JANE AUSTEN’S

A NEW MUSICAL —The Merry Wives of Windsor SENSE AND SENSIBILITY Contents

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©2015 Point of View 14 Chicago Shakespeare Theater The artistic trio behind Sense and Sensibility All rights reserved. discuss their collaboration artistic director: Barbara Gaines executive director: Criss Henderson Cast 23 above and cover: Sharon Rietkerk and Megan McGinnis, photos by Jeff Sciortino Playgoer’s Guide 25 Profiles 26

From Another Perspective 36 Scholar Stuart Sherman explores the inherent duality of sisters, sense and sensibility

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Welcome to the world premiere of Sense and Sensibilty, a new musical based on the beloved Jane Austen classic. All of us at Chicago Shakespeare are excited to share this story of sisterhood and the quest for true love with you, and humbled to have been able to provide an artistic home to Paul Gordon and the astonishing creative team behind this thrilling new work. Helmed by CST’s incomparable Creative Producer Rick Boynton, our new work development program is a growing aspect of Chicago’s home for Shakespeare. This season alone, our artistic collective is actively working on eleven commissions and works in development. Additionally, five of these new plays and musicals were shared over the past year with audiences like you—in productions staged in Chicago and on tour to Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates. We hope you are as taken by Elinor and Marianne’s journey as we are. At its heart, this is a love story—between two sisters. It is a powerful reminder of the SC Cara safe harbor of unconditional love. Thank you for your steadfast loyalty and support of Chicago Shakespeare. Your

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The upcoming 2015/2016 season features CST is proud to join the Department Expanding the reach of our World’s Responsible for more than fifty classic stories freshly reimagined in a of Cultural Affairs & Special Events, Stage series, Chicago Shakespeare Broadway scores between the two, wide range of productions. Deepening the Mayor’s Office for People with Theater marked our Middle East debut co-orchestrators for Sense and our relationships with many leading Disabilities, Arts Alliance Illinois and when the international tour of Othello: Sensibility and artists, and introducing a few new faces Equip for Equality to honor the twenty- The Remix played to audiences in Bruce Coughlin are two of the most to the city, the season includes a magical fifth anniversary of the passage of the Dubai and Abu Dhabi this March. prolific artists in the field. Both Tony take on Shakespeare’s The Tempest Americans with Disabilities Act. ADA Collaborating with Art for All, the Award®- and - from Aaron Posner and Teller of the 25 for 25 is a citywide initiative, making Middle East region’s leading provider winners, each has created the gusto legendary duo Penn & Teller; David Ives’ Chicago a leader in community inclusion of live theater and educational stage behind some of the world’s favorite whip-smart The Heir Apparent, based through increased cultural awareness shows for children, CST and the stage hits, including The Book of on Jean-François Regnard‘s comic and opportunity. CST’s extensive Access Q Brothers also shared American arts Mormon, Big Fish, and Paul Gordon’s masterpiece; and a gripping Othello programs, including open captioning, education practices through workshops Broadway sensation, Jane Eyre. staged by renowned British director audio-description, sign-interpreted and performances that brought Beginning work at CST this past Jonathan Munby and featuring Stratford performances, assistive listening devices, Shakespeare to life for students November after the show’s two-year Festival actor Dion Johnstone in the title and braille and large-print programs, throughout Dubai. Participating in the workshop and development process, role. Crowning the season is Barbara offer an open door to CST’s work for Abu Dhabi Festival, the cast of Othello: Hochman and Coughlin have worked Gaines’ landmark Shakespeare history theater-going patrons with disabilities— The Remix joined all of the seven tirelessly on taking composer and lyricist cycle, Tug of War—an extraordinary two- including to those who are aging and emirates in celebrating the power of Paul Gordon’s melodies and expanding part production that traverses a multi- facing new challenges with hearing and arts and culture to empower and inspire them to be played by a ten-piece generational narrative of six Shakespeare sight. Sense and Sensibility performances youth to generate new ideas. orchestra, bringing full life to this history plays. CST also continues to offer Access services, as will a number world-premiere musical score. n pave the way for the development of Chicago Shakespeare in the Parks of new work with Ride the Cyclone, performances in neighborhoods across an emotionally charged new musical, the city this summer. directed by Jeff Award-winning theater artist Rachel Rockwell. photo credits: Courtyard Theater; Sign Interpreter Susan Sotnick; Postell Pringle and JQ in Abu Dhabi; photos by Vito Palmisano and Daniel Ribar.

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Visit chicagoshakes.com to explore more ideas ST Artistic Director Barbara and stories behind the art on CST’s stages. Gaines, Creative Producer C Rick Boynton: Paul has a true gift for melody and for connecting emotion with Rick Boynton and composer/lyricist melody and with lyrics. He also has a gift for synthesizing a novel to its essence. Paul Gordon talk about the process Wearing all three hats—of author, lyricist and composer—at what point do you SENSE AND SENSIBILITY decide you’ve come to a fork in the road, and dialogue gives way to song? BY JANE AUSTEN of creating a new musical. PG: I imagine the first song. How are we going to start the show? Then what n DIRECTED BY BARBARA GAINES Why adapt Sense and Sensibility into a musical? happens next? Here’s the information that I think we need and I write the scene n COURTYARD THEATER with dialogue. And as I write a scene, it will occur to me that we’ve reached a n APRIL 18–JUNE 7, 2015 Barbara Gaines: Rick and I had gone to San Francisco years point where the emotion of the scene is better n 312.595.5600 ago and saw Paul’s musical of Austen’s Emma. We both fell The poetic language of served with singing. In musical theater post-Stephen n WWW.CHICAGOSHAKES.COM in love with his writing, and we pursued him. We wanted to Sondheim, we’ve all learned that songs are best do Sense and Sensibility because Paul was so passionate a nineteenth-century served furthering the action. That said, sometimes about it. I have a sister and love her very much. The story author lends itself to a there’s a song that stands still: because it’s emotional, takes on a resonance when you experience what Elinor and because it’s giving you back-story for the character, Marianne feel. musical retelling or because it’s giving you a different, deeper insight Paul Gordon: I’m very drawn to this story. The relationship into the character that only music can achieve. of the sisters is very moving to me, very theatrical—and What does this collaboration between the three of you look like as each becomes also very musical. I have no sisters and I’ve always longed involved at different moments in the creative process? to have them. That’s probably why I wrote it. I think Jane Austen’s writing in particular lends itself to being RB: I see my role as helping Paul, whose vision is so strong and whose voice is so musicalized. As a composer I felt the innate musicality of signature, to shape the story: so that there’s dramatic build to the end of the first Artistic Director the characters’ emotions and how that can connect with act, so that there’s clear character arcs through the story, so that we care about Barbara Gaines music. Musicality is subjective, but there is a lyricism to the the people and invest in these relationships. Barbara, of course, does this, too, but way Jane Austen writes— what she brings to the process is the director’s eye—to take what’s on the page and envision it onstage. As Barbara lives inside the script, she sees images; she sees how BG: As in Shakespeare. these scenes and transitions happen and how the juxtaposition of scenes will work. PG: As with Shakespeare. The poetic language of a BG: I couldn’t have said it better. I see it visually. Paul deciphers Austen’s essence, nineteenth-century author lends itself to musical retelling— magically distilling the plot and its many characters into a few, essential story- and I think, too, there’s something about a female-driven tellers. And then Rick comes in, clarifying every moment in the script, like seeing story that quite lends itself to music. You can make a film of through a window that was a bit foggy before. almost anything. You can write a novel of almost anything. But musicals, in my opinion, have to be created from the PG: A great dramaturge, which Rick is, allows someone like me to excel. He lets us stuff of music. know what makes sense, what resonates, what doesn’t. And it’s wonderful for me to have both of them: a visionary director and a great dramaturge guiding me.

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RB: Once Barbara and Paul are working with the actors, it’s not “create by Discover the Beauty of committee” at that point. It can’t be. Barbara’s the director in the room, Paul is the writer, and they’re working together. It’s for me to come in with a fresh perspective as they ask, Is this working this way? August in Door County ....

