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©2015 Point of View 10 Chicago Shakespeare Theater Joyce McMillan examines the truth in All rights reserved. Shakespeare’s storytelling

artistic director: Barbara Gaines executive director: Criss Henderson Cast 17 cover: Siobhan Redmond and Darrell D’Silva, photo by Simon Murphy. above: Siobhan Redmond in Dunsinane, photo by Richard Campbell. Playgoer’s Guide 18 Profiles 20

From Another Perspective 32 Journalist Jackie McGlone discusses Dunsinane playwright David Greig’s historical and contemporary inspirations

www.chicagoshakes.com 3 CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER To be! Welcome

DEAR FRIENDS, Welcome to Chicago’s home for Shakespeare. Today’s presentation marks the return of two of our seminal international partners: the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre of Scotland. Their collaboration on Dunsinane has created a tour-de-force, penned by modern-day Scottish playwright David Greig. By boldly imaging the complicated power struggle following the demise of King Macbeth, Greig provokes a timely dialog on the complexities of nation- building following an invasion of epic proportion. The original play is one of the greatest tragedies ever written. To have it followed 400 years later by an equally complicated, nuanced tale is theatrically thrilling. Through our World’s Stage Series, we are honored to serve as a cultural ambassador by importing leading international companies like the RSC and National Theatre of Scotland to Chicago. In the spirit of cultural exchange, we are also increasingly exporting our own work to the world. In fact, during the run of Dunsinane two productions developed at Chicago Shakespeare (Cadre and Othello: the Remix) will tour to Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates. It is only fitting that a world-class city like Chicago have a global theater like Chicago Shakespeare. And your patronage fuels this work. SC Cara Also currently on tour, albeit a bit closer to home, is our Short Shakespeare! Macbeth. Some of you may have brushed up on Shakespeare’s tragedy by joining

o Pho us this winter at Navy Pier for this visceral, fast-paced production. As we write, it has just begun a five week tour to schools throughout the Midwest, and over the

T course of its run will engage nearly 40,000 students. By bringing complicated ogra P literature to life for our youngest citizens, our nationally-acclaimed education programs not only help illuminate a pathway to literacy, they also connect the

hy next generation to their own humanity. Thank you for joining us today and for supporting our work on stage, in the schools and communities of Chicago, and across the world!! n FFTChiC ago.C om 847.982.2608

Barbara Gaines Criss Henderson Sheli Z. Rosenberg Food For Thought is a proud partner of Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Artistic Director Executive Director Chair, Board of Directors

wbe/mbe/ChiCago mSdC/green Seal CerTiFied www.chicagoshakes.com 5 CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER GET SOCIAL About CST Chicago Shakespeare Theater (CST) believes that Shakespeare speaks to WITH SHAKESPEARE everyone. A global theatrical force, CST is known for vibrant productions that reflect Shakespeare’s genius for storytelling, language and empathy for the With over 600 performances each year, there’s human condition. The Theater has evolved into a dynamic company, producing a lot to talk about. Join the conversation online award-winning plays at its home on Navy Pier, throughout Chicago’s schools for behind-the-scenes insights on happenings and neighborhoods and on stages around the world. CST serves as a partner in literacy to Chicago Public Schools, working alongside English teachers to help both on and off stage at Chicago Shakespeare. struggling readers connect with Shakespeare in the classroom, and bringing his text to life on stage for 40,000 students every year. And each summer, 25,000 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 and the Middle East.

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 seventy-eight 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 2006 Complete Works Festival and was selected to represent North America at the Globe to Globe festival as part of London’s 2012 Cultural Olympiad. n

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sheli Z. Rosenberg* Kathryn J. Hayley Stephanie Pope FOLLOW US @chicagoshakes Chair Criss Henderson* Richard W. Porter Eric Q. Strickland* William L. Hood, Jr. John Rau Treasurer Stewart S. Hudnut Nazneen Razi William R. Jentes* Ingrid Razny LIKE US /chicagoshakespeare Steven J. Solomon* Jack L. Karp Glenn R. Richter* Deputy Chair John P. Keller John W. Rowe* Christie B. Kelly Robert Ryan Frank D. Ballantine VISIT US www.chicagoshakes.com Richard A. Kent Carole B. Segal Brit J. Bartter* Barbara Malott Kizziah Kathleen Kelly Spear Thomas L. Brown Edward A. Langan Harvey J. Struthers, Jr. Allan E. Bulley III Chase Collins Levey Eileen Sweeney TAG US @chicagoshakes Patrick R. Daley Anna Livingston Sheila G. Talton Brian W. Duwe Renetta E. McCann Marilynn J. Thoma* Philip L. Engel Search for “Chicago Shakespeare” on Raymond F. McCaskey* Gayle R. Tilles Jeanne B. Ettelson RECOMMEND US TripAdvisor, Yelp or your favorite review site Robert G. McLennan William J. Tomazin Harve A. Ferrill Jess E. Merten Donna Van Eekeren Sonja H. Fischer Dennis Olis Priscilla A. (Pam) Walter* Richard J. Franke Mark S. Ouweleen* Ray Whitacre Barbara Gaines* Carleton D. Pearl Ava D. Youngblood C. Gary Gerst* Judith Pierpont SHARE #DUNSINANE M. Hill Hammock* * Paulita A. Pike denotes Executive WITH FRIENDS! Patricia Harris Committee members www.chicagoshakes.com 7 DUNSINANE CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER On the Boards

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Sense and Sensibility, a CST-commissioned After concluding its sold-out run for The US premiere tour of Dunsinane In January, CST’s staff and artists world premiere musical from Tony Award®- student and family audiences at CST’s marks CST’s second collaboration gathered to honor Properties Master nominated composer Paul Gordon, home on Navy Pier, Short Shakespeare! with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Cassandra Westover with the 13th graces the Courtyard Theater stage Macbeth has set out on its five-week following Chicago Shakespeare’s annual Hurckes Award for Artisans and this April. Under the masterful hand of tour to urban, suburban and rural Stratford-upon-Avon debut in 2006 Technicians. The award is dedicated to Artistic Director Barbara Gaines, beautiful schools across the Midwest. The Short with Henry IV, Parts 1 and 2 as part of supporting and recognizing a member melodies trace the lives of Elinor and Shakespeare! tour—comprised of a cast the RSC’s Complete Works Festival. A of CST’s production department, whose Marianne Dashwood—two sisters whose of thirteen, their tour manager and a five-year partnership with the National devoted and inspired work particularly fortunes change following their father’s crew of seven—expands the impact Theatre of Scotland has brought spirited exemplifies the very best of Chicago untimely death. Adept at bringing the of the Theater’s education program artistry to stages across Chicago through Shakespeare Theater. Westover has romanticism of Austen to contemporary by bringing professional productions CST’s World’s Stage Series. The Strange worked with many well-known theater audiences, Gordon co-wrote the directly into schools as a dynamic Undoing of Prudencia Hart turned CST’s and opera projects across the country, Broadway musical Jane Eyre, nominated complement to classroom study. Upstairs theater into a lively, whiskey- including the Virginia Shakespeare for five Tony Awards® including Best These tours greatly broaden access to soaked pub. The Broadway Armory Festival, Utah Shakespeare Company and Musical and Best Score, and won the CST’s education program to students became a time-swept battlefield in the Santa Fe Opera. CST audiences may 2007 Bay Area Critics Circle Award for otherwise not able to visit the Theater in Black Watch. And Long Gone Lonesome recall some of Westover’s memorable his book to the musical Emma. Featuring Chicago. Having already served 20,000 found a home at The Hideout bar for creations—the light-up umbrellas in the stunning work by Costume Designer students here at CST, Macbeth will now a musical celebration of the life of Chicago Shakespeare in the Parks 2014 Susan E. Mickey and Scenic Designer reach an additional 11,000 students at Thomas Fraser. CST now welcomes both tour of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the Kevin Depinet, Jane Austen’s deep, witty, twenty-four area schools. companies to its Courtyard Theater overturned car in Julius Caesar, and the romantic world becomes larger than life— stage for the first time. breakable mirror in Timon of Athens. n and pure magic.

photo credits, from left: Sharon Rietkerk and Megan McGinnis in Sense and Sensibility; Lanise Antoine Shelley in Short Shakespeare! Macbeth; Ensemble in Black Watch; Cassandra Westover. Photos by Liz Lauren, Michael Litchfield, Scott Suchman and Jeff Sciortino.

