Lookingglass Theatre Company in a co-production with Berkeley Repertory Theatre presents

Adapted and Directed by Mary Zimmerman• From the book by Robert Louis Stevenson

PRODUCTION SPONSORS

Allstate is the Production Sponsor and proud supporter of the matinee program for Treasure Island.

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

Todd Rosenthal, USA Ana Kuzmanic, USA TJ Gerkins, USA Andre Pluess, USA♦ Scenic Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Design/Composer

Jeri Frederickson Joel Hobson Chad Hain Blair Thomas Production Stage Manager Production Manager Technical Director Puppet Designer

Sarah Burnham Claggett Kathy Logelin Properties Designer Dialect Coach

CAST Jim Hawkins ...... John Babbo Pew ...... Anthony Irons* Squire Trelawney ...... Matt DeCaro* Black Dog/Ben Gunn ...... Steve Pickering* Dance/Dick ...... Travis Delgado Israel Hands ...... Ariel Shafir* Long John Silver ...... Lawrence E. DiStasi•* Musician ...... L.J. Slavin Billy Bones/Redruth .. Christopher Donahue* Captain Smollett ...... Philip R. Smith•* Mrs. Hawkins/Musician ...... Kasey Foster* Dr. Livesey ...... Andrew White•* Musician ...... Greg Hirte* Grey/Musician ...... Matthew C. Yee

UNDERSTUDIES Jamie Abelson*, Jeanne T. Arrigo, Charlie Babbo, Gregory Geffrard, John Gregorio and Brian Rife

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

LEAD PRODUCER’S CIRCLE PRODUCER’S CIRCLE OPENING NIGHT SPONSOR SUPPORT PROVIDED BY: SUPPORT PROVIDED BY: Leigh and Henry Bienen Paul and De Gray

TREASURE ISLAND is produced by special arrangement with Bruce Ostler, BRET ADAMS, LTD., 448 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10036. www.bretadamsltd.net. 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. Treasure Island 1 PRODUCTION STAFF

Assistant Director ...... Risher Reddick Associate Technical Director ...... Ben Dawson Interim Assistant Technical Director ...... Sam Moryoussef Production Coordinator ...... Kelly Crook Assistant Stage Manager ...... Mary Hungerford Assistant Lighting Designer ...... Steve Sorenson, USA Assistant Costume Designers ...... Caitlin McLeod, Melissa Motz Assistant Properties Designer ...... Amanda Herrmann Assistant Sound Designer ...... Chris LaPorte Master Carpenter ...... Isaac Schoepp Lead Carpenter ...... Jake Puralewski Carpenters ...... Nic Belanger, Elyse Estes, Nick Harazin, Jon Harvey, Alex Miller, Erin Ohland, Joseph Wesolowski Carpenter/Welder ...... Gordon Granger Scenic Charge ...... Zoe Shiffrin Assistant Scenic Charge ...... Sarah Lewis Scenic Artists ...... Kassie Davis, Tiffany Goarcke, Karina Kim Master Electrician ...... Jeff Glass Assistant Master Electrician ...... Shawn Kronk Costume Shop Manager ...... Mieka van der Ploeg Costume Shop Assistant ...... Katie Johancen Drapers ...... Kitty Knapp, Beth Uber Crafts ...... Melissa Bochat, Marliss Jensen, Pamela Maurer, Meredith Miller, Stitchers ...... Alice Broughton, Caitlin Dalton, Greta Humphries, Maddy Low Rosalinda Miller, Megan Turner, and Amy Prindle Wardrobe Supervisor ...... Amber N. Collins Wardrobe Crew ...... Melissa Motz, Erika Clauson Makeup ...... Nan Zabriskie Wigs ...... Rick Jarvie Deck Crew ...... Austin Kopsa, Jake Weiner Casting ...... Philip R. Smith• with Raymond Fox• Young Performer Supervisor ...... Katie Cora Scene Shop Interns ...... Michaella Cipriani, Wesley Patterson Stage Management Interns ...... Jackie Bautista, Emma Horvath

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

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SPECIAL THANKS Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Bruce Osher, Bret Adams Ltd., Kim Ford, Jamieson Werling, Kelly L. Page, Dana Omar, Zack Barr, Michael Fleisher, Tom DeFrancisco, Ariana Burks, Anaiya Burks, Phia Ringo, Othel Robert Owen, Ben Sachs, Alex Teller, Kristy Ryan, Julie Cameron, Mary Dombrowski, Stacy Ratner, Dan Ratner, Genevieve Thiers, Marc Rosenberg, Nick Petit, Katy Vogt, Zak Kates, Kevin Kotowski, Horace Flournoy, Don Clippinger, Pamela Hanratty, Howard Tullman 2 Lookingglass Theatre Company In Conversation with Ensemble Member Mary Zimmerman Interview by Literary Manager and Company Dramaturg Marti Lyons

When did you first read poems, though I didn’t know it when I Treasure Island? entered the library last summer. I didn’t read it until last summer. I have a house on an island off the coast of I’ve read that there have been Maine. It’s a very maritime culture about 50 prior adaptations of there and I always like to read things Treasure Island. Have you absorbed connected in some way to where I am any of them or will you? when I’m away from home (although, No, I won’t. I don’t want to put myself in in fact, everything I’ve done has had a situation where I accidentally imitate something to do with the sea, I had a or copy something. The amount of great romance about that as a child prior adaptation both encourages and growing up in Nebraska). So in Maine discourages me. It discourages me I came across it at the local library, a because I realize it isn’t a very original beautiful edition with the N.C. Wyeth idea to dramatize this story, but it illustrations—this great classic from encourages me in that many people young adulthood that I had never read. have similarly found it or thought of it The moment I started reading it, I was as stage-worthy. I think some of those completely smitten by it and in an adaptations go back a hundred years. unusual way; instead of experiencing it in the filmic way one usually has I’d love it if you’d talk a little when reading (a kind of virtual filmic bit about your process. experience) I was very much seeing it I have an unusual process that I’ve on a stage—in a room, in a theatre. somehow just gotten away with for the Initially, I was feeling kind of odd about last however many decades, and it’s approaching it for adaptation because that I don’t start with a script—although unlike so much of what has comprised I’m always starting with a source text my adult work, this wasn’t a great —and with my designers who design childhood favorite of mine. But then, without that script. I also cast with no very early in my research I realized script, although I sometimes write little Stevenson was the author of A Child’s scenes for actors to read in auditions. I Garden of Verses, which was perhaps write the script in the hours before and my first literary obsession as a child. I after rehearsal. I’m writing specifically had had no idea that it was Stevenson, for my cast; who they are as people or even by a single author. So I do have and what they can do, and I can also a Stevenson connection through those be influenced by what’s happening in Treasure Island 3 the world precisely during the process what I’m still working with. Most of my of rehearsal—although with something shows are characterized by suggestion like Treasure Island, it’s so plotted from and metaphor, allowing the part to beginning, middle, to end, there’s less represent the whole, and all the tropes of that. When I’m doing something like of literature actually, made visually the Myths of Ovid or fairytales, or Tales manifest. Although I will say, this of the Arabian Nights, that’s an almost Treasure Island set is one of the most infinitely large source, and I have a representational sets I’ve done—it’s double task nightly not just of writing the quite defined as a ship while having to scene but of structuring the theatrical serve as much more. But I think that evening. With something like Treasure is in keeping with the straightforward, Island or The Odyssey, which both have highly plotted nature of text. quite brilliant narrative structures, I don’t have that worry. What I’m really Why do you think Treasure Island doing is problem-solving and figuring resonates 100 years later? What out how to manifest something onstage is it about the story that is still so which wasn’t originally intended to be attractive to us? onstage. One of the greatest joys is I think we all long for more life, more trying to stage the impossible. The life, more life, and I don’t mean in terms theater is just a box, and everything of years, I mean in terms of more that happens in it must be brought into adventure, more not knowing what the it; and you have to engage the next day is, what the next wave is, what audience’s imagination to make them the weather is, where the ocean is believe or at least simultaneously see going to take us. I think we have dual what you are doing. They grant that you needs: a need for security and knowing are on a ship, or that someone is turning how the story ends; but also, there’s a into a bird, or flying on a carpet, or that part of us that has that wild longing all there are elephants going though when the time to be tested, to have life and no such thing is actually happening— death situations, to have to use our when only a small part of the elephant wits, to be so alert to possible danger, or motion of a bird is present. The kind to have to act and save ourselves and of backyard solutions we all employed save the crew. That’s what I think it is. as children to create entire worlds is n