Paul, will you continue to revise book, lyrics or music during the five-week A Treat For Your Eyes and Ears! rehearsal process? Save the Dates and Join Us! PG: Absolutely. I will be rewriting until Opening Night! I don’t have a piece I’ve written that I’m not still working on, because theater is like a sculpture that you VICTOR YAMPOLSKY continue to rework until the end of your life. Good actors always inform you Music Director & Conductor about what’s working and what’s not. Ultimately during rehearsal, they come to understand their character more than you do as the writer, and you have to trust that. That doesn’t mean you agree with everything, but it does mean that you listen. When they have difficulty with a section, you pay attention.

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BG: I can’t even imagine the novel anymore without the music. I will never think of the story and not hear the songs “Stowaway” or “I Wish Him All Imaginable www.musicfestival.com Happiness.” For me, the story and Paul’s songs have become one. And I do believe Season Highlights Include: Tickets that the vast majority of our audience will forever connect Paul’s music with Jane • Respighi’s Fountains of Rome Start Austen’s characters and their journeys. & Pines of Rome RB: Just as Paul said earlier, there is a point in the storytelling when one can get a • Hollywood’s Greatest Hits at $30 richer and hopefully a more immediate experience through music. A theme comes • All Beethoven Concert Students back from the first act; we don’t have words, we just have that theme. We can • Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons and layer in that subtext. Music is elevation. When words are not enough, you have no • Berlioz’s Symphony Children are choice but to sing. Fantastique JUST $10! And Much More! PG: I’ll give you one example. There’s the moment where Colonel Brandon gets the ALL CONCERTS HELD AT 7:30 PM IN THE news that Marianne is getting married. In the novel you know he’s in pain and then DOOR COMMUNITY AUDITORIUM, FISH CREEK you move on to the next scene. In our play, “I Wish You All Imaginable Happiness” becomes a song. The lyric tells the story and you feel his pain in a way you might not reading the novel or seeing the film. If we’ve done our jobs, you will feel that 920-854-4060 depth in a way that you feel in no other adaptation, and that’s why we’ve made it Ticket Office Located at the Green Gables Shops, North Ephraim a musical.

Previous Page: Barbara Gaines, Paul Gordon, Brad Haak and Rick Boynton at Sense and Sensibility workshop. Above: Peter Saide and Megan McGinnis in rehearsal for Sense and Sensibility, photos by Liz Lauren.

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THE HEIR APPARENT NOVEMBER 29, 2015– JANUARY 17, 2016 UP AND COMING by David Ives adapted from Le Légataire Universel by Jean-François Regnard DISNEY’S directed by John Rando THE LITTLE MERMAID JULY 3–AUGUST 16, 2015 music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater book by Doug Wright based on the Hans Christian Andersen OTHELLO story and the Disney film FEBRUARY 18– directed and choreographed by APRIL 10, 2016 Rachel Rockwell by William Shakespeare directed by Jonathan Munby CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARKS SHAKESPEARE’S GREATEST HITS JULY 17–AUGUST 16, 2015 Free performances in neighborhood parks SHORT SHAKESPEARE! throughout Chicago by William Shakespeare TWELFTH NIGHT conceived by Barbara Gaines MARCH 5–APRIL 9, 2016 adapted and directed by Geoff Button Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. and select Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. by William Shakespeare THE TEMPEST adapted and directed by Kirsten Kelly SEPTEMBER 8– NOVEMBER 8, 2015 by William Shakespeare adapted and directed by Aaron Posner and Teller A 6-PLAY SHAKESPEARE HISTORY CYCLE songs by Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan choreography by Matt Kent, Pilobolus TUG OF WAR FOREIGN FIRE: EDWARD III • HENRY V • HENRY VI, PART 1 MAY 11–JUNE 12, 2016 CHICAGO DEBUT OF A NEW MUSICAL CIVIL STRIFE: RIDE THE CYCLONE HENRY VI, PARTS 2 & 3 • RICHARD III SEPTEMBER 29– SEPTEMBER 14– NOVEMBER 15, 2015 OCTOBER 9, 2016 book, music and lyrics by Jacob Richmond by William Shakespeare and Brooke Maxwell adapted and directed by Barbara Gaines directed and choreographed by Rachel Rockwell

312.595.5600 www.chicagoshakes.com BARBARA GAINES CRISS HENDERSON Artistic Director Executive Director

RICK BOYNTON, Creative Producer GARY GRIFFIN, Associate Artistic Director

presents SENSE AND SENSIBILITY A NEW MUSICAL SUBSCRIBE based on the novel by JANE AUSTEN book, music and lyrics by PAUL GORDON

TO A SEASON developed with RICK BOYNTON Scenic Design Costume Design Lighting Design KEVIN DEPINET SUSAN E. MICKEY DONALD HOLDER

Sound Design Wig and Make-up Design RAY NARDELLI MELISSA VEAL YEARS IN DAN MEAD Orchestrations Additional Choreography LARRY HOCHMAN HARRISON McELDOWNEY BRUCE COUGHLIN CURTIS MOORE

THE MAKING Casting New York Casting Production Stage Manager Our 2015/16 Season is part of a BOB MASON DALE BROWN DEBORAH ACKER global celebration of Shakespeare, and all that his genius has inspired. Music Direction by LAURA BERGQUIST Get the best seats and free ticket exchange privileges—for as directed by BARBARA GAINES little as $45 per play.

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MAJOR SEASON SUPPORTERS Marianne Dashwood MEGAN McGINNIS* Elinor Dashwood SHARON RIETKERK* John Dashwood DAVID SCHLUMPF* Fanny Dashwood TIFFANY SCOTT* Edward Ferrars WAYNE WILCOX* Mrs. Jennings PAULA SCROFANO* Lord Middleton MICHAEL AARON LINDNER* Colonel Brandon SEAN ALLAN KRILL* Raymond and Burton X. and Mr. Willoughby PETER SAIDE* Judy McCaskey Sheli Z. Rosenberg Lucy Steele EMILY BERMAN* Miss Grey ELIZABETH TELFORD* Timothy R. Schwertfeger The Harold and Mimi Mr. Harris COLIN MORGAN and Gail Waller Steinberg Charitable Trust Ensemble MATTHEW KEFFER, MEGAN LONG*, COLIN MORGAN, ELIZABETH TELFORD* Orchestra LEAD SPONSORS Piano/Conductor LAURA BERGQUIST Allscripts Food For Thought Madison Dearborn Richard W. Porter Violin 1 ANDREW McCANN Allstate Insurance Catering Partners and Lydia S. Marti Violin 2 CARMEN KASSINGER Company Motorola Mobility Julius Frankel Foundation John W. and Viola BEN WEDGE Paul M. Angell Family Ellen and Paul Gignilliat Foundation Jeanne M. Rowe Cello JILL KAEDING Foundation KPMG LLP National Endowment The Shubert for the Arts Foundation A. N. and Pearl G. ITW Bass SCOTT ROSENTHAL Barnett Family Northern Trust Strategic Hotel Jan and Bill Jentes Reed 1 SEAN McNEELY Foundation Sheila Penrose and Capital, Inc. BlueCross BlueShield Anna and Robert Ernie Mahaffey Carl and Reed 2 RICARDO CASTANEDA Livingston of Illinois Polk Bros. Foundation Marilynn Thoma Horn JEREMIAH FREDERICK Joyce Chelberg The John D. and Ventas Catherine T. MacArthur Peter and Alicia Pond Percussion ETHAN DEPPE Exelon Foundation

ENDOWED FUNDS Understudies are never substituted for listed players unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance: Missy Aguilar for Mrs. Jennings and Fanny Nicholas and Mary Babson Fund Anstiss and Ronald Krueck to Support Chicago Actors Stage Design Fund Dashwood; Nicole Armold for Ensemble; Matt Frye for Ensemble; Matthew Keffer for The Chicago Music Theatre Endowment The Malott Family Student Access Fund John Dashwood and Mr. Harris; Megan Long* for Marianne Dashwood and Lucy Steele; Chicago Shakespeare Theater Fund Ray and Judy McCaskey Education Chair Colin Morgan for Mr. Willoughby; James Rank* for Colonel Brandon and Lord Middleton; at The Chicago Community Trust Pritzker Family Team Shakespeare Fund David Schlumpf* for Edward Ferrars; and Elizabeth Telford* for Elinor Dashwood. The Davee Foundation World’s Stage Fund The Segal Family Foundation Student *denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association. The Hurckes Fund for Matinee Fund Artisans and Technicians Gayle and Glenn R. Tilles Music Fund All Musicians are members of the Chicago Federation of Musicians, Local 10-208. Kirkland & Ellis Audience Enrichment Fund The Sheldon and Bobbi Zabel Bard Core Program

