Lookingglass Theatre Company proudly presents

Andrew White♦ Rachel E. Kraft Philip R. Smith♦ Heidi Stillman♦ Artistic Director Executive Director Producing Artistic Director Artistic Director of New Work

John Musial♦ Sally Dolembo Christine A. Binder♦, USA Rick Sims♦ Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Composer/Sound Designer Mieka van der Ploeg Rebecca Pechter* Joel Hobson Chad Hain Properties Designer Production Stage Manager Production Manager Technical Director

CAST Tina...... J. Nicole Brooks♦* Maxine...... * Todd...... Raymond Fox♦* Daughter...... Louise Lamson♦*

UNDERSTUDIES Diane Dorsey*, Colm O’Reilly, Lanise Antoine Shelley* and Danielle Zuckerman

USA denotes Member of United Scenic Artists, the union for Designers, Artists and Craftspeople; *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union for professional actors and stage managers; ♦Lookingglass Theatre Company Ensemble Member, Artistic Associate or Production Affiliate

DEATH TAX received its World Premiere in the 2012 Humana Festival of New American Plays at ACTORS THEATRE OF LOUISVILLE.

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Lookingglass Theatre Company is a member of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national service organization for American Theatre, and of the League of Theatres, the local service organization for theatre. Death Tax 1 PRODUCTION STAFF Assistant Technical Director...... Ben Dawson In Conversation Administrative and Production Assistant...... Kelly Crook with Heidi Stillman and Lucas Hnath Assistant Stage Manager...... Nora Mally* Interview by Literary Manager and Company Dramaturg Marti Lyons Assistant Costume Designer...... Noel Huntzinger Assistant Lighting Designer...... Bailey Rosa Assistant Properties Designer...... Danielle Case Dialect Coach...... Eva Breneman♦ MARTI LYONS: Heidi, how did this nurses that had been accused Dramaturg...... Marti Lyons collaboration come about? of “helping” patients die a little Master Carpenter...... Isaac Schoepp faster. The alleged motivations Carpenters...... Elijah King and Dustin Pettegrew HEIDI STILLMAN: I saw the Scenic Charge...... Zoe Shiffrin production of Death Tax at the always had something to do with Assistant Charge Scenic Artist...... Meg Grgurich Humana Theatre Festival in money. That’s the obvious germ Master Electrician...... Jeff Glass for the play. The less obvious Assistant Master Electrician...... Megan Snowder Louisville in 2012. We loved the Electricians...... Erik Barry, Steve Burdsall, Nicholas J. Carroll, play so much I hunted Lucas germ probably has something to John Kelly, Shawn Kronk, Simon Robinson down before we headed back to do with an old job of mine: I used Nora Rubenstone, Elizabeth Smith, Karen Thompson, and Chris Wilham to counsel folks who were fighting Wardrobe Supervisor...... David Galbreath Chicago. I was very eager to meet Costume Manager...... Mieka van der Ploeg him to express how much the play to keep their unemployment Hair and Make-up...... Christine Conley resonated with me. A few months insurance benefits. I’d help Wigs...... Samantha Umstead claimants--and the law students Draper...... Beth Über later we scheduled a reading at Stitcher...... Katelyn Hendricks Lookingglass. This past winter the who would represent the Sound Engineer...... Christopher M. LaPorte claimants at hearings­—craft Deck Crew...... Jeanette Klemeyer and Robert Tolzien Lookingglass Ensemble voted to Casting...... Philip R. Smith♦ with Raymond Fox♦ include Death Tax as part of our their stories into a compelling Stage Management Intern...... Janice Johnson 2014–2015 season. legal argument. I think that Scene Shop Intern...... Erin Ohland influenced the voice of the play; Electrics Intern...... Arianna Brown ML: Lucas, what was the initial each scene works a bit like a set inspiration for Death Tax? of legal arguments. Everyone USA denotes Member of United Scenic Artists, the union for Designers, Artists and Craftspeople; is rationalizing; everyone is *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the union for professional actors and stage managers; LUCAS HNATH: I never accurately ♦Lookingglass Theatre Company Ensemble Member, Artistic Associate or Production Affiliate recall the inspirations for plays. convinced that they’re doing the Partial support for open captioning provided by Theatre Development Fund. I think it’s because they tend only reasonable thing they can do.

Theatre Development Fund to come from a network of very ML: Heidi, can you tell us a bit different thoughts and ideas about your collaborators? that had been running around my head for years. I can say that HS: We are fortunate to have my mother, a Hospice chaplain, Ensemble Members J. Nicole “One of Chicago’s Best had once told me about some Brooks and Raymond Fox as Steakhouses” well as Artistic Associate Louise Lamson as part of the four-person Make your next pre-theatre dinner reservation. cast of Death Tax . We are also

909 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago IL | 312.255.9009 honored that Deanna Dunagan is returning to the Lookingglass TheGrill.com Across from the Hancock Building stage to play Maxine. Deanna off Michigan Avenue. gave an incredible performance 2 Lookingglass Theatre Company Death Tax 3 in The North China Lover for can be so easily reframed and me last season. I am thrilled to reinterpreted with the adjustment have her back for Death Tax. of a couple key words. Beyond Additionally, Ensemble Member that I just liked the title because Don’t miss the rest of John Musial is designing the it sounded vaguely like a B-movie set along with Artistic Associate thriller, and there’s something Lookingglass’ 2014–2015 Season Christine A. Binder (lights) and kind of perverse about tacking Upgrade your ticket to Death Tax to a season my husband, Artistic Associate such a blunt title onto a play. subscription for as little as $136 Rick Sims, designing sound. I’m really looking forward to HS: Like taxes, death is inevitable. this collaboration with my artist Are we handling it well in America Lookingglass Alice friends who have worked together in 2014? We avoid death at all Adapted and Directed by David Catlin for many years. costs, quite literally. And we keep From the works of Lewis Carroll it at bay at much cost. We remove Produced in association with The Actors Gymnasium ML: Can you both speak a little the dying from us. Few of us die November 12, 2014– February 15, 2015 bit about the title of the play? at home. We put the old people I know we can trace it back to elsewhere and we pay for Benjamin Franklin’s quote “In Title and Deed expensive and invasive medical this world nothing can be said Written by Will Eno procedures well into old age. to be certain, except death and Directed by Marti Lyons I think there are other cultures taxes,” but it also seems so March 18–May 3, 2015 that live more intimately with relevant to our contemporary death, who prepare for death political conversations. in a psychological and emotional Moby Dick LH: Actually, the Franklin quote way, and handle the end of life in Adapted and Directed by David Catlin about Death and Taxes wasn’t different ways than we do. From the book by Herman Melville very close to my conscious Produced in association with The Actors Gymnasium mind. I was thinking more about June 10– August 9, 2015 the term for the estate tax that was popularized by Frank Luntz. It’s a divisive, provocative term by design. Luntz took the language of “estate tax” which didn’t arouse much feeling and renamed it in order to stir up strong emotions. This sort of reflects my interest in how our understanding of supposed facts Call 312.337.0665 and of our personal narratives or visit Lookingglasstheatre.org/Subscribe

