani’s Children’s Foundation 

$10,000 – $14,999 

Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott LLP 

Chicago Title & Trust Company 

Foundation 

Deloitte & Touche, LLP 

The Field Foundation 

Lee G. Hall Foundation 

John R. Halligan Charitable Fund 

Harris Family Foundation 

The Irving Harris Foundation 

Jenner & Block LLP 

The Mayer & Morris Kaplan Family 

Foundation 

Kirkland & Ellis LLP 

The Lehman Brothers Foundation 

Mayer Brown LLP 

Molex Incorporated 

National City Bank 

Anonymous 

$5,000 – $9,999 

Baxter International 

William Blair & Company, L.L.C. 

City of Chicago Department of Cultural 

Affairs – CityArts 4 Grant 

Chicago Mercantile Exchange 

James Huntington Foundation 

Illinois Tool Works 

Newcastle Limited 

NIB Foundation 

* Annual Fund donors only. Special events 

contributions and table purchases excluded.

GRANTS (continued) 

$5,000 – $9,999 

Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Foundation 

Dr. Scholl Foundation 

The Siragusa Foundation 

Anonymous 

$1,000 – $4,999 

Abbott Laboratories Fund 

AT&T 

Bank of America Foundation 

BBJ Linen 

Blum-Kovler Foundation 

Front Barnett Associates LLC 

Goldman Sachs & Company/National 

Corporate Theatre Fund 

The H. Earl Hoover Foundation 

IBM Corporation 

Motorola Foundation 

The National Alliance for Musical Theatre 

Peoples Gas 

Wellpoint Foundation 

CONTRIBUTORS 

INDIVIDUAL 

CONTRIBUTORS 

Chicago Shakespeare Theater 

deeply appreciates the following 

individual contributors and 

their efforts to help advance 

the Theater’s work. Bard Circle 

Membership is afforded to 

annual donors of $1,000 or 

more. Members receive exclusive 

privileges, bringing them closer to 

the artistry of the Theater. 

BARD CIRCLE AMBASSADORS 

$15,000 – $24,999 

Frank and Kathy Ballantine 

Cynthia and Alan Berkshire 

Thomas L. and Cairy S. Brown 

Ann Cunniff and Steve Turner 

Philip and Phyllis Eaton 

Stewart Hudnut and Vivian Leith 

Nancy and Don Kempf 

Anne E. Kutak 

Chase and Mark Levey 

Richard and Jane Lipton 

E. Jerome and Joanne McCarthy 

Bob and Becky McLennan 

Helen Melchior 

Minor Family Foundation 

Charles and Susan Patten 

Mark and Allyson Rose 

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan 

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Segal 

Harvey and Mary Struthers 

BARD CIRCLE SCHOLARS 

$10,000 – $14,999 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Angell 

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas C. Babson 

Paul and Mary Finnegan 

Caryn and King Harris 

The Jaquith Family Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keiser 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kent 

Ada and Paul Kinscherff 

Lew and Susan Manilow 

Clare Muñana and John McCartney 

Mark Ouweleen and Sara Harding 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ross 

BARD CIRCLE FELLOWS 

$5,000 – $9,999 

Dr. and Mrs. Whitney Addington 

Penny Barr 

Julie and Roger Baskes 

Kevin S. Borgard and Christine B. 

Cantarino 

Barbara and Jim Bronner 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brown 

Canning Family Foundation 

George and Barbara Cochran 

Bryan and Christina Cressey 

Philip and Marsha Dowd 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Engel 