4 Lookingglass Theatre Company Treasure Island 5 PROFILES

JOHN BABBO MATT DECARO TRAVIS DELGADO LAWRENCE E. DISTASI

CHRISTOPHER KASEY FOSTER GREG HIRTE ANTHONY IRONS DONAHUE

STEVE PICKERING ARIEL SHAFIR L.J. SLAVIN PHILIP R. SMITH

ANDREW WHITE MATTHEW C. YEE

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JOHN FRANCIS BABBO (Jim Hawkins) is thrilled LAWRENCE E. DISTASI (Long John Silver/ to return to Lookingglass where he was last seen in In The Ensemble Member) is a co-founder of The Actors Garden. Theatre credits: A Christmas Story, the Musical Gymnasium Circus and Performing Arts School as (Broadway and National Tour), Strandline (A Red Orchid well as an ensemble member and co-founder of the Theatre), Oliver, Gypsy, and Sweeney Todd (Drury Lane Lookingglass Theatre Company. Larry has performed Theatre), Beauty and the Beast (Chicago Shakespeare in over 30 Lookingglass productions, among them the Theater), A Christmas Carol (), and Tony Award winning production, Metamorphoses, and Night and Day (Remy Bumppo). Television and film the Jeff Award winning productions Lookingglass Alice, credits: Chicago Fire (NBC), Sense8 (Netflix), Deadbeat The Arabian Nights and Hard Times. He directed and (Hulu), UnderEmployed (MTV), Nintendo Amiibo adapted The Baron in the Trees for which he received a (YouTube promotion, 2014), and upcoming independent Jeff Nomination in Adaptation. Larry also directed many features Thrill Ride and Not a Stranger. Many thanks to Actors Gymnasium circuses including Lost and Found, Gray Talent Group and John Mara, Jr. Love to Dad, Mom, Skooled and The Magical Exploding Boy and the Invisible MaryGrace, Joe, and Charlie! Circus. He has appeared on television, in film and in a Philip Glass Opera called Galileo Galilei. He received his MATT DECARO (Squire Trelawney) has appeared B.A. in Theatre from Northwestern University. most recenly as Fa Hai in Mary Zimmerman’s The White CHRISTOPHER DONAHUE (Billy Bones/ Snake. Engagements include the Old Globe Theater, The Redruth) McCarter, The Goodman Theatre, The Guthrie Theatre has performed in Mary Zimmerman’s and the Wuzhen International Theater Festival in China. productions of The Odyssey, The Actor Retires, Laughter Previous Goodman credits include Camino Real, The in the Dark, The Arabian Nights, The Baltimore Waltz, Play About the Baby, Romance, Heartbreak House, Boy Journey to the West, The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Gets Girl and Spinning Into Butter, among others. He Vinci, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Akhnaten, Measure reprised his roles in Spinning Into Butter and Boy Gets for Measure, Metamorphoses, The Secret in the Wings, Girl for their New York productions at Lincoln Center and Silk. This is his seventh appearance at Lookingglass, Theater and Manhattan Theatre Club. Mr. DeCaro has and his fourth appearance at Berkely Rep. appeared at Chicago Shakespeare Theater in Gypsy, KASEY FOSTER (Mrs. Hawkins/Musician) The Merry Wives of Windsor, Richard III and As You was Like It. Other Chicago credits include The Lieutenant of last seen in Lookingglass’ Moby Dick (Fate) and The Inishmore, Talley’s Folly and Dinah Was at Northlight Little Prince (Fox). Foster has also performed with Theatre; Glengarry Glen Ross, Perfect Mendacity, Men of Manual Cinema, Chicago Children’s Theatre, Blair Tortuga, Our Lady of 121st Street and Slaughterhouse- Thomas, Redmoon, Dog & Pony, Trap Door, Theater Wit, Five at Steppenwolf Theatre and A Midsummer Night’s Red Tape, and Collaboraction. She sings with local Dream, The Mystery Cycle and The House of Blue Leaves bands: This Must be the Band, Grood, Babe-alon 5, and at Court Theatre. Regional credits include American Old Timey. Foster recently directed Romulus at Oracle, Buffalo, Machinal, A Streetcar Named Desire and and has choreographed and directed over thirty original Dark Rapture at American Conservatory Theater in San works since her Chicago arrival in 2004. One of her Francisco, as well as productions in Atlanta, Santa Fe favorite projects to produce is a series called Dance and Florida. Recent film credits include The Last Rites Tribute. Foster is incredibly honored to be a part of the of Joe May, The Wise Kids, U.S. Marshals, Eagle Eye Treasure Island team. Thank you!! and Mr. 2000. He has appeared on many television GREG HIRTE (Musician) shows including Curb Your Enthusiasm; House; CSI: is an actor, musician

Crime Scene Investigation; The Office, as well as and composer in Chicago and is happy to be making two seasons on Prison Break as Officer Roy Geary. his Lookingglass debut. He most recently appeared as Luther in Ring of Fire: Music of Johnny Cash, and before TRAVIS DELGADO (Dance/Dick) is proud to join that as Leon in the American Blues production of Hank the cast and crew of the Lookingglass Theatre. Travis Williams: Lost Highway, and at the Goodman Theatre graduated from Texas A&M University in Corpus Christi for his 18th season of A Christmas Carol. Other Chicago and now lives in Edgewater, Chicago. He is best known credits: performance and musical composition for the for playing Jurgis in The Jungle adapted and directed by Goodman, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Court Theatre, Jeff Award winner Matt Foss at Oracle Productions. Travis Drury Lane Theatre, and the would like to thank his mother, father, and brothers Piven Theatre Workshop (Jeff Award nomination for Best for their love and suport. He also thanks director Mary Original Score for Sarah Ruhl’s Melancholy Play). Other Zimmerman for this remarkable experience. Travis credits include performances for several international dedicates his performance at Lookingglass to his friends theater and music festivals. Mr. Hirte is also a member and family who remind him to always love the work. of several Chicago area bands touring nationally and internationally, including Chicago’s own Mucca Puzza.

Treasure Island 7 PROFILES

ANTHONY IRONS (Pew) is overjoyed to make his Street Theatre, Goodspeed Opera House in Connecticut, debut at Lookingglass with this grand adventure. He is a and Pope Theatre in West Palm Beach; Appalachian Congo Square Theatre Ensemble member, where he has Strings at Denver Center Theatre, Meadowbrook performed in over a dozen productions and garnered Theatre in Michigan, Cincinnati Playhouse, and Virginia Black Excellence Awards, BTAAs and a Jeff Nomination. Stage Company; Twelfth Night at Chicago Shakespeare Other credits include Two Trains Running (Goodman), Theater; Sounding the River at Milwaukee Rep; and Waiting for Godot (Court), Red Scare and Second City three seasons of A Christmas Carol at Goodman Theatre. Mile High (The Second City), Black Eagles (Penumbra), He is honored to be working with Lookingglass Theatre in Hamlet ( Shakespeare Festival), As You Like Treasure Island. It (Georgia Shakespeare Festival) and Treemonisha (Birmingham Broadway Series). Television/Film credits PHILIP R. SMITH (Captain Smollett/Producing include Chicago Fire, Boss, Let’s Go To Prison and The Artistic Director/Ensemble Member) most Lucky Ones. Love to Dionna and the ever swashbuckling recently appeared as Bass in Big Lake Big City at X-Boys. Lookingglass and Wrede Sartorius in The March at Steppenwolf Theatre. Other Lookingglass credits STEVE PICKERING (Black Dog/Ben Gunn) include Ethan in Ethan Frome, Will in Trust, Phileas Fogg is a Chicago-based actor, director, and playwright. Most in Around the World in 80 Days, Ivan in The Brothers recently, he appeared in the title role of Macbeth and Karamazov, Tinker Bosch in The Wooden Breeks and as Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing for Santa Cruz Creon in Hillbilly Antigone. Other recent credits include Shakespeare. Spring of 2015, he appeared in The Little Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird and Rev. Parris in Foxes at the Goodman Theatre - the most recent of over The Crucible both at Steppenwolf and Fogg in Around 30 shows there since 1987, including The Seagull, King the World in 80 Days at Baltimore’s Center Stage. Other Lear, Long Days Journey Into Night, On the Open Road, regional credits include work at the McCarter Theatre, Mary Zimmerman’s Journey to the West and Robert Falls’ Seattle Rep, the Arden Theatre, BAM (NYC), and The production of Death of a Salesman (Chicago, Broadway, Actors Gang (LA). TV and film credits include “Boss,” National Tour, and London West End runs). In 2013, he “Friends,” “Prison Break,” “Chicago Hope,” “Early was nominated for a Helen Hayes Award for Wallenstein, Edition,” Kissing a Fool, Since You’ve Been Gone, High directed by Michael Kahn for Shakespeare Theatre in Fidelity, The Express and The Dilemma. As Producing DC. Formerly the Artistic Director of the Next Theatre in Artistic Director, oversight includes Lookingglass Evanston (93-98), he is currently a Goodman Theatre casting and serving as a primary artistic liaison to the Creative Partner and Project Manager for Shanghai Low Development, Special Events, Marketing and Production Theatricals. shanghailow.org departments.