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The Machine, and The Apple and Still Life. He is also a Limb, The Glass Menagerie (Steppenwolf Garage); recipient of an EST/Sloan Project commission for his The Knowledge (Steep Theatre); How Long Will I Cry?: play, Isaac’s Eye. Lucas received both his BFA and MFA Voices of Youth Violence, The Book Thief (Steppenwolf from NYU’s Department of Dramatic Writing and is a Theatre for Young Adults), DIRTY (The Gift Theatre); lecturer in NYU’s Expository Writing Program. Cabaret, The Little Prince, Never the Sinner, Brighton Beach Memoirs (Northwestern University); Sally was HEIDI STILLMAN (Director/Artistic Director a 2007-2008 Fulbright Scholar to Italy, where she of New Work/Ensemble Member) Most recently researched and worked at Tirelli Costumi in Rome. co-created and co-directed Cascabel, in collaboration Sally has her MFA from Northwestern University. www. with Tony Hernandez and Rick Bayless. She has both sallydolembo.com written and directed for Lookingglass: The North China Lover; Hephaestus, in collaboration with Tony CHRISTINE A. BINDER (Lighting Designer/ J. NICOLE BROOKS DEANNA DUNAGAN RAYMOND FOX LOUISE LAMSON Hernandez; The Brothers Karamazov (2009 Raven Artistic Associate) has designed for Writers award); Hard Times (5 Jeff awards including director, Theatre, The Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Chicago new work, and production; also produced at the Shakespeare, The Court, Northlight, the McCarter J. NICOLE BROOKS (Tina/Ensemble Member) credits: TimeLine Theatre (Equity Supporting Arden in Philadelphia); The Master and Margarita Theatre, Hartford Stage, and the Oregon Shakespeare makes her return to the Lookingglass Theatre Company Actor-Play-for Blood and Gifts), , (Jeff nominated). Additional writing credits with Festival. Her opera designs include work at the Lyric stage, where she last appeared as Fedra in Fedra: , Remy Bumppo, Tectonic Theatre Lookingglass: The Last Act of Lilka Kadison with Nicola Opera of Chicago, Chicago Opera Theatre, San Diego Queen of Haiti. Brooks is an award winning actor, Project /About Face Theatre, Indiana Repertory Behrman, David Kersnar, Abbie Phillips and Andy Opera, Opera, Pittsburgh Opera, and director, blogger and scribe who’s adventures in Theatre, Next Theatre, First Folio, Meadow Brook White; The Old Curiosity Shop with Laura Eason and Houston Grand Opera. Recent designs include: Hedda storytelling have taken her to China, Hungary, Theatre, Arden Theatre, Arena Stage, Mark Taper Raymond Fox (Jeff award for adaptation), and The Gabler for Writer’s Theatre, 4000 Miles for Northlight England, Los Angeles and now Brooklyn. Noted acting Forum, McCarter Theatre, Berkeley Rep., Seattle Baron in the Trees with Larry DiStasi (Jeff nominated). Theatre, and Falstaff for San Francisco Opera. credits include Nina in Immediate Family (Goodman Rep., American Repertory Theatre, Hartford Stage, Directing work with Lookingglass includes Bengal Upcoming productions include: Eugene Onegin for the Theatre/ Phylicia Rashad director). As an author she and Canada’s Stratford Festival. Mr. Fox is a graduate Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, Trust, The Wooden Breeks, Grand Theatre de Geneve and The Magic Flute with the penned Black Diamond: The Years The Locusts Have of Northwestern University and the A.R.T. Institute at and Hillbilly Antigone. Heidi’s adaptation of The Book DePaul Opera Theatre. Ms. Binder has been nominated Eaten, Fedra, Shotgun Harriet and the upcoming Harvard University. Thief premiered at Steppenwolf Theatre in 2012. for Jeff Awards for her work with the Court, Northlight untitled Yuri Kochiyama project. Directing credits Additionally, Heidi has staged Laura Eason’s Around and Lookingglass. She is the Head of Lighting Design include Mr. Rickey Calls A Meeting (Lookingglass), LOUISE LAMSON (Daughter/Artistic the World in 80 Days at Kansas City Repertory, and at The Theatre School at DePaul University. and Sex With Strangers (2nd Stage; assistant director Associate) is an Artistic Associate of Lookingglass Mary Zimmerman’s The Arabian Nights at Berkeley to David Schwimmer). Proud graduate of N.I.U. Love Theatre where she has been seen in The Idiot; Repertory. She lives in Chicago with her husband and RICK SIMS (Composer/Sound Designer/ to Mami, LA, and Nicolo.Brain and heart on display Hard Times; The Secret in the Wings; The Wooden her eleven year olds, Sadie and Jude. Artistic Associate) has composed and designed doctaslick.blogspot.com @doctaslick Breeks; Icarus (at the Getty Villa, L.A.); The Brothers sound for numerous Lookingglass productions Karamazov; Our Town; The Arabian Nights; Ethan JOHN MUSIAL (Scenic Designer/Ensemble and many other Chicago area theatres such as DEANNA DUNAGAN (Maxine) appeared at Frome; Metamorphoses and most recently The Member) is a theater maker who writes, directs, Steppenwolf, Congo Square, , Lifeline, Lookingglass in last year’s The North China Lover. Little Prince. Some other Chicago credits include: designs and makes stuff. He has been a Lookingglass Griffin, Chicago Children’s Theatre, The Hypocrites, Her work in August: Osage County in Chicago, About Face Theatre’s Bash (After Dark award and Ensemble member since 1991 and designed sets for The House, Court, ATC, Victory Gardens, The Raven, New York, London and Sydney, garnered Jeff and Jeff nomination); The Odyssey (Goodman); and The The Jungle, West, George, The Richard Nickel Story, Steep, Northlight and About Face. Out of town credits and an Olivier nomination. Other Chicago Adventures of Herculina (Next Theatre). New York Great Men of Science, Our Town and Still Alice, among include Icarus at the Getty in L.A. with Lookingglass, performances: (Goodman); A Little credits include: Metamorphoses (Second Stage many others. As a filmmaker John has contributed film and Gary at Boston Playwrights. Rick has won a Jeff Night Music (Writers’ Theatre); James Joyce’s The Dead and Broadway) and The Notebooks of Leonardo & video design to 1984, 28, Nelson Algren and Our Award for lyrics in Hephaestus and a BTAA award for (Court Theatre - Jeff Award); and A Delicate Balance da Vinci (Second Stage). Louise is a graduate of Future Metropolis. As a writer/director he created The Congo Square’s Brothers In the Dust and has received (Remy Bumppo - After Dark Award). She has a leading Northwestern University. Great Fire, Nelson Algren: For Keeps and a Single Day, several nominations for both awards. Rick is an Artistic role in the M. Night Shyamalan film,Sundowning , to Grailquest and Our Future Metropolis. His work has Associate of Lookingglass Theatre Company and be released in 2015, and has appeared on television in LUCAS HNATH (Playwright) A resident playwright been recognized with Jeff nominations for Best New an associate designer with Aria Music Designs (Ray recurring roles in “Prison Break” and “Unforgettable,” at New Dramatists since 2011, Lucas’ work has been Work, Best Scenery, Best Lighting and Outstanding Nardelli and Josh Horvath). Rick also wrote the book, and in guest starring roles on “House of Cards,” produced at Actors Theatre of Louisville, University Achievement in Film Design. John holds a Master’s music and lyrics for Lookingglass’ Hillbilly Antigone. “Private Practice,” and “Law & Order” among others. of Miami, The Culture Project, Target Margin and degree in Architecture from UIC and works with Mark Ontological-Hysteric Theater. Additionally, his plays Miller Architects & Builders. MIEKA VAN DER PLOEG (Properties Designer) RAYMOND FOX (Todd/Ensemble Member) have been developed at Ensemble Studio Theatre, is a freelance designer for a variety of Chicago recently appeared in The Little Prince. His numerous Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, and Cleveland Public SALLY DOLEMBO (Costume Designer) is theaters. She has designed for the House Theater other Lookingglass credits include Metamorphoses, Theatre. He has enjoyed playwrighting residencies absolutely thrilled to be returning to Lookingglass. of Chicago, Next Theatre, About Face Theatre, the a play he has performed across the country including with The Royal Court Theatre and 24Seven Lab. He is Select credits: The Little Prince (Lookingglass Theatre), Hypocrites, the Building Stage, and Griffin Theater, its Off Broadway and Broadway productions (Second a two-time winner of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Next to Normal (Drury Lane Theatre); Into the Woods among others. She is also the Costume Shop Manager Stage and Circle in the Square). Additional regional Grant for his feature-length screenplays: The Painting, (The Hypocrites), Ironbound, Buena Vista, Life and here at Lookingglass.