For more information about how you can support our work on stage, in the community and around the world, please contact Brooke Flanagan, Director of Institutional Advancement, at 312.595.5581 or [email protected]. 22 Spring 2015 | Sense and Sensibility www.chicagoshakes.com 23 SENSE AND SENSIBILITY CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER Musical Numbers Playgoer’s Guide Act One THE STORY On his deathbed John Dashwood’s father asks for his son’s promise as sole DARKER SHADE THAN GRIEF Marianne, Elinor heir of the estate that he provide for his two stepsisters. John promises, until INVENTORY Fanny, John his wife Fanny urges him to think about themselves—not to mention how his LAVENDER DROPS Elinor, Marianne sisters should thereby be relieved from the extraordinary burden of wealth. ELINOR Edward The Dashwood sisters are as deeply different to their cores as they are deeply SO THE POETS SAY Marianne, Elinor, Edward attached to one another. The elder Elinor is a reserved young woman, careful WHEN NEXT WE MEET Elinor, Edward and maternal. Her younger sister Marianne is led by her fulsome heart, worn HOUSE WITH A VIEW Lord Middleton, Mrs. Jennings, Elinor, upon her sleeve at all times. Marianne Soon after John and Fanny take up residence at Norland, the home where LYDIA Brandon Elinor and Marianne have grown up, the Miss Dashwoods must find new RAIN Marianne, Elinor, Willougby accommodation for themselves—elsewhere. But not before an unspoken WILLOUGHBY Marianne, Willoughby affection kindles between Elinor and Fanny’s brother, Edward Ferrars. Lord PAINTED PARASOL Edward, Elinor Middleton, cousin to their mother, offers Elinor and Marianne a modest SOMEWHERE IN SILENCE Elinor, Marianne residence on his Devonshire estate. Compared with their family home at Norland, the cottage at Barton Park is small, drafty and isolated, but they Act Two remain determined to make the best of it. Lord Middleton, a widower, lives with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Jennings—and together they warmly receive Elinor and REGENCY Mrs. Jennings, Lord Middleton, Elinor, Marianne into their social life. There, they meet an old friend of Lord Middleton, Marianne a wealthy, 36-year-old bachelor named Colonel Brandon, who falls in love with WRONG SIDE OF FIVE & THIRTY Brandon the vivacious spirit of Marianne. But Marianne falls instead for Willoughby—a THERE HE IS AGAIN Marianne young man who has captured any number of hearts along the way. THE RESPONSE Willoughby Without father or fortune, the sisters navigate their divergent ways of THE SWING Marianne understanding a world experienced in equal measures of betrayal and dishonor, NOT EVEN YOU Elinor of loyalty and love. THE VISIT Edward, Elinor, Lucy, Marianne EDWARD AND I Lucy STOWAWAY Elinor, Marianne SENSE AND SENSIBILITY: A NOVEL. BY A LADY. RAIN (REPRISE) Marianne In 1811 Sense and Sensibility was the first novel published by an anonymous BEDSIDE Elinor female author. Her first draft, written as a young woman of 19 or 20, was WILLOUGHBY’S LAMENT Willoughby entitled Elinor and Marianne; well over a decade later, Jane Austen returned SOMEWHERE IN SILENCE (REPRISE) Elinor, Edward to her earlier work, changing its epistolary form into the narrated novel we know today. The second edition in 1813 was again published anonymously, FINALE Brandon, Marianne, Edward, Elinor but with one significant inscription added to its title page: “by the author of Pride and Prejudice” (published earlier in 1813). At a time when living in the public eye was too readily associated with the loss of a woman’s femininity and Get Social with CST reputation, only Austen’s family knew of her published identity, and indeed her Like today’s performance of Sense and Sensibility? Want to share th anonymity was carefully preserved until her death in 1817. n experience with friends? Tag your posts with #cstSENSE and connect with us online for exclusive behind-the-scenes accesss to our work

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EMILY BERMAN Day You Can See Forever and Mamma Mia! (Northlight Theatre); Carter’s Way SHARON RIETKERK (Lucy Steele) returns to Off-Broadway credits include: The Brother/ (Steppenwolf Theatre Company); Signs of (Elinor Dashwood) makes Chicago Shakespeare Sister Plays (); Hit the Life (Victory Gardens Theater); A Christmas her Chicago debut. Theater, where she was Wall (Barrow Street Theatre); and Civil War Carol the Musical (Theatre at the Center); Regional credits include: an understudy in King Christmas (New York Theatre Workshop). Little Women (Marriott Theatre); Married Marry Me a Little (Theater Lear and Short Regional credits include: Sideways (La Alive!, Always Patsy Cline (Fox Valley Bay Area Award), Meg in Shakespeare! A Jolla Playhouse) and Sunday in the Park Repertory); A Little Night Music (Light Little Women, Rose in The Midsummer Night’s with George (Skylight Music Theatre). Works); My Favorite Year (Bailiwick Chicago); Secret Garden Dream. Other Chicago credits include: Tours include: Mamma Mia! (Outstanding and The Merchant of Venice (Red Tape (TheatreWorks); Candida in A Minister’s Sondheim on Sondheim (Porchlight Music Leading Actor—Broadwayworld.com); and Theatre Company.) Regional credits include Wife (San Jose Repertory Theatre); The Theatre); Days Like Today (Writers Theatre); Thoroughly Modern Millie (Leon Rabin & the role of Olive in The 25th Annual Putnam Blonde in Gunmetal Blues (North Coast Blood Wedding (Pursuit Productions); and Carbonell Award nominations). County Spelling Bee (New Theatre). Ms. Long Repertory Theatre); Chaya/Cynthia in It’s a Wonderful Life: The Radio Play (Oil www.seanallankrill.com received her BFA from Denison University. Triangle (Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma); Mabel Lamp Theater). Regional credits include: in (San Francisco Assassins, The Diary of Anne Frank and Hum MICHAEL AARON LINDNER MEGAN McGINNIS Opera Guild); Lois in Life Could Be a Dream, of the Arctic (Milwaukee Repertory (Lord Middleton) returns (Marianne Dashwood) Cassie in Rumors, Erato in Xanadu (Center Theater). Ms. Berman is a graduate of to Chicago Shakespeare makes her Chicago Repertory Company); Marian in The Music Milwaukee Repertory Theater’s Artistic Theater, where his credits Shakespeare Theater Man (South Coast Symphony); Eliza Internship program, and received her BFA in include: King Lear, Road debut. Past Chicago Doolittle in My Fair Lady (Lamplighters acting from the University of Michigan. Show, Shrek the Musical, credits include Daddy Music Theatre); Belle Poitrine in Little Me, Sunday in the Park with Long Legs (Northlight Evangeline in Nymph Errant and Anne MATTHEW KEFFER George, A Midsummer Theatre, Jeff Award Draper in Strike Up the Band (42nd Street (Ensemble) makes his Night’s Dream and The Little Mermaid. nomination). Ms. McGinnis was most recently Moon). Ms. Rietkerk has also performed in Chicago Shakespeare Other Chicago credits include: A Kid Like on Broadway as the Standby for Daisy and concert with the Grammy-nominated The Theater debut. Other Jake (About Face Theatre); Mary Poppins, Violet in the revival of Side Show. Other Bay Brass, South Coast Symphony and Bear Chicago credits The Music Man (Paramount Theatre); Broadway credits include: Eponine in Les Valley Music Festival. include: Sondheim on Hairspray, Oliver!, Ragtime (Drury Lane Misérables, Beth in Little Women, Belle in Sondheim (Porchlight Theatre Oakbrook); Brigadoon, A Christmas Beauty and the Beast, Thoroughly Modern PETER SAIDE Music Theatre); The Carol (Goodman Theatre); Hero, The Millie, and The Diary of Anne Frank. (Mr. Willoughby) makes Wild Party (Bailiwick Chicago); Juno Producers, Into the Woods, 1776 (Marriott She has performed in London and toured the his Chicago debut. (TimeLine Theatre Company); Cymbeline, Theatre); Bach at Leipzig (Writers Theatre); US with Daddy Long Legs (Ovation Award, Off-Broadway credits The Rainmaker (First Folio Theatre); and The Full Monty (Drury Lane Theatre Water Eliot Norton Award), as well as with The include: Tom in Skin Tight Aspects of Love (Theo Ubique Cabaret Tower Place); The Secret Garden, Sweeney Sound of Music, James Joyce’s The Dead and (59E59) and Fabrizio in Theatre). www.matthewkeffer.com Todd (Jeff Award, Porchlight Music Fiddler on the Roof. Film and television Death for Five Voices Theatre); and Dirty Blonde (Apple Tree credits include: A Goofy Movie, Anywhere (Prospect Theater SEAN ALLAN KRILL Theatre). National tour credits include Harry But Here, Blossom (NBC); Wings (NBC); and Company). Regional credits include: Bob in (Colonel Brandon) Bright in Mamma Mia! Regional credits Sister, Sister (ABC). She can be heard on the Jersey Boys (Las Vegas); Cinderella’s Prince/ returns to Chicago include productions with Maine State Music original cast recordings of Daddy Long Legs, Wolf in Into the Woods, Mortimer in Henry Shakespeare Theater, Theatre and Madison Repertory Theatre. Little Women, Parade, and ’s IV, Part I (Utah Shakespeare Festival); and where his credits include: Television credits include the role of album Wish, singing the duet “Flight.” Ms. John Graydon in Thoroughly Modern Millie The Comedy of Errors, Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol: The McGinnis received her BA in English from (Tuacahn Center for the Arts). International Sunday in the Park with Concert (PBS). Mr. Lindner received his BA Columbia University in New York. tour credits include: Prince Christopher George and Joseph in from Southern Illinois opposite Lea Salonga in Rodgers and and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. University in Carbondale. COLIN MORGAN Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Australian credits Other Chicago credits include: The Hot L (Mr. Harris/Ensemble) include: Chess, Kiss Me, Kate!, Chicago, Das returns to Chicago Baltimore (Steppenwolf Theatre Company); MEGAN LONG Land Des Lachelns, and as the principal The Importance of Being Earnest, Travesties (Ensemble) returns to Shakespeare Theater, baritone in the world premiere of William where he appeared in (Court Theatre); Dessa Rose (Apple Chicago Shakespeare Barton’s opera, Songs of the Mother Country. Tree Theatre); Brigadoon (Jeff Award Theater, where her credits Pericles. Other Chicago Mr. Saide holds his bachelor’s degree in nomination), 1776, The Pirates of Penzance, include: The Emperor’s credits include: The musical theatre from Central Queensland Damn Yankees (Marriott Theatre); Jesus New Clothes, Short Jungle, Romulus (Oracle Conservatorium of Music. Christ Superstar (Drury Lane Theatre Shakespeare! A Theatre); and Bellboys, Bears and Baggage Oakbrook); Henry V (Notre Dame Summer Midsummer Night’s (Redmoon). Regional credits include: The Shakespeare); and Forever Plaid (Original Dream and Willy Wonka. Other Chicago Midtown Arts Center, Door Shakespeare, Chicago Cast, Jeff Award—Best Ensemble, credits include: Camelot, Sleeping Beauty, A Playhouse on the Square, Circuit Playhouse, Royal George Theatre). Broadway credits Christmas Carol (Drury Lane Theatre and the StageWest Theatre Company. Mr. include: Honeymoon in Vegas, On a Clear Oakbrook); Meet Me in St. Louis (Drury Lane Morgan received his BA in music from Iowa Theatre Water Tower Place); Snapshots State University.