ARIEL SHAFIR (Israel Hands) makes his ANDREW WHITE (Dr. Livesey/Artistic Lookingglass debut. Chicago credits: Fersen in Marie Director/Ensemble Member) has participated Antoinette (Steppenwolf) and Mercutio in the Jeff as an actor, writer or director in more than forty Award winning production of Romeo & Juliet (Chicago Lookingglass productions, most recently appearing in Shakespeare). Other regional credits: World Premiere of In the Garden: A Darwinian Love Story. He wrote the Captors (Huntington Theater); Suzi Bass Award winning book and lyrics for Eastland: A New Musical, received performance in Steve Martin’s The Underpants & co- a Joseph Jefferson Award for his 2004 adaptation starred with Andre DeSheilds in Mamet’s two hander, of George Orwell’s 1984 (which will be presented at A Life in the Theater (The Alliance); Barrymore Award Steppenwolf Theatre Company this season as part of the winning production of Scorched (The Wilma). Telvision: Steppenwolf for Young Adults program), and wrote and Orange is the New Black, 30 Rock, M’Larky, Army directed Of One Blood in 1989. He has taught in various Wives. Film: What Happens Next, Bride Wars, What Lookingglass Outreach programs and residencies, and Happens in Vegas and Dan Folger’s Hysterical Psycho & co-founded Mosaic Experience, a company which uses Don Peyote. an arts-based approach to dialogue about diversity. His family in Evanston includes one wife, Shari; two children, L.J. SLAVIN (Musician) Award winning multi- Julia and Asher; and one cat named Jane. instrumentalist L.J. Slavin has performed in almost every veune imaginable. He served as musical director and MATTHEW C. YEE (Grey) is happy to be making lead musician in the world premiere Steppenwolf Theatre his debut with Lookingglass Theatre. Previous credits production of The March. Additional Steppenwolf credits include The Wheel at Steppenwolf Theatre, and include The Grapes of Wrath (Tony winning production on Wonderland: Alice’s Rock and Roll Adventure at Chicago Broadway, The National Theatre in London, and regional Children’s Theatre. In 2014, he had a co-starring productions at LaJolla Playhouse, Denver Center Theatre role in season 3 episode 4 of the NBC series Chicago and Pioneer Theatre in Salt Lake City), and provided Fire. In 2013, he graduated from Northern Illinois music for Tennessee, The Glass Menagerie and Curse University with a BFA in Acting. Matthew is also a of the Starving Class. Other productions include Woody professional photographer, visual artist, and practitioner Guthrie’s American Song at Northlight Theatre, Briar of fine woodworking. 8 Lookingglass Theatre Company PROFILES

MARY ZIMMERMAN (Adaptor/Director/ designed costumes at Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Ensemble Member) likes to adapt old stories Berkeley Repertory Theatre, McCarter Theatre Center, for the stage. As writer and director at Lookingglass: The Shakespeare Theatre Company, Trinity Repertory Metamorphoses, The Arabian Nights, The Odyssey, Company, The Geffen Playhouse, Asolo Rep and Oregon The Secret in the Wings, S/M, Argonautika and Eleven Shakespeare Festival. A native of former Yugoslavia, Ana Rooms of Prouse (co-production with About Face Kuzmanic earned her undergraduate degree in costume Theatre Company). At Goodman: The White Snake, and fashion from Faculty of Applied Arts of Belgrade an The Jungle Book, Candide, Pericles, The Notebooks an MFA from Northwestern University where she serves of Leonardo da Vinci, Journey to the West, Mirror of as an associate professor of costume design. the Invisible World, Silk, Galileo Galilei, and a new production of The Odyssey. Her work has appeared at ANDRE PLUESS (Sound Designer/Artistic Berkeley Rep, The Huntington and McCarter theatres; Associate) is a composer/sound designer based in in New York at Lincoln Center, Second Stage, BAM and Chicago. His credits include composition and sound Circle in the Square; and the Arena and Shakespeare design for numerous productions for Lookingglass Theatres in D.C. At the Metropolitan Opera (NYC) she Theatre, the Goodman, Steppenwolf, Northlight, Victory directed: Lucia di Lammermoor, La Sonnambula and Gardens Theater, About Face Theatre and many other Armida. Mary received a 1998 MacArthur Fellowship Chciago and regional theaters. Broadway credits: and the 2002 Tony Award for Best Director of a Play Metamorphoses, I Am My Own Wife, 33 Variations and (Metamorphoses). She is a Professor of Performance The Clean House (Lincoln Center). Andre has received Studies at Northwestern University. She wishes she were multiple Joseph Jefferson Awards, an L.A. Ovation Jim Hawkins. Award, Barrymore Award, Drama Critics Circle Award, and Drama Desk/Lortel nominations for composition TJ GERCKENS (Lighting Designer) has previously and sound design. Recen projects include: Eastland, designed for Lookingglass productions including Cascabel (Lookingglass); Equivocation (Arena Stage): Metamorphoses (Jeff Awards), The Arabian Nights, Stage Kiss and The Jungle Book (Goodman Theatre); The Old Curiosity Shop (Jeff nomination), and Secret in Endgame (Steppenwolf); Milk Like Sugar (La Jolla the Wings (Jeff nomination). Notable lighting designs Playhouse/Playwrights Horizons); Arabian Nights and include Guys and Dolls at the Oregon Shakespeare Argonautika (LTC and regional productions); Ghost Light Festival, White Snake at the Goodman, Old Globe, and White Snake, King Lear and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof McCarter, and Guthrie Theatres, The Jungle Book at (all at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival) and Macbeth the Goodman and Huntington Theatres, and Candide, and Titus (both at the California Shakespeare Festival). Pericles, and Galileo Galilei at the Goodman Theater, La Sonnambula for the Metropolitan Opera, and Lucia di TODD ROSENTHAL (Scenic Designer) Broadway: Lammermoor at the Met and LaScala in Milan, Italy, The August Osage County (Tony), The Motherf**ker with Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci off-Broadway (Drama the Hat (Tony Nom), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Of Desk Nomination), and Metamorphoses on- and off- Mice and Men, This is Our Youth, Fish in the Dark. Off Broadway (Drama Desk Award). Mr. Gerckens teaches Broadway: Domesticated, Lincoln Center; Qualms, lighting design at Otterbein University. Playwrights Horizons. Frequent designer, Big Apple Circus. International: August Osage County (National ANA KUZMANIC (Costume Designer) is thrilled Theatre, London, Sydney Theater, Australia); The Beauty to be back at Lookingglass Theatre Company, where she Queen of Leenane, Ireland. Regional: Steppenwolf (33 previously designed costumes for North China Lover, productions), Goodman (artistic partner), Guthrie, Big Lake Big City, Argonautika, and Manuscript Found Mark Taper, ART, La Jolla, Arena, Berkeley, Oregon in Saragossa. Her Broadway credits include Tony Award- Shakespeare etc. Exhibitions: Mythbusters: The winning August: Osage County, Desire Under the Elms Explosive Exhibition, The International Exhibition of and Superior Donuts. Ms. Kuzmanic’s work was seen Sherlock Holmes. Other Awards: Olivier, Helen Hayes, in many other Chicago theatres, including The Court, Ovation, Jeff, Michael Merritt. Professor, Northwestern. Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre, MFA, Yale. The House, The Goodman Theatre and The Lyric Opera of Chicago where she designed costumes for the 2014 JERI FREDERICKSON (Production Stage season opener: Mozart’s Don Giovanni. As a frequent Manager) returns to Lookingglass where she has collaborator with Goodman Theatre’s artistic director worked most recently as PSM on Lookingglass Alice. Robert Falls, Ms. Kuzmanic designed costumes for The Other Lookingglass productions as stage management Johnstown Flood, Seagull and Measure for Measure at or crew: In The Garden, North China Lover, Big Lake Big the Goodman Theatre as well as The Jacksonian at The City. Recent stage management credits include musicals New Group in New York. Mr. Falls and Kuzmanic are and new works at TimeLine, Drury Lane, Chicago currently working on theatrical adaptation of Roberto Children’s Theatre, and Barrington Stage Company. She Bolaño’s epic novel 2666 scheduled to open at The recieved a Bachelor of Arts from Hope College. She is Goodman Theatre in 2016. Regionally Ms. Kuzmanic an ensemble member and Associate Artistic Director at Irish Theatre of Chicago. Treasure Island 9 PROFILES

MARY HUNGERFORD (Assistant Stage service organizations for theater. This fall she will join Manager) is excited to return to Lookingglass after the Foundation Board of the League and continue to working as the Assistant Stage Manager for Moby Dick serve on their Executive Committee. and Lookingglass Alice. Other Stage Management credits include Ironbound, Buena Vista, The Drunken City, HEIDI STILLMAN (Director/Artistic Director Penelope, and The March (Steppenwolf Theatre); The of New Work/Ensemble Member) Most recently How and the Why (TimeLine Theatre), and CPS! Othello directed Death Tax and co-created and co-directed and CPS! Hamlet (Chicago Shakespeare Theatre). Cascabel, in collaboration with Tony Hernandez and Production Management credits include She Kills Rick Bayless. She has both written and directed for Monsters (Buzz22/Steppenwolf Garage Rep); Lookingglass: The North China Lover; Hephaestus, Selections from Rogers & Hammerstein’s Carousel in collaboration with Tony Hernandez; The Brothers (Theater Wit); The 2014 SITE Festival (Northwestern Karamazov (2009 Raven award); Hard Times (5 Jeff University). Endless thanks to Jeff and Kelley. awards including director, new work, and production; also produced at the Arden in Philadelphia); The Master RACHEL E. KRAFT (Executive Director) is and Margarita (Jeff nominated). Additional writing beginning her eleventh season as the Executive Director credits with Lookingglass: The Last Act of Lilka Kadison of the Lookingglass Theatre Company. Her thirty years of with Nicola Behrman, David Kersnar, Abbie Phillips and experience in arts management include over a decade Andy White; The Old Curiosity Shop with Laura Eason as director of development at the Goodman Theatre, in and Raymond Fox (Jeff award for adaptation), and The addition to key roles with the Arts and Business Council, Baron in the Trees with Larry DiStasi (Jeff nominated). Northlight Theatre and the Chicago Dance Coalition. Directing work with Lookingglass includes Bengal Tiger Rachel is a charter board member of the documentary at the Baghdad Zoo, Trust, The Wooden Breeks, and film organization the Kindling Group, a trustee ofthe Hillbilly Antigone. Heidi’s adaptation of The Book Thief Jewish Women’s Foundation of Chicago, and serves premiered at Steppenwolf Theatre in 2012. Additionally, on the Alumnae Council of the Chicago Foundation for Heidi has staged Laura Eason’s Around the World in 80 Women after serving as Co-Chair for two years. She Days at Kansas City Repertory, and Mary Zimmerman’s served on the boards and was Vice President of Theatre The Arabian Nights at Berkeley Repertory. She lives Communication Group and Vice Chair of the League of in Chicago with her husband and her twelve year olds, Chicago Theatres, respectively the national and local Sadie and Jude.