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REBECCA PECHTER (Production Stage Communications Group, the local and national service Manager) is thrilled to be working with Lookingglass organizations for theater. Theatre for the first time. Previously, she has stage managed The Dance of Death, Yellow Moon, The PHILIP R. SMITH (Producing Artistic Director/ Letters, The Blonde, The Brunette and the Vengeful Ensemble Member) most recently appeared as Redhead, The Caretaker, The Detective’s Wife and Bass in Big Lake Big City at Lookingglass and Wrede Travels With My Aunt (all at Writers Theatre). She also Sartorius in The March at Steppenwolf Theatre. Other assistant stage managed for two seasons at Writers Lookingglass credits include Ethan in Ethan Frome, Theatre and was an apprentice at Steppenwolf Theatre Will in Trust, Phileas Fogg in Around the World in 80 Company for one season. Days, Ivan in The Brothers Karamazov, Tinker Bosch in The Wooden Breeks and Creon in Hillbilly Antigone. NORA MALLY (Assistant Stage Manager) Other recent credits include Atticus Finch in To Kill is making her Lookingglass Theatre debut. Chicago a Mockingbird and Rev. Parris in The Crucible both ALICE credits include productions with: Chicago Shakespeare at Steppenwolf and Fogg in Around the World in 80 Theatre’s CPS Shakespeare!, Goodman Theatre, Days at Baltimore’s Center Stage. Other regional Adapted and Directed by David Catlin Steppenwolf Theatre Company, About Face Theatre, credits include work at the McCarter Theatre, Seattle From the works of Lewis Carroll The Inconvenience, and Buzz22 Chicago. Most recently Rep, the Arden Theatre, BAM (NYC), and The Actors she was the Assistant Stage Manager for Juno with Gang (LA). TV and film credits include “Boss,” Begins November 12, 2014 TimeLine Theatre Company. Regional credits include “Friends,” “Prison Break,” “Chicago Hope,” “Early productions with: New Century Theatre and PaintBox Edition,” Kissing a Fool, Since You’ve Been Gone, High Just in time for the holidays, Theatre in Northampton, Massachusetts, Impact Fidelity, The Express and The Dilemma. As Producing Theatre and New Conservatory Theatre Center in the Artistic Director, oversight includes Lookingglass Alice returns, curiouser than San Francisco Bay Area, among others. Nora proudly casting and serving as a primary artistic liaison to ever with all its gravity-defying holds a BA in theatre from Smith College. the Development, Special Events, Marketing and Production departments. spectacle and visually ANDREW WHITE (Artistic Director/Ensemble breathtaking theatricality. Member) has participated as an actor, writer or SPECIAL THANKS Lookingglass Alice is a marvel director in more than thirty Lookingglass productions, Evan Hatfield and Steppenwolf Theatre Company, most recently appearing in In the Garden: A Darwinian Kate Johnson Artistry, Athena Mayo, Rae Shuman, for all ages, transporting Love Story. He wrote the book and lyrics for Eastland: and Writers Theatre audiences down the rabbit A New Musical, received a Joseph Jefferson Award for his 2004 adaptation of George Orwell’s 1984, hole to a playground for and wrote and directed Of One Blood in 1989. He has an exhilarating wonderland taught in various Lookingglass Outreach programs and residencies, and co-founded Mosaic Experience, adventure inspired by Lewis a company which uses an arts-based approach Carroll’s beloved stories. to dialogue about diversity. His family in Evanston includes one wife, Shari, two children, Julia and Asher, and one cat named Jane. Produced in Association with RACHEL E. KRAFT (Executive Director) is in her tenth season as the Executive Director of the Lookingglass Theatre Company. Her 25 years of experience in arts management include over a decade as director of development at the Goodman Theatre, in addition to key roles with the Arts and Business Council, Northlight Theatre and the Chicago Dance Coalition. Rachel is a charter board member of the Tickets on sale September 24 documentary film organization the Kindling Group, a trustee of the Jewish Women’s Foundation of Groups of 8 or more may book now! Email Chicago, and serves on the Alumnae Council of the [email protected] Chicago Foundation for Women. She is Vice Chair of the League of Chicago Theatres and is an emeritus for details. board member and past Vice President of the Theatre