Cameron and Amy Findlay 

Sonja and Conrad Fischer Foundation 

J. Friedman 


Nancy Gerstad 

Joan J. Golder 

Richard and Mary L. Gray 

Mary Winton Green 

Mr. and Mrs. William N. Guthrie 

Michael R. Haney 

Kathryn J. Hayley 


Deborah and David Holloway 

Ruth P. Horwich 

Fruman, Marian and Lisa Jacobson 

Reinhardt H. and Shirley R. Jahn 

Foundation 

James and Virginia Junewicz 

Anstiss and Ronald Krueck 

Mr. Julius Lewis 

Jim and Kay Mabie 

Martha and John Mabie 

Alfred L. and Nancy A. McDougal 

Ellie and Bob Meyers – Harvey B. Levin 

Charitable Trust 

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Miller 

Mike and Adele Murphy 

Dr. Martha Nussbaum 

Carleton D. Pearl 

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Pierpont 

John and Betsey Puth 

Glenn and Kelly Richter 

Scott and Laurie Rose 

Burton X. and Sheli Rosenberg 

John Michael Savko 

Karla Scherer 

Mildred L. Calhoun and Joseph U. 

Schorer 

Jana R. and Eric M. Schreuder 

Eileen P. Scudder and Russell 

Zimmermann 

Rose L. Shure, in honor of Barbara Gaines 

Kathleen and Brian Spear 

Sara and Jim TenBroek 

Howard and Paula Trienens 

Cheryl J. Weissman and Larry D. Muffett 

Bobbi and Sheldon Zabel 

Ann Ziegler 

BARD CIRCLE PATRONS 

$2,500 – $4,999 

Bob and Trish Barr 

John and Margie Bennecke 

Michael and Michele Brennan 

Catherine Mouly and LeRoy T. Carlson, Jr. 

Stephen C. and Patricia B. Carlson 

Ann and Richard Carr 

Franklin A. Cole 

Patricia Cox, Katie and Will Hunckler 

Mark and Connie Crane 

Marilyn Darnall and Donald Strueber 

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Daverman 

Robert Dohmen 

Theodore Eckert Foundation 

Janet and Kenton Foutty 

Jim and Karen Frank 

Ron and Christina Gidwitz 

Ellen and Paul Gignilliat Foundation 

James and Brenda Grusecki 

David C. Hall 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Heagy 

Fred and Vallie Henry 

Marshall and Doris Holleb 

James and Mary Houston 

David and Eileen Hovey 

Robert T. Isham, Jr. 

Klaff Family Foundation 

The Koldyke Family Fund 

Sanfred and Nancy Kolton 

Dr. John G. Lease 

Bud Lifton and Carol Rosofsky 

Jan and Craig Mahlstedt 

Malott Family Foundation 

Winifred Martin 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newberry McCreary 

Ron and Linda McGimpsey 

George and Peggy Pandaleon 

Mona and Jerry Penner 

Carlisle and John Rex-Waller 

The Roberts Family Foundation 

Joan and Robert Rogoz 

Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Roper 

Richard and Donna Rosenberg 

The Schroeder Foundation 

Robin L. and Timothy D. Sheehan 

Michael and Linda Simon 

Steven and Robin Solomon 

Bruce and Nancy Stevens 

Kimberly K. Taylor 

Imogene Thoma, in honor of Carl and 

Marilynn Thoma 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thomas 

Richard and Elaine Tinberg 

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tobey, Jr. 

Lynne and David B. Weinberg 

Anonymous (3) 

BARD CIRCLE PARTNERS 

$1,000 – $2,499 

James L. Alexander and Curtis Drayer 

Karen and Walter Alexander 

Doris and Joe Alvarado 

Dalia and Jurgis Anysas 

Doris and Larry Ashkin 

Jeff Baddeley 

Michael Fain and Judith Barnard 

Sue and Jim Barney 

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barriger 

Roberta and Hal Barron 

The Robert and Sharon Barton Charitable 

Fund 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beck 

Angela and Peter Bentley

Jean and John Berghoff 

Mary Anne Bergin 

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bienen 

Jim Blake and Kelly Morgan 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block 

George W. Blossom III 

Charles and Mary Anne Bobrinskoy 

Florence H. Boone 

Marilyn and Richard Bromley 

Suzanne and John Brubaker 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bruske III 