10 Lookingglass Theatre Company Treasure Island 11 ABOUT LOOKINGGLASS

Inventive. Collaborative. Transformative. Lookingglass is home to a multi-disci- plined collective of artists who create original, story-centered theatre through a physical and improvisational rehearsal process centered on ensemble. Lookingglass has staged 63 world premieres and garnered numerous awards in its mission to change, charge and empower audiences and artists alike. Lookingglass Education and Community programs encourage creativity, teamwork and confidence with thousands of students and community members each year. In 2003, Lookingglass Theatre opened in Chicago’s landmark Water Tower Water Works. In 2011, Lookingglass received the American Theatre Wing’s Tony Award® for Outstanding Regional Theatre.

LOOKINGGLASS COMPANY MEMBERS

Ensemble Eva Barr Christine Mary David Kersnar Tracy Walsh Mara Blumenfeld Dunford John Musial Andrew White J. Nicole Brooks Laura Eason Daniel Ostling Temple Williams III David Catlin Anthony Fleming III David Schwimmer Mary Zimmerman Thomas J. Cox Raymond Fox Joey Slotnick Lawrence E. DiStasi Joy Gregory Philip R. Smith Kevin Douglas Doug Hara Heidi Stillman

Artistic Associates Kareem Bandealy Joshua Horvath Alison Siple Chris Binder Eric Huffman Lisa Tejero Sara Gmitter Louise Lamson Troy West Sylvia Hernandez-DiStasi Andre Pluess Lindsey Noel Whiting Tony Hernandez Scott Silberstein Lauren Hirte Rick Sims

Production Affiliates Patia Bartlett Ray Nardelli Ben Spicer Brian Sidney Bembridge Mele Ortiz Jonathan Templeton Eva Breneman Sage Reed Jason Burkett Nick Rupard

12 Lookingglass Theatre Company ENSEMBLE UPDATE

EVA BARR most recently played Dr. Alice Howland JOY GREGORY is writing and producing the CBS series in Still Alice on the Lookingglass stage. She is most “Madam Secretary.” She is currently adapting her play, likely making maple syrup on her farm in Minnesota The Shaggs: Philosophy of the World for a feature film. (DreamAcres) and devising another season of food and performance fun (www.dreameryruralartsinitiative.com). DOUG HARA is directing Mary Zimmerman’s Metamorphoses this fall at Arden Theatre in MARA BLUMENFELD recently designed costumes for Philadelphia. Lookingglass Alice and Title and Deed at Lookingglass. Current projects include East of Eden for Steppenwolf DAVID KERSNAR recently wrote and directed The and a new musical, Moonshine, for Dallas Theatre Center. Seventh Love, for Natya Dance Theatre, Adventures with Aladdin for the Chicago Symphony and is co-writing a J. NICOLE BROOKS last appeared on stage at family version of The Barber of Seville for the Chicago Lookingglass in Death Tax. Recent acting projects Lyric Opera. include Immediate Family directed by Phylicia Rashad at Mark Taper (CTG) in Los Angeles. She has several JOHN MUSIAL recently provided scenic restraint for projects, and commissions in development. Nicky will Death Tax at Lookingglass. co-direct Thaddeus and Slocum later this season at Lookingglass. @doctaslick DANIEL OSTLING recently designed sets and lights for Title and Deed at Lookingglass as well as sets DAVID CATLIN recently adapted and directed Moby for Lookingglass Alice for the Arsht Center for the Dick at Lookingglass as well as Lookingglass Alice for Performing Arts in Miami and the Denver Center Theatre both the Arsht Center for the Performing Arts (Miami, in Denver, CO. Dan will direct Blood Wedding later this FL) and the Denver Center Theatre (Denver, CO). season at Lookingglass.

THOMAS J. COX last appeared in Lookingglass’ DAVID SCHWIMMER recently filmed The People Vs. production of Cascabel at the Goodman. He most O.J. Simpson for FX. Where were you during the Bronco recently was seen in Season on the Line at the House chase and the verdict? Theatre last fall. JOEY SLOTNICK recently starred in the American KEVIN DOUGLAS recently appeared in Lookingglass Premiere of Moira Buffini’s Dying For It at the Alice in Miami and Denver. He has written the play Atlantic Theatre Co. in NYC and was just seen on the Thaddeus and Slocum: A Vaudeville Adventure which Lookingglass stage with his friends Lauren Katz & Jim will have its world premiere at Lookingglass next Dennen in their improvised show In the Room. summer 2016! He has also co-written an independent film calledCall Center which will be filmed this summer. TRACY WALSH recently choreographed and appeared in Iphigenia in Aulis at Court Theatre and The North CHRISTINE MARY DUNFORD most recently directed China Lover at Lookingglass. She recently wrote and her own adaptation of Still Alice at Lookingglass. She directed a play about working mothers and childcare for continues to work on The Memory Ensemble, and as the Lookingglass Young Ensemble. director of the School of Theatre & Music at UIC. TEMPLE WILLIAMS III is Chief Operating Officer of LAURA EASON’s theatre projects for 2015/2016 51 Minds Entertainment (an Endemol Company), a include more than fifteen productions of her play Sex Los Angeles based production company focused on with Strangers, domestically and internationally, and non-scripted television. Additionally, Temple is Chief the world premiere of Hans Brinker and the Silver Skates Executive of Freedom Media, a company dedicated to at the Arden Theatre in Philly. She recently finished her financing independent feature films (credits include,The third season as a writer on the Netflix show, “House of Forger and Maggie’s Plan). Temple lives in Los Angeles Cards.” www.lauraeason.com with his wife, photographer and entrepreneur Cyndi Finkle, and their daughter, Sullivan Clare Williams. ANTHONY FLEMING III recently appeard in Moby Dick at Lookingglass. For LAWRENCE E. DISTASI, PHILIP R. SMITH, HEIDI STILLMAN, ANDREW WHITE AND MARY ZIMMERMAN RAYMOND FOX will be seen this fall in Love and see the PROFILES section. Information with Remy Bumppo Theatre and later this winter in No Wake with Route 66 Theatre.

Treasure Island 13 14 Lookingglass Theatre Company SUPPORT LOOKINGGLASS

We invite you to join the donor family that helps bring theatre to life on stage and in the classroom. Lookingglass Theatre Company depends on the generous, ongoing investment of its donors and patrons to create innovative and artistically excellent theatrical productions, and to share its ensemble-based techniques with underserved youth in the Chicago community. These tax-deductible contributions bridge the gap between ticket sales and the actual costs of Lookingglass programming. We invite you to be part of the collaboration that makes great theatre possible by donating to Lookingglass Theatre Company. Whatever the amount, your gift will help sustain the breadth and quality of Lookingglass’ work, both onstage and in the community. To make a donation by phone or for more information on making a gift, please contact the Development Department at 773.477.9257 ext. 122. Donations can be addressed to 875 N. Michigan Ave. Suite 1430, Chicago, IL 60611.

PRODUCTION SPONSORS

Allstate is the Production Sponsor and proud supporter of the matinee program for Treasure Island.

SEASON SPONSORS

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Eminent and Leading Benefactors

Landmark Benefactors

Crown Family Philanthropies

The Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust

Cornerstone Benefactors

Joseph and Bessie The Milne Family Feinberg Foundation Foundation

Prince Charitable The Harold and Mimi Trusts Steinberg Charitable Trust

Government Supporters

AN AGENCY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS

This program is partially supported by STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT a grant from the Illinois Arts Council OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY 16 Lookingglass Theatre Company Panel discussions take place directly INNOCENTS AT SEA following the 2:00pm matinee on select Sunday, November 15, 2015 days at Lookingglass Theatre. REFLECT “It was Silver’s voice, and before I had panels are free and open to the public. heard a dozen words...I understood that Seating is subject to availability. the lives of all the honest men aboard depended on me alone” —Jim Hawkins THE PSYCHOLOGY OF VILLAINY Join a conversation about what child Sunday, November 1, 2015 protagonists have to teach us about grace, “There’s never a man looked me strength, and curiosity as they overcome between the eyes and seen a good day” impossible odds. —Long John Silver Join us as we delve deep into the minds of SEA SHANTIES AND some of our favorite wicked anti-heroes. AMERICAN FOLK MUSIC Sunday, January 17, 2016 A HISTORY OF PIRATES “Fifteen men on the dead man’s chest— Sunday, November 8, 2015 Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!” “His stories were what frightened people How have these maritime tunes evolved worst of all. Dreadful stories they were— to influence the rich history of folk music about hanging and walking the plank, and in America and beyond? storms at sea...By his own account he must have lived his life among some of BEHIND THE SCENES the wickedest men that God ever allowed Sunday, January 24, 2016 upon the sea” Join us for a conversation with some of Come learn the difference between fact the creative team behind Treasure Island. and fantasy about these notorious rogues.

