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DEAR FRIENDS, We’ve just launched our 30th Anniversary Season at Chicago Shakespeare and could not think of a better way to celebrate than the current scope of work on our stages and in the community. As we write, our production of Twelfth is touring, free for all, to nineteen Chicago neighborhoods; rehearsals have just begun for Part Two of Barbara’s epic history cycle, Tug of War; and today, our yearlong international festival—Shakespeare 400 Chicago—welcomes the incomparable as Shylock in from Shakespeare’s Globe.

We are excited to continue our relationship with this renowed theater, where Barbara has long served on The Globe Council. The Merchant of Venice marks the third time a Globe production has toured to CST’s stages, beginning in 2003 with its “original practices” production of , starring Academy Award-winner as , and again in 2014 with its ambitious world-circling tour of , presented in 197 countries. In 2014, CST’s World’s Stage series welcomed Kneehigh’s production of Tristan and Yseult directed by Emma Rice, now the Globe’s artistic director. The sole North American theater invited to participate in the 2012 Cultural Olympiad “Globe to Globe” festival, CST debuted on the Globe’s stage with its production of : The Remix, created with the Q Brothers.

This continuing cultural exchange is a highlight of the Theater’s mission to bring the world’s great theater artists to Chicago and Chicago Shakespeare to the world. Over the course of 2016, we will continue to present offerings from the UK, as well as China, India, Mexico and Poland.

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Barbara Gaines Criss Henderson Steve Solomon Artistic Director Executive Director Chair, Board of Directors Carl and Marilynn Thoma Endowed Chair

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CST is a global theatrical force, known for vibrant productions that reflect Shakespeare’s genius for storytelling, language, and empathy for the human condition. Throughout 2016, CST is spearheading the international arts and culture festival, Shakespeare 400 Chicago, a yearlong, citywide celebration of the playwright's 400-year legacy. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Barbara Gaines and Executive Director Criss Henderson, CST is dedicated to creating extraordinary productions of classics, new works and family programming; to unlocking Shakespeare’s work for educators and students; and to serving as Chicago’s cultural ambassador through its World’s Stage Series. CST serves as a partner in literacy to Chicago Public Schools, working alongside English teachers to help struggling readers connect with Shakespeare in the classroom. His words are brought to life on stage for 40,000 students from across the midwest every year. Each summer, 30,000 families and audience members of all ages welcome the free Chicago Shakespeare in the Parks tour into their neighborhoods across the far north, west and south sides of the city. Reflecting the global city it calls home, CST is the leading producer of international work in Chicago, and has toured its plays to Africa, Asia, , Europe, /North America and the Middle East. CST is proud to take an active role in empowering the next generation of literate, cultural champions and creative minds. The Theater’s tradition of excellence and civic leadership has been honored with numerous national and international awards, including the Regional Theatre Tony Award, three Awards, and eighty total Joseph Jefferson Awards. CST’s work with Chicago Public School students and teachers was recognized by the White House in 2014 with the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award. Among its many international engagements, CST participated in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 2006 Complete Works Festival and was selected to represent North America at the Globe to Globe festival as part of ’s 2012 Cultural Olympiad. n

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RICK BOYNTON, Creative Producer GARY GRIFFIN, Associate Artistic Director

presents SHAKESPEARE’S GLOBE’S THE MERCHANT OF VENICE written by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE directed by JONATHAN MUNBY

Designer Composer MIKE BRITTON JULES MAXWELL

Choreography Fight Director LUCY HIND KATE WATERS

Lighting Designer Sound Designer Associate Director OLIVER FENWICK CHRISTOPHER SHUTT KEVIN BENNETT

Originally produced by

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The Improvised Shakespeare Company 38 Plays. 38 Chefs. TUG OF WAR: CIVIL STRIFE IMPROVISED SHAKESPEARE CULINARY HENRY VI PARTS 2 AND 3, RICHARD III ALL YEAR LONG SEPTEMBER 15–OCTOBER 9 The iO Theater COMPLETE WORKS by William Shakespeare ALL YEAR LONG adapted + directed by Barbara Gaines Restaurants across Chicago INDIA MEXICO POLAND from from from

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Shanghai Jingju Theatre Company's Art Institute of Chicago The Joffrey Ballet THE REVENGE OF SUPERNATURAL ROMEO & JULIET OCTOBER 13–23, 2016 PRINCE ZI DAN (HAMLET) SHAKESPEARE @ Auditorium Theatre SEPTEMBER 28 + 29 NOW THROUGH OCTOBER 10 @ The Harris Theater for Music and Dance Check12 Summer out the 2016 full | Thelineup Merchant of programs of Venice at: CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER Cast (In alphabetical order) Launcelot Gobbo STEFAN ADEGBOLA Lorenzo ANDY APOLLO Solanio RAJ BAJAJ Gratiano JOLYON COY Bassanio DAN FREDENBURGH Duke of Venice/Tubal MICHAEL