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Appearing in on January 29, 2015, journalist Joyce McMillan heralds the first US tour performance of Dunsinane. Truth Behind Great Theatre Unclear Scottish chronicles—reigned for seventeen years without reports of tyranny, and was viewed as “tall, golden-haired and generous”; the whole play can be read as a “dodgy dossier,” an apology for invasion and colonization on the pretext of he performance of Dunsinane on January 29, 2015 bringing civilization to a barbarous place. at Carolina Performing Arts marks the beginning of a US tour that will also take the show to It’s not only the Scots who are beginning to question the Shakespearean view of T Washington, Chicago and Los Angeles, following their history, generally shaped—like the chronicles he used as sources—to flatter visits last year to Moscow and Beijing, and it reinforces the bard’s royal patrons, who were Tudors and Stewarts. In the last week, I’ve Visit chicagoshakes.com to explore more ideas Dunsinane’s status as one of the most successful of all twice heard English historians angrily disputing the assumptions about the Wars and stories behind the National Theatre of Scotland productions, originally of the Roses, and in particular about the character of Richard III, perpetuated art on CST’s stages. produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company, and by Shakespeare’s English history plays; it’s almost as if the recent unearthing of featuring a stunning central performance from Siobhan Richard’s bones, under a Leicester car park, marked a more general stirring of Redmond as Gruach, widow and queen of Scotland’s consciousness, as people across these islands begin to reassess the received national narrative with which we have lived for the last three or four centuries. DUNSINANE late king, Macbeth. BY DAVID GREIG It’s obvious even from that brief description, though, The question for theatre, though, is how this n DIRECTED BY And these days, it’s not possible shift in awareness—the placing of ROXANA SILBERT that Greig’s Dunsinane stands at an oblique angle n COURTYARD THEATER to the version of Scottish history portrayed in the only the Scots who are Shakespeare as a bit of a regime spin-doctor, n FEBRUARY 26– play that inspired it, Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Partly rather than a faithful servant of truth—affects MARCH 22, 2015 beginning to question inspired by Greig’s thoughts on Britain’s recent military our perception of the plays, and our approach n 312.595.5600 involvement in Afghanistan and Iraq, the play not only to staging them. Of course, nothing that n WWW.CHICAGOSHAKES.COM the Shakespearean allows Gruach to survive her husband, and remain in view of their history we learn about history can diminish the her castle at Dunsinane after its occupation by English extraordinary, elemental force of Shakespeare’s forces, but also plunges into the complex psychology poetry, either in the great nightmare vision of tyranny he conjures up in Macbeth By Joyce McMillan of the conquerors, who arrive from the south (first performed for James VI and I in 1604), or inRichard III, a brilliant prototype determined to restore peace to Scotland and to install study of royal villainy written almost a decade earlier. Originally published in The Scotsman on January their own chosen Scot—Malcolm—as king; but who find It should, though, perhaps make us wary of assuming that these plays offer some 29, 2015. Printed with that subduing a nation with a mixture of armed force permission. kind of poetic truth about the history of these islands, when in fact the truth and good intentions is a bitterly complex business. they embody is several degrees more metaphorical, and less literal, than that. And of course, through the character of Gruach, To call Macbeth a great play is to state the obvious, in other words. But to call the play throws some doubt on the received it a Scottish play, or even “the” Scottish play, is to stretch a point beyond what Shakespearean view of Macbeth himself, cast by the now seems comfortable, in spite of the fact that without what Shakespeare had bard as an archetypal tyrant and villain in the grip of read of Scotland—its rocks and moors, its dark nights, its names and clans—his evil forces. There has long been a quiet murmur of mighty poetry might never have soared as it did, into a place far beyond history or rebellious criticism in Scotland against Shakespeare’s geography, and into a nightmare of tyranny and injustice that belongs everywhere, misrepresentation of a king who—according to or nowhere at all. n Above: Siobhan Redmond in Dunsinane, photo by Ka Lam. 10 Winter 2015 | Dunsinane www.chicagoshakes.com 11 “AN AMERICAN CLASSIC” –The Wall Street Journal

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CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER KING LEARSALUTE TO SPONSORS Chicago Shakespeare Theater is proud to recognize the partnership of our leading contributors, whose visionary support ensures that Shakespeare Cast lives in Chicago today and for generations to come. (in alphabetical order)

MAJOR SEASON SUPPORTERS Sergeant and Scottish Lord GEORGE BROCKBANKS Gruach’s Attendant and Hen Girl HELEN DARBYSHIRE Siward DARRELL D’SILVA Malcolm EWAN DONALD Macduff KEITH FLEMING Boy Soldier TOM GILL Eric the Archer TOYIN OMARI-KINCH English Soldier ARTHUR McBAIN Raymond and Burton X. and English Soldier, Scottish Soldier MATT McCLURE Judy McCaskey Sheli Z. Rosenberg and Scottish Lord Egham ALEX MANN Timothy R. Schwertfeger The Harold and Mimi Gruach’s Attendant and MAIRI MORRISON and Gail Waller Steinberg Charitable Trust Gaelic Singer Gruach SIOBHAN REDMOND

Ensemble LEAD SPONSORS Soldier PATRICK AGADA Allscripts Food For Thought Madison Dearborn Richard W. Porter Osborn JACK BALL Allstate Insurance Catering Partners and Lydia S. Marti Soldier KYLE CURRY Company Julius Frankel Foundation Motorola Mobility John W. and Lulach FRED GEYER Paul M. Angell Family Ellen and Paul Gignilliat Foundation Jeanne M. Rowe Foundation KPMG LLP National Endowment The Shubert for the Arts Foundation A. N. and Pearl G. ITW Musicians Barnett Family Northern Trust Strategic Hotel Jan and Bill Jentes Foundation Sheila Penrose and Capital, Inc. Musical Director and Cello ROSALIND ACTON BlueCross BlueShield Anna and Robert Ernie Mahaffey Carl and Percussion ROBERT OWEN of Illinois Livingston Marilynn Thoma Polk Bros. Foundation Guitar ANDY TAYLOR Joyce Chelberg The John D. and Ventas Catherine T. MacArthur Peter and Alicia Pond Exelon Foundation

ENDOWED FUNDS Original 2010 production casting by Royal Shakespeare Company. 2011 and 2013 production casting by Anne Henderson. Nicholas and Mary Babson Fund Anstiss and Ronald Krueck to Support Chicago Actors Stage Design Fund 2014 and 2015 production casting by Laura Donnelly. The Chicago Music Theatre Endowment The Malott Family Student Access Fund Chicago casting by Bob Mason. Chicago Shakespeare Theater Fund Ray and Judy McCaskey Education Chair at The Chicago Community Trust Pritzker Family Team Shakespeare Fund The Davee Foundation World’s Stage Fund The Segal Family Foundation Student The Hurckes Fund for Matinee Fund Artisans and Technicians Gayle and Glenn R. Tilles Music Fund Kirkland & Ellis Audience Enrichment Fund The Sheldon and Bobbi Zabel Bard Core Program

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THE STORY OF DUNSINANE MACBETH’S ORIGINS IN PRINT AND IN PERFORMANCE Shakespeare’s Macbeth is drawn largely from two stories in Raphael Under the cover of night, an English army sweeps through Scotland, arriving Holinshed’s history, Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland, revised in at Macbeth’s castle of Dunsinane. A fierce battle ensues, they kill the king, 1587: one of King Duncan and the usurper Macbeth (b. 1005); the other of King and take the seat of Scottish power. The English commanding officer, Siward, Duff, slain by Donwald with the help of Donwald’s ambitious wife. Crowned discovers that Lady Macbeth (the Scottish Queen Gruach) is not dead. As he king in 1603 following Elizabeth I’s 55-year reign, James I of Scotland claimed attempts to install Malcolm as Scotland’s new king, Siward discovers that many himself a descendent of Banquo. will never accept another ruler while Gruach lives. One of Siward’s Scottish allies, Macduff, suggests killing Gruach to end the conflict, but Siward refuses. Scholars are fairly certain that Macbeth was first performed in 1606 or 1607, soon after the great Gunpowder Plot of 1605 when revolutionaries attempted Siward attempts to encourage Gruach to renounce her claim to the throne. to overthrow the new government of King James I. The first published text of He tries to understand the political landscape and allegiances of the country. Macbeth appeared with the first Folio in 1623, seven years after Shakespeare’s A parliament is called and, in a surprise move, he proposes to achieve peace death. As with a number of Shakespeare’s plays, there is evidence of the through a marriage between Gruach and Malcolm, a plan to which both agree. work of collaborators, including portions of the Witches’ scenes attributed to But on the night of their wedding Gruach’s men, storming the castle to free her, Shakespeare’s contemporary, Thomas Middleton. kill several of Siward’s army.

Realizing that Lulach, the queen’s son and heir, is still alive, Siward puts all his efforts into finding mother and son—against Malcolm’s advice. After much DUNSINANE ON STAGE bloodshed, Siward’s men capture Lulach and execute him. Believing that An artistic partnership between the National Theatre of Scotland and the Lulach’s death will end the conflict, Siward feels compelled to return the son’s Royal Shakespeare Company launched the development of Dunsinane, which body to Gruach. When he finds her, the queen is holding a baby, whom she was premiered by the Royal Shakespeare Company at London’s Hampstead claims is Lulach’s child—and the next, true king of Scotland. Theatre in 2010, followed by performances in 2011 in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Stratford-upon-Avon at the Swan Theatre. Two years later, Dunsinane began a tour across the United Kingdom. In 2014 the production toured to Beijing, THE STORY OF SHAKESPEARE’S MACBETH Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Moscow. On its 2015 tour of the US, the Victorious in battle, Macbeth and Banquo come upon the three Weird Sisters, company visits North Carolina, Washington DC, Chicago and Los Angeles. who greet them with strange prophecies: Macbeth will be named Thane of Cawdor and Scotland’s king, but Banquo will father Scotland’s future kings. Lady Macbeth presses her husband to take destiny into his own hands by MACBETH ON CST’S STAGES murdering King Duncan, a guest in their home that night. In the morning, the Chicago Shakespeare Theater first stagedMacbeth as a full-length production king’s body is discovered; Duncan’s sons flee and Macbeth is crowned king. in 1992, (with Kevin Gudahl in the title role, and the company’s first Macbeth’s thoughts return to the Weird Sisters’ final prophecy—Banquo, international director, Roman Polak) and again in 2009, directed by Barbara not he, will father Scotland’s royal line—and he hires henchmen to slaughter Gaines and featuring Ben Carlson and Karen Aldridge. Two CST World’s Stage Banquo and his son. The child escapes—and the father’s ghost appears to productions were inspired by Macbeth: Kabuki Lady Macbeth, starring Barbara Macbeth. Tortured by his fears, Macbeth seeks out the Weird Sisters, and once Robertson, and Marionette Macbeth with Italy’s centuries-old marionette more mistakes their cryptic prophecies as assurance of success. Leading his company, Carlo Colla e Figli. Other adaptations staged at CST include country toward the abyss of civil war, he orders Macduff’s family murdered, MacHomer, a one-man melding of Macbeth and The Simpsons, and numerous and Lady Macbeth is tormented into madness. His wife’s death is reported to Short Shakespeare! plays, including this winter’s 2015 production, directed by Macbeth before his own fatal confrontation with Macduff. Kirsten Kelly. n