ACCESS As a proud partner of ADA25 Chicago, Lookingglass is please to offer open captioned and audio described performances for each production in our 2015 – 2016 season. Partial support for accessible programming is provided by Chicago Community Trust’s People with Disabilities Fund. For more information, visit lookingglasstheatre.org/access.

OPEN CAPTIONING Treasure Island November 5, 2015 7:30pm Blood Wedding March 31, 2016 7:30pm Thaddeus and Slocum July 14, 2016 7:30pm

AUDIO DESCRIPTION/TOUCH TOUR Treasure Island November 12, 2015 7:30pm Blood Wedding April 7, 2016 7:30pm Thaddeus and Slocum July 7 2016 7:30pm

Treasure Island 17 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIRMAN Ernie A. Arias NATIONAL COUNCIL John McGowan Mary Baglivo Billy Dec Gerry Barad Carol Genis PRESIDENT Leigh Buchanan Bienen Todd Leland* Nancy Timmers Allegra E. Biery J. Scot Pepper* Thomas Newton Bolling Kevin Rochford* VICE PRESIDENTS David Catlin Jon Harris Richard Chapman EMERITUS COUNCIL Jill Reznick Meier Frank M. Clark III Geoffrey Baer Darren Snyder Lester N. Coney Liz Barrett Al DeVaney Richard Bromley TREASURER Ed Filer Roe Faraone Kathleen B. Fanning Charlie Frankel Julie Foley Julie Gardziola Celia G. Leventhal SECRETARY Kathleen S. Gaynor Timothy Malishenko Charlotte B. Whitaker Lee Golub Alex Miller* Paul Gray Donna Schatt ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Lindsay D. Hearn Matthew Smith Andrew White Dr. Elena Kamel Jeffrey Steigelman Lindsay Knight Lane Winter Vanderslice EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Rocque E. Lipford Dr. Annabelle Volgman Rachel E. Kraft Laura Matalon Arnold Widen, M.D. Melinda McMullen IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRMAN Dr. Marla Mendelson *PRESIDENTS EMERITUS Joe Brady Thomas O’Neill Christine Mary Dunford Robert Palffy James Johnson CHAIRMAN EMERITUS Brenda Robinson John Morris Richard A. Ditton Dr. Abbie Roth Lisa Naparstek Green Thomas Stat David Sulaski William A. Vainisi Diane Whatton

JUNIOR BOARD

FOUNDER VICE PRESIDENTS OF MEMBERS Billy Dec MEMBERSHIP Jacqueline Charak Cameron Croft and Philip de Guzman PRESIDENT Katheryn McMahon Ian Gray Lindsay Knight Jason Griffith VICE PRESIDENT OF Katherine Griffith IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT MARKETING & PR Adam Kraft Tai Duncan Jessica Barrutia Meghan Quist Jameson LaMarca VICE PRESIDENTS OF SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIR Adam Schomaker EVENT PRODUCTION Jordan Rummel Heather Widell Kim Kocur and Jillian Tribbett Jai Winston TREASURER VICE PRESIDENTS OF Julie Milligan SPONSORSHIP Jennalee Reiff and Alicia Silva VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE CHAIR Molly Beran 18 Lookingglass Theatre Company LOOKINGGLASS STAFF

ARTISTIC BUSINESS MARKETING PRODUCTION Artistic Director Executive Director Director of Marketing Production Manager Andrew White Rachel E. Kraft Erik Schroeder Joel Hobson Producing Artistic General Manager Marketing Coordinator Technical Director Director Michele V. Anderson Mary Alex Japczyk Chad Hain Philip R. Smith Business Manager Audience Development Assistant Technical Artistic Director Kathryn Dysard Coordinator Director of New Work Corinne Bass Ben Dawson Heidi Stillman IT and Office Coordinator Graphic Designer Production Coordinator Assistant to the Kendall Taylor Sarah Stec Kelly Crook Artistic Directors Raymond Fox DEVELOPMENT AUDIENCE SERVICES Master Electrician Jeff Glass Doris Duke Artist in Director of Development Manager of Residence/Director, Jennifer McCarthy Audience Services FALL INTERNS Bienemann Kimberly Lawson Lookingglass Civic Education and Practice Lab Development Associate Assistant Manager of Community Intern Michael Rohd Bridgid Danahy Audience Services Vivian Prieto Dan Wenzel EDUCATION AND Development Intern COMMUNITY Individual Giving Associate Bar Supervisor Courtney Stennett Tamara Becker Programs Director of Kendall Bilbro Marketing Intern Education and House Managers Nathaly Garcia Community Programs TJ Gehman Lizzie Perkins Melissa Young Master Teacher Audience Services Thomas J. Cox Representatives Education Coordinator Samantha Kaser Maria Maia Allison Sokolowski

COUNSEL

Public Relations Media Agency Program Production Cathy Taylor Allied Live Mary Alex Japczyk Public Relations, Inc. Photography Lookingglass Logo Design Legal Services Sean Williams Elizabeth Kairys Edward Filer, Freeborn & Peters, LLP Liz Lauren Jean S. Ward Web Design 2015–2016 Season Artwork Faust LTD Auditors Sarah Stec Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP Web Development Producing and One Design Computer Consulting Touring Consulting Ted Giesler, Cypress Jan Kallish Social Media Consultant Consulting Group, Ltd Live What You Love Strategic Planning Initiatives Video Content Amanda Delheimer Dimond HMS Media Treasure Island 19 SOCIETY

DONORS The Lookingglass The Watermark Society provides the financial foundation for Lookingglass’ innovative programming. Members enjoy VIP tick- eting services, invitations to private events with Lookingglass Artists, complimentary subscriptions, and advance opportunities to purchase tickets. We are pleased to recognize contributions received June 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015. For more information contact Jennifer Bienemann, Director of Development, at 773.477.9257 x103 or [email protected].

LANDMARK CORNERSTONE Valeria and David Pruett A. Marek Fine Jewelry Anonymous Deborah and Stephen Quazzo Gerry Barad Mary Baglivo and Jim Meguerian Diana and Bruce Rauner Mary Jo and Doug Basler Susan T. Bart Michael and Diana Sands Betsy and Jim Benoit on behalf Lynnea Bauer and Scott Brainerd Lizzy and Josh Scheinfeld of the STS Foundation Deborah A. Bricker Irena and Preston Simons Leigh and Henry Bienen Cafaro-Livingston Charitable Trust Scott Turow Thomas Newton Bolling and Ben and Frances Collins-Sussman Brady Twiggs Laureen Schipsi Al DeVaney Joe and Shannon Brady Lisa and Geoffrey Dybas FOUNDATION Douglas R. Brown Don and Anne Edwards Anonymous (3) Joyce and Bruce Chelberg Peter and Paula Fasseas Stephanie and Dana Arnett Tom and Sally Connolly Kim and Chad Feingold Warren L. Batts Richard A. Ditton Nancy and Sheldon Hoffman María Bechily and Scott Hodes Ms. Shawn M. Donnelley and Jared Kaplan and Maridee Quanbeck Amy and Charles Bickers Dr. Christopher M. Kelly Rachel E. Kraft David Chen Kathy and Kevin Fanning Linda and Larry Levine Kay Collier Kurt and Rebecca Feaster Marla Mendelson and Stephen Wolff Lester N. Coney Kate Gaynor and Tim Dickey Jordan and Jean Nerenberg Jennifer Costanzo and Jeffrey Roberts Carol Genis James Oates and Adam Grymkowski Tom and Mary Jane Dee Lee and Sandy Golub Elise Paschen and Stuart Brainerd Dr. J. Anthony Dillon Paul and Dedrea Gray Jane Quinn and Jeffrey McCarthy Paul Dykstra and Spark Cremin Lisa Naparstek Green and Thomas O’Neill and Ann David Sondra Berman Epstein and Howard Green Eileen and Jeffrey Richards Sidney Epstein Elaine and Larry Hodgson Joan and Paul Rubschlager Diane and Sol Hara Benetta Jenson George and Kathleen Rummel Mr. and Mrs. Christian B. Jessen Drs. Elena and Perry Kamel Donna Schatt Howard Learner and Jonathan and Annis Leight Kathleen and William Streff Lauren Rosenthal Family Fund Rocque and Anne Lipford Nancy and Michael Timmers Timothy and Jane Malishenko John McGowan and Dave Robbins Stephanie and John Tipton Alice and Gregory Melchor Melinda McMullen and Duncan Kime Lynne and David B. Weinberg John and Claudia Morris Jill Reznick Meier and Jonathan Meier Barbara and Daniel O’Keefe Dan Ratner MILESTONE Sharon and Lee Oberlander Mark and Nancy Ratner Howard and Patricia Adelman Lanny and Terry Passaro Abbie Helene Roth and Edgar Bachrach Raiselle and Kenneth Resnick Sandra Gladstone Roth Liz Barrett Neil Ross MD and Lynn Hauser MD Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Karen and Tuey Connell Paul and Joanne Ruxin Foundation Patricia Cox Ms. Jeanne Sainati Rosemary Schnell Jim and Sandy Freeburg Nancy Searle Darren and Anne Snyder Doug and Katie Frey Nikki Will Stein and Fred Stein David Sulaski Jon and Allie Harris Matthew Steinmetz Lorrayne and Steve Weiss Linda Karn Mary Beth and Jim Shannon Diane and Chris Whatton Dr. Paul Lisnek Jon and Jane Stillman Charlotte B. Whitaker Pamela G. Meyer Donald and Sylvia White D. Wilson Morton and Judy Pomeranz Leslie and Robert Zentner 20 Lookingglass Theatre Company DONORS

Lookingglass Theatre Company gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the many individuals, corporations, foundations and government grantors who support Lookingglass and its innovative artistic and education programs. We are pleased to recognize contributions received June 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015. We work diligently to keep our donor lists accurate and up-to-date. Please bring any unintentional errors, additions or needed corrections to the attention of the Development Office at 773.477.9257 x122.