Brian Burrows and Penny Kahan 

Susanne B. Bush 

Maureen and Scott Byron 

David and Orit Carpenter 

Annette and Rowan Carroll 

Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carton 

Robert A. and Iris J. Center 

Larry and Julie Chandler 

Dennis and Karen Chookaszian 

Rev. Jane A. and Mr. Michael A. Clark 

Ann and Roger Cole 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Collins, in honor of 

David Bell 

Jane and John Colman 

Ms. Nancy Corral 

Keith S. Crow and Elizabeth Parker Crow 

Michael F. Csar 

Drs. Carl Cucco and Marilyn Mitchell 

Bob and Chie Curley 

Charles and Irene Custer 

Carol K. and Daniel R. Cyganowski 

Charlotte and Lawrence Damron 

Bob and Jan Daniels 

Denniston Family Foundation 

Nancy and Gene Desombre 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave A. Dohnalek 

Wendy Doniger 

Daisy A. Driss 

Ingrid and Rich Dubberke 

George Dunea, M.D. 

Mr. S. Cody Engle 

Dr. Brenda Eriksen 

Grace and Thomas Ewert 

Sylvia Dawson Fergus 

W. Clinton and Lois Farrell Fisher 

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Fitzgerald, Jr. 

Foley Family Foundation 

Rhoda and Henry S. Frank 

Pamela Baker and Jay R. Franke 

Mary and Terry Franke 

Frankel Family Foundation 

Willard and Anne Fraumann 

Patricia and Martin Freeman 

Dr. and Mrs. Willard A. Fry 

Jack Fuller and Debra Moskovitz 

James and Paula Furst 

Edith B. Gaines 

Patti Eylar and Charlie Gardner 

Michael and Joan Garner 

Suzanne and Frank Gerlits 

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Glasser 

Steven Cohen and Michael Godnick 

Ethel and Bill Gofen 

Honey Lynn Goldberg 

Jim Goodridge and Joan Riley 

Pam and Bill Grady 

Mr. Craig Grannon 

Sue and Melvin Gray 

Ray H. Greenblatt 

Dr. Rolf M. Gunnar 

Marjorie E. Habermann 

Steve and Debbie Hallsey 

Al and Chris Hanna 

Mr. and Mrs. OJ Heestand 

Skip and Meg Herman 

Sonny and Marlene Hersh 

Mary Pick Hines 

Gail and Tom Hodges 

Mrs. J. Dillon Hoey 

Bill and Vicki Hood 

David and Marci Horowitz 

James and Nancy Hotchkiss 

Joseph H. Huebner 

Leland Hutchinson and Jean Perkins 

Terrell and Jill Isselhard 

Judy and Verne Istock 

Dr. Harry Jaffe 

Helmut and Deborah Jahn 

Paul and Pamela James 

Lynn and Ned Jessen 

Karen and Dennis Johnson 

Claudia and Rick Johnson 

John W. and Gretchen Jordan 

JS Charitable Trust 

Ms. Susan M. Junkroski 

Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Kain 

Kay and Malcolm Kamin 

Kip Kelley 

Mr. Dennis D. Kendzora 

Dr. Russell Killion 

Jacquelyn and David Kopp 

T/S Kully Philanthropic Fund 

Alan J. and Caron A. Lacy 

Beth and Steven A. Landsman 

Mr. and Mrs. Morton N. Lane 

Paul Lehman and Ronna Stamm 

Joanie and Dick Leopold 

Judy Lewis 

Mrs. Carole F. Liebson and Dr. Philip R. 