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DAVID SCHLUMPF Theatre); Aunt Eller in Oklahoma! (Lyric Years (Philadelphia Theatre Company); and of Figaro. She received an Honorary (John Dashwood) returns Opera of Chicago); Frau Blücher in Young Bright Star (The Old Globe). Films include: Doctorate of Letters from the University of to Chicago Shakespeare Frankenstein, Lily Garland in On the Mania Days, Under, My Sassy Girl, Interview Birmingham (UK), the University Club of Theater, where his Twentieth Century (Jeff Award), Julie in and . Mr. Wilcox received his BFA in Chicago’s Cultural Award, the Public previous credits include: Showboat, Mrs. Meers in Thoroughly Modern acting from the College of Fine Arts at Humanities Award from the Illinois Timon of Athens and As Millie (Drury Lane Theatre); Mrs. Brill in Boston University. Humanities Council, and the Spirit of Loyola You Like It. Other Mary Poppins, Mickey in My One and Only, Award. Ms. Gaines serves on the Chicago credits include: Golde in Fiddler on the Roof, Marmee in PAUL GORDON (Book, Music and Lyrics) was Shakespearean Council of Shakespeare’s The Who’s Tommy (Paramount Theatre); Little Women, Norma Desmond in Sunset commissioned by Chicago Shakespeare Globe Theatre in London. Days Like Today (Writers Theatre); Boulevard, title role in Victor/Victoria, Theater to write and compose Sense and Dartmoor Prison (Goodman Theatre); Sweet Carlotta in Phantom and Eva Peron in Sensibility for its world premiere run. Mr. RICK BOYNTON (Creative Producer) led the Smell of Success (Jeff Award—Best Actor, (Sarah Siddons Award—Marriott Theatre). Gordon was nominated for a 2001 Tony development of Sense and Sensibility at Kokandy Productions); Dessa Rose (Jeff Regional credits include Madame Award for composing the music and lyrics Chicago Shakespeare Theater. As CST’s Award nomination—Best Supporting Actor, Thènardier in Les Misérables (Fulton to the musical Jane Eyre. He won the creative producer, he focuses on current Bailiwick Chicago); Cabaret, Gershwin’s Theatre). Ms. Scrofano is the 2014 recipient 2007 Bay Area Critics Circle Award for his and future artistic planning and production, Greatest Hits (Light Opera Works); A of the Guy Adkins Award for Excellence in libretto to the musical Emma, developed by as well as the development of all new Christmas Carol and Sleeping Beauty (Drury the Achievement of Musical Theatre in TheatreWorks in Palo Alto and later staged plays, musicals and adaptations for CST. Lane Theatre). Regional credits include: Chicago. at The Old Globe in San Diego. In 2009 he Projects include: Cadre (co-director) (CST, Women on the Verge of a Nervous won an Ovation Award for his music and Johannesburg, Grahamstown, Edinburgh, Breakdown and Christmas Memory (Theatre ELIZABETH TELFORD lyrics to Daddy Long Legs. His pop musical, Vancouver); Othello: The Remix (Chicago, at the Center). Mr. Schlumpf received his (Miss Grey/Ensemble) Analog and Vinyl, selected for the 2013 London, Germany, Edinburgh, South Korea, MFA in acting from Chicago College of makes her Chicago NAMT Festival of New Musicals, had its , Poland, , Dubai, Abu Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. Shakespeare Theater first production at the Weston Playhouse Dhabi, Auckland); Funk It Up About Nothin’ www.davidschlumpf.weebly.com debut. Other Chicago in the summer of 2014. Daddy Long Legs, (CST, Edinburgh, Australian tour, London); credits include: La Cage written with and directed by John Caird, A Flea in Her Ear (CST, Williamstown TIFFANY SCOTT Aux Folles, On the Town and developed by the Rubicon Theatre Theatre Festival); The Three Musketeers (Fanny Dashwood) (Marriott Theatre); Company, has had productions all over (CST, Boston, London); The Emperor’s New returns to Chicago Christmas on the Air (Provision Theater); the world, including London, Canada and Clothes, The Adventures of Pinocchio (now Shakespeare Theater, Myths and Hymns (Boho Theatre); How to Tokyo, and will make its New York debut in licensed by Rodgers and Hammerstein where her credits include: Succeed in Business Without Really Trying the fall of 2015. The world premiere of Little Theatricals); Murder for Two (CST, New The Two Noble Kinsmen (Porchlight Music Theatre); Do I Hear a Miss Scrooge, written with and directed by York, National Tour) and The Feast: an and Short Shakespeare! Waltz and Triumph of Love (The Music John Caird, is slated for Christmas, 2016. Mr. intimate Tempest (in collaboration with productions of The Theatre Company). Regional credits include Gordon’s other shows include: Being Earnest, Redmoon). Former artistic director of the Comedy of Errors and A Midsummer Night’s work with: Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Death: The Musical, The Front and The Marriott Theatre and multiple Jeff Award- Dream. Other Chicago credits include Utah Shakespeare Festival, Skylight Music Sportswriter. www.paulgordonmusic.com winning actor, he has starred in productions productions with: Writers Theatre, Theatre and First Stage Theater. Ms. Telford nationally, including CST’s production of A Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre received her BFA in musical theatre from BARBARA GAINES Flea in Her Ear as Camille (Jeff Award, After Company, Court Theatre, Provision Theater, Shorter University. (Director/Artistic Director) Dark Award). As casting director/associate Apple Tree Theatre, TimeLine Theatre is the founder and artistic at Jane Alderman Casting, projects included: Company, Lifeline Theatre, Eclipse Theatre WAYNE WILCOX director of Chicago the television series Early Edition, Missing and Griffin Theatre. Regional credits include: (Edward Ferrars) makes Shakespeare Theater, Persons, Untouchables and ER; the films Berkeley Repertory Theatre, McCarter his Chicago Shakespeare where she has directed While You Were Sleeping and Hoodlum, Theatre, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Illinois Theater debut. Other more than thirty of among others; and numerous national Shakespeare Festival, Utah Shakespeare Chicago credits include Shakespeare’s plays. tours. Mr. Boynton has lectured at his alma Festival and four seasons with American The Light in the Piazza Honors include: the 2008 Tony Award for mater Northwestern University, and is the Players Theatre in Spring Green, Wisconsin. (Goodman Theatre). Outstanding Regional Theatre; the past president of the board of the National Broadway credits include: prestigious Honorary OBE (Officer of the Alliance for Musical Theatre. Upcoming PAULA SCROFANO Coram Boy, Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) projects include Book of Joseph (CST). (Mrs. Jennings) returns to The Normal Heart (Drama Desk Award) and in recognition of her contributions Chicago Shakespeare Chaplin. Off-Broadway credits include: strengthening British-American cultural KEVIN DEPINET (Scenic Designer) returns Theater, where her Suddenly, Last Summer (Roundabout relations; and Joseph Jefferson Awards for to Chicago Shakespeare Theater, where credits include: The Theatre Company); The Great American Best Production (Hamlet, Cymbeline, King his credits include: Henry V, Gypsy, Cyrano Comedy of Errors, Willy Trailer Park Musical (New World Stages); Lear and The Comedy of Errors), and for de Bergerac, Sunday in the Park with Wonka and The Wizard Carrie and The Pride (MCC Theater); Rich Best Director (Cymbeline, King Lear and George, Timon of Athens, Follies and As of Oz. Other Chicago Boyfriend (Lion Theater); and A Man of No The Comedy of Errors). At Lyric Opera, Ms. You Like It. Other Chicago credits include credits include: Sook Faulk in A Christmas Importance (Lincoln Center). Regional Gaines directed Giuseppe Verdi’s Macbeth productions with: Steppenwolf Theatre Memory, (Theatre at the Center); Abuela credits include: The Sisters Rosensweig and will direct its upcoming production of Company, Goodman Theatre, Court Theatre, Claudia in In the Heights (Paramount (George Street Playhouse); The Last Five Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s The Marriage Writers Theatre, Drury Lane Oakbrook