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GEORGE BROCKBANKS Midsummer Night’s Dream, Henry VIII , Dr. Ripley, The Graduate, The Visit, Merlin the TOYIN OMARI-KINCH (Sergeant/Scottish Lord) Faustus, The Drunks, Little Eagles, Hecuba Magnificent, Macbeth (Dundee Rep); Othello, A (Eric the Archer) makes his has previously (Royal Shakespeare Company); Making Stalin Midsummer Night’s Dream (Bard in the National Theatre of collaborated with the Laugh (JW3); The Rose Tattoo, Tales from the Botanics); and Damages (Rapture Theatre). Scotland debut. Other National Theatre of Vienna Woods, Closer, The Royal Hunt of the Television work includes: River City and New theater credits include: Scotland on the 2011, 2013 Sun, Further than the Furthest Thing (National Town. Mr. Donald trained at Edinburgh Telford Fields Unsown (Attic and 2014 tours of Theatre of Great Britain); Hedda Gabler (Old College and Queen Margaret University College. Theatre Company); Circles, Dunsinane (with the Royal Vic); Public Enemy, Six Characters In Search At the Gates of Gaza, Shakespeare Company). Other theater credits of an Author (Young Vic ); Children’s Children KEITH FLEMING (Macduff) Transmissions, It’s Just a Name (Birmingham include: DNA (Hull Truck Theatre/UK tour); A (Almeida); The White Devil (Menier Chocolate has previously collaborated REP); Empty (FT/Belgrade Theatre); The Day Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare Factory); Paradise Lost (Northampton); with the National Theatre of The Waters Came (Theatre Centre/tour); The Youth Festival); and Territory (The Pleasance Franco Zeffirelli’s production ofAbsolutely! Scotland on the 2014 tour Lost Happy Endings (Red Earth/MAC, Theatre Islington). Theater workshops (Perhaps) (Wyndhams Theatre); Antarctica of Dunsinane (with the Birmingham); Brothers (Greenwich and include: Wendy and Peter Pan (Royal (Savoy); Romeo and Juliet and The Three Royal Shakespeare Lewisham Young People’s Theatre); Not Quite Shakespeare Company) and Tomorrow I’ll Be Musketeers (Sheffield Crucible). His television Company), Black Watch, Gospel (Nu Century Arts); Marcus the Sadist Happy (RNT Studio). His television work work includes: Father Brown, Top Boy, Criminal Beautiful Burnout (with (Jonzi D Productions); Promise (Belgrade includes: Doctors and Hollyoaks. His film Justice, Spooks, Prime Suspect, Out of the Frantic Assembly), The Miracle Man, The Theatre); Theatre Café Sweden, Theatre Café credits include: The Rise and Fall of the Blue, Messiah, Krakatoa: The Final Days, Making of Us and Peer Gynt (with Dundee (Company of Angels); The Flying Machine Krays, Frederick (short) and Dirt (short). Mr. Eleventh Hour, Lawless, Queen of Swords, Rep). Mr. Fleming is a former member of (Unicorn); and Fool’s Paradise (The Drum). His Brockbanks is a graduate of the Arts Wokenwell and A Great British Sex Scandal. Dundee Rep Ensemble, where he appeared in television work includes: Doctors, The Door Educational School. His film work includes:The Throwaways, over 35 productions with the company and and Games Men Play. Mr. Omari-Kinch trained Northmen: A Viking Saga, Montana, Closer to was honored with the Best Actor Award at at The Birmingham Theatre School. HELEN DARBYSHIRE the Moon, Dirty Pretty Things, Jimmy’s End, Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland. Recent (Gruach’s Attendant/ His Heavy Heart and Song. Mr. D’Silva is an work includes: The Union (Royal Lyceum ARTHUR McBAIN (English Hen Girl) has previously Associate Artist at the Royal Shakespeare Edinburgh); Miss Julie (Citizens Theatre); Soldier) has previously collaborated with the Company and trained at the Drama Centre and Macbeth (Perth Theatre). Other theater collaborated with the National Theatre of London. credits include: The Dark Things, Pandas National Theatre of Scotland on the 2013 (Traverse Theatre); Squash, Call of the Wild, An Scotland on the 2014 UK tour and the 2014 EWAN DONALD Incident at the Border (Òran Mór); Barflies (Grid international tour Asian and Russian tour (Malcolm) has previously Iron); David Leddy’s Untitled Love Story, Doubt of Dunsinane (with the of Dunsinane (with the Royal Shakespeare collaborated with the and Days of Wine and Roses (Theatre Jezebel). Royal Shakespeare Company). Other theater credits include: National Theatre of Company). Other theater credits include: The Vagina Monologues (Mark Goucher Scotland on the 2014 tour TOM GILL (The Boy Soldier) Machinal (The Royal Court Theatre); A New production); After the End (Pleasance of Dunsinane (with the has previously collaborated Face for Fast Times (Drywrite at Soho Edinburgh/Dundee Rep); The Firebird, Anna Royal Shakespeare with the National Theatre Theatre); Othello, Much Ado About Karenina, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, Company). Other theater of Scotland on the 2011 Nothing, Pillars of the Community, The Sleeping Beauty, A Doll’s House, Banyan Trees credits include: The Three Sisters (Tron and 2013 UK tours and Provoked Wife and Three Sisters. His television (Dundee Rep); The Seagull (York Theatre Theatre); This Is Ceilidh (PW Productions); The 2014 international tour work includes The Dog Thrower. He is a Royal/RSAMD); Sleeping Beauty, Romeo Baroness (Dogstar); The Satire of the Three of Dunsinane (with the member of Scaffold Shakespeare Company. and Juliet (RSAMD); Sleeping Beauty (Perth Estates (AandBC Theatre); Be Silent or Be Royal Shakespeare Mr. McBain trained at the Oxford School of Theatre); The Three Sisters (Tron Theatre); Killed, From These Parts (Right Lines); Knight Company). Other theater credits include: Drama. and This Is Ceilidh (PW Productions). Ms. and the Crescent Hare (Ankur); King Lear Goodbye Barcelona (Arcola); Life on a Plum/ Darbyshire trained at the Royal Scottish (Citizens Theatre); The Prince - The Johnny Banging Wolves (Wilderness Festival); How MATT McCLURE (English Academy of Music and Drama (RSAMD). Thomson Story (ATG); Macbeth (Open Book); We Won the World (24:7 Festival); ZigZag Soldier/Scottish Soldier/ Midsummer (Traverse Theatre); Wake Me in the ZigZag (Manchester International Scottish Lord) has DARRELL D’SILVA Morning, Saint One, Saint Catherine’s Day, Festival); Stomp (Theatre503); Territory (The previously collaborated (Siward) has previously Baltimire, The Seagull (Òran Mór); The Not So Lowry/The Pleasance Theatre Islington); with the National Theatre collaborated with the Fatal Death of Grandpa Fredo (Vox Motus); An and Spring Awakening (Ben Kingsley Theatre). of Scotland on the 2014 National Theatre of Imagined Sarha, An Arab Woman Speaks, Film work includes Eden Lake and Angels international tour of Scotland on the 2014 Ramallah, (Tron Theatre); Grumpy Charlie Can’t in Small Change. Mr. Gill is also a spoken word Dunsinane (with the Royal tour of Dunsinane (with Come Out to Play (Theatre Bo); Walden artist and is the current UK Slam Poetry Shakespeare Company) and Black Watch. the Royal Shakespeare (Magnetic North); Little Red Riding Hood (The Champion. He was winner of the Kate Other theater credits include: A Model Life Company). Other theater Arches); Cinderella, Mother Goose, The Odd Tempest Lyrical Fireworks Award in (Velvet Trumpet); Antigone, Sunset Song credits include: Antony and Cleopatra, Couple (female version), Sleeping Beauty, association with Paines Plough and has been (Citizens Theatre); and Observe the Sons of Julius Caesar, King Lear, The Winter’s Tale, Death of a Salesman, Proof, Sinbad and the featured at a range of venues and festivals Ulster Marching Towards the Somme (XLC Camino Real, The Spanish Tragedy, Troilus Lost Princess, The Little Foxes (Perth Theatre); across the UK, including Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Theatre Company). Television work includes: and Cressida, A Month in the Country, A Sunshine on Leith, Sweet Bird of Youth, A Club, Vault Festival and Tricycle Theatre. Mr. River City, KNTV, Just for Laughs Sketch Show Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Talented Mr. Gill trained at Guildford School of Acting.