Liebson 

Cynthia and Chelsea Link 

Jan Linn and Richard Pincus 

Michael C. Litt 

Diane and Bill Lloyd 

Susan and Roger Lumpp 

Michael Lutz, Marshall G. Lutz Foundation 

Charlene and Gary MacDougal 

Barry and Mary Ann MacLean 

Joseph, Kathleen and Nancy Madden 

William Mason and Diana Davis 

John and Judy McCarter 

Douglas McLemore 

Ruthie and Alan McNally 

Deborah Spertus Melhus and Martin 

Melhus 

Richard and Martha Melman Foundation 

Bernie and Sandra Meyer 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Meyer 

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moore IV 

Kate and William Morrison 

Bill Mulliken and Lorna Filippini-Mulliken 

Linda and Dennis Myers 

Judith E. Neisser 

Werner E. and Judith Neuman 

Bobbi Newman 

Alexandra and John Nichols 

Cheryl Steiger and Kevin Noonan 

Bernard and Betty Fae Nusinow 

James F. Oates 

Mr. and Mrs. James O’Connor 

Philip and Marjorie Odeen 

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olson, Jr. 

Dr. Allen L. and Dr. Georga K. Parchem 

Robert K. Parsons and Victoria J. Herget 

Thomas Pawlik and Ava Cohn 

Theodore and Harriette Perlman 

Sandra and Michael Perlow, in honor of 

Sheldon Fink 

Joseph G. Phelps 

Kathleen Picken 

Meline and Allan Pickus 

Dorian and Dave Poole 

Richard Porter and Lydia Marti 

Marilyn and Roger Price 

Wendy and Jeffrey Puglielli 

Elizabeth Raymond and Paul Hybel 

Sal and Nazneen Razi 

Allan and Lynne Reich 

Healy M. Rodman 

Edmund and Carol Ronan 

Ann and Robert Ronus 

Barbara and Ed Roob 

Howard J. Rosen 

Patti and Eugene Ross 

Joseph O. Rubinelli, Jr. 

Kim Russel and Dirk Brom 

Paul and Joanne Ruxin 

Bruce Sagan and Bette Cerf Hill 

B.T. Sales 

Judy and David Schiffman 

April and Jim Schink 

Bonnie and Roger Schmidt 

Frank and Karen Schneider 

Thomas and Maryellen Scott 

Mr. and Mrs. J. Josef Sedelmaier 

Elizabeth and John Seebeck 

Richard and Betty Seid 

Carol and Steve Senderowitz 

Dr. Ken Shanoff 

Andrew H. Shaw 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shea 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Silverstein 

Dick Simpson, in memory of Sarajane 

Avidon 

Larry and Victoria Smith 

Stephanie A. Smith 

Robert and Christina Smolen 

Julia Stasch 

Lisbeth Stiffel 

Jeff Stoller 

Donna M. and Thomas H. Stone 

Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Stonebraker 

Dr. and Mrs. R. Michael Tanner 

Mr. Gilbert Terlicher 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Thomas 

Mrs. Vernon B. Thomas 

Joanne and Larry Troutner 

Henry and Janet Underwood 

Joe and Drenda Vijuk 

Mr. and Mrs. Clark L. Wagner 

Dan and Patty Walsh 

Mary Kay and William Walsh 

Karen and Herb Wander 

Bill and Frona Weaver 

Ruth V. Weiner 

David and Linda Wesselink 

Brian and Sheila Whalen

Charles R. and Jane N. Whitchurch 

Randy and Lisa White 

Mary Ann and Roger White 

Suzanne and Robert Wieseneck 

Robert B. Wilcox 

Jim and Trudy Wimmer 

Joan and Jack Wing 

John and Christine Wray 

Steve and Arna Yastrow 

Geri and Ronald Yonover 

Dr. William R. Zimmer 

Anonymous (6) 

COLLEAGUES 

$500 – $999 

Jean Allard 

Dominic and Kathryn Allocco 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Andersen 

Ellen and Richard Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Archer 

Brett and Carey August 

Richard K. Baer, M.D. 

Bonnie A. Barber 

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Baumgartner, Jr. 