8 Lookingglass Theatre Company Death Tax 9 ABOUT LOOKINGGLASS ENSEMBLE UPDATE Inventive. Collaborative. Transformative. Lookingglass is home to a multi- EVA BARR recently played Dr. Alice Howland in JOY GREGORY is writing and producing the ABC Still Alice. She has returned to her farm, Family series “Switched at Birth.” She is currently disciplined collective of artists who create original, story-centered theatre through a DreamAcres, in Minnesota for another season adapting her play, The Shaggs: Philosophy of the physical and improvisational rehearsal process centered on ensemble. Lookingglass has of growing vegetables, baking pizzas, and hosting World for a feature film. staged 62 world premieres and garnered numerous awards in its mission to change, arts retreats, camps and performances charge and empower audiences and artists alike. Lookingglass Education and Community (see www.dreameryruralartsinitiative.com). DOUG HARA recently co-directed and starred in The Cat in the Hat at The Arden Theatre in Philadelphia. programs encourage creativity, teamwork and confidence with thousands of students and MARA BLUMENFELD recently designed Brigadoon community members each year. In 2003, Lookingglass Theatre opened in Chicago’s for the Goodman Theatre and is currently working DAVID KERSNAR recently wrote and directed The landmarkWater Tower Water Works. In 2011, Lookingglass received the AmericanTheatre (with Dan Ostling) on a classical ballet of Carmen Seventh Love, for Natya Dance Theatre, Adventures for K-Ballet in Tokyo. She looks forward to being back with Aladdin for the Chicago Symphony and is Wing’s Tony Award® for Outstanding Regional Theatre. this season for the return of Lookingglass Alice and co-writing a family version of The Barber of Seville Title and Deed. for the Chicago Lyric Opera. LOOKINGGLASS COMPANY MEMBERS DAVID CATLIN recently directed The Little Prince at DANIEL OSTLING last designed lights and scenery Lookingglass. He will adapt and direct Moby Dick as for Heidi’s beautiful The North China Lover at part of the 2014-2015 Lookingglass season. Lookingglass. Other recent designs include Mary Ensemble Zimmerman’s Lucia Di Lammermoor at LaScala in THOMAS J. COX last appeared in Lookingglass’ Milan, The Tempest at Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Eva Barr Kevin Douglas Doug Hara Philip R. Smith production of Cascabel at the Goodman. He is in and Major Barbara that started at A.C.T. in SF and Mara Blumenfeld Christine Mary Dunford David Kersnar Heidi Stillman Season on the Line at the House Theatre this fall, moved to Theater Calgary. J. Nicole Brooks Laura Eason John Musial Tracy Walsh and can be seen in Richard III at the Next Theatre David Catlin Anthony Fleming III Daniel Ostling this winter. DAVID SCHWIMMER recently directed Big Lake Big Andrew White City at Lookingglass as well as Laura Eason’s Thomas J. Cox Raymond Fox David Schwimmer Temple Williams III LAWRENCE E. DiSTASI most recently appeared Sex With Strangers at Second Stage in NYC. Lawrence E. DiStasi Joy Gregory Joey Slotnick Mary Zimmerman as Bacchus in Lookingglass’ Metamorphoses. He directed The Magical Exploding Boy and The Invisible JOEY SLOTNICK will be starring in the American Circus last spring at The Actors Gymnasium in Premiere of Moira Buffini’sDying For It at the Atlantic Artistic Associates Evanston, where he serves as Co-Artistic Director. Theatre Co. in NYC this fall.

Kareem Bandealy Tony Hernandez Andre Pluess Troy West KEVIN DOUGLAS was recently in L.A for the 2nd TRACY WALSH recently appeared in/choreographed Chris Binder Lauren Hirte Scott Silberstein Lindsey Noel Whiting Annual L.A. I.O Scripted Comedy Festival. He is The North China Lover . This past spring, she directed Sara Gmitter Joshua Horvath Rick Sims writing a web series coming out next year. He is also Donner Island, which she co-wrote with David Kersnar Sylvia Hernandez- Eric Huffman Alison Siple writing and developing some other stuff and a little for the Young Ensemble. It was a murder mystery DiStasi Louise Lamson Lisa Tejero stand up. Kevin will be seen later this season in about a 19th Century Theatre company doing a play Lookingglass Alice. about the Donner Party.

Production Affiliates CHRISTINE MARY DUNFORD recently directed her TEMPLE WILLIAMS III is Chief Operating Officer of own adaptation of Still Alice at Lookingglass. She 51 Minds Entertainment (an Endemol Company), a Patia Bartlett Eva Breneman Mele Ortiz Ben Spicer continues to work on The Memory Ensemble, and Los Angeles based production company focused on Brian Sidney Jason Burkett Sage Reed as director of the new School of Theatre and Music non-scripted television. Additionally, Temple is Chief Jonathan Templeton at UIC. Executive of Freedom Media, a company dedicated to Bembridge Ray Nardelli Nick Rupard financing independent feature films (credits include, LAURA EASON is a story editor on season three of The Forger and Maggie’s Plan). Temple lives in Netflix’s “House of Cards.” Recent productions in Los Angeles with his wife, photographer and 2014 include Sex With Strangers at Second Stage in entrepreneur Cyndi Finkle, and their daughter, NYC, directed by David Schwimmer, the musical Days Sullivan Clare Williams. Like Today, music and lyrics by Alan Schmuckler, Introducing the new at Writers’ Theatre and Around the World in 80 Days MARY ZIMMERMAN will be taking her show LookingglassTheatre.org at The New Vic and Royal Exchange in the UK. The White Snake, recently seen at the Goodman www.lauraeason.com. theatre, to the Guthrie and to China to the Wuzhen Theatre Festival this fall. ANTHONY FLEMING III recently appeared in Big Lake Big City at Lookingglass. Anthony will be seen later For J. NICOLE BROOKS, RAYMOND FOX, JOHN this season in Lookingglass Alice. MUSIAL, PHILIP R. SMITH, HEIDI STILLMAN, and ANDREW WHITE see the PROFILES section.