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and Chicago Children’s Theatre. Broadway Les Liasons Dangereuses, Juan Darien (Cadillac Palace Theatre) and Billy Elliott credits include collaborations with: Paul credits include his work as associate (all receiving Tony Award nominations); (Oriental Theatre). Pre-Broadway credits McCartney, Eric Idle, Barbra Streisand, Hugh designer for Of Mice and Men, August: Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Boy from include the audio production teams for the Jackman, Audra McDonald, Barry Manilow, Osage County and The Motherf**ker with the Oz, Cyrano de Bergerac, You Can’t Take It original productions of Spamalot and The Mandy Patinkin, Boston Pops, San Francisco Hat. Regional credits include productions With You, and many others. Opera credits Addams Family. Mr. Mead was a member of Symphony, New York Philharmonic, and Big with: American Players Theatre, McCarter include: The Magic Flute, Two Boys, Otello the adjunct faculty at Columbia College in Apple Circus. www.LarryHochman.net Theatre, Denver Center Theatre, Mark (The Metropolitan Opera); Carmen, The End the Audio Arts and Acoustics Department Taper Forum, The Repertory Theatre of St. of the Affair (Houston Grand Opera); Death for twenty-three years and is a member of BRUCE COUGHLIN (Orchestrator) makes his Louis, Arden Theatre, Milwaukee Repertory and The Powers (The Dallas Opera); Faust IATSE Local #2. Chicago Shakespeare Theater debut with Theater, Yale Repertory Theatre, Indiana (Festspielhaus Baden-Baden); and Salome orchestrations for Sense and Sensibility. Repertory Theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse in (Kirov Opera). Television credits include two MELISSA VEAL (Wig and Make-up Designer) Broadway credits include: 9 to 5, Light in the Park, Brooklyn Academy of Music and seasons of Smash (NBC/DreamWorks). Mr. has designed wigs and make-up for over the Piazza (Tony and Drama Desk Awards), Glimmerglass Festival. International credits Holder has designed at resident theaters eighty productions at Chicago Shakespeare Wild Party, , , Annie include National Theatre of Great Britain. across the US and is a graduate of the Yale Theater, including: King Lear, Henry V, Road Get Your Gun, , Once Film credits include scenery for Michael School of Drama. Show, Gypsy, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Upon a Mattress and The King and I (1996), Mann’s Public Enemies. Mr. Depinet studied Cyrano de Bergerac, Henry VIII, The School plus additional contributing orchestrations at the Yale School of Drama, and now serves RAY NARDELLI (Sound Designer) returns to for Lies (Jeff Award), Sunday in the Park for Big Fish, as an adjunct professor of design at DePaul Chicago Shakespeare Theater, where his with George, Othello: The Remix, Timon and Something Rotten. Other New York University. credits include: Road Show, Gypsy, Sunday of Athens, Elizabeth Rex (Jeff Award credits include: (), in the Park with George, Follies, As You nomination), Follies, The Madness of George Far from Heaven (); SUSAN E. MICKEY (Costume Designer) Like It, King Lear, The Wizard of Oz and III (Jeff Award), As You Like It, Twelfth and (The Public Theater). Regional returns to Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Romeo y Julieta. Other Chicago credits Night, Amadeus, Funk It Up About Nothin’, credits include: Children of Eden (Paper where her credits include: The Merry Wives include productions with: Goodman Theatre, Othello, Passion, Henry IV Parts 1 and 2 (at Mill Playhouse); Room with a View (The of Windsor, Cyrano de Bergerac, The School Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Court CST and Royal Shakespeare Company), 5th Avenue Theatre); and Tales of the City for Lies (Jeff Award), Timon of Athens, The Theatre, Northlight Theatre, Drury Lane and Rose Rage: Henry VI Parts 1, 2 and 3 (American Conservatory Theater). Opera Madness of George III (Jeff Award), Richard Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre Company, (at CST and The Duke on 42nd Street). She credits include: Grapes of Wrath, 27 and III, Cymbeline, The Comedy of Errors and Victory Gardens Theater, American Theater worked for ten seasons with the Stratford Morning Star. International credits include: The Taming of the Shrew. Other Chicago Company, The Gift Theatre Company Festival, where she received four Tyrone recent Assassins and Urinetown revivals credits include costume design for Jitney and Congo Square Theatre Company. Off Guthrie Awards, including the Jack Hutt (London); Finding Neverland (UK version); and Miss Evers’ Boys (Goodman Theatre). Broadway credits include Lookingglass Alice Humanitarian Award. Other Canadian and Candide (London). Film credits include: Regional credits include designs for: The (New Victory Theater). Pre-Broadway credits credits include work with: Shaw Festival, Hairspray (“Miss Baltimore Crabs”) and Guthrie Theater, Hartford Stage, Arena include: The Addams Family, All Shook Up Mirvish Productions and The Grand Theatre Fantasia 2000 (principal arranger). In Stage, Huntington Theatre Company, Center and The Light in the Piazza. Regional credits in London, Ontario. Ms. Veal received the addition to his Tony, Drama Desk and Obie Stage, Cleveland Play House, Cincinnati include productions with: McCarter Theatre, 2007 Hurckes Award for Artisans and Awards, Mr. Coughlin has received two Playhouse in the Park, Goodspeed Musicals, Long Wharf Theatre, Milwaukee Repertory Technicians. additional Tony Award nominations and six Portland Center Stage, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Hartford Stage, Alliance Theatre, Drama Desk Award nominations. Theater, Dallas Theater Center, Studio Buffalo Arena Stage, Alley Theatre, Notre LARRY HOCHMAN (Orchestrator) makes his www.brucecoughlin.com Arena Theatre, Geva Theatre, Milwaukee Dame Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare on Chicago Shakespeare Theater debut with Repertory Theater, Alabama Shakespeare the Green and Skylight Opera Theatre. Mr. orchestrations for Sense and Sensibility. CURTIS MOORE (Additional Arrangements) Festival, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and Nardelli has received four Jeff Awards and Broadway credits include: Something Rotten, makes his Chicago Shakespeare Theater over fifty productions with the Alliance seven additional nominations. The Visit, On the Twentieth Century, The debut. Mr. Moore’s recent credits include: Theatre Company in Atlanta. Television and Book of Mormon (Tony Award, Drama Desk the music for Venice with Matt Sax and film credits include costume design forMiss DAN MEAD (Sound Designer) returns to Award), Big Fish, Pippin, Chaplin, Scottsboro Eric Rosen, which had a sold-out extended Evers’ Boys (HBO) and Mama Flora’s Family Chicago Shakespeare Theater, where he Boys (Tony Award nomination), Monty run at The Public Theater in New York; and miniseries (CBS). Ms. Mickey serves as senior was the co-sound designer for Gypsy Python’s Spamalot (Tony Award nomination), Nora Ephon’s play Lucky Guy, starring Tom associate chair and head of design and and Sunday in the Park with George and A Class Act (Tony Award nomination), Fiddler Hanks in his Broadway debut. His musical production at University of Texas at Austin. associate sound designer for Follies. Other on the Roof (2004 revival-Tony Award Triangle will make its world premiere this Chicago credits include: associate sound nomination), The Addams Family and Jane summer at TheatreWorks in Palo Alto. With DONALD HOLDER (Lighting Designer) returns designer for The Jungle Book (Goodman Eyre. Mr. Hochman has 25 regional and off- Thomas Mizer he was awarded the 2009 to Chicago Shakespeare Theater, where Theatre, Huntington Theatre); the first Broadway credits, including Maury Yeston’s Jonathan Larson Grant. Along with Triangle, his credits include: The Merry Wives of regional production of Curtains (Drury Death Takes a Holiday and Marvin Hamlisch’s they wrote the musicals The Legend of Windsor (Jeff Award), Henry IV Parts 1 and Lane Theatre); co-sound designer for Les The Nutty Professor. Television credits Stagecoach Mary (National Alliance for 2 and King Lear. Broadway credits include: Miserables and Spamalot (Drury Lane include The Wonder Pets! (5 Emmy Awards). Musical Theatre) and The Bus to Buenos The Lion King (Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Theatre); Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story, Mr. Hochman has 17 films credits, which Aires (The Ensemble Studio Theater). He Critics Circle Awards), South Pacific (Tony Meet Me in St. Louis (Broadway Playhouse); include The Informant! (Marvin Hamlisch). His conducted and performed the music in The Award); The Bridges of Madison County, and audio production team for the Chicago symphonic poem In Memoriam, published Bridge Project’s critically acclaimed world Movin’ Out, Golden Boy, Ragtime, Gem productions of The Last Ship, Jersey Boys by E.B. Marks, has been performed in Berlin tour of Richard III, directed by Sam Mendes of the Ocean, A Streetcar Named Desire, (Bank of America Theatre); Kinky Boots and New York. Recording and concert and starring Kevin Spacey. Mr. Moore also