Susan Beagley, in honor of Gayle Tilles 

Joan and Robert Berger 

Brian Horwood and Mary Beth Berkoff 

John and Barbara Blair 

Judy and Merrill Blau 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Block, III 

Joyce Bottum 

Joe Brennan and Leslie Shad 

Alan and Carol Brown 

Baird Brown 

Richard and Andrea Brown 

Paula and Richard Bukacek 

Richard and Barbara Bull 

Jon and Trudy Bunge 

Pastora San Juan Cafferty 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Callahan 

Ms. Jeanna Capito 

Stanley D. Christianson 

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin J. Collier 

Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Cooper 

Paula and Oscar D’Angelo 

Joseph and Helen Diamond 

Azile V. Dick 

Peter and Connie Dickinson 

Dr. and Mrs. James L. Downey 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edwards 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Eley 

James and Joan Fencil 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Fitzgerald 

William and Rosemary Fleig 

Steph and Tom Formolo 

Adrian Foster 

Galler Family Foundation 

Charles Gately and Barbara Marder-Gately 

Camillo and Arlene Ghiron 

Mrs. Willard Gidwitz 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Glossberg, The 

Joseph B. Glossberg Foundation 

William and Anne Goldstein 

Sheldon and Susan Gottlieb 

Iris and Martin Gradman 

Daniel W. Hamilton and Mary Ann 

Winkelmes 

Alton Harris 

Richard Hay and Sandra Shane-DuBow 

Barbara and Ferd Isserman 

T. J. Ivinjack 

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Jahn 

Russell N. Johnson 

Edward T. Joyce 

Ms. Joan Kaloustian 

Robert and Jeanne Kapoun 

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kates 

Judith Kaufman 

Diane and Gaynor Kelley 

Martin and Rosann Kelly 

James and Carolyn Krause 

John C. Kuetemeyer 

Robert and Olga S. Kukulka 

Walter and Elaine Kurczewski 

J. G. Leonhardi 

Sharon and Robert Lindgren 

Gloria and Harold Lipschultz 

Nancy and Jim Loewenberg 

Jim and SuAnne Lopata 

Abby and Farleigh Lussky 

Steve and Lynn Mattson 

Ted and Almeda Maynard 

J. K. Metzdorf 

Ms. Hertha Meyer 

Ms. Jane Meyer 

Rob and Marilyn Moore 

Carol and Terry Moritz 

Margie T. and R. Scott Morris 

Howard and Sandra Nagelberg 

Mr. Thomas Neal 

Hiram and Patricia Nowlan 

Sarah and Wallace Oliver 

David and Patsy Oser 

Ms. Elaine L. Ostrem 

Connie and Don Patterson 

Stephen and Marina Payne 

Gerald Perutz 

Katrina Pipasts 

Steve Plevin 

Robert M. Pope 

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Prinz 

Dr. and Mrs. James Rausch 

Dr. and Mrs. David Reese 

Bob and Mary Reusché 

William C. Roberts, Jr. 

Janice Rodgers and Dean Hagan 

Janet and Philip Rotner 

Richard Sanders 

John and Barbara Sapiente 

Mr. Robert Scales and Ms. Mary Keefe 

Robert W. Andersen and George P. 

Schneider 

Judy and Thomas Scorza 

Jack and Pat Scotellaro 

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Scully, Jr. 

James M. Sears 

Jason and Ruth Sharps 

Mr. and Mrs. David Shute 

Jack Siegel and Evelyn Brody 

Craig Sirles 

Michael, Charlotte and Ted Smith 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smykal 

Bob and Cathy Solomon 

David and Ingrid Stallé 

Robert Stephenson 

Stan and Kristin Stevens 

Sara E. Sumner 

Thomas and Theresa Tracey 

Brady Twiggs 

Peter Urka 

Mr. and Mrs. John Van Horn 

Linda Vertrees 

Chloe and Angus Watson 

Barbara and Thomas Weil 

Richard and Karen Weiland 

Lyman and Deana Welch 

Heidi Schellman and Stephen Wolbers 

Duain Wolfe 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Woolever 

Abbott and Teana Wright 

William Ziemann and Virginia L. Tallman 

Anonymous (2) 