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and Yo! Diary. Film work includes The Wee SIOBHAN REDMOND JACK BALL (Osborn/ DAVID GREIG (Writer) is a playwright whose Man (winner of Cineworld Audience Award at (Gruach) has previously Ensemble) makes his previous work for the National Theatre BAFTA Scotland). Mr. McClure trained at collaborated with the Chicago Shakespeare of Scotland includes: Glasgow Girls, The Langside College in Glasgow. National Theatre of Theater debut. Other Great Yes, No, Don’t Know Five Minute Scotland on the 2011, 2013 Chicago credits include: Theatre Show, One Day in Spring, The ALEX MANN (Egham) has and 2014 tours of Hit the Wall (The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart, Peter previously collaborated Dunsinane (with the Royal Inconvenience); Hansel and Pan, The Bacchae, Futurology: A Global with the National Theatre Shakespeare Company), Gretel (Broadway in Review and Gobbo. Other theater work of Scotland on the 2011 The House of Bernarda Alba and Mary Stuart. Chicago/ Emerald City Theatre); and A Bright includes: The Events, Victoria, Charlie and and 2013 tours of She is an Associate Artist of the Royal Room Called Day, Spring Awakening, Angels in The Chocolate Factory, The Monster in Dunsinane (with the Royal Shakespeare Company, where her work America: Perestroika, The Little Dog Laughed, A the Hall, Midsummer, Yellow Moon, Letter Shakespeare Company), includes: Richard III, King John, Twelfth Night, Free Man of Color, Waiting for Lefty, among of Last Resort, Miniskirts of Kabul, Kyoto, and with the Royal The Comedy of Errors, Much Ado About others (The Theatre School at DePaul Being Norwegian, Damascus, Pyrenees, San Shakespeare Company in Shakespeare in a Nothing and The Spanish Tragedy. Other University). Film credits include Henry Gamble’s Diego, The American Pilot, Outlying Suitcase. Other theater credits include: theater credits include: Exit the King (Ustinov Birthday Party. Television credits include Sirens Islands and The Cosmonaut’s Last Message Strangers on a Train (The English Theatre Studio - Theatre Royal Bath); Red Rabbit, (USA). Mr. Ball received a BFA in acting from to the Woman He Once Loved in the Frankfurt); The Miser (The Watermill Theatre); White Rabbit (Traverse Theatre); The the Theatre School at DePaul University and is Former Soviet Union. Mr. Greig’s work with Chavs (Lyric Hammersmith); Sunday Is the President Has Come to See You, Death Tax and an ensemble member of The Wulfden. Suspect Culture includes: 8000m, Lament New Saturday (Edinburgh Festival Fringe); Untitled Matriarch Play (Open Court, The Timeless, Mainstream and Airport. The Art of Success, New England, The Royal Court Theatre); Doctor Faustus (West KYLE CURRY Permanent Way and The Cherry Orchard Yorkshire Playhouse/Citizens Theatre); A (Soldier/Ensemble) ROXANA SILBERT (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare’s makes his Chicago (Director) is Artistic Art). Television work includes: At Home with Globe); The Prince of Homburg (Donmar Shakespeare Theater Director of Birmingham the Georgians and Hustle. Film work includes Warehouse); Dido, Queen of Carthage debut. Other Chicago Repertory Theatre, for Maleficent. Radio work includes Dunsinane. (National Theatre of Great Britain); Perfect credits include: Great whom she has directed Mr. Mann trained at the London Academy of Days (Traverse Theatre, Vaudeville Theatre); Expectations (Strawdog Molière’s Tartuffe, the Music and Dramatic Art. An Experienced Woman Gives Advice (Royal Theatre Company); and world premiere of Exchange Theatre); and The Trick Is to Keep Dancing in the Storm (Adapt Theatre). Mr. Khandan (Family) with the MAIRI MORRISON Breathing (Tron Theatre/The Royal Court Curry’s regional credits include work with: Royal Court Theatre and, most recently, Of (Gruach’s Attendant/ Theatre). Television work includes: Code of a Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Virginia Mice and Men. Previously, she was Associate Gaelic Singer) has Killer, Case Histories, Bob Servant, The Town, Shakespeare Festival, Kentucky Shakespeare, Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, previously collaborated The Smoking Room, The Catherine Tate Show, Houston Shakespeare, Dallas Shakespeare, where her work included: A Soldier in Every with the National Theatre The High Life, Sorry about Last Night, In the Stages Repertory Theatre, Contemporary Son, Galileo, Measure for Measure, Richard III, of Scotland on the 2013 Red and Between the Lines. Film work Theatre of Dallas, Main Street Theater, Next Act Shakespeare Shorts, Such Tweet Sorrow (the UK tour of Dunsinane includes: Alice Through the Looking Glass, Theatre and FESTA in Florence, Italy. Mr. Curry world’s first Twitter play),Little Eagles and (with the Royal Beautiful People, Captives, Duet for One and received his BFA from the University of Brixton Stories. As Artistic Director of Paines Shakespeare Company) and A Dead Man’s Latin for a Dark Room. Radio work includes 10 Oklahoma and his MFA from the University of Plough, her work included: Orphans, Roaring Dying (with Òran Mór). Other theater credits series of McLevy for BBC Radio 4. Recently Houston Professional Actor Training Program. Trade, Being Norwegian, Between Wolf and include: Whisky Kisses, The Admirable she narrated Noye’s Fludde with the BBC He is an audiobook narrator and also an Dog, Long Time Dead, Strawberries in January, Crichton, The Yellow on the Broom, Perfect Scottish Symphony Orchestra and The Snow Advanced Actor Combatant with the Society After the End and Dallas Sweetman. As Days (Pitlochry Festival Theatre); Angus, Queen with the Royal Scottish National of American Fight Directors. Literary Associate of the Traverse Theatre, her Weaver of Grass (Horse and Bamboo Orchestra. Ms. Redmond trained at Bristol work included: The Slab Boys, Still Life, The Theatre); Jacobite Country, The Seer Old Vic Theatre School. FRED GEYER (Lulach/ People Next Door, Iron, 15 Seconds and (Dogstar); Eat Your Heart Out (Òran Mór); Ensemble) returns to Greenfields. As Associate Director at the Royal Roghainn nan Daoine/ The People’s Choice, PATRICK AGADA Chicago Shakespeare Court Theatre, her work included: At the Table, Metagama (Theatre Hebrides); and her (Soldier/Ensemble) Theater, where he Still Nothing, I Was So Lucky, Been So Long, self-penned solo show Beasts of Holm returns to Chicago appeared in King Lear, Fairgame, Bazaar, Sweetheart, Essex Girls and (Edinburgh Festival Fringe). Film and Shakespeare Theater, Henry V and Short Mules. Her freelance work includes: Whistle in television credits include: Katie Morag, Two where he understudied in Shakespeare! A the Dark (Citizens Theatre); Under the Black Days in October, Bannan, Taggart, Crowdie and A Q Brothers’ Christmas Midsummer Night’s Dream. Flag (Shakespeare’s Globe); Precious, Blonde Cream, Bad Brown Owl, PC Alasdair Stewart, Carol. Other Chicago Other Chicago credits include: The Pitchfork Bombshells of 1943 (West Yorkshire Lostbost, Broadford or Bust, Na Daoine Beaga, credits include: Superior Disney (Jeff Award nomination–Actor in a Playhouse); Property (National Theatre of Iomadh Rud, Miughlaigh and An Roghainn. As Donuts (Open Door Repertory Company); A Principal Role, Interrobang Theatre Project); Great Britain - Studio); Damages (The Bush); a singer, Ms. Morrison has performed at many Long Walk for Water (City Lit Theatre Northanger Abbey (Remy Bumppo Theatre The Price (Bolton Octagon); Top Girls, festivals and appeared on numerous music Company); and Twelfth Night (UIC). He Company); Twelfth Night (First Folio Theatre); Translations (New Vic); Cadillac Ranch (Soho); programs. She performed at the Olympic recently graduated with a BFA in Theatre and The Mistakes Madeline Made (LiveWire and Slash Hatch on the E (Donmar Torch Ceremony in Glasgow, and her from the University of Illinois at Chicago and Chicago). Mr. Geyer is also a co-founder of Warehouse). Radio work includes: Hysteria, collaboration with Alasdair Roberts, Urstan, completed training with the Blue Man Group. Buzz22 Chicago, where he most recently Billiards, Japanese Gothic Tales, The Tall One, was voted one of The Herald Newspaper’s appeared in the hit production She Kills The Tape Recorded Highlights of a Humble Top 50 Albums of the Year in 2012. Ms. Monsters, produced at the 2013 Steppenwolf Bee, The Good Father and Brace Position. Morrison also has extensive experience as a Garage Rep. Regional credits include work voice over artist. She trained at the Royal with: Montana Shakespeare in the Parks and Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. Riverside Theatre (Iowa). 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ROBERT INNES HOPKINS (Designer) has House, Major Barbara (Abbey Theatre); Molly and recorded with many bands and is one includes: Pericles, Antony and Cleopatra, previously collaborated with the National Sweeney (The Print Room); A Soldier In Every half of OSKAR, who have made two albums, Marat/Sade, The Grain Store, The Drunks, Theatre of Scotland on A Doll’s House and Son, Measure for Measure, Marat/Sade, God performed live scores for three Prada fashion The Tragedy of Thomas Hobbes, I’ll Be the the original production of Dunsinane for the in Ruins, Little Eagles (Royal Shakespeare shows in Milan, and exhibited installations at Devil and Cordelia Dream. Ms. Morrissey’s Royal Shakespeare Company at Hampstead Company); Farewell, Half a Glass of Water the V&A, London and the CCA, Glasgow. other movement and choreography Theatre. Other theater credits include: (Field Day Theatre Company); Uncle Vanya credits include: King Charles III (Almeida Neville’s Island, King Lear (Chichester Festival (Minerva, Chichester Festival Theatre); The LUKE KERNAGHAN (Associate Director) is a Theatre/West End); Circles (Birmingham Theatre); Swallows and Amazons (West Lady from the Sea, The Comedy of Errors, freelance theater director, working extensively Rep/Tricycle Theatre); World of Extreme End/UK tour/Bristol Old Vic); Bingo (Young Three Sisters (Royal Exchange Theatre); The within the UK and internationally. He is an Happiness (National Theatre of Great Vic/Chichester Festival Theatre); The Last Vortex (Gate Theatre in Dublin); Scorched (Old Associate Director of the multi-award-winning Britain); A Christmas Carol (Birmingham Summer (Gate Theatre in Dublin); Children’s Vic Tunnels); Fuente Ovejuna, Punishment company Big h’ART, with whom he has Rep); The London 2012 Olympic Opening Children (Almeida Theatre); Clybourne Without Revenge, Dr. Faustus (Madrid); collaborated on Namatjira (Southbank Centre) Ceremony (Movement Assistant); Boeing Park (The Royal Court Theatre/West End); The Orphans, Dallas Sweetman, Long Time Dead and Hipbone Sticking Out (Canberra Centenary Boeing, The Village Bike (Crucible Theatre); Priory, The Pain and the Itch, Wanderlust, Tusk (Paines Plough); Jane Eyre, Someone Who’ll Theatre). His directing includes: Códice Ténoch My Generation (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Tusk (The Royal Court Theatre); Goodnight Watch Over Me (Perth Theatre); Il Tempo del (Compañia Nacional de Teatro de Mexico and and 101 Dalmatians (Northampton Theatre Mr. Tom (UK Tour); Wallenstein, Postino (Manchester International Festival); the Royal Shakespeare Company); Redcrosse Royal). Opera credits include: The Magic Carousel (Chichester Festival Theatre); Twelfth and How to Live (Barbican). Dance credits (Royal Shakespeare Company); Heartbreak Flute (NI Opera & Nevill Holt); Macbeth, The Night, Romeo and Juliet (Regent’s Park Open include: Jasmin Vardimon Dance, Bock and Beautiful (Theatre Royal Plymouth); The Flying Dutchman, Noye’s Fludde, Hansel Air); Marble (Abbey Theatre); Promises, Vincenzi, Frauke Requardt, Colin Poole, Urban Girl’s Guide to Camping (Southwark and Gretel (NI Opera); Elisir d’amore, The Promises (TMA Designer of the Year Candoco, Ricochet, Rosemary Lee and Arthur Playhouse); Vantastic & Lobster (Oval Barber of Seville & Manon Lescaut (Opera Award – Sheffield Crucible); The Resistible Pita. Music work includes: XX Scharnhorst House); No Way Out (Huis Clos) (Southwark Holland Park); and Orpheus in the Underworld Rise of Arturo Ui (National Actors Theatre (HMS Belfast); Sevastopol, Home, Dalston Playhouse); Rebels & Retail (Trafalgar Studios); (Scottish Opera). Direction credits include: As New York); Dallas Sweetman (Canterbury Songs (ROH2); Plague Songs (Barbican); The The B File (Etcetera Theatre); and The Rover Strange A Maze (Sensations Festival, The Cathedral); Our Country’s Good (Liverpool Death of Klinghoffer (Scottish Opera); and (Etcetera Theatre). A graduate of University of Roundhouse); On Progress (Hampton Court, Playhouse); The Weavers (Critics’ Circle Jocelyn Pook Ensemble, Diamanda Galas Oxford with a BA Joint Honours in French and Latitude Festival, Waterfront Stage); Beating Designer of the Year Award – Gate Theatre (International). Site specific work includes: Spanish, Mr. Kernaghan also earned a Diploma Heart Cadaver (Finborough Theatre); in London); Pinocchio (Royal Lyceum Wings of Desire (Victoria Square, Birmingham); in Theatre Studies from the École Internationale Masque Arias (Royal Shakespeare Company Theatre); The Member of the Wedding (Young Paradise Lost (Archway Tower, London); Focal de Théâtre Jacques Lecoq in Paris. He New Work/Stratford River Festival); Ghost Vic); The Malcontent (Royal Shakespeare Point (Rochester Harbour); Enchanted Parks gained an MA in Directing from the Central Plays (Royal Shakespeare Company Young Company); The Comedy of Errors (Critics (Newcastle); Dreams of a Winter Night (Belsay School of Speech and Drama in London, and People’s Project); and Memories Cabaret Circle Designer of Year Award, RSC); The Hall); Deep End (Marshall St Baths); and Ghost trained on the National Theatre’s Director’s (Chapitô Theatron). Ms. Morrissey has taught Wasp Factory (TMA Designer of the Sonata (Sefton Park Palmhouse). Course. Mr. Kernaghan was Artistic Director for Central School of Speech and Drama, the Year Award, West Yorkshire Playhouse); of Mulberry Theatre Company and Associate University of London, Birkbeck College and and My Mother Said (TMA Designer of the NICK POWELL (Composer and Sound Director of the David Glass Ensemble, for for the Education Department at the Royal Year Award – Oxford Stage Company). Designer) has previously collaborated whom he directed the London production of Shakespeare Company. Opera credits include: Maometto with the National Theatre of Scotland on Gormenghast (Battersea Arts Centre). He was II (Garsington Opera); Nabucco (De Vlaamse The Wheel, 27, Realism (with Edinburgh the inaugural Resident Assistant Director at the POLLY BENNETT (Associate Movement Director) Opera); Tristan und Isolde (La Fenice); The International Festival), The Wonderful World Theatre Royal Plymouth and Drum, assisting on is a movement director and choreographer Bartered Bride (New Zealand/ Valencia/ of Dissocia (with Edinburgh International Love Song (Frantic Assembly); Golden Dragon working across the UK and internationally. Strasbourg/ Opera North); Tristan und Festival/Tron Theatre/Theatre Royal (ATC) and Ubu (Theatre Royal Plymouth). As She holds an MA in Movement from Royal Isolde (Oslo); Lohengrin (San Francisco/ Plymouth – The Drum), Futurology: A Global Associate or Assistant Director, Mr. Kernaghan Central School of Speech and Drama and was Houston/ Geneva); Wozzeck, Billy Budd (Santa Review (with Suspect Culture) and The has worked for: the National Theatre of Resident Company Movement Practitioner at Fe); Peter Grimes (Oslo/ Washington DC/ Wolves in the Walls (with Improbable). Scotland (Dunsinane); the Royal Shakespeare the Royal Shakespeare Company 2013. She is Santa Fe); Paradise Moscow (Opera North); Other recent composition and sound design Company (Richard III and A Soldier In Every currently an Associate Movement Practitioner Norma, La bohème (Grange Park); Betrothal in work for theater includes: Of Mice and Men Son); the Donmar Warehouse (Novecento); at the Royal Shakespeare Company. Ms. a Monastery (Glyndebourne/Valencia); and Die (Birmingham Rep); Othello (National Theatre Paines Plough (Dallas Sweetman); and he Bennett was Assistant Movement Director on Soldaten (Openwelt Set Design of the Year of Great Britain); A Life of Galileo, Richard III was a Connections Regional Director for the the London 2012 Opening Ceremony, Mass Award, Ruhr Triennale). (Royal Shakespeare Company); The Nether, National Theatre. As Movement Director, Cast Choreographer on the London 2012 The Mistress Contract, Narrative, Get Santa, productions include: Certified Male (Leicester Paralympic Opening Ceremony and Mass Cast CHAHINE YAVROYAN (Lighting Designer) has Relocated, The Vertical Hour (The Royal Curve) and Traces (Paines Plough). He is the Choreographer on Sochi Winter Olympics previously collaborated with the National Court Theatre); All My Sons, The Crucible, The co-translator of Lecoq’s Theatre of Movement Opening Ceremony. Recent credits include: Theatre of Scotland on Let the Right One Lord of the Flies (Open Air Theatre in and Gesture, published by Methuen, and David Hopelessly Devoted, The Angry Brigade In, Caledonia, Realism, Elizabeth Gordon Regent’s Park); Los Macbez, Falstaff (Centro Bradby’s History of French Theatre. (Paines Plough, UK Tours); Helver’s Night Quinn and The Wonderful World of Dissocia. Dramático Nacional in Madrid); Penumbra, (York Theatre Royal); To Kill a Mockingbird Other theater credits include: Bright Phoenix Tito Andronico (Animalario); Urtain, Marat- ANNA MORRISSEY (Movement Director) (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, UK Tour); (Liverpool Everyman); Punk Rock (The Lyric Sade (Animalario/CDN); and sound design is Artist in Residence for the Historic Royal Ragnarok (Eastern Angles); Mock Tudor Theatre Belfast); Juvenalia, Dr Marigold and only for Wolf Hall/Bring Up the Bodies (Royal Palaces, creating original dance-theater pieces (Pleasance Edinburgh, Theatre 503); Anna Mr Chops, Tuesdays at Tescos (Assembly Shakespeare Company, West End/Broadway). that respond to the history and architecture (Workshop, Aix-en-Provence International Rooms); Tartuffe, Khandan (Birmingham Rep); Television and film work includes: Beneath the of Hampton Court, Kew Palace, Kensington Festival); The Web (Young Vic); nut (National The Pass, Narrative, Get Santa, Wig Out!, Veil, Death in Gaza, Lip Service and the Spanish Palace, Banqueting House and the Tower of Theatre of Great Britain); Pope Joan (St James’ Relocated, The Lying Kind, Almost Nothing, features Gente En Sitios and Dispongo de London. Her work for the National Theatre Church Piccadilly); Fazer’s Urban Symphony At the Table, Bazaar, Another Year Wasted Barcos. He has also scored three of the films of of Scotland includes Caledonia, and for (Royal Albert Hall/BBC); Hysteria (Hampstead (The Royal Court Theatre); King Lear, The visual artist Phil Collins. Mr. Powell has toured the Royal Shakespeare Company her work Theatre); A Mad World My Masters (Royal

