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Chicago Shakespeare Theater OTHELLO from OUR SHAKESPEARE CHICAGO PARTNERS Contents LYRICOPERA.ORG | 312.827.5600 OTHELLO FFTCHICAGO.COM Chicago Shakespeare Theater Proud tobeapartner with CARASCO PHOTOGRAPHY —The Merry WivesofWindsor OTHELLO FROM OUR SHAKESPEARE CHICAGO PARTNERS Contents LYRICOPERA.ORG | 312.827.5600 Star-crossed lovers… FEB 22 – MAR 19 Sung in French with Swashbuckling swordplay… projected English titles Experience this timeless love story set to Gounod’s deeply romantic music! Production owned by The Metropolitan Opera. and Chicago Shakespeare Theater On the Boards 12 ROMEO JULIET 800 E. Grand on Navy Pier production Julie and Mr. and Mrs. W. JaMes Chicago, Illinois 60611 A selection of notable CST events, plays and players sponsors roger Baskes Farrell 312.595.5600 www.chicagoshakes.com ©2016 Cast Chicago Shakespeare Theater 19 TH All rights reserved. 15 SE artistic director: Barbara Gaines Playgoer’s Guide RY A 20 A S executive director: Criss Henderson S O R N E above and cover: V Profiles I James Vincent Meredith and Bethany Jillard, 22 N photos by Jeff Sciortino N A Unhoused 32 Scholar Wendy Wall explores the role of home and belonging in Othello. Part of the John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe Inquiry and Exploration Series RICHARDBY William Shakespeare DIRECTED BY Jessica III Thebus MARCH 3 —MAY 1 TICKETS: At 773-283-7071 1624 North Halsted Street, Chicago, IL 60614 thegifttheatre.org www.chicagoshakes.com 5 CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER Welcome DEAR FRIENDS, Welcome to Chicago Shakespeare and the continuation of our city’s landmark international arts festival—Shakespeare 400 Chicago. Today’s production of Othello has been woven into a psychological thriller—one that could have only come from the brilliant mind of British director, Jonathan Munby. Jonathan was last with us for his visceral interpretation of Julius Caesar in 2012, which astutely reflected the power of political rhetoric in an important election year for the US. His Othello artfully mines the themes of jealousy and racism inherent in this play, and poignant at this moment in our world’s history. Shakespeare 400 Chicago will complement Munby’s Othello staged at Feminism meets imperialism. Monty Python meets its match. Chicago's newest Chicago Shakespeare by exploring the same play through: dance in the Equity theater Hamburg Ballet’s awe-inspiring interpretation at the Harris Theater for Music and Dance; hip-hop in the internationally acclaimed adaptation Othello: The cktail is big fun.” "Brace for comedy! This hijinks-happy co Remix by rap artists the Q Brothers; and even through a Brazilian-inspired — NY DAILY NEWS dish designed by Chef John Manion of La Sirena Clandestina, part of Culinary Complete Works. These are just a few examples of the myriad ways Shakespeare’s thirty-eight plays will be brought to life across our city this year. We are proud to spearhead this initiative that reaffirms Chicago’s position as a global destination for cultural tourism. Your support fuels this work, and for this we are truly grateful. Here’s to a year of Shakespeare! n Barbara Gaines Criss Henderson Sheli Z. Rosenberg BY Nell Benjamin Artistic Director Executive Director Chair, Board of Directors DIRECTED BY David H. Bell TICKETS: 773.891.8985 OR NOW THROUGH APRIL 17 WindyCityPlayhouse.com www.chicagoshakes.com 7 AT CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE + AROUND THE CITY OF CHICAGO The Q Brothers' Pritzker Military Museum & Library 38 Plays. 38 Chefs. The Gift Theatre Company in association SHORT SHAKESPEARE! TUG OF WAR: FOREIGN FIRE with Steppenwolf Theatre Company + TWELFTH NIGHT OTHELLO: THE REMIX EDWARD III, HENRY V, HENRY VI, PART 1 SHAKESPEARE AND THE CULINARY COMPLETE The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago MARCH 5–APRIL 9, Saturdays at 11:00 am APRIL 12–MAY 8 MAY 12–JUNE 12 CITIZEN SOLDIER WORKS ALL YEAR LONG by William Shakespeare written, directed + composed by GQ + JQ by William Shakespeare ALL YEAR LONG Restaurants across Chicago RICHARD III MARCH 3–MAY 1 adapted + directed by Kirsten Kelly developed with Rick Boynton adapted + directed by Barbara Gaines Steppenwolf's Merle Reskin Garage UK UK the the from from Chicago Symphony Orchestra Art Institute of Chicago Northwestern University + Alice Kaplan I, MALVOLIO CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE GARY BUSEY’S Institute for the Humanities JUNE 2–5 IN THE PARKS TWELFTH NIGHT ONE-MAN HAMLET SHAKESPEARE SUPERNATURAL written + performed by Tim Crouch SUMMER 2016—FREE FOR ALL JULY 12–17 AT THE SYMPHONY SHAKESPEARE PLAY THE KNAVE: AN by William Shakespeare co-created + directed by Michole Biancosino APRIL 7–26 APRIL 11–OCTOBER 10 INTERACTIVE SHAKESPEARE GAME adapted + directed by Kirsten Kelly co-created, written + as performed by David Carl Symphony Center APRIL 28 Northwestern University UK the POLAND from from Shakespeare’s Globe TUG OF WAR: CIVIL STRIFE Song of the Goat University of Chicago Arts The Improvised Shakespeare Company Scholars from 10 universities share THE MERCHANT OF VENICE HENRY VI PARTS 2 AND 3, RICHARD III SONGS OF LEAR INTERPRETING SHAKESPEARE IMPROVISED SHAKESPEARE their perspectives AUGUST 4–14 SEPTEMBER 14–OCTOBER 9 SEPTEMBER 15–18 THROUGH