FRIENDS 

$250 – $499 

Rev. David G. Abrahamson 

John and Mary Alukos 

Geoffrey A. Anderson 

Robert C. Anderson 

Doug Antonio 

Ms. Dianna Armstrong 

Guy and Janice Arvia 

Barbara and Theodore Asner 

Richard and Karleen Baker 

Robert and Marcella Barry 

Michael and Felicia Baskin 

Edward and Donna Becht 

Bergen Family 

Carla and Steve Berry 

Keki and Mehroo Bhote, in honor of 

Edith Gaines 

Sam and Shirley Bianco 

Linda and David Blumberg 

Mr. and Mrs. William Braman 

Margaret K. and Denis A. Breen 

Paul and Susan Brenner 

Rev. Joyce and Mr. George M. Brown 

Larry and Shari Brown 

Crystal and Thomas F. Bush 

Michael L. Cardinale and Autumn L. 

Mather 

Bob and Mary Kay Cimarusti 

Thomas Clancy and Dana Green 

Edward Condon 

Susan Smith and Kevin J. Connor 

Kim and Vera Cory 

James and Kathleen Cowie 

Chrissy and William Cox 

Rosemary Crowley and Dr. Morton 

Arnsdorf 

David and Barbara Flynn Currie 

Judy and Tapas K. Das Gupta 

Michael and Barbara Davis 

Sue and Kent Davis 

Nancy Davis and Stuart McCrary 

Lisette and Richard Davison 

Mr. Michael Del Campo 

Dirk Denison 

Molly and Julian D’Esposito 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Devers Jr. 

Ms. Janet E. Diehl 

Helen and Frank Diprima, in memory of 

William J. McGirr 

Thomas and Susan Drake 

Eldred DuSold 

John Dziedziak 

Wayne A. Ecklund 

Melanie Ehrhart 

Daniel and Marcia Fensin 

Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson

Peg and David Fletcher 

Matthew and Amanda Fox 

Timothy and Janet Fox 

James and Silvia Franklin 

Marilyn and John Fritz 

Donald C. Gancer 

Judy Gaynor 

Mary and John Gedo 

Stephen and Elizabeth Geer 

Terri and Stephen Geifman 

Bonnie and Rich Gershenzon 

Cheryl and Robert Gilhooley 

Gerry and Stanford L. Glass 

Robert Gonnella 

Larry Gougler 

Aubrey and Judith Greenberg 

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Greendale 

Joyce Grenis and Michael Koen 

Rebecca and Howard Grill 

Stewart and Rochelle Grill 

John R. Grimes 

Robyn and David Grossberg 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grossi 

Ada Mary Gugenheim and Jon N. Will 

Carol and Solomon Gutstein 

Philip and Nancy Zimmerman Hablutzel 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haderlein 

Thomas A. Hale 

Gene and Nancy Haller 

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Handelman 

Robert Hanlon and Barbara MacDowall 

Mr. Nicholas Eck and Ms. Sheila Harding 

Ms. Jill Hartman 

Lois and Marty Hauselman 

Thomas and Louise Hayden 

Mary T. Hayes 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hehmeyer 

Sandra Helton and Norman Edelson 

Jan and Bruce Hinely 

Arthur and Nancy Hirsch 

Ms. Elaine T. Hirsch and Mr. Donald J. 