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Shakespeare Company); The Queen’s RUTH COOPER-BROWN (Archery Consultant) BARBARA GAINES DUNSINANE PRODUCTION TEAM Coronation Concerts (Buckingham Palace/ is a founder and director of RC-ANNIE Ltd. (CST Artistic Director) is BBC); Acis and Galatea (Iford Opera); Short Established in 2005 with Rachel Bown- the founder and artistic NEIL MURRAY and Stark (Southwark Playhouse); Mudlarks Williams, RC-ANNIE Ltd is a Dramatic director of Chicago Executive Producer (Bush Theatre); The Festival of Neighbourhood Violence Company, choreographing action Shakespeare Theater, Finale (Royal Festival Hall); The Lights (The for theater and film. Ms. Cooper-Brown where she has directed MARGARET-ANNE O’DONNELL Spring); Celebrity Night at Café Red (Trafalgar worked extensively in professional theater more than thirty of Producer Studios); Don Juan Comes Back from the both on stage and behind the scenes before Shakespeare’s plays. War (Finborough Theatre); Sum Zero (Lyric training as a British Academy of Dramatic Honors include: the 2008 Tony Award for CHRIS HAY Hammersmith Studio); and Love, Question Combat (BADC) teacher. She is currently the Outstanding Regional Theatre; the prestigious Production Manager Mark (New Diorama Theatre). Chairperson of the BADC, the first woman to Honorary OBE (Officer of the Most Excellent have held this role, and is a member of the Order of the British Empire) in recognition of CARRIE HUTCHEON TERRY KING (Fight Director) has worked committee of the Paddy Creen International her contributions strengthening British- Company Stage Manager extensively as a fight arranger at all the major Stage Combat Workshop. Previous work with American cultural relations; and Joseph theater companies in Britain. His credits the National Theatre of Scotland includes The Jefferson Awards for Best Production HEATHER WILSON include: Henry VI Parts 1, 2 and 3, Hamlet, James Plays (with Edinburgh International (Hamlet, Cymbeline, King Lear and The Deputy Stage Manager Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, Coriolanus, As Festival/National Theatre of Great Britain). Comedy of Errors), and for Best Director You Like It, Cymbeline, Singer, Henry V (Royal Other theater credits include: Kill Johnny (Cymbeline, King Lear and The Comedy of DAVID MASON-HILL Shakespeare Company); His Dark Materials, Glendenning (Royal Lyceum); King Charles, Errors). Ms. Gaines made her Lyric Opera Assistant Stage Manager Henry IV Parts 1 and 2, Scenes from the Big Bakersfield Mist, MOJO (Sonia Friedman); The debut directing Giuseppe Verdi’s Macbeth. Picture, Othello, The Duchess of Malfi (National Colby Sisters of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, Once She received an Honorary Doctorate of MATT PADDEN Theatre of Great Britain); Our Country’s Good a Catholic, Paper Dolls, Red Velvet (Tricycle Letters from the University of Birmingham Head of Sound (The Royal Court Theatre); Peter Pan (West Theatre); Garw (Theatr Bara Caws); Y Negesydd (UK), the University Club of Chicago’s Cultural Yorkshire Playhouse); Les liaisons dangereuses (Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru); A Handful Award, the Public Humanities Award from the NEILL POLLARD (Old Vic); Of Mice and Men (Birmingham Rep/ of Stars (Theatre503); Jason (English Illinois Humanities Council, and the Spirit of Lighting Supervisor West End); Festen (Almeida Theatre/ West Touring Opera); Aristocrats, Salt, Root Loyola Award. Ms. Gaines serves on the End); Caligula, Don Carlos, Othello (Donmar and Roe (Clwyd Theatr Cymru); Bracken Shakespearean Council of Shakespeare’s FERGUS LOCKIE Sound Supervisor Warehouse); and The People Are Friendly Moor (Shared Experience/Tricycle Globe Theatre in London. (Traverse Theatre). His work for musicals and Theatre); Jumpy (The Royal Court Theatre); MARTIN WOOLLEY opera includes: Porgy and Bess, Saturday and The Snow Queen (Trestle Theatre). Film CRISS HENDERSON (CST Stage Supervisor Night Fever, Martin Guerre, Jesus Christ credits include: Myrrdin, Howl, Cryptic, Down Executive Director) has Superstar, Oliver!, Spend Spend Spend!, The Dog, Suspension of Disbelief, The Seasoning produced CST’s past Fifteen Streets, Lautrec, Chitty Chitty Bang PAM FULTON House, City Slacker, Cheerful Weather for the twenty-five seasons. Wardrobe Supervisor Bang, Guys and Dolls, Billy Elliot the Musical, Wedding, Deviation and iLL Manors. Under his leadership, CST Cabaret, Fiddler on the Roof, Jerry Springer: has become one of the MICHELLE LYON the Opera, Our House, The Lord of the Rings, DEBORAH ACKER* (CST Production Stage nation’s leading regional Wigs and Makeup Technician Dirty Dancing, Zorro and Otello. Television Manager) has stage managed the past twenty- theaters and one of work includes: The Bill, Casualty, Eastenders, four seasons at Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Chicago’s most celebrated cultural RAYMOND SHORT Broken Glass, Fatal Inversion, Nerys Glas, The Other stage management credits include: organizations, honored with the 2008 Tony Props Technician Mayor of Casterbridge, Lucky Jim, Blue Dove Puttin’ on the Ritz (National Jewish Theater); Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre, as and Rock Face. Six Degrees of Separation, Driving Miss Daisy, well as multiple Laurence Olivier and Joseph CLARE McCORMACK I’m Not Rappaport (Briar Street Theatre); The Jefferson Awards. Mr. Henderson has garnered Press Officer STEPHEN KEMBLE (Voice Coach) is a text and Nerd (Royal George Theatre); and A…My Name numerous honors, including: the 2013 Cultural voice coach and actor. In 2011 he became a Is Alice (Ivanhoe Theatre). She has production Innovation Award from Chicago Innovation designated Linklater voice teacher. The book managed extensively throughout Chicago, Awards; Arts Administrator of the Year by Arts The Company would like to thank The Voiceover Book: Don’t Eat Toast, which he and has also provided lighting designs for: the Management Magazine at the Kennedy co-authored, has just been published. He has the National Theatre of Great Britain, Apollo Theatre, Candlelight Dinner Playhouse, Center, and the Chevalier de L’Ordre des Arts Govan Old Partish Church and the worked with the Royal Shakespeare Company Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s Team et des Lettres by the Minister of Culture of for seven years, in Stratford-upon-Avon, cast and production teams of previous Shakespeare, the Museum of Science and France. He was named among the top 40 Dunsinane tours. London and New York as part of The Lincoln Industry, Some Like It Cole (tour) and Pump business people under the age of 40 in Crain’s Center Festival residency. In addition to the Boys and Dinettes in Branson, Missouri. Chicago Business. He serves as president of International Representation by classical repertoire, previous voice coaching the Producers’ Association of Chicago-area work for the Royal Shakespeare Company Michael Mushalla of Double M Arts & *Denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association Theatres and on the Board of Directors of the Events, LLP. For information about includes: Little Eagles and The Life of Galileo. League of Chicago Theatres. Mr. Henderson is touring, please contact Michael Most recent work includes: Titus Andronicus, Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), founded in 1913, director of the MFA/Arts Leadership Program, Mushalla by phone (+1 347 280 3396) A Mad World My Masters, Candide, Wolf Hall, represents more than 45,000 actors and stage a two-year graduate-level curriculum in arts or email ([email protected]). Bring Up the Bodies (Royal Shakespeare managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of management training, created through a joint Company); Tartuffe and The Life of Galileo live theatre as an essential component of our partnership between Chicago Shakespeare (Birmingham REP). Mr. Kemble graduated society. Equity negotiates wages and working Theater and The Theatre School at DePaul with distinction from the MA Voice Studies conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a University. program at the Royal Central School of member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with Speech and Drama. FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org