Corporate, Foundation and Government Supporters

MAGNIFICENT BENEFACTORS ($500,000 and up) DISTINGUISHED BENEFACTORS ($10,000–$14,999) City of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Anonymous State of Illinois: Department of Commerce and Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture Community Affairs Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation Global Spectrum EMINENT BENEFACTORS ($100,000–$499,999) Illinois Arts Council Alphawood Foundation JPMorgan Chase Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Marsh United Airlines Rooney, Rippie, Ratnaswamy LLP SMG LEADING BENEFACTORS ($50,000–$99,999) St. John Allstate Insurance Company United Center Paul M. Angell Family Foundation Walgreens ComEd John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation PRODUCING BENEFACTORS ($5,000–$9,999) Polk Bros. Foundation Ariel Investments Shubert Foundation Baxter International Inc. Dr. Scholl Foundation LANDMARK BENEFACTORS ($25,000–$49,999) INTREN A. Marek Fine Jewelry John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Betsy and Jim Benoit on behalf of the STS Foundation Mesirow Financial BMO Harris Bank The Pauls Foundation Clark Hill PLC The Davee Foundation Crown Family Philanthropies The Siragusa Foundation Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust Grosvenor Capital Management LP DIRECTING BENEFACTORS ($2,500–$4,999) Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Evian Steiner Electric Company HBK Engineering Irving Harris Foundation CORNERSTONE BENEFACTORS ($15,000–$24,999) The Big Dog Fund in honor of the PARTICIPATING BENEFACTORS ($1,000–$2,499) Milne Family Foundation Choose Chicago Efroymson Family Fund Negaunee Foundation Goldman Sachs Sidley Austin Foundation Golub and Company Whole Foods The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust Wrightwood Neighbors Conservation Association Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Foundation National Endowment for the Arts: Art Works Prince Charitable Trusts The Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation

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The Benefactors of THEATRE THAT MOVES: THE CAMPAIGN FOR LOOKINGGLASS

THE BIG DOG FUND BURTON & ANNE KAPLAN THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY Flyspace contributed in honor Contributor of the balcony of Jill Reznick Meier DOLORES KOHL KAPLAN & MORRIS KAPLAN● LORI & J. SCOT PEPPER HOPE ABELSON● THE LELAND FAMILY DAVID L. SCHWIMMER RICHARD DITTON Contributors of the Sound system contributed in honor Contributor of the chimney passageway of Syd & Mac Colman; women’s restroom Lighting System contributed in honor LOOKINGGLASS ENSEMBLE of Bea and Bert Schwimmer● THE GREEN FAMILY FRIENDS & FAMILY Howard Green & Contributors of the Compass Room NANCY AND MICHAEL TIMMERS Lisa Naparstek Green Contributors of the men’s David Green & Mary Winton Green LOOKINGGLASS JUNIOR BOARD dressing room Contributors of the box office JP MORGAN CHASE Contributor of the Studio Theatre MELINDA MCMULLEN Contributor of the women’s dressing room

Individual Supporters $100,000 and above M + M Murzanski $2,500–$4,999 Richard A. Ditton Dan Ratner Liz Barrett Abbie Helene Roth and Susan T. Bart $50,000–$99,999 Sandra Gladstone Roth Steve Berg Gerry Barad Darren and Anne Snyder Elizabeth Bertucci Nancy and Michael Timmers Scott Brainerd and Lynnea Bauer $5,000–$9,999 Deborah A. Bricker $25,000–$49,999 Mary Baglivo and James Meguerian Cafaro-Livingston Charitable Trust A. Marek Fine Jewelry Mary Jo and Doug Basler Kath Carter Joyce and Bruce Chelberg Thomas Newton Bolling and Richard and Mindy Chapman David L. Schwimmer and Laureen Schipsi Guy Chipparoni Zoe Buckman Mark and Allie Brenner Ben and Frances Collins-Sussman Charlotte B. Whitaker The Andrew H. Chun Memorial Billy and Katherine Dec Scholarship Fund Christopher Dickinson and Doug Lee $10,000–$24,999 Tom and Sally Connolly Lisa and Geoffrey Dybas Leigh and Henry Bienen Al DeVaney Anne and Don Edwards Joe and Shannon Brady Peter and Paula Fasseas Farah Fakouri Douglas R. Brown Kurt and Rebecca Feaster Kim and Chad Feingold Ms. Shawn M. Donnelley and Carol Genis Julie Gardziola Dr. Christopher M. Kelly Jon and Allie Harris Deborah Hirt Kathy and Kevin Fanning Jared Kaplan and Maridee Quanbeck Nancy and Sheldon Hoffman Thomas Gallagher Rachel E. Kraft Benetta Jenson Kate Gaynor and Tim Dickey Jill and Jonathan Meier Jeremy and Vered Kaufman Lee and Sandy Golub David and Cynthia Nadig Adam Kraft Paul and Dedrea Gray Mark and Nancy Ratner Linda and Larry Levine Lisa Naparstek Green and Patrick G. and Shirley W. Mac MacLellan Howard Green Ryan Foundation John Mahoney Elaine and Larry Hodgson Rosemary J. Schnell Laura Matalon and Spencer Waller Drs. Elena and Perry Kamel Beth and Matthew Smith James Oates and Jonathan and Annis Leight David Sulaski Adam Grymkowski Rocque and Anne Lipford Lorrayne and Steve Weiss Sharon and Lee Oberlander John McGowan and Dave Robbins Diane and Chris Whatton Thomas O’Neill and Ann David Marla Mendelson and Stephen Wolff Eddie and Sarah Opler † This donor is ensuring Lookingglass’ future with a generous bequest. •We gratefully acknowledge our deceased donors. DONORS

Elise Paschen and Stuart Brainerd David Chen Lynn and George Jones Joseph and Maria Pieranunzi Peter Chun Thomas and Pascale Kichler Jane Quinn and Jeffrey McCarthy Kay Collier Richard and Jan Lariviere Beth Reese Lester N. Coney Jason and Yvonne Lee Jeffrey and Eileen Richards Tom and Mary Jane Dee Fran and Chuck Licht Kevin Rochford Paul Dykstra and Spark Cremin Kelly Llorens Joan and Paul Rubschlager Sondra Berman Epstein Nona and John Long George and Kathleen Rummel and Sidney Epstein Cathleen R. Marine Donna Schatt Donald Funk and Abby Zanarini Drs. Annette and John Martini Michael and Kimberly Sessa Keith and Georgette Huff Jan Melk Kathleen and William Streff Gayle and Ken Jensen Rita Moore Stephanie and John Tipton Mr. and Mrs. Christian B. Jessen Jennifer Nijman and Steve Surdell Scott Turow Cynthia and Jean Joho Elisabeth O’Neill Lynne and David B. Weinberg Howard Learner and Marie Peeples Mary Alice Wheeler and Lauren Rosenthal Claire and Gordon Prussian John Wheeler Ed Loeb Dianne and Marquis Sauvage D. Wilson Timothy and Jane Malishenko Bill Savage Karen Zelden and Ralph Senst Takumi and Jennifer Matsuzawa Doug and Shannon Sharp Alice and Gregory Melchor The Sichlau Family $1,500–$2,499 Gary Metzner and Scott Johnson Langhorne and Marilyn Smith Pat and Howard Adelman John and Claudia Morris Sue E. Stealey Edgar Bachrach Barbara and Daniel O’Keefe Dr. Sabrina Tsao Mary Therese Brady and The Parks Jean Morman Unsworth Don Ferguson Lanny and Terry Passaro Jim and Catherine Anne Welch Karen and Tuey Connell Dennis and Amanda Payonk Lawrence White Patricia Cox Raiselle and Kenneth Resnick David Wildman Mary Dempsey Elaine and Michael Ries Susan Wolz Brad and Leslie Falk Neil Ross MD and Lynn Hauser MD Susan Schaalman Youdovin John Forrest Joanne and Paul Ruxin and Charlie Shulkin Jim and Sandy Freeburg Ms. Jeanne Sainati Doug and Katie Frey Robert Sarazen $250–$499 Travis and Crissy Hughes Fredric and Nikki Will Stein John and Mary Alukos Linda Karn Matthew Steinmetz Lorraine Arbetter Dr. Paul Lisnek† Jon and Jane Stillman Donna Baiocchi Pamela G. Meyer Gavin and Caroline Tierney Dustan and Lynn Beier Susan and Gary Milligan Andy and Shari White Gordon Berry and Mary Hynes-Berry Morton and Judy Pomeranz Leslie and Robert Zentner James B. Bishop and David and Valeria Pruett Janet K. Nelson Stephen and Deborah Quazzo $500–$999 Abby Bried and Chris Prawdzik Diana and Bruce Rauner Anonymous Anne and Jay Bronner Michael and Diana Sands Kristen Anderson Wendy Cartland Lizzy and Josh Scheinfeld John and Abbe Blacketor Jacqueline Charak Jana Schreuder Janet V. Burch and Joel R. Guillory Paul and Tina Chatalas Irena and Preston Simons David and Kerry Catlin Chanel Coney Brady Twiggs CH Distillery Sean Conroy and Nora Daley John Wheeler and Dana Gapinski Marcia Cohn John and Monique Crossan Donald and Sylvia White James and Lynn Drew Rosemary Crowley Mr. Bob Faust Jo Anne Davis $1,000–$1,499 Brad and Carrie Frieswyk John Doran Anonymous Virginia Gerst Ryan Duffy Stephanie and Dana Arnett Ethel and William Gofen John Dunford Phillip and Lizette Austin Michael Goldberger† Matthew Eby María Bechily and Scott Hodes Alice Greenhouse Steven B. Edelstein, MD James and Elizabeth Biery Lindsay D. Hearn Penny and Jay Feuerstein Regina Belmonte and Kent Sato Mary Lou and Mitch Howart Ms. Elizabeth Foster and Charles and Amy Bickers Adam and Caroline Ith Mr. Michael Walsh Adela Cepeda Tim and Monica Jaster Timothy and Janet Fox