Grossman 

Jackie and Jim Holland 

James and Deborah Hopkinson 

Suzanne and Eugene Hotchkiss 

Claudia and James Huson 

Ellen F. Hyndman 

James and Joyce Ibers 

Reena and Sajiv John 

Randee and Vance Johnson 

Mr. Lawrence L. Jones 

Dr. Anne McCreary Juhasz 

Tom and Esta Kallen 

Vivian Kaplan 

Barry and Alice Karl 

Karmin Family Charitable Foundation 

Mrs. Nicholas A. Kedo 

Matthew J. Keller, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kern 

Cheryl and Don Kobetsky 

Kevin A. and Joanne C. Krakora 

Rosemary Krimbel 

William and Blair Lawlor 

Lori and Michael Lev 

Steven and Barbara Lewis 

H. A. and Jacqueline Lippitz 

David P. Lloyd 

Claude and Ruth Lucchesi 

Mr. Norman Mains 

Mr. William Mannion 

Stephen and Susan Bass Marcus 

John and Barbara Massey 

David and Karen Mattenson 

Martha G. McCallister 

Mike McCoy and Maggie Kirkham-McCoy 

John and Ann McDermott 

Mark and Anne McIntosh 

Breece and Darlene McKinney 

Mrs. Terry J. Medhurst 

Mr. and Mrs. John Merritt 

Sara and Richard Mesirow 

Sandra and Michael Meyers 

Mr. and Ms. Tim Michel 

Janet and David Midgley 

Dana M. Mikstay 

Marshall and Gwendolyn Miller 

Janos Molnar 

James and Lorri Montana 

Shannon Mrksich 

Kathleen and J. Brian Murphy 

Mr. Peter Nabicht 

Stan and Kathleen Niew 

John and Janis Notz 

Steve and Heide Olson 

Ute and Reed O’Malley 

Daniel O’Neill 

Mr. and Mrs. James O’Sullivan, Jr. 

Charles and Melanie Payne 

Patrice Pearsall 

Lois R. Pearson 

Karl Peters and Blair Wellensiek 

Jane and William Petersen 

Lucy Peterson 

Ms. Ruth Pietras 

Suzan and William Pinsof 

Ken Porrello and Sherry McFall 

Sally and Jim Porter 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rankin 

Patricia Rexford 

Marilynn and Charles Rivkin 

John and Beth Roffers 

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Rooney 

Dr. Ashley S. Rose and Charlotte B. 

Puppel-Rose 

Judy and Warner Rosenthal 

Nuna and Ennio Rossi 

Sidney and Alexandra Roth 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Rothe 

Dan and Barbara Rottenberg 

Norman J. and Alice E. Rubash 

Robert and Cheryl Ryan 

Robert and Mary Ann Savard 

Edna and Richard Schade 

Robert P. Schaible 

Jeffery B. Schamis and Eva M. Eves 

Louis Schauer 

Onnie and Steven Scheyer 

Ami G. Scott 

Mr. Donald Scott 

Emanuel Semerad 

Mr. Ted Semon 

Jerry and Naomi Senser 

Kay M. Shaw 

Linda Soreff Siegel 

Harvey and Janice Silverstone 

George and Lynne Simon 

Caroline Simpson 

Mr. William Singer and Ms. Joanne 

Cicchelli 

Mr. Gregg Skalinder 

Diane Smith 

Gerald Smith 

Ms. Mary Ann Smith 

Joan Sorensen 

Patricia G. Spear 

Robert Messerly and Charles Stanford 

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J. Stenhouse, Jr. 

J. Timothy Stewart 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome H. Stone 

James Stuart and Karen Zupko Stuart 

Jerry Szatan and Katherine Abbott 

Barbara and Randy Thomas 

Larry Townsend 

Edith and Edward Turkington 

Ms. Deborah Turski 

David and Mickey Unger 

Ms. Nancy Updegraff 

Kathleen Verta 

Dr. Kathleen Ward and Dr. Mark Reiter 

Sarita Warshawsky 

Gwenyth B. Warton 

David Wasserman 

Charles and Ruth Watts 

Dr. Catherine L. Webb 

Richard and Mary Weeks 

Donald and Mary Weiss 

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wendt III 

Elizabeth Werth 

John W. Wheeler 

Carol Williams 

Kurt and Kim Williams 

Jan and Michael Williams 

Gary and Modena Wilson 

Nicholas Weingarten and Cynthia Winter 

Gladys L. Wolff 

Harold Woodman 

Carol Yamamoto 

Lucy Salenger and Marvin Zonis 

Anonymous (2)