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In its short life, the National Theatre of Scotland has already earned a significant Everyone at the Royal Shakespeare Company, from actors to technicians, national and international reputation for its daring and originality. milliners to musicians, plays a part in creating the world you see on stage. Our work begins its life at our Stratford workshops, rehearsal rooms and The National Theatre of Scotland was established in 2006 and has created over theatres and we share it with audiences across the world through our touring, 200 productions. Being a theatre without walls and building-free, the Company residencies, live broadcasts and online activity. So, wherever you experience the presents a wide variety of work that ranges from large-scale productions to RSC, you experience work that began life in Shakespeare’s home town. projects tailored to the smallest performing spaces. In addition to conventional theatres, the Company has performed in airports, schools, tower blocks, Shakespeare has been performed and celebrated in Stratford for centuries community halls, ferries and forests. and the RSC has trained generations of the very best theatre makers since the Company was founded. We pioneer contemporary approaches to Shakespeare’s The Company has toured extensively across Scotland, the rest of the UK and plays, as well as staging the work of other writers and artists. worldwide. Notable productions include: Black Watch by Gregory Burke, which won four Laurence Olivier Awards amongst a multitude of awards; the award- winning landmark historical trilogy The James Plays by Rona Munro; a radical reimagining of Macbeth starring Alan Cumming, presented in Glasgow and at the Lincoln Center Festival and subsequently, Broadway, New York; and Let the Right One In, adapted by Jack Thorne from John Ajvide Lindqvist’s novel and screenplay, which won the 2014 South Bank Sky Arts Award for theatre.

The National Theatre of Scotland creates much of its work in partnership with theatre-makers, companies, venues and participants across the globe. From extraordinary projects with schools and communities, to the ground-breaking online 5 Minute Theatre, to immersive pieces such as David Greig’s The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart, the National Theatre of Scotland’s aspiration is to tell the stories that need to be told and to take work to wherever audiences are to be found.

Artistic Director and Chief Executive: Laurie Sansom

Chair: Dame Seona Reid DBE

For the latest information on all our activities, visit www.nationaltheatrescotland.com Find us on Facebook: NationalTheatreScotland Follow us on Twitter @NTSonline and join in the conversation #dunsinane

The National Theatre of Scotland is core funded by the Scottish Government. The National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270), is a registered Scottish charity (SC033377).

28 Winter 2015 | Dunsinane CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER STAFF Staff

BARBARA GAINES CRISS HENDERSON Artistic Director Executive Director

ARTISTIC DANIEL J. HESS CHRISTOPHER SEAN KATHLEEN ELECTRICS OPERATIONS/ SARAH MERLO MEDICAL PROGRAM Company Manager PAZDERNIK ROCKE SHANA MEYERAND FOR PERFORMING RICK BOYNTON Annual Fund Coordinator Production Management ERIC BRANSON FACILITIES JOHNATHAN NIEVES ARTISTS/ AARON R. Creative Producer SALVADOR F. GARZA Apprentice Lighting Supervisor LAUREN NIX GILBERT, M.D. Assistant Company TARA SMITHBERGER SUSAN KNILL SHARAINA TURNAGE Medical Services GARY GRIFFIN Manager Donor Relations YESENIA ESPARZA JOAN E. CLAUSSEN Theater/Facility Manager ALAN WEUSTHOFF Associate Artistic Director Coordinator Production Administration House Electrician Guest Services Associates AON PRIVATE RISK ALEX DEARMIN Intern DANIEL LOPEZ MANAGEMENT, BOB MASON Company/Stage TAYLOR BROWN BRIAN ELSTON Facilities Assistant CHRIS SIMEK STEVEN HEIN Artistic Associate/ Management Intern LAURA MIKULSKI STAGE MANAGEMENT EMILY FERGUS SHARON AND TOM Insurance Services ELLIOTT LACEY Casting Director Advancement Interns JESSICA GOINGS MCLEAN JEANNE DEVORE DEBORAH ACKER, AEA SHAWN KRONK Custodial Supervisor Saints’ Volunteer Usher HUGHES SOCOL PIERS HEATHER SCHMUCKER Technology Manager Production Stage Manager/ JIMMY LIS Coordinators RESNICK & DYM, LTD. MARIBEL CUEVAS Associate Producer MARKETING Associate Producer MATTHEW MCMULLEN Legal Services ISRAEL ESTRADA ANDREA CRAIN TRISTAN MEREDITH OCTAVIOUS MOODY DOREEN SAYEGH Database Administrator ALIDA SZABO DENNIS J. CONNERS CAMERON PETTI TICKETING SALES REGINA BUCCOLA, PH.D. RICHARD TENNY Producing Associate Director of Audience Production Stage Manager CHRISTOPHER AND FUNDRAISING Scholar–in–residence DOTTIE BRIS-BOIS Development WILHAM Custodial Assistants

LAURA DURHAM KEELY HADDAD-NULL SCENERY Electricians NATHAN WONDER STEPHEN BENNETT, PH.D. Casting Assistant Arts Leadership Fellows JULIE STANTON TICKETING, GUEST Associate Manager BEATRICE BOSCO, PH.D. Marketing Director ROBERT L. WILSON SOUND ELIZABETH ELEANOR AXT DAN GRYCZA JACQUELINE DENIZ SERVICES AND EVENTS CLAIRE ALDEN CHARLEBOIS, PH.D. Casting Intern Human Resources TRACY DOMERACKI YOUNG JAMES SAVAGE Group Sales Coordinator REBECCA FALL, MA Manager/ Finance Marketing Associate Assistant Technical Sound Master JEFFREY CASS CARLA DELLA GATTA, MA JACK EDISON Associate Directors Ticketing and Guest DAVE TOROPOV IRA MURFIN, MFA Artistic Intern HANNAH KENNEDY PALMER JANKENS Services Director Administrative Coordinator RAASHI RASTOGI, MA ALYSSE HUNTER Public Relations Associate BRUCE COOPER Associate Sound Master Guest Lecturers Accounts Payable Stage Crew Supervisor RACHAEL SWANN CODY BRIDGES EDUCATION Manager JESSICA CONNOR CRISTY TROIA Box Office and Guest ELLIOT CRUZ MICHAEL BROSILOW Marketing Assistant— MATTHEW BLACK Sound Engineer Services Manager KATHRYN HAMILTON BILL BURLINGHAM MARILYN J. HALPERIN MOLLY BRIGGS Advertising and Publications Stage Crew Apprentice TINA JOHNSON PATRICK FAHRNER Director of Education Accounts Payable Assistant PAUL PERRY JUSTIN POTTER MICHELLE LIMON LIZ LAUREN and Communications JUDY McCLOSKEY JACK BIRDWELL STEPHEN PTACEK Box Office Supervisor DAVID MOSKOWITZ MICHAEL LITCHFIELD Ray and Judy McCaskey JILL FENSTERMAKER Digital Communications ADAM HELD ALEX ROMBERG DAVID RAYMOND CHUCK OSGOOD Education Chair Executive Assistant Assistant AMY RETARTHA Sound Crew MAKEDA COHRAN RACHEL ROBINSON JAMES STEINKAMP NATHAN SERVISS Events Manager KELLY STEIK Photographers JASON HARRINGTON ADELL MEDOVOY ADAM TODD WIGS AND MAKE-UP LASHEENA WILLIAMS Education Outreach ADVANCEMENT Graphic Designer/ House Carpenters WILL CAVEDO Ticket Sales and HMS MEDIA, INC. Manager Production Artist LAURA MIKULSKI POTLUCK CREATIVE MELISSA VEAL Fundraising Associates BROOKE FLANAGAN COSTUMES Front of House Supervisors Video Production Head of Wigs and Make-up MOLLY TRUGLIA Director of Institutional KENNETH KEACHER