† This donor is ensuring Lookingglass’ future with a generous bequest. •We gratefully acknowledge our deceased donors. Treasure Island 23 DONORS

Susan Mabrey Gaud Pat and Deb Turski Bruce and Laurie Davidson Sharran Greenberg James and Mary Weidner Celesta Davis Sam Stupp and Devora Grynspan Teresa A. Weirath Philip De Guzman Elaine S. Hacker Mary Beth Williams Phyllis Deerinck Harry Halme Linda and Dennis Wilt Patty L. Delony Cassing Hammond and David and Randi Winter Laura Desmarais Scott D. Fehlan Red Delaney Leonora Dickson Jerry and Patty Hanner Ernie A. Arias and Michael Feldman Milton Diller Paula and David Harris Pat and Richard Doonan Mary J. Hayes $100–$249 Rosanne Druian Dr. Leo Henikoff Anonymous (3) Jon Drummond Jamie Revord and Brian Hettinger Sam Adam Tai Duncan Allen Hintz Christiana and Oluwatope Adesanya Robert Edger Lou and Manthy Hiotis Daniel and Andrea Alpert EHS Business Solutions Dan Hogan Drew Aveling Mr. Jonathan Eller Tom and Margie Hurwich Alisa Azpeiti Sherry Emery Claire Keys J.P. and Elyce Bader Tim and Jane Evans Kathleen Kirn and David Levinson Rossann Baker-Priestley David Fields Catherine and Douglas Knuth Mike and Mary Baniak Melissa Fink Rhonda Kokot Jessica Barrutia Jean and Bill Fischer Rosemary Krimbel and John Garton Dinah Barthelmess Jan and Bill Flapan Cindy and Jim Lamson Molly Beran Sally Fletcher Karen Leavitt Susan J. Berg Susan Flynn Dirk Lohan Marissa Bergman Father Mark A. Fracaro Sherry and Mel Lopata Arta and Adrian Beverly Hilary Freeman Patrick Lynch Jennifer and Robin Bienemann Kathleen Gaffney Carlo• and Genevieve Maggio• Helaine A. Billings Dorothea and Phillip Genetos Daniel T. Manoogian Leslie Bond Rosemary Gilmore Michael and Sheryl Markman Basil Booton Jennifer Gladstone William Mason Ms. Nancy J. Bothne David, Sara, and Jennifer Gladstone Maria and Bob McCabe Aldridge and Marie Bousfield Lori Gladstone Bruce Oltman and Bonnie McGrath Jill Bowarchuk and Matthew Smith Jason Gloye Rand Sparling and Adrienne Meisel Robert Bradbury Deidra Gold Elizabeth Miller Steven Brint Alvin and June Golin Claire Miller Mrs. Juliene Britz and Charles and Phyllis Goodman Kerry Miller and Nina Kavin Dr. Sofya Asfaw Stacy Goodman Richard and Beverly Moody Thomas F. Broderick Ian Gray Dan Ostling Arnold and Adrienne Brookstone Miriam and Barry Green Ellen and Fraser Perkins Joel Brosk Jason and Katherine Griffith Jesse and Elizabeth Peterson Hall Larry and Susanne Broutman Dan and Renee Grodinsky Nickie Petratos Kathi Brown Lynn and Steven Gryll D. Elizabeth Price Robert and Sidney Brush Deborah Gubin Jennalee Reiff Carolyn S. Bucksbaum Robert S. Guenther Rachel Remke Barbara Burkett Carol and Solomon Gutstein Linda Johnson Rice Dr. Adrienne Butler G.Guzior Wanda and Jim Roberts John F. Byrd Ben Hadelma Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ruder Lorry and Sandra Charak Sheila Hagan Kaveri and Aurdind Satpathy Ms. Patricia Chin and Mr. Kevin Chin Jennifer Hall Cynthia and Mike Scholl John and Debbie Chimpan Sarah R. Wolff and Carol and Dean Schroeder Tim and Olivia Christopher Joel L. Handelman Michael Schwartz Ann Cooper and Larry Heinzerling Michael Hansen and Nancy Randa Michael Scott and Joy Clendenning Jim Corrigan Rob and Gwen Harris Ms. Sandra Siegal Mary Alice Costello Leslie and Christine Hart Kirk Smid Lucas Crawford Angeline Heisler Micki Somerman and Philip Zawa Thomas and Barbara Crays Tom and Ginny Helm W. and E. Stenhouse John and Terri Crook Jim Hilly and Nancy Griffin Oscar Tatosian Nancy and Joseph Crowther Linda Hime

† This donor is ensuring Lookingglass’ future with a generous bequest. •We gratefully acknowledge our deceased donors. DONORS

Allen Hintz Brad Markham Roche Schulfer and Diane Hires Jennifer Marling Mary Beth Fisher Barbara and James Hodder Inge Marra Robert Schwartz Reginald A. Holmes David Marshall Jean Schwartz and Jesse Horvath Jim and Eileen Holzhauer James Mather Jennifer and Travis Seal Sheldon and Elieen Holzman Stacey and Patrick McCusker Donald and Gail Segal Susan Horn and Donald Honchell Gerri McNamara Shelly Shannon Dr. and Mrs. Bob Hsiung Sandra McNaughton Jane A. Shapiro Joseph and Elizabeth Hupp Andrea M. McPike Liz and Jeff Sharp Barbara Huyler Tyler Metcalf Peter Shearn Segun and Angel Ishmael Sue Ciezki and Tom Mikrut Anne Shimojima Ms. Chrissy Jacobs and Julie Milligan Adam Schomaker Mr. Christopher Jacobs Burke Montgomery Scott Silberstein Anthony and Kathleen Janik Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moore IV Alicia Silva Karen and Jerry Johnson Joe Moravy Raymond Skowron Rebecca Johnston Sheba Miller-Morris Kathleen Polnik Sliter Fran Kaluzna Ms. Colleen Mueller and Slusar-Goldman Family Wayne and Lenore Kaplan Mr. John Mueller Charles and Melissa Smith Allen Katz Eileen M. Murray Chuck and Bridget Smith Mr. Roger Keech Lester Murschell Janet Carl Smith and Mel Smith Ms. Janet Kemper and Janina Drwila Jenny Nagaoka and Barton Longacre Deborah Jo Soehlig Drs Jack and Marilyn Kessler Patricia R. Naguib Elaine Songy Roger Kilye and Dawn Goulet Marvin and Beth Najberg Jamil Soriano Diana and Neil King Bob Navarro Kelly Spence Carol Kipperman Charlotte and Michael Newberger Bonnie Spring, Ph.D. Lindsay Knight Susan and Bill O’Keefe Terry and Ruth Stevig Lionel and Jackie Knight Craig Schuttenberg and Kristin Stocke Kimberly and Robert Kocur Colleen O’Leary Jane Stone Michael Koenigsknecht and Michael Oppenheimer— Barbara Susin Nancy Armatas Erickson and Oppenheimer Jeremy Sutton Fiona Kogan Henry and Carys Osborn Karen L. Swaback Betty Kolb Mary Otto Mollie Taicel Susan Koralik Katie Pacilio Kimberly Taylor John Kristoff Jim and Sue Pajakowski Willa Taylor and Mary Morten Hari Kumar Gil and Carolyn Parsons Alvin and Karen Telser Jeanne LaDuke and Carol Stukey Barbara and Richard Payne Jordin Tillich Jameson LaMarca Elyse Pearlman and Jillian Tribbett Marcy and Robert Lange Brad Techenbrock Gretchen Vacendak Jim and Laurel Lannen Anna Phalen Dr. Claire Wang Jim and Barb Lapetina Phillips Family Shoshana Elkin Waskow Kathleen and Michael Laporte Brian Phillips and Michael Slater Max Leventhal Elizabeth McCabe Postell Russell H. Watt John and Jill Levi Richard Prinz Fredrick Weber Marisa Levi V. Pristera, Jr. Michael Wesbecher Joan and Murray Levin Jane Grady and Alan Pulaski Arnie and Judy Widen Susan Levitt Meghan Quist Clifton J. Wilkow and Sharon and Bob Lindgren Adele Rapport Robert T. Kinslow Isabella Liu Eva E. Redei and Janet and Les Wilson Annie Malone and John Loft Edward L. Applebaum Carrie Wilson Katherine Logue Louise Lee Reid Jai Winston Roy Lundquist Catherine Reiter Patricia Wyant Michael Mackey Donna L. Robbins Tina Yarovsky Joseph and Kathleen Madden Larry Rogers Jerry and Jody Zamirowski David Mahvi Clara Rubinstein Paula K. Zeid Mr. Manjari Malkani and Jordan Rummel The Zeitlers Ms. Sunil Malkani Ursula Sanne Rebecca Johnston and Katya Manak Mr. and Mrs. John Scala