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

OFFICERS 

Chair 

M. Hill Hammock 

BOARD MEMBERS 

Nicholas C. Babson 

Edgar H. Bachrach 

Thomas L. Brown 

Allan E. Bulley III 

Philip L. Engel 

Kevin R. Evanich 

Harve A. Ferrill 

D. Cameron Findlay 

Sheldon Fink 

Janet Foutty 

Richard J. Franke 


Gregory S. Gallopoulos 

Julie Hall 

William K. Hall 

Kathryn J. Hayley 


William L. Hood, Jr. 

Stewart S. Hudnut 

William R. Jentes 

James J. Junewicz 

Jack L. Karp 

Daniel P. Kearney 

John P. Keller 

Nancy Kempf 

Richard A. Kent 

Paul Kinscherff 

Anstiss Krueck 

Chase Collins Levey 

Artistic Director 


Vice Chair 

C. Gary Gerst 

STAFF LEADERSHIP 

Rick Boynton 

Creative Producer 

Gary Griffin 

Associate Artistic Director 

Marilyn Halperin 

Director of Education and 

Communications 

Mary Jo Lamparski 

Chief Advancement Officer 

Bob Mason 

Artistic Associate/Casting Director 

Michael Thomas Newberry 

Deputy Director 

Executive Director 


Treasurer 

Alan G. Berkshire 

Julius Lewis 

Daniel T. McCaffery 

Raymond F. McCaskey 

Robert G. McLennan 

Helen Melchior 

Edward Minor 

Robert J. Moore 

Thomas F. O’Toole 

Mark S. Ouweleen 

Charles R. Patten, Jr. 

Carleton D. (Tony) Pearl 

Sheila A. Penrose 

Judith Pierpont 

Peter B. Pond 

John Rau 

Mark E. Rose 

Jeffrey S. Ross 

Robert Ryan 

Stuart L. Scott 

Eileen P. Scudder 

Carole B. Segal 

Steven J. Solomon 

Kathleen Kelly Spear 

Harvey J. Struthers, Jr. 

Marilynn J. Thoma 

Gayle R. Tilles 

Donna Van Eekeren 

Priscilla A. (Pam) Walter 

Ann Ziegler 

Linda Orellana 

Director of Finance 

Chris Plevin 

Production Manager 

Margaret Reeder 

Director of Ticketing and Guest Services 

Alida Szabo 

Director of Audience Development 

Michael Wood 

Director of Planning and 

Program Development 

ACTORS PICTURED 

Andrew Ahrens 

Kevin Asselin 

Jeffrey James Binney 

Ben Carlson 

Juan Chioran 

Chaon Cross 

Will Dickerson 

José Antonio Garcia 

Ivette Guadarrama 

Blaine Hogan 

Kevin Massey 

Abby Mueller 

Jessie Mueller 

Mike Nussbaum 

Kevin O’Donnell 

Stephen Ouimette 

Hariet Nzinga Plumpp 

Aaron Ramey 

Barbara Robertson 

Steve Ross 

Andrew Rothenberg 

Lucia Spina 

Jasmine White 

Bruce A. Young 

PHOTOGRAPHS 

Michael Brosilow 

John Casey 

John Hogg 

Liz Lauren 

Steve Leonard 

Maya Polsky Gallery 

John Reilly 

James Steinkamp 

Steinkamp/Ballogg Photography, Chicago 

CONCEPT & DESIGN 

turner? advertising 

COPYWRITING 

Ann Cunniff, turner? advertising 

Marilyn Halperin 

Michael Wood 

PREPRESS AND PRINTING 

Active Graphics 

Chicago Shakespeare Theater 

800 East Grand Avenue on Navy Pier 

Chicago, IL 60611 

Administration 312 595 5656 

Advancement Office 312 595 5587 

Box Office 312 595 5600 

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