ALDERMAN BOYDELL'S PRINT ALL YEAR LONG CITY DESK 400 by William Shakespeare by William Shakespeare directed by Grzegorz Bral • composed by COLLECTION WITH DAVID BEVINGTON The iO Theater ALL YEAR LONG directed by Jonathan Munby adapted + directed by Barbara Gaines Jean-Claude Acquaviva + Maciej Rychły MAY 6 + OCTOBER 15 Smart Museum of Art Online + On the Go starring Jonathan Pryce INDIA MEXICO from from Foro Shakespeare Company Theatre Mumbai Network Chicago Chicago Public Library ENAMORARSE PIYA BEHARUPIYA WTTW Channel 11 + WFMT 98.7 FM CHECK OUT SHAKESPEARE DE UN INCENDIO (TWELFTH NIGHT) SHAKESPEARE ON AIR ALL YEAR LONG SEPTEMBER 22–24 SEPTEMBER 27 + 29 ALL YEAR LONG Library branches across the city written + directed by Eduardo Pavez Goye 312.595.5600 • chicagoshakes.com Check out the full lineup of programs at: CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER About CST CST is a global theatrical force, known for vibrant productions that reflect Shakespeare’s genius for storytelling, language and empathy for the human condition. Throughout 2016, CST is spearheading the international arts and culture festival, Shakespeare 400 Chicago, a citywide celebration of the playwright's 400- year legacy. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Barbara Gaines and Executive Director Criss Henderson, CST is dedicated to creating extraordinary production of classics, new works and family programming; to unlocking Shakespeare’s work for Robert Battle educators and students; and to serving as Chicago’s cultural ambassador through Artistic Director its World’s Stage Series. CST serves as a partner in literacy to Chicago Public Schools, working alongside English teachers to help struggling readers connect Masazumi Chaya with Shakespeare in the classroom, and bringing his text to life on stage for 40,000 Associate Artistic Director students every year. And each summer, 30,000 families and audience members of all ages welcome the free Chicago Shakespeare in the Parks tour into their neighborhoods across the far north, west and south sides of the city. Reflecting the global city it calls home, CST is the leading producer of international work in Chicago, and has toured its plays abroad to Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, Canada/ North America and the Middle East. CST is proud to take an active role in empowering the next generation of literate, engaged cultural champions and creative minds. The Theater’s tradition of excellence and civic leadership has been honored with numerous national and international awards, including the Regional Theatre Tony Award, three Laurence Olivier Awards, and eighty total Joseph Jefferson Awards. CST’s work with Chicago Public School students and teachers was recognized by the White House in 2014 with the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award. Among its many international engagements, CST participated in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s “Unbelievable. 2006 Complete Works Festival and was selected to represent North America at the Go see Ailey. Globe to Globe festival as part of London’s 2012 Cultural Olympiad. n It’s change-your- ONE WEEK ONLY! life good.” BOARD OF DIRECTORS — NBC’S Today Show Sheli Z. Rosenberg* William L. Hood, Jr. Stephanie Pope MARCH 8–13 Chair Stewart S. Hudnut Richard W. Porter Eric Q. Strickland* William R. Jentes* John Rau Treasurer Jack L. Karp Nazneen Razi John P. Keller Ingrid Razny Steven J. Solomon* Christie B. Kelly Lance Richards AuditoriumTheatre.org :: 312.341.2300 Deputy Chair Richard A. Kent Glenn R. Richter Barbara Malott Kizziah John W. Rowe* Box Office: 50 E Congress Pkwy :: Discounts for groups of 10+! Frank D. Ballantine Edward A. Langan Robert Ryan Brit J. Bartter* Chase Collins Levey Carole B. Segal Thomas L. Brown Support provided by Anna Livingston Kathleen Kelly Spear Allan E. Bulley III Renetta E. McCann Harvey J. Struthers, Jr. Patrick R. Daley Raymond F. McCaskey* Eileen Sweeney Brian W. Duwe Robert G. McLennan Sheila G. Talton Philip L. Engel Jess E. Merten Marilynn J. Thoma* Jeanne B. Ettelson Robert Moore Gayle R. Tilles Harve A. Ferrill Madhavan Nayar William J. Tomazin 2015–16 SEASON SPONSORS Sonja H. Fischer Christopher O’Brien Donna Van Eekeren Richard J. Franke Dennis Olis* Priscilla A. (Pam) Walter* Barbara Gaines* Mark S. Ouweleen* Ray Whitacre C. Gary Gerst* Carleton D. Pearl Ava D. Youngblood Dance Sponsor Student Matinee Student Matinee Official Hotel M. Hill Hammock* Sponsor Sponsor Partner Judith Pierpont * Kathryn J. Hayley denotes Executive Committee Rachael McLaren. Photo by Andrew Eccles. Paulita A. Pike members Criss Henderson* OTHELLO CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER On the Boards IN THE BEHIND ON STAGE COMMUNITY AROUND THE WORLD THE SCENES This spring, CST’s ever-popular annual Uniting scholars from ten universities, For over a decade, Chicago The tastiest facet of Shakespeare 400 75-minute production for student and City Desk 400 is a true 21st-century Shakespeare’s World’s Stage Series has Chicago, Culinary Complete Works family audiences is Short Shakespeare! expression of Shakespearean imported leading international artists to presents a bold intersection of the Twelfth Night, the first time that this scholarship.
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