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composed the score for Barry Edelstein’s BOB MASON (Artistic Associate/Casting management credits include: Puttin’ on CRISS HENDERSON production of Othello (Old Globe) and Timon Director) is in his fifteenth season as CST’s the Ritz (National Jewish Theater); Six (Executive Director) has of Athens (Public Theater). With Matthew casting director, where his credits include Degrees of Separation, Driving Miss Daisy, produced CST’s past Brookshire, he wrote and performed the over eighty productions and thirty-two I’m Not Rappaport (Briar Street Theatre); twenty-five seasons. music for Todd Solondz’s filmPalindromes plays in Shakespeare’s canon. In addition The Nerd (Royal George Theatre); and Under his leadership, CST (featured at the Venice, Toronto, Telluride to twenty-one productions with Barbara A…My Name Is Alice (Ivanhoe Theatre). has become one of the and New York Film Festivals). Gaines, other productions of note include: She has production managed extensively nation’s leading regional eight Sondheim musicals directed by throughout Chicago, and has also provided theaters and one of LAURA BERGQUIST (Musical Director/ Gary Griffin; Rose Rage: Henry VI, Parts lighting designs for: the Apollo Theatre, Chicago’s most celebrated cultural Conductor) makes her Chicago Shakespeare 1, 2 and 3, directed by Edward Hall; and Candlelight Dinner Playhouse, Chicago organizations, honored with the 2008 Tony Theater debut, continuing her long The Molière Comedies, directed by Brian Shakespeare Theater’s Team Shakespeare, Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre, as relationship with Paul Gordon. They have Bedford. Additional Chicago credits the Museum of Science and Industry, Some well as multiple Laurence Olivier and Joseph previously collaborated on Jane Eyre, Emma include the precursor to Road Show, Like It Cole (tour) and Pump Boys and Jefferson Awards. Mr. Henderson has and Daddy Long Legs, which premiered at entitled Bounce (Goodman Theatre and Dinettes in Branson, Missouri. garnered numerous honors, including: the Northlight Theatre. Regional credits include: the Kennedy Center for the Performing 2013 Cultural Innovation Award from Chicago The Old Globe, Paper Mill Playhouse, Arts), as well as productions for Asolo CARRIE TAYLOR (Assistant Stage Manager) Innovation Awards; Arts Administrator of the Music Theatre of Wichita, Lyric Theatre of Repertory Theatre, Northlight Theatre returns to Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Year by Arts Management Magazine at the Oklahoma, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, and Northwestern University’s American where stage management credits include: Kennedy Center, and the Chevalier de L’Ordre Cleveland Playhouse, Baltimore Center Music Theatre Project. Prior to casting, Mr. Short Shakespeare! productions of Macbeth des Arts et des Lettres by the Minister of Stage, as well as numerous concerts and Mason enjoyed a fifteen-year career as a and A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Culture of France. He was named among the workshops in New York City. In New York, Jeff Award-winning actor and singer, and Othello: the Remix. Other Chicago credits top 40 business people under the age of 40 where she maintains a large vocal coaching has been a visiting educator for the School include: Frederick, A Year with Frog and in Crain’s Chicago Business. He serves as studio, Ms. Bergquist is in regular demand at Steppenwolf, Acting Studio Chicago, Toad (Chicago Children’s Theatre); The president of the Producers’ Association of as a music director and accompanist. the University of Illinois at Chicago and Normal Heart (TimeLine Theatre Company); Chicago-area Theatres and on the Board of She will make her Broadway debut this Northwestern University. and Teddy Ferrara (Goodman Theatre). Directors of the League of Chicago Theatres. fall as musical director and conductor Regional credits include: The Strange Mr. Henderson is director of the MFA/Arts of Allegiance, starring George Takei, Lea DALE BROWN (NY Casting Director) returns Undoing of Prudencia Hart (National Theatre Leadership Program, a two-year graduate- Salonga and Telly Leung. She holds a to Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Sense and of Scotland); The Comedy of Errors, Sense level curriculum in arts management training, bachelor’s degree from Wichita State and Sensibility marks Mr. Brown’s third project & Sensibility, The Greenshow, New American created through a joint partnership between her master’s degree from Friends University. with Paul Gordon, including Daddy Long Playwrights Project (Utah Shakespeare Chicago Shakespeare Theater and The Legs and Analog and Vinyl. Other projects Festival); Troilus and Cressida, Skylight, The Theatre School at DePaul University. HARRISON McELDOWNEY (Choreographer) include: Nerds (in collaboration with Admirable Crichton, Richard III (American returns to Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Duncan Stewart & Co—Philadelphia Theatre Players Theatre); The Merchant of Venice and where his credits include: The Merry Wives Company); NYC lab production of Maltby Pericles (Great River Shakespeare Festival). of Windsor, The Merchant of Venice, Short & Shire’s Behind The Painting; NETworks Shakespeare! Romeo and Juliet, Antony tours of Flashdance & Kathleen Marshall’s and Cleopatra, All’s Well That Ends Well, Anything Goes. Mr. Brown’s projects with The Tempest, Henry VIII and Sunday in Tara Rubin Casting include: North American the Park with George. Mr. McEldowney’s and Broadway companies of Phantom of other numerous credits include television, the Opera and Billy Elliot. Broadway credits Broadway, off-Broadway, West End, include: A Little Night Music, Jesus Christ Carnegie Hall and the Olympics. Film credits Superstar, Guys & Dolls and Old Jews include: Sam Mendes’ Road to Perdition, Telling Jokes (Off Broadway). His work with Mark Medoff’s Children on Their Birthdays regional theaters includes: Arena Stage, and Vanilla City. He starred in Ruth Page’s Center Stage, Marriott Theatre, Westport Billy Sunday (Emmy Award nomination), Country Playhouse, Milwaukee Repertory and his choreography is featured in several Theater and the Banff Centre. Mr. Brown Emmy-nominated and -awarded dance is on faculty at Stella Adler Studios and a specials for PBS. He is the inaugural member of the Casting Society of America. Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 45,000 actors and stage managers in the recipient of the Prince Prize and received United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component He is an honors graduate of Kalamazoo of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including the Ruth Page, After Dark and Choo-San College and the BESGL Theater Program health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international Goh Awards for choreography. This year in London. organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org he is the recipient of CNADM’s Artistic Achievement Award. Mr. McEldowney is a DEBORAH ACKER (Production Stage The Choreographer is a member of the All Musicians are members of the Chicago creative director for Wilson Dow Group and STAGE DIRECTORS AND CHOREOGRAPHERS Federation of Musicians Local 10-208. Manager) has stage managed the SOCIETY, a national theatrical labor union. Under the Radar. past twenty-four seasons at Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Other stage The scenic, costume, lighting and sound designers of this production are represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA-829 of the IATSE.