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Memorial and Honorary Gifts

In Honor of the 100th Anniversary The Parks Scott Silberstein of the Eastland Disaster Jennifer and Travis Seal Willa Taylor and Mary Morten Rachel E. Kraft Kelly Spence Andy and Shari White In Honor of Marti Lyons Donald and Sylvia White In Memory of Shirley Coney Anonymous Linda Johnson Rice Abbie Helen Roth and On Behalf of Jenny Bienemann, Sandra Gladstone Roth In Honor of Robin Bienemann In Honor of Charles Ellenbogen Anonymous Rosanne Druian In Memory of Michael Maggio Genevieve• and Carlo Maggio• In Honor of Leigh Bienen In Honor of Abbie Helene Roth • Patrick G. and and Sandra Gladstone Roth In Memory of Calro and • Shirley W. Ryan Foundation Lori Gladstone Genevieve Maggio Nancy Searle Cassing Hammond and The Maggio Family Scott D. Fehlan In Honor of the Marriage of Doug In Honor of Tom and Lori McCarthy Brown and Rachel Kraft In Honor of Illinois Jennifer and Robin Bienemann Susan Wolz David, Sara, and Jennifer Gladstone In Honor of Jill Resnick Meier Honoring Jason B. & Kathleen P.’s In Memory of Eunice Joffe Robert Sarazen Donna Baiocchi Joy of this Theatre In Honor of Dr. Marla Mendelson Barbara Burkett In Honor of Elena and and Stephen Wolff In Memory of Andrew H. Chun Perry Kamel Anne and Jay Bronner Drew Aveling Kim and Chad Feingold Lynn and Steven Gryll Nate Barlow Jonathan and Annis Leight Michael Schwartz In Honor of the Milne Family Edward Chun and Jane Lee Foundation Elaine Chun and Brett Sherman In Honor of Kerana and The Big Dog Fund Peter Chun Avram Kraft Leslie and Christine Hart Adam Kraft In Honor of Phil Smith and Ann Cooper and Larry Heinzerling Louise Lamson Anthony and Kathleen Janik In Honor of Rachel Kraft Adam and Caroline Ith Marisa Levi Bernard and Frances Alpert Isabella Liu Kathi Brown In Honor of Andy White Claire Miller Ethel and William Gofen Joan and Ron Fox Max Leventhal Donald and Sylvia White

† This donor is ensuring Lookingglass’ future with a generous bequest. •We gratefully acknowledge our deceased donors. DONORS

In-Kind Donors

A. Marek Fine Jewelry Fabbri Furs Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago Action Booth Roe Faraone Museum of Science & Industry The Actors Gymnasium Fig & Olive Nancy and Michael Timmers Adrienne Arsht Center for the Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse New Holland Brewery Performing Arts of Miami and Wine Bar NoMI Alliance Française de Chicago Francis Son, Photography Oscar Isberian Rugs Allied Live and Laura Matalon Gary and Kathleen Marshall Robert Palffy American Girl Place Chicago Gene Siskel Film Center Park Hyatt Chicago and American Sightline Tours & Gino’s East Julie Gardziola Greyline Tours & Trolleys The Godfrey Hotel Park Hyatt New York and Ernie Arias Andaz West Hollywood Godiva Chocolatier Park Hyatt Paris—Vendôme Argo Tea Goodman Theatre PAWS Chicago Aveda Gucci The Peninsula Chicago Rick Bayless HEARN Piece Chicago Benjamin Barnes Hershey Chocolate World Potter’s Lounge Berghoff Catering & Restaurant Group HMS Media Project Fixup Berco’s Popcorn Highline PUSH Sports Performance Training Big Onion Tavern Group Hyatt Regency Baltimore Red Bull Blackfinn Ameripub Hyatt Regency Churchill London The Redhead Piano Bar Bloomingdale’s Irazú Rosebud Restaurants BMO Harris Bank Joe & Shannon Brady David L. Schwimmer Boka Restaurant Group Joffrey Ballet Scott Levy, Attorney at Law Burrito Beach John G. Shedd Aquarium Shaw’s Crab House CH Carolina Herrera Kathy & Kevin Fanning Charles R. Showalter Charles R. Showalter Katz & Stefani Scott Silberstein Château Haut-Brion KB Fitness Solutions, Inc. The Second City Chef Jean Joho Kevin Leui Sideshow Theatre Company Chicago Architecture Foundation Key Magazine Sirron Pilates Studio Chicago Commercial Collective Kindling Group Sofitel Luxury Hoels Chicago Costume and Kimberly Kuehl Sheri Spielman Courtland Hickey Lagunitas Brewery ST. JOHN Chicago History Museum The Langham Chicago Studio Vital Chicago Kernel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Sunda Chicago Shakespeare Theater Laura Eason and House of Cards David Sulaski Chicago Symphony Orchestra Le Colonial Sweet Imposition Chicago Trolley and Double Decker Co. Lee and Sandy Golub Sweetwater Brewery Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras Leigh Bienen Swirlz Cupcakes Claire Ashley Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises Table 52 Color Image Scott Levy, Attorney at Law Talbott Hotel Crafthouse Cocktail Rocque & Anne Lipford The Curious Incident of the Dog Da Lobsta Live Nation Global Touring and in the Nighttime Dan Pelino Gerry Barad TimeLine Theatre Company Dana Hotel and Spa The Local Chicago Nancy and Michael Timmers Deep Eddy Vodka Lucky Strike Entertainment Francine Turk Delle Amiche Salon Malin + Goetz UNICUS Fitness Adam DeVarney Massage Envy Spa United Airlines and Devon Seafood Grill Mercadito Hospitality Thomas Newton Bolling Richard A. Ditton Mesirow Financial and United Graphics and Mailing Group DJ Kelly Richards—Hummingbird Lester N. Coney Wendella Boats DJ Lani Love Misha Nicholas Diane Whatton Domaine Clarence Dillon Wines Miss Motley Photography Temple Williams III Easy-Ware and Charlie Frankel Mity Nice Bar & Grill Beau Willimon and House of Cards Ebert Photography Miu Miu Wolfgang Puck Catering Eli’s Cheesecake The Mix 101.9 FM Zed451 Ensemble Español Montopoli Custom Clothiers Evian MORE Cupcakes

Treasure Island 27 SERVICES, AMENITIES & COURTESY

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 875 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 1430 Chicago, IL 60611 ACCESSIBILITY (773) 477-9257 Lookingglass Theatre is accessible to wheelchairs, those who cannot walk stairs, and patrons with visual and THEATRE AND BOX OFFICE hearing impairments. Please notify the box office in 821 N. Michigan Ave. advance of your visit so that we can best accommodate (Theatre entrance on Pearson Ave.) your needs. Box office: (312) 337-0665 or Chicago, IL 60611 [email protected]. (312) 337-0665 As a proud partner of ADA25 Chicago, Lookingglass BOX OFFICE HOURS is pleased to offer open captioned and audio Tuesday through Saturday noon until curtain described performances for each production in our Sunday noon until curtain (only during runs of shows) 2015-2016 season. For more information, visit www. Closed Monday lookingglasstheatre.org/accessibility. Order by phone: (312) 337-0665 Order online: www.lookingglasstheatre.org LOST AND FOUND Treasure Island is recommended for seafarers Lost and found information may be exchanged at the ages 10 and up box office; please call (312) 337-0665.

CAMERAS AND RECORDING DEVICES SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS The use of cameras—with or without a flash—recorders, Subscribers receive priority seating, advance ticket or other electronic devices is strictly prohibited. sales, unlimited free ticket exchanges, great offers at partner restaurants, invitations to exclusive events, PAGERS, PHONES AND WATCH ALARMS discounts on tickets, education classes and camps, Patrons are asked to silence pagers, cellular phones and and discounted parking. Call (312) 337-0665 or visit watch alarms before entering the theatre. lookingglasstheatre.org/subscribe to subscribe online. LATECOMERS GROUP SALES Latecomers are seated at the discretion of management Groups of 10 or more save up to 20% based on and may have to wait until a suitable break in the action group size and performance date. For more information, of the play to be seated. call (312) 337-0665 x 125 or e-mail Smoking is prohibited. groupsales@ lookingglasstheatre.org. Lookingglass Theatre is not responsible for GIFT CERTIFICATES personal property. Lookingglass gift certificates are perfect for all occasions. Available in any denomination, gift certificates can be exchanged for tickets to any Lookingglass production. Lookingglass Coat Check is available for $1 per item; Gift subscriptions offer the recipient guaranteed seats all proceeds benefit Season of Concern. We cannot and the numerous perks and discounts available only accept fur coats. to subscribers. To order, call the box office at (312) 337- 0665 or stop by the next time you attend a show. Thanks to The Saints: Volunteers for the Performing Arts for providing ushers. For information, visit Peet’s coffee generously provided by: www.saintschicago.org or call (773) 529-5510. Thanks to Carolyn Dunn, Lookingglass Theatre Company’s Saints volunteer usher coordinator.

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