Learning Programs Advancement Marketing Assistant/ RYAN MAGNUSON BETSY BEAMS CATHY TAYLOR SARA THUER CONSULTANTS AND Manager Office Administrator Costume Shop Manager SHELLY GODEFRIN Public Relations Consultant Wig and Make-up MELISSA COLLINS Guest Services Team SPECIAL SERVICES Assistant ROXANNA CONNER Associate Director of JENNIFER JONES CATHY TANTILLO Leaders MELISSA GUTRIDGE, BAKER TILLY VIRCHOW Education Associate Advancement Marketing Coordinator Costume Design Assistant VOICES FOR THE MIGUEL PEREZ KRAUSE, LLP KATIE NIXON ARTS, INC. Wig and Make-up Auditor KATIE CRAVENS HILARY ODOM TAYLOR DABBAH REBECCA DOROSHUK Lead Guest Services Sales and Fundraising Apprentice ALYSSA DAVIS Senior Advancement Marketing Intern Costume Shop Assistant/ Associate Consultant CAMPBELL AND Education Interns Officer Rentals Manager COMPANY PROPERTIES SAMANTHA BALLETO Fundraising Consultant KRISTEN CARUSO MELISSA BOCHAT PHIL BRANKIN PRODUCTION CASSANDRA ADMINISTRATION Advancement Manager/ Crafts Supervisor KEVIN CUSHING WESTOVER ARC WORLDWIDE, Board Liaison CHRIS PLEVIN CAITLYN DeROSA Properties Master A LEO BURNETT LINDA ORELLANA Director of Production ELIZABETH COFFIN CAROLINE DONNELLY COMPANY Director of Finance SAMUEL OSTROWSKI Costume Apprentice ANTHONY LISA GRIEBEL Marketing Partner Special Projects MERYN DALY DUCKSWORTH Properties Carpenter ALANA RYBAK Coordinator Production Office JESS KENYON REBECCA DUMAIN ANN M. CUNNIFF, Assistant Director of Manager MATTHEW POWELL GORGI FULPER DAN NURCZYK CHICAGO CREATIVE Finance Dressers KASSANDRA HAROUN Properties Stage Crew WORKS ALICIA HYNES Communications Consultant

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After the Dictator Falls

“This is where, I think, contemporary events in Syria are relevant,” says Greig. “What interests me is this impulse to do good, which can often end up causing as much or, indeed, more bloodshed. In Dunsinane, Siward doesn’t begin by wishing to cause harm—he believes himself to be doing the right thing.” The playwright continues that he is, “actually fond of Siward, a man of action who finds himself in a confusing situation. He ends up mired in trouble and even more violence. The sad Visit chicagoshakes.com to explore more ideas n his essay, A Philosophical Enquiry thing is, in war, one man’s downfall is the downfall of many.” and stories behind the art on CST’s stages. IInto the Origin of Our Ideas of the The academic, historian and broadcaster, Fiona Watson, believes that we can’t lay all the blame on Shakespeare for the demonizing of the Macbeths. The king’s Sublime and Beautiful (1757), the posthumous reputation had been bloodied, besmirched and blackened by great parliamentarian and philosopher Scotland’s mythmakers—early practitioners of the black art of spin—long before an Englishman dramatized his tragic rise and fall. DUNSINANE Edmund Burke argued that we like to go to violent plays for BY DAVID GREIG n DIRECTED BY the same reason that people went to hangings: not because In her scholarly, “factional” biography, Macbeth: A ROXANA SILBERT violence improves us but because it interests us—as long as We can’t lay all the True Story, Watson points out that Shakespeare’s n COURTYARD THEATER it’s happening to someone else. Macbeth bears no resemblance to the king who n FEBRUARY 26– blame on Shakespeare ruled between 1040 and 1057/8. MARCH 22, 2015 David Greig was inspired to write Dunsinane after seeing n 312.595.5600 for the demonizing five or six productions ofMacbeth in rapid succession—and “It is difficult to exaggerate how great an injustice n WWW.CHICAGOSHAKES.COM always wanting the play to carry on, longing to see Part 2. of the Macbeths history has inflicted on him and his queen, “I kept wondering, ‘What happens after the dictator falls?’” although Shakespeare was merely repeating, with some of his own embellishment, what was already being said by the Scots Dunsinane is Greig’s “response” to that question. By Jackie McGlone themselves,” she says. If Macbeth is “the Scottish play,” then Dunsinane reverses Macbeth’s queen was Gruoch—Gruach in Dunsinane—great-great-great- This essay is excerpted that—it’s a play about English people. It tells of an English from one written granddaughter of Malcolm I. Macbeth had married her after slaughtering her first in 2013, “After the garrison trying to survive in a hostile land, just as our husband, Gillacomgain of Moray—Macbeth’s cousin and father of Gruoch’s son, Dictator Falls: Tracing “peace-keeping” forces have struggled in distant lands of the Steps of Gruach,” Lulach. Is her image as a virago a farrago of lies? Why is it that she seems more of by Jackie McGlone, a late. When Greig’s play begins, Macbeth is dead. The Queen a monster than Macbeth? And why is it that, most troublingly, of all Shakespeare’s freelance feature writer. has not taken her own life [as she does in Shakespeare’s It is reprinted here with characters the Macbeths seem the most “modern?” permission of the National story]. She is very much alive, and she certainly has not Theatre of Scotland. “unsexed” herself. We encounter an icily regal woman, “Ah, the silence of medieval women!” exclaims Watson, to whose impressive and who is cleverly playing the occupying army, led by the illuminating research Greig insists he’ll be forever indebted, echoing Watson’s view aristocratic Siward (Earl of Northumbria), at various that the real queen has perhaps been wronged by history even more unjustly than complex games while carving up clan allegiances. Macbeth himself. Gruoch is conspicuous by her absence from the chronicles and

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sources scoured by Watson in her intellectually rigorous determination to fill in the “gaping crevasses” in our knowledge about Macbeth’s seventeen-year reign.

Do not, however, be tempted to interpret Gruoch’s absence as indicative of a weak and submissive personality, warns Watson, pointing to the uniqueness of Gruoch’s only recorded foray into public life. She was named with her husband in documents relating to the gift of land to the Culdee monastic community of St. Serf’s, an island in Loch Leven, Fife. “An undeniable hint that this doubly royal woman played an active role both in her marriage and in public life more FROM 20 COUNTRIES generally,” Watson writes, stressing that Gruoch made a political match with Macbeth. Her first husband had been murdered Why is it that she seems by him. She and her fatherless son needed more of a monster than a strong protector; Macbeth fitted the bill perfectly.

Macbeth? And why is it Greig says: “Once you take another point of that, most troublingly, of all view of Macbeth himself from Shakespeare’s, then you have to think again about this SPANNING 5 CONTINENTS Shakespeare’s characters woman, who has been painted as monstrous. the Macbeths seem the You have to recognize that she may have been behaving not only rationally but with honor. I’m most “modern?” not saying that Gruach is a good woman. She’s in a complex situation—and she’s a queen...Of course it’s cheeky to write a sequel to a great Shakespeare play, but I wanted to reclaim a bit of our history, and that’s how I feel about Gruach. I’m reclaiming her, too.” n AND COUNTING... THREE EASY WAYS TO MAKE YOUR GIFT www.chicagoshakes.com/support 312.667.4952 Previous page: Darrell D’Silva in Dunsinane : Photo by Jason Ma This page: Arthur McBain, Toyin Omari-Kinch, Tom Gill and Matt McClure in , photo by KPO Photo. Dunsinane  Chicago Shakespeare Theater 800 East Grand on Navy Pier 34 Winter 2015 | Dunsinane Chicago, IL 60611 CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER DONOR HONOR ROLL