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BARBARA GAINES CRISS HENDERSON Artistic Director Executive Director

ARTISTIC REBECCA FALL, MA LAURA MIKULSKI YESENIA ESPARZA JESSICA DOAN STEPHEN PTACEK TICKETING, GUEST BRIAN BARBER CARLA DELLA GATTA, Donor Relations Coordinator Production Office Intern SKYE GEERTS ALEX ROMBERG CODY BRIDGES RICK BOYNTON MA CHRISTINA LEINICKE ANDREW SOURS SERVICES AND EVENTS JUSTIN BRILL Creative Producer IRA MURFIN, MFA SAMUEL OSTROWSKI STAGE MANAGEMENT YAS MAPLE Sound Crew ELLIOT CRUZ RAASHI RASTOGI, MA Special Projects Coordinator AMY PRINDLE JEFFREY CASS MICHAEL LEMENSE GARY GRIFFIN Guest Lecturers DEBORAH ACKER, AEA MEGAN TURNER PATRICK O’BRIEN Ticketing and Guest GRACE PERRY Services Director Associate Artistic Director CHRISTOPHER Production Stage Manager/ Stitchers Sound Intern DAVID RAYMOND KATIE CRAVENS PAZDERNIK RACHEL ROBINSON Associate Producer RACHAEL SWANN BOB MASON ALYSSA DAVIS Annual Fund Coordinator MELISSA BOCHAT WIGS AND MAKE-UP LaSHEENA WILLIAMS Artistic Associate/ Education Interns DENNIS J. CONNERS Crafts Supervisor Box Office and Guest Ticket Sales and Services Manager Casting Director ERIN STRICK Production Stage Manager MELISSA VEAL Fundraising Associates Institutional Relations D.J. REED Head of Wigs and Make-up JUSTIN POTTER HEATHER SCHMUCKER Coordinator CARRIE TAYLOR, AEA Crafts Artisan ADMINISTRATION Box Office Supervisor Associate Producer Assistant Stage Manager MIGUEL PEREZ CONSULTANTS AND TAYLOR BROWN ELIZABETH COFFIN LINDA ORELLANA Wig and Make-up Apprentice JOHN KUINIUS DOREEN SAYEGH Advancement Intern Costume Apprentice SPECIAL SERVICES Director of Finance ALEX DEARMIN Concessions Supervisor Producing Associate Stage Management Intern KATIE CORDTS JESS KENYON BAKER TILLY VIRCHOW ALANA RYBAK CHANTELLE MARIE MAKEDA COHRAN LAURA DURHAM MATTHEW POWELL KRAUSE, LLP Assistant Director of Finance MARKETING SCENERY JOHNSON Events Manager Auditor Casting Assistant Dressers WHITNEY MUELLER DANIEL J. HESS ALIDA SZABO ROBERT L. WILSON LEAH MUNSEY- DALE BROWN KATIE BEHRENS ALEXANDER CAMPBELL AND Company Manager Director of Audience JACQUELINE DENIZ KONOPS BROSSEAU New York Casting Director Costume Shop Intern COMPANY Development YOUNG SARA MARIE THUER Lead Front of House for Sense and Sensibility Fundraising Consultant SALVADOR F. GARZA Sense and Sensibility KATIE WARD Supervisor JULIE STANTON KATE GALVIN Assistant Company Manager Technical Directors ELECTRICS Wig Knotters ARC WORLDWIDE, Marketing Director Assistant Director of WILL CAVEDO A LEO BURNETT JEANNE DEVORE JEFFREY KMIEC ERIC BRANSON KATIE CORDTS Front of House Supervisor Sense and Sensibility CATHY TAYLOR COMPANY Technology Manager Assistant Scenic Designer Lighting Supervisor Wig and Make-up Attendant Marketing Partner Public Relations Consultant MICHAEL KAISH BETSY BEAMS ANDREA CRAIN BRUCE COOPER CAROLINE CHAO PROPERTIES SHELLY GODEFRIN Music Assistant for HANNAH KENNEDY ANN M. CUNNIFF, Sense and Sensibility Database Administrator Stage Crew Supervisor NICK BELLEY KATIE NIXON CHICAGO CREATIVE Public Relations Associate BRIAN ELSTON CASSANDRA Guest Services Team Leaders WORKS HOWARD BEGUN DOTTIE BRIS-BOIS BRADLEY BURI Assistant Lighting Designers WESTOVER TRACY DOMERACKI Communications Consultant Copyist for Sense KEELY HADDAD-NULL Stage Crew Properties Master PHIL BRANKIN Marketing Associate and Sensibility Arts Leadership Fellows JOAN E. CLAUSSEN KEVIN CUSHING MEDICAL PROGRAM MATTHEW BLACK House Electrician LISA GRIEBEL CAITLYN DeROSA JESSICA CONNOR FOR PERFORMING EVA BRENEMAN DAN GRYCZA Stage Crew Apprentice CST Properties Carpenter REBECCA DUMAIN ARTISTS/ AARON R. 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Visit chicagoshakes.com to explore more ideas ane Austen loved music and loved and stories behind the art on CST’s stages. Jtheater. She might well have been spellbound to see Sense and they’re in love; we watch Claudio and Hero treading a more direct path to marriage, and learn quite soon that something’s wrong. This counterpointing of SENSE AND SENSIBILITY Sensibility, her first published novel, couples, drawing on elements from both music and theater, became for Austen BY JANE AUSTEN an indispensable prototype in nearly all her novels. n DIRECTED BY become musical theater. BARBARA GAINES In Sense and Sensibility the Dashwood sisters, Elinor and Marianne, appear at n COURTYARD THEATER She found in both arts what she developed first to divide the title terms between them. Elinor, with culturally approved n APRIL 18–JUNE 7, 2015 spectacularly in her own: an open access to subtext—to good sense, keeps most of her feelings to herself, while navigating, and n 312.595.5600 what mortals might often feel, but never fully express. often soothing, the chaotically manifest feelings of others. Her younger sister n WWW.CHICAGOSHAKES.COM For Austen, as for writers and readers before and since, Marianne, by contrast, ardently embraces “sensibility,” which despite that first music and theater serve as twined conveyances of shared syllable had come to mean the very opposite of “sense”: the audacious, the unspoken, even the unspeakable. They counteract uninhibited expression, nurtured by the burgeoning Romantic movement, of the pervasive pressures toward silence that governed authentic feeling. the lives of young women in Georgian England: the For Marianne, Austen makes clear, music imperative toward self-containment that makes her Music and theater serve is the food of love. Her singing and piano- heroines’ predicaments problematic and her novels as twined conveyances playing trigger passion, both in herself and beautiful, as the flow of her own prose gradually merges in her rival admirers: the melancholic Colonel in the later chapters with the sudden spate of spoken of the unspoken, even Brandon, who will not voice his feelings, and words that her brilliant, beleaguered protagonists have the unspeakable. the impulsive John Willoughby, who learns hitherto left unsaid. quickly enough to turn Marianne’s sensibilities Stuart Sherman, who contributes this essay, is Music, of course, can perform subtext without recourse to his own advantage. At the inception of their romance, his own “considerable” a specialist in eighteenth- to words at all: the interactions of rhythm, melody, and musical talents do much to draw her to him; during a later moment of century literature. He is a Professor of English at harmony enact complex emotional layerings of their separation, she sits for hours at the piano, “play[ing] over every favorite song Fordham University and own. In song, the effect can be even more intricate, as that she had been used to play to Willoughby, every air in which their voices is the author of Telling Time: Clocks, Diaries, and words and music converge with—or tug against—each had been oftenest joined, and sat at the instrument gazing on every line of English Diurnal Form, other. music that he had written out for her, till her heart was so heavy that no farther 1660-1785. sadness could be gained.” Her “sensibility,” Austen wryly remarks, “was potent Theater, mysteriously enough, can accomplish enough.” something similar by means of spoken words alone, with the subtext somehow accessible inside the For Elinor, on the other hand, love moves slowly and more cautiously, through circumambient silences. In Shakespeare’s Much Ado mazy corridors of silence. “Thou and I are too wise to woo peaceably,” remarks About Nothing, for example, we see Beatrice and Shakespeare’s chary Benedick to his (ultimately) beloved Beatrice. The same Benedick quarreling furiously and know at once that holds true, though with a different emotional infrastructure (self-constraint, not