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Amanda Delheimer Dimond 16 Lookingglass Theatre Company Death Tax 17 DONORS DONORS (CONTINUED) Lookingglass Theatre Company gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the The Watermark Society many individuals, corporations, foundations and government grantors who support The Watermark Society provides the financial foundation for Lookingglass’ innovative Lookingglass and its innovative artistic and education programs. programming. Members enjoy VIP ticketing services, invitations to private events with Lookingglass Artists, and advance opportunities to purchase tickets. We are pleased to We are pleased to recognize contributions received May 1, 2013 to May 30, 2014. We work recognize contributions received May 1, 2013 to May 30, 2014. For more information diligently to keep our donor lists accurate and up-to-date. Please bring any unintentional contact Jennifer Bienemann, Director of Development, at 773.477.9257 x103 or errors, additions or needed corrections to the attention of the Development Office at [email protected]. 773.477.9257 x122. Landmark Abbie Helene Roth and Elise Paschen and Michael Carter Corporate, Foundation and Government Supporters A. Marek Fine Jewelry Sandra Gladstone Roth Stuart Brainerd Barbara Clayton Gerry Barad Patrick G. and Shirley W. Joan and Paul Rubschlager Kay Collier Magnificent Benefactors Crown Family Philanthropies Distinguished Benefactors The Boeing Company Jim and Betsy Benoit Ryan Foundation George and Kathleen Jennifer Costanzo and ($500,000 and up) Grosvenor Capital ($10,000-$14,999) Department of Cultural Leigh and Henry Bienen Darren and Anne Snyder Rummel Jeffrey Roberts City of Chicago Management LP Accenture Technology Affairs and Special Events Joe and Shannon Brady Nancy and Michael Timmers Donna Schatt Mary Jane and Tom Dee Mayor Rahm Emanuel The Hillshire Brands Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill John R. Halligan Charitable Douglas R. Brown Lorrayne and Steve Weiss Rosemary Schnell Dr. J. Anthony Dillon State of Illinois: Company Architecture Fund Joyce and Bruce Chelberg Diane and Chris Whatton Kathleen and William Streff Paul Dykstra and Department of Commerce JPMorgan Chase Deloitte James S. Kemper Tom and Sally Connolly Charlotte B. Whitaker Spark Cremin Richard A. Ditton Milestone Sidney and Sondra Epstein and Community Affairs KPMG Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation Shawn M. Donnelley and Cornerstone Edgar Bachrach Blair Finberg Hoffman Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Foundation Mesirow Financial Christopher Kelly Pat and Howard Adelman Liz Barrett Avram and Kerana Kraft Eminent Benefactors National Endowment for the HBK Engineering The Pauls Foundation Kathy and Kevin Fanning William and Sharon Baker Connie Calbeck Howard Learner and ($100,000-$499,999) Arts: Art Works Illinois Arts Council The Siragusa Foundation Kurt and Rebecca Feaster Joanne and Michael Balogh Patricia Cox Lauren Rosenthal Alphawood Foundation Northern Trust INTREN Ruth Davee Foundation Ed and Dee Dee Filer Lynnea Bauer and Jim and Sandy Freeburg Timothy and Jane Doris Duke Charitable PNC Bank Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Dr. Scholl Foundation Kate Gaynor and Tim Dickey Scott Brainerd Dr. Paul Lisnek Malishenko Foundation Steiner Electric Company Foundation Lee and Sandy Golub Deborah A. Bricker Pamela G. Meyer Alice and Gregory Melchor United Airlines Betsy and Jim Benoit on Katten Muchin Rosenman Directing Benefactors Paul and Dedrea Gray Ben and Frances Morton and Judy Pomeranz Douglas and Denise Nash behalf of the STS LLP ($2,500-$4,999) Lisa Naparstek Green and Collins-Sussman Deborah and Stephen Sharon and Lee Oberlander Leading Benefactors Foundation Marsh Evian Howard Green Al DeVaney Quazzo Thomas O’Neill and ($50,000-$99,999) Primera Engineers Irving Harris Foundation Jon and Allie Harris Lisa and Geoffrey Dybas Diana and Bruce Rauner Ann David Allstate Insurance Company Cornerstone Benefactors Rooney, Rippie, Ratnaswamy Elaine and Larry Hodgson Anne and Don Edwards Lizzy and Josh Scheinfeld Lanny and Terry Passaro ComEd ($15,000-$24,999) LLP Participating Benefactors Michael and Alex Jacobson Roe Faraone Irena and Preston Simons Valeria and David Pruett John D. and Catherine T. Paul M. Angell Family Splash & The Sun Times ($1,000-$2,499) Drs. Elena and Perry Kamel Peter and Paula Fasseas David Sulaski Raiselle and Kenneth MacArthur Foundation Foundation Walgreens Angostura Bitters Anne Kaplan Michael and Valerie Foradas Stephanie and John Tipton Resnick Polk Bros. Foundation Efroymson Family Fund Wintrust Financial Sidley Austin Foundation Rocque and Anne Lipford Nancy and Sheldon Hoffman Brady Twiggs Paul and Joanne Ruxin Goldman Sachs Wrightwood Neighbors John McGowan and Rachel E. Kraft The Wilsons Mary Beth Shannon Dave Robbins Helen Melchior Shari Slavin Landmark Benefactors Golub & Company Producing Benefactors Conservation Association Melinda McMullen and Marla Mendelson and Foundation Nikki Will Stein and ($25,000-$49,999) The Milne Family Foundation ($5,000-$9,999) Duncan Kime Stephen Wolff Anonymous Fred Stein A. Marek Fine Jewelry Prince Charitable Trusts Anonymous Jill Reznick Meier and Jordan and Jean Nerenberg Stephanie and Dana Arnett Jon and Jane Stillman BMO Harris Bank The Harold and Mimi Ariel Investments Jonathan Meier Family Foundation Warren L. Batts Scott Turow Clark Hill PLC Steinberg Charitable Trust Baxter International Inc. Todd and Susan Naccarato James Oates and María Bechily and Michael and Laura Werner Dan Ratner Adam Grymkowski Scott Hodes Leslie and Robert Zentner Individual Supporters Mark and Nancy