$25,000–$49,999 Prince Charitable Trusts (continued) Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Community Partners Shure Incorporated The Sun-Times Foundation/The Chicago Community Trust Theatre Communications Group Chicago Shakespeare Theater is honored by the support of these leading Anonymous (2) business and civic partners, whose generosity demonstrates a commitment to $10,000–$24,999 Baxter International Inc. enriching our vibrant Chicago community. We are pleased to recognize these Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation organizations for their dedication to artistic excellence, innovative approaches Chicago Title and Trust Company Foundation to enhancing education and impactful community outreach initiatives. Clark Hill PLC The Field Foundation of Illinois Reflects contributions received between July 1, 2013 and February 1, 2015. The Grover Hermann Foundation Mazza Foundation Arc Worldwide AAR GUARANTORS AIG $100,000 & ABOVE BMO Harris Bank Boeing American Express ComEd Aon The Davee Foundation Cole Taylor Bank Dover Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Company Land O’ Frost John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Robert R. McCormick Foundation JLL Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust Harris Family Foundation The Irving Harris Foundation McDonald’s Corporation Allscripts BENEFACTORS Motorola Solutions, Inc. Allstate Insurance Company $50,000–$99,999 Newcastle Limited Paul M. Angell Family Foundation National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award A. N. and Pearl G. Barnett Family Foundation The REAM Foundation BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois Reed Smith LLP Exelon The Rhoades Foundation Food For Thought Catering S&C Electric Company Julius Frankel Foundation Phil Stefani’s Children Foundation ITW Titan Media JPMorgan Chase & Co. Walgreens KPMG LLP Wintrust The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Madison Dearborn Partners $5,000–$9,999 Beecken Petty O’Keefe & Company Motorola Mobility Foundation Butler Family Foundation, Hugh and Karen Butler Connell National Endowment for the Arts Catamaran Northern Trust CDW Polk Bros. Foundation CME Group The Shubert Foundation Dr. Scholl Foundation Strategic Hotel Capital, Inc. The JCCC Foundation Ventas NIB Foundation PNC Bank SUSTAINERS Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott LLP Charles and M. R. Shapiro Foundation, Inc. $25,000–$49,999 Helen Brach Foundation The Siragusa Foundation The Brinson Foundation William Blair & Company Bulley & Andrews Anonymous Chicago Shakespeare Theater Fund at The Chicago Community Trust Avison Young $1,000–$4,999 The Crown Family BBJ Linen Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Blum-Kovler Foundation GCM Grosvenor Broco Partnership Illinois Arts Council Agency GlaxoSmithKline K&L Gates LLP The James Huntington Foundation Kirkland & Ellis LLP The National Alliance for Musical Theatre’s Met Life Foundation National Fund for New Musicals Nuveen Investments Peoples Gas The Pauls Foundation Turner + Cuniff 36 Winter 2015 | Dunsinane www.chicagoshakes.com 37 CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS Shakespeare Society Individual Contributors

Members of the Shakespeare Society provide vital annual support to Thanks to the contributions of CST’s family of donors, we can continue sustain Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s mission. The commitment of these to delight audiences in Chicago and around the world through our steadfast individuals helped to build a home for Shakespeare in Chicago that trademark approach to theater that is inspired by the spirit of Shakespeare. has endured for the past quarter-century. We are deeply grateful for their Annual donations offset the substantial expense of producing theater of extraordinary investment in the Theater’s guiding principles to serve as a uncompromising quality and ambition. In recognition of the enhanced level of cultural leader, citizen and ambassador for our city. support provided by our Bard Circle donors of $1,000 or more, CST provides exclusive privileges and behind-the-scenes access. Reflects gifts received between July 1, 2013 and February 1, 2015. Reflects gifts received between July 1, 2013 and February 1, 2015.

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An honor or memorial gift is a distinctive way to honor the memory of friends FOR CRISS HENDERSON FOR JUDY AND RAY FOR CATHY AND BRYAN Faye Marlowe MCCASKEY SPONSLER and family or pay tribute to milestone celebrations. For more information Virginia Stigler and Dr. Wieke S. van der Weijden FOR MAURICE HIRSCH Stephen Stigler Benjamin regarding this program, please call Melissa Collins in the Advancement Office Miles and Bing Hirsch Dan and Patty Walsh at 312.595.5672 or [email protected]. FOR ERIC STRICKLAND FOR MATTHEW HULTGREN FOR CHRISTOPHER Suzanne F. Fox Gerard Nussbaum PAZDERNIK Reflects gifts received between February 1, 2014 and February 1, 2015. FOR THE PIVEN ART OF FOR JAN AND BILL JENTES Edith B. Gaines THEATRE Adrian Foster FOR FRANKLIN POSTON Cheryl Ann McNamara FOR BETSY AND JACK KARP Alyson Poston MEMORIAL GIFTS FOR ROSS THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Abel Friedman FOR WALTER ALEXANDER William and Blair Lawlor FOR C. PHYLLIS HIGGINS FOR GLEN RICHTER AND Annie Murray Malott Family Foundation FOR BARBARA MALOTT DANILLE LUTZ Ms. Ann Alexander Cynthia Bonus FOR GAYLE TILLES Connie and Don Patterson KIZZIAH Dianne and William Schneider FOR JIMMIE R. ALFORD FOR JIMMY AND REG Mr. and Mrs. William Adams IV Carl and Barbara Plochman Julia and Larry Antonatos Maree G. Bullock Robert Sandall FOR PHILIP S. ROSENBERG - John and Betsey Puth Carol Kizziah FOR PAM AND DOUG WALTER my favorite lighting designer Joan Richards Jennifer and Joey Lansing Leland Hutchinson and FOR DR. MORTON ARNSDORF FOR CHARLES AND MITCHELL Emily Rosenberg Pollock Cynthia Sanborn KAPLAN Jean Perkins Rosemary Crowley FOR NATHAN KRUG Richard D. Simonds FOR SHELI ROSENBERG Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Arbetter April and Jayde Al-Angary FOR J. MICHAEL WILLIAMS FOR SARAJANE AVIDON AND Mary N. Suker Marcy Carlin FELIX SHUMAN FOR NORTON H. KAY Carolyn C. Williams Carl and Marilynn Thoma FOR CHASE LEVEY FOR MELISSA SHERMAN Diane Dorsey and Daniel Goldring Sue and Dan Toll Sandra Blau The Howard and Kennon McKee Steve Gottlieb Jennifer Field FOR JUDY LEWIS Charitable Fund Mac Hansbrough and Lou Ivey FOR C. MICHAEL BECKER Keith and Christine Lewis Siran Khachadourian Mrs. Elizabeth Becker Richard and Betty Seid Leo Bigus FOR ABBY S. MAGDOVITZ- Dick Simpson Dr. Adam Jackson WASSERMAN Lynn Sloan and Jeffrey Rosen Lee Jost David Wasserman, M.D Claire and Irwin Smith Evan Kayes Susan and Barry Sussman Nina and George Maciag FOR NORMA MALLOY Conor Malloy Gail Thompson FOR DR. ALICE FOR MARY KEITH DOSKER BRANDFONBRENER FOR BERNARD "BERNIE" BALLANTINE Mark Brandfonbrener SAHLINS GlobalView Software, Inc. Caroline P. Cracraft FOR LILLIAN BRULC Toby and Penelope Sachs Wileen Dragovan FOR MICHAEL P. SHANEYFELT Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. McCulloch III Nancy Ciezki and Diane Kosteck FOR ROBERT DAVIS FOR EVELYN “EVIE” BARRIGER Sue and Kent Davis FOR ELANA ERNST Betsy and Frank Babb SILVERSTEIN Listed below are current members of the First Folio Society, John W. Barriger FOR LOIS DUNN Madeline and Alan Schmuckler individuals who have included Chicago Shakespeare Theater in their estate plans. Sandra Bohnsack Kathy Dunn The Society honors their thoughtful commitment to the future of CST. John Bryan FOR MRS. JEAN STONE FOR ARLENE FIELDSTEEL Sandy and Ed Burkhardt Barbara Stallings V.E. Hicks Ms. Carol Cleave FOR WILLIAM A. WALSH Mr. and Mrs. Julie and Parker* Hall Harold H. Plaut* Suzanne and William Folland FOR W. CLINTON FISHER Mary Kay Walsh Patricia S. and William J. Lois Farrell Fisher Nicholas C. Babson Corinne E. Johnson* Rose L. Shure Hagenah FOR MIRIAM L. ZAREFSKY FOR SHIRLEY HAGSTROM Mr. and Mrs.* Dr. Anne McCreary Juhasz Chuck Simanek and Bev Shaw Hayford Margaret Moer Wenig John W. Barriger Isabel Karl Heidi Hagstrom Judy and John Keller Edna Burke FOR AL ZORN Bob and Caryll Kenyon Joan Israel Berger Michael and Sharon Sloan Kay Zorn Anstiss Hammond Krueck George W. Blossom III* Anne E. Kutak The Solomon Family HONORARY GIFTS Kathy Dunn Raymond Helen and Richard Thomas FOR FATHER ROBERT BARRON FOR DR. MICHELLE CARLON FOR E. BROOKE FLANAGAN Mr. and Mrs. and Judy McCaskey Gayle and Glenn R. Tilles Barbara J. Anderson Mrs. Michelle Carlon and Eric Evenskaas Philip L. Engel Jonathan F. Orser Linda Vertrees Juan Hereña FOR C. MICHAEL BECKER FOR MARILYN HALPERIN Edith B. Gaines Sheila A. Penrose Wilmont "Vic" Vickrey, Laurie A. Zastrow FOR PHIL AND LA ENGEL Naja Maltezos Michael Goldberger and R. Ernest Mahaffey Founding Principal, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biscan, Sr. FOR KAREN BIRKELAND FOR SARAH HARDING Marcia L. Flick Linda D. and Barbara Petersen VOA Architects Harriet Arnold Steven Harris Craig C. Grannon *deceased

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Contributed Materials Team Shakespeare, CST’s award-winning education initiative, annually introduces more than 40,000 students to Shakespeare in performance and Contributed materials and services are an essential component in sustaining for 20 years has positioned the Theater as a partner in literacy through award- Chicago Shakespeare’s role as a gathering place for audiences, artists winning professional development programs for teachers. and members of the community. We thank the following individuals and organizations for their valuable donations of goods and/or services. Chicago Shakespeare in the Parks is endorsed by Mayor Rahm Emanuel Reflects contributions received between July 1, 2013 and February 1, 2015. as a summertime tradition that makes “Chicago’s neighborhoods come alive with the thrill and magic of live theater.” This innovative partnership between Acadia Hall’s Rental Service Inc. Ambiente Catering Rich Hein Shure Incorporated Chicago’s cultural, civic, and corporate communities tours a professional Arc Worldwide Heritage Wine Cellars, Strategic Hotels Capital, production, free for all, to parks across the city’s diverse neighborhoods, BBJ Linen Ltd. Inc impacting tens of thousands of Chicagoans. Broadway Cellars HMS Media, Inc. Theater Development Bukiety Floral Design Kirkland & Ellis LLP Fund Carol’s Event Staffing Koval Distillery Titan Media CONTACT CDW KPMG Family for Literacy Toni Patisserie For more information, please call 312.667.4947, Mary T. Christel M•A•C Cosmetics Van Duzer Vineyards— Communications Direct Make It Better Media Carl and Marilynn email [email protected] or visit Food For Thought MDR Creative Thoma www.pjhchicago.com/event/cst Catering Motorola Inc. Frost Lighting Inc. Nixon Peabody LLP HAJ Designs Phil Stefani Restaurants,

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