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barbed banter) for Austen’s very wise Elinor and her almost preposterously inhibited admirer Edward Ferrars. BY RORY KINNEAR DIRECTED BY ENSEMBLE MEMBER FRANK GALATI Apparently, then, Elinor = Sense and Marianne = Sensibility. Are we supposed to choose between them? Austen gives us plenty of cues for doing so. Marianne’s mistakes are as self-evident and self-destructive as those of a horror-movie ingénue; you want to shout her out of danger as quickly as possible. Elinor’s self-possession, by contrast, is hard-won and heroic under excruciating assault. Better still, if you opt to side with Sense you get to laugh a lot, and not always kindly, at those who lack it—easily the majority in any Austen novel.

But not so fast.

Austen does much to make the sisters mirror rather than rival each other. Elinor is agonized by the passions she can’t express. Marianne, passionately devoted to music and theatrics, is hypnotic in Apparently, then, herself, and turns out to possess sense aplenty. In the sisters’ bond with one another, Austen Elinor = Sense and draws a beautiful map of the bicameral human Marianne = Sensibility. psyche, then invites us to wind our way, back and forth, throughout the whole terrain. Are we supposed to Music and theater can each move on their choose between them? own through that wide landscape too; Featuring ensemble members Francis Guinan, John Mahoney, Molly Regan in combination, they can suffuse it with and Lois Smith with Cliff Chamberlain and Audrey Francis extraordinary life. If you believe that sense and sensibility, taken in tandem, are what make us tick, you’ve come to the right place. Tandem is one of the things that musicals do best. n Now Playing steppenwolf.org | 312-335-1650

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Blinderman Broutman Nancy Ciezki and Diane Ron Fowler Leo and Carol Henikoff Kathryn Kruger, PhD Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Moody Barker III Pamela J. Block Linda and Terry Brown Kostecke Felicia Fox Mary Ellen Hennessy Jennifer Kunetka Mr. Reginald and Miriam Leone Barnett David and Linda Blumberg Lorry and Shari Brown Patrick J. Condon Judith Fox Robert Hill and Thea Flaum Marty and Sarah Kurtz Moore Lesley Barnett Elyse Bluth and Andrew T. P. Brown Gordon P. and Sigrid L. Matthew and Amanda Fox Norman Hirsch and Ann Ms. Carol G. LaMar Howard and Brooks Richard and Lauren Barnett Kling Nancy and John Buchanan Connor Sherry Fox and Julie Fox Courter W. Edwin and Mary Timothy and Janet Fox David Hoffman Langbein Morgan INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS

Margaret Moses and Mike Linda Prasil and John Dr. Terry Sherer Pam Thomas and John Katherine and Ross Baker Manuel L. Brown Marybeth Cremin Elizabeth Faulkner Zimmer Rank: Go Shakespeare! Marjorie E. Sherman Ladley Maryanne Baker Karen Brozynski Ms. Jessica Cruz Bobby and Charlene Sheldon Mostovoy and Marilyn and Roger Price Mr. and Mrs. Shorey Sue and James Thompson The Baldwin Family In Memory of Eugene Elaine K. Cue Ferguson Nola Penn R. Scott Purdy Ellen and Richard Shubart F. Joseph Tomecek Julius and Judie Ballanco Bryant and In Honor of Pauline K. and J. William Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Linda A. Mueller Chris and Elizabeth Quigg Anna and Mark Siegler Larry and Carol Townsend Eugene Balter and Judith Barbara Gaines Cuncannan Ferguson Gerald and Maia Mullin Rick and Gwenn Rausch Mr. and Mrs. John The Trimak Family Phillips Nicholas Bubulka Michael J. Cuttica Madeleine Fern Kathleen and J. 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Connell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Michael and Amy Gordon Jennifer Bowen-Shauver Sally and Gregory Connell Erlich Robert and Alanna Gordon Mark and Helene Connolly Grace and Thomas Ewert Sylvia G. Gordon $150–$249 Bailey Rose Boyle and ASSOCIATES Family Peter and Judy Connolly Phyllis and Joseph Fabrizio Jay Behel and David Richard and Janice Aaron Stan and Betty Lou Mr. and Mrs. Ansburg Delbert and Barbara Shannon Brady Jamie P. Constantine Ms. Connie Fairbanks Goroff Bob Achebe Allured Julia and Larry Antonatos Arsenault Joann and Bill Braman Joan and Warwick Linda C. Fairbanks and Don Goschy The Acosta Family Jacqueline and Douglas Joseph and Ann Amrie William and Margaret Miller and Stephanie Coppleson Jeanne DeVore Robert Gourley Steve and Viki Adik Amacher Arden Aylesworth Bransfiel Doug and Laura Coster Dr. and Mrs. Walter Barbara Grabowski Joan M. Agosto American Chartered Bank Robert and Lynn Babington Family Sue Braverman Tricia and Benjamin Cox Falkowski Donald and Jane Gralen Diana Aixala Judith and Harold Arensman Melissa Bacon Michael Brazier Dan Coyne and Linda John Emmet Fallon Family Bob and Ginny Grecco Robert Albrecht-Mallinger Anderson Jennifer Arneson Dr. Samuel Bader and Eric and Judy Bridge Stieve Tina Fantozzi - TMF Brian Greenlees Catherine Allegra Mychal and Dorothy Harriet and Richard Arons Patricia McMillen Ed and Carol Brown Gregory Alvarado-Schafler Consulting Services, Inc. Sally W. Gregory Angelos Keri and Phillip Bahar Lynda J. Brown and Miller Cragon John and Kathy Farr Mary M. Grobarcik INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS

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