Ratner Joseph and Mary Burns $100,000 and above $10,000 to $24,999 The Robert and Myra Kraft The Andrew H. Chun The benefactors of THEATRE THAT MOVES: THE CAMPAIGN FOR LOOKINGGLASS Richard A. Ditton Joe and Shannon Brady Family Foundation, Inc. Memorial Scolarship ● Douglas R. Brown John McGowan and Fund THE BIG DOG FUND BURTON & ANNE KAPLAN THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY $50,000 to $49,999 Joyce and Bruce Chelberg Dave Robbins Tom and Sally Connolly Flyspace contributed in honor of Jill DOLORES KOHL KAPLAN & MORRIS Contributor of the balcony Reznick Meier KAPLAN● Nancy and Michael Shawn M. Donnelley and Bill and Nadine O’Malley Roe Faraone LORI & J. SCOT PEPPER Timmers Dr. Christopher M. Kelly Anne Pramaggiore and Peter and Paula Fasseas HOPE ABELSON● THE LELAND FAMILY Kathy and Kevin Fanning Michael Harrington Kurt and Rebecca Feaster Contributors of the chimney passageway DAVID L. SCHWIMMER $25,000 to $49,999 Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Dan Ratner Michael and Alex Jacobson RICHARD DITTON Sound system contributed in honor of Gerry Barad Foundation Abbie Helene Roth and Anne Kaplan Contributor of the women’s restroom LOOKINGGLASS ENSEMBLE FRIENDS Syd & Mac Colman; Lighting System Leigh and Henry Bienen Ed and Dee Dee Filer Sandra Gladstone Roth Rachel E. Kraft & FAMILY contributed in honor of Bea and Bert A. Marek Fine Jewelry Kate Gaynor and Tim Dickey Lizzy and Josh Scheinfeld Rocque and Anne Lipford THE GREEN FAMILY Contributors of the Compass Room Schwimmer● Lee and Sandy Golub Lisa Naparstek Green and Darren and Anne Snyder Jill and Jonathan Meier Howard Green & Lisa Naparstek Green Paul and Dedrea Gray Howard Green Char Whitaker Marla Mendelson and ● David Green & Mary Winton Green LOOKINGGLASS JUNIOR BOARD NANCY AND MICHAEL TIMMERS Melinda McMullen and Elaine and Larry Hodgson Stephen Wolff Contributors of the box office Contributors of the men’s dressing room Duncan Kime Drs. Elena and Perry Kamel $5,000 to $9,999 M+M Murzanski JP MORGAN CHASE David L. Schwimmer and Jeremy and Vered Kaufman Pam Brady and Todd and Susan Naccarato Contributor of the Studio Theatre MELINDA MCMULLEN Contributor of the women’s dressing Zoe Buckman Christopher and Erin Keogh Robert Miller Deborah and Stephen room The Big Dog Fund Mark and Allie Brenner Quazzo ●We gratefully acknowledge our deceased donors. Deborah A. Bricker Mark and Nancy Ratner 18 Lookingglass Theatre Company Death Tax 19 DONORS (CONTINUED) DONORS (CONTINUED) Joan and Paul Rubschlager Susan and Gary Milligan Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. John Baratta Patrick G. and Shirley W. Morton and Judy Pomeranz Arbetter Mary Hynes-Berry and Ellen and Fraser Perkins Larry and Susanne Michael Gulyas Bradley R. Litz Ryan Foundation Diana and Bruce Rauner Ernie Arias and Gordon Berry Mark and Gail Prete Broutman Joan and Guy Gunzberg Bruce Lockwitz Rosemary J. Schnell Jana Schreuder Michael Feldman Tom Bowen Jennalee Reiff Mary Sue Brown Bryan Gutraj Annie Malone and Lorrayne and Steve Weiss Irena and Preston Simons Paul and Allison Bartusiak Lin Brehmer and Sara Farr Jeanne Sainati Robert and Sidney Brush Sarah R. Wolff and John Loft Diane and Chris Whatton Nicholas Stone James and Elizabeth Biery Devira Chartrand Kathy Scherer Carolyn S. Bucksbaum Joel L. Handelman Andi Long David Sulaski Janet V. Burch John and Deborah Chipman Lynn and Skip Schrayer Dr. Adrienne Butler Michael Hansen and Roy Lundquist $2,500 to $4,999 John and Stephanie Tipton Debbie and Jack Kelleher Claire and Gordon Prussian Carol and Dean Schroeder Karen A. Callaway Nancy Randa Joseph and Kathleen Pat and Howard Adelman The Wilsons Jennie Lyons Fogarty Martin and Jane Clarke Roche Schulfer and Janet Carl Smith and Sharon and Donald Harris Madden William and Sharon Baker Margaret Fogarty Marcia S. Cohn Mary Beth Fisher Mel Smith Steven and Lenore Harris Genevieve and Carlo Joanne and Michael Balogh $1,000 to $1,499 Jerry Freedman and Chanel Coney Michael Schwartz Roger and Virginia Carlson Debra and Mark Hass Maggio Mary Jo and Doug Basler Anonymous Elizabeth Sacks John and Monique Crossan Jane A. Shapiro Jacqueline Charak Debra A. Hass and David Mahvi Regina Belmonte Stephanie and Dana Arnett Douglas and Katherine Frey John Danaher Barnet Sherman Judge Tom Chiola (Ret.) Bill Rodgers Inge Marra Scott Brainerd and Warren Batts Elise Giannasi Charles Deberry Terri and Rich Smith and Drew Jemilo Angeline Heisler David and Karen Mattenson Lynnea Bauer María Bechily and Michael Goldberger† Red Delaney Micki Somerman and Tim Christopher and Tom and Ginny Helm Stacey and Patrick Elise Paschen and Scott Hodes Jerry and Patty Hanner Terry Donnelly Philip Zawa Olivia Lopez Joyce Herdliska McCusker Stuart Brainerd Michael Carter Diane and Sol Hara Bernie Dowling Rand Sparling and Elaine Chun and Dawn Hillman Kathryn McMahon Richard and Mindy Barbara Clayton Timothy Hefferon Steven B. Edelstein, MD Adrienne Meisel Brett Sherman Jim Hilly and Nancy Griffin Sandra McNaughton Chapman Jennifer Costanzo and John Herrold and Bob Faust William Spence Michael Scott and Joel Hobson Andrea M. McPike Ben and Frances Jeffrey Roberts Bregan Wherry Carla and Len Feinkind Sue E. Stealey Joy Clendenning Jim and Eileen Holzhauer Steve McQuown Collins-Sussman Tom and Mary Jane Dee Vicki and Bill Hood Sally Fletcher Laura Stein Jim Corrigan Ms. Marlene Hopmayer Douglas Meyer Billy and Katherine Dec Dr. J. Anthony Dillon Adam and Caroline Ith Timothy and Janet Fox Dheeraj Sultanian Ben and Tricia Cox Dr. and Mrs. Bob Hsiung Chuck and Sylvia Meyers Al DeVaney Paul Dykstra and Tim and Monica Jaster Susan Mabrey Gaud Kimberly Taylor Cameron Croft Barbara Huyler Kery Miller and Nina Kavin Lisa and Geoffrey Dybas Spark Cremin Rosemary Krimbel and Jim Gauger Anne Van Wart and Rosemary Crowley Marcianne Zajeski Sheba Miller-Morris Anne and Don Edwards Sondra Berman Epstein John Garton Sharran Greenberg Michael Keable Nancy and Joseph Karen Johnson Eileen M. Murray Valerie and Michael and Sidney Epstein Jim and Barb Lapetina The Groth Family Lane Winter Vanderslice Crowther Pat Johnson Patricia R. Naguib Foradas Don Ferguson Carol Lizano Carol and Solomon and Elaine Mohamed Lisa Culling Rebecca Johnston Marvin and Beth Najberg Jon and Allie Harris David Hoese and Nona and John Long Gutstein Sarita Warshawsky Bruce and Laurie Davidson Debra Juarez Charlotte Newberger Nancy and Sheldon Joan Brady David Macknin Dr. Leo Henikoff Teresa A. Weirath Jo Anne Davis Jan Kallish Geraldine Nolen Hoffman Blair Finberg Hoffman Drs. Annette and John Jamie Revord and Arnie and Judy Widen Phyllis Deerinck Ben Katz Myrna Orenstein and Fidel Marquez Travis Hughes Martini Brian Hettinger Barb Williams Patty Delony Lois Kaufman John Summerhays Laura Matalon and Jill Javors Jared May Lou Hiotis Linda and Dennis Wilt Milton Diller Peggy Kelly and Dan Dutile Susan Padveen Spencer Waller Karen Kmetik Gary Metzner and David G Holmes and Kathy Susan Wolz Judith Docekal Ms. Janet Kemper and Jim and Sue Pajakowski Helen Melchior Kerana and Avram Kraft Scott Johnson Garland Holmes Patricia Wyant Todd and Ute Doersch Janina Drwila Gil and Carolyn Parsons Jordan and Jean Nerenberg Howard Learner and Sue Ciezki and Tom Mikrut Tom and Margie Hurwich Susan Schaalman Youdovin Pat and Richard Doonan Victoria Kent Sheldon Patinkin Family Foundation Lauren Rosenthal Julie Milligan Hamilcar Barca and Charlie Shulkin Ryan Duffy Dr. Jack and Dr. Marilyn Barbara and Richard James Oates and Larry Levine Barbara and Daniel O’Keefe Stephen H. Johnson David and Elizabeth Zott Vicki Dufour Kessler Payne Adam Grymkowski Timothy and Jane Sally L. Park Todd and Jenn Jones Tai Duncan Shadi Khoshaba Elyse Pearlman and Meredith and Dan O’Connor Malishenko Virgil Reid and Judith and Jerry Kaufman $100 to $249 French and Jan Eason Roger Kiley and Brad Techenbrock Joseph and Maria Alice and Gregory Melchor Ryan Endress Jeff and Karen Ketchen Anonymous (3) Larry Eclov Dawn Goulet Anna Phalen Pieranunzi Scott Mulcahy Jeffrey and Eileen Richards Tom Kinder Sam Adam EHS Business Solutions Jennifer E. King Carrie Phillips Glen Rippie Douglas and Denise Nash Tony and Moira Saliba Alexis and Andy Kniaz Samantha Akers Tim and Jane Evans Diana and Neil King Phillips Family George and Kathleen Sharon and Lee Oberlander Bill Savage Catherine and Douglas Daniel and Andrea Alpert Mr. John Falkenholm, Jr. Carol Kipperman Samuel Prentice Rummel Thomas O’Neill and Renee and Michael Sichlau Knuth Peter Altieri Tiffany Ferguson Kistenbroker Family Richard Prinz Donna Schatt Ann David Kathi Brown Rhonda Kokot Lauren Andresen Robert and Kathleen Fife Lindsay Knight V. Pristera, Jr. Steve Stratton Lanny and Terry Passaro Sy Sussman Tony and Helen Kwan Jeffrey Arena Susan Fiore Kimberly and Robert Kocur Jerry H. Proffit Kathleen and William Streff David and Valeria Pruett Sharon Szeszycki DDS and Cindy and Jim Lamson Evelyn Arkebauer Jean and Bill Fischer Michael and Nancy Nick Rave Raiselle and Kenneth Mark Danhoff Fran and Chuck Licht Rossann Baker-Priestley Jan and Bill Flapan Koenigsknecht Wendy and Eric Raymer $1,500 to $2,499 Resnick Kevin Tobin Justin Lockard Dinah Barthelmess Paul Fong Fiona Kogan Eva E. Redei Anonymous Joanne and Paul Ruxin Joe Trpik Katherine Logue Pat Garcia and Joan and Ron Fox Adam Kraft Beth Reese Edgar Bachrach Jim and Mary Beth Hamlin Dr. Sabrina Tsao Sherry and Mel Lopata Julie Barton Leota P. Gajda David Kronman Chuck Reotutar Liz Barrett Shannon Matthew Turk Cathleen R. Marine Larry Bernstein Patricia and Melvin Gerbie Kimberly Kuehl Merle Reskin Connie Calbeck The Mark Slavin Family Jean Morman Unsworth Jennifer Marling Arta and Adrian Beverly Rosemary Gilmore The Kulich Family The Paul Richards Family Kay Collier Fredric and Nikki Will Stein Mark Weisberg R. David Matthews Jennifer and Robin Dedra Gold Dolores A. Kunda Donna L. Robbins Patricia Cox Jon and Jane Stillman Donald and Sylvia White Janet Melk Bienemann Gomberg, Sharfman, Gold Patricia I. Kwiatek Eleanor and Robert Mary Dempsey Scott Turow Susan J. White The Morris and Helen Leslie Bond and Ostler Jeanne Laduke Roemer John Forrest Brady Twiggs George Williams Messing Foundation Aldridge and Marie Ella and Scott Goldstein Marcy and Robert Lange Joan and Bob Rudolph Jim and Sandy Freeburg Laura and Michael Werner Scott and Nicole Wilson Pete Mihelich Bousfield Alvin and June Golin Michele Langenfeld Jordan Rummel Doug Hara Leslie and Robert Zentner Rickie and Alexander Miller Linda and Ron Bowman Charles and Phyllis Jim and Laurel Lannen Ashaki T. Sailor Vicki and Bruce Heyman $250 to $499 Blake Moritz Molly Boyden Goodman John Lawrence Ursula Sanne Alain Lecoque $500 to $999 Josh Aldama Carol Nulman Georgia L. Bozeday Evalyn Grant Sylvie Legere Judy Saslow Dr. Paul Lisnek† Constantine and Voula John and Mary Alukos Leslie Oster and Mark Braun Miriam and Barry Green John and Jill Levi Mr. and Mrs. John Scala Pamela G. Meyer Alexandrakis Paul Andrews Daniel Rodriguez Thomas F. Broderick Aaron Greven Joan and Murray Levin Robert Schwartz Kenneth and Anne Miller Tyler Anthony David Perez Arnold and Adrienne Jason Griffith Phillip and Natalie Levin Jennifer and Philip Brookstone Robert S. Guenther Sharon and Bob Lindgren Schwartz 20 †ThisLookingglass donor is ensuring Theatre Lookingglass’ Company future with a generous bequest. Death Tax 21 DONORS (CONTINUED) DONORS (CONTINUED)

Jeff and Maggie Schwartz W. and E. Stenhouse James and Mary Weidner Susan Shafiq Terry and Ruth Stevig Mark Weissman In-Kind Donors Shelly Shannon Liz Stiffel John Welk Liz and Jeff Sharp Patti Sue Stolfe Andy White and ¡Ay Chiwawa! Frontera Grill Roger Beck Portraits Leslie and Robert Shook Constance Sulkin Shari Joffe White 2econd Stage Theatre Company G Spot Hair Design Rosebud Restaurants June Shulman Alvin and Karen Telser Heather Widell A. Marek Fine Jewelry Gene & Georgetti RPM Italian Tara Simon Karen Hletko Tiersky Clifton J. Wilkow and Action Booth Gene Siskel Film Center Ruth Chris Steak House Kathleen Polnik Sliter Jillian Tribbett Robert Kinslow Adam DeVarney Gino’s East Scott Levy, Attorney at Law Slusar-Goldman Family Drs. Patrick and Deborah Janet and Les Wilson Alliance Française de Chicago Godiva Chocolatier Shaw’s Crab House Steve W. Klang and Turski Jai Winston American Girl Place Chicago Goodman Theatre Sirron Pilates Studio Cory A. Smith Gretchen Vacendak Tina Yarovsky American Sightline Tours & Greyline HERSHEY’S Chicago Sofitel Luxury Hotels Charles and Melissa Smith Prabhu Velan Virginia Zagaja Tours & Trolleys HMS Media Southern Wine & Spirits Steven and Deborah Marsie Wallach Jerry and Jody Zamirowski Andaz 5th Avenue Hyatt Chicago Magnificent Mile SPLASH Soehlig Dr. Claire Wang Natalia Zvislo Arden Theatre Company Hyatt Regency Chicago Sunda Matthew Soraci Shoshana Elkin Waskow Arena Stage Irazú Sweet Imposition Bonnie Spring, Ph.D. and Michael Slater Argo Tea Jam Theatricals Taco Joint Asta Razma Jane Skin Care Studio Talbott Hotel of Roosevelt John G. Shedd Aquarium Tanta University Karen Millen Texas de Brazil Memorial and Honorary Gifts Benjamin Barnes Kathy and Kevin Fanning The Actors Gymnasium Berghoff Catering & Restaurant Group Katz & Stefani The Capital Grille Big Onion Tavern Group Kelsey Grape Jewelry Design The Colbert Report In Honor of Mary Jo Basler Joe and Shannon Brady In Honor of Tom and Lori McCarthy Blackfinn Ameripub Kimberly Kuehl The Field Museum Anne Kaplan Kathy and Kevin Fanning Jennifer and Robin Bienemann BMO Harris Bank Paul and Dedrea Gray Lee and Sandy Golub The Grill on the Alley Boka Restaurant Group Honoring Jason B. & Kathleen P.’s Lisa Naparstek Green and In Memory of Valerie Lamb Smith Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises The James Hotel joy of this theatre Howard Green Langhorne Smith Live Nation Global Touring The Langham Chicago Barbara Burkett Drs. Elena and Perry Kamel Bucketfeet Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria The Local Chicago Rachel E. Kraft In Honor of Phil Smith and Louise Bud and Susan Zupp Lulu’s on the Avenue The Redhead Piano Bar In Honor of the 10 year staff Rocque and Anne Lipford Lamson Burrito Beach Major League Soccer & United Soccer The Ritz-Carlton Chicago anniversaries of Jenny Bienemann, John McGowan and Dave Robbins Adam and Caroline Ith Carol Fox Associates Marketing TimeLine Theatre Company Phil Smith and Heidi Stillman Jill and Jon Meier Celia Leventhal & Edward Bergmark Mary Zimmerman TRU Joe and Shannon Brady Melinda McMullen and Duncan Kime Friends and Family of Marti Lyons Chicago Architecture Foundation Mercadito Hospitality UBER Lee and Sandy Golub Abbie Helene Roth and Barb Williams Chicago Chocolate Tours Mesirow Financial UNICUS Fitness Lisa Napartstek Green and Sandra Gladstone Roth Chicago Commercial Collective Michael and Joanne Balogh United Airlines Howard Green Donna Schatt In Honor of Andy White Chicago Costume Mike’s Hard Lemonade Venue One Melinda McMullen and Duncan Kime Nancy and Michael Timmers Joan and Ron Fox Chicago Essex Inn Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel Vera Bradley Rachel E. Kraft Diane and Chris Whatton Misha Nicholas Vita Coco Water Rocque and Anne Lipford In Honor of Andy White and Chicago Kernel Miu Miu Wendella Sightseeing Company John McGowan and Dave Robins In Honor of Christine Mary Dunford Christine Mary Dunford Chicago Shakespeare Theater Moller Financial Services Windy City Rollers Jill and Jonathan Meier Myrna Orenstein and Kerana and Avram Kraft Chicago Trolley and Double Decker Co. Museum of Broadcast Wolfgang Puck Catering Darren and Anne Snyder John Summerhays Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras Communications WXRT Radio Nancy and Michael Timmers Chicago’s Essex Inn Museum of Contemproary Art Chicago Zach Spangler Andy White and Shari Joffe White In Honor of Paul and Dedrea Gray Claire Ashley Museum of Science & Industry Zed451 Harry Rosenberg Coca-Cola Nancy and Michael Timmers In Honor of Leigh Bienen Andy White and Shari Joffe White Coco Pazzo Caffe National Constitution Center Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan COLDCOCK Whiskey New Holland Brewery Foundation In Honor of Jonathan Green Color Image NoMI Miriam and Barry Green ComEd Omni Chicago Hotel In Honor of the Marriage of Doug Crown Imports Park Hyatt Washington Brown and Rachel Kraft In Honor of Sara Gmitter Dana Hotel and Spa Park Hyatt Chicago Kathi Brown For the Curtain Up! Study Group Darren and Anne Snyder Park Hyatt New York Michael and Betsy Katz with Henry Delle Amiche Salon Paul & De Gray and Sheila Hollander In Honor of Charles Ellenbogen Destination Fit Pelago Ristorante Judith and Jerry Kaufman Roseanne Druian DJ Brock Manke Phil Stefani Signature Restaurants Leslie and Robert Shook DJ D2A Potter’s Lounge The Lookingglass Staff In Honor of Illinois DJ Lani Love PRADA Susan Wolz EROC Nation Project Fixup In Memory of Andrew H. Chun Eli’s Cheesecake PUSH Sports Performance Training Edward Chun In Honor of Drs. Elena and Perry Emporio Armani Que Syrah Winery Elaine Chun and Brett Sherman Kamel Ensemble Español Richard Ditton Connie Calbeck Erin Gallagher Jewelry Rick and Deann Bayless In Honor of Richard Ditton Michael Schwartz Evian RL Restaurants Jennifer and Robin Bienemann Fadó Irish Pub Rockit Ranch Productions Leigh and Henry Bienen Francis Son Rocque and Anne Lipford 22 Lookingglass Theatre Company Death Tax 23 SERVICES, AMENITIES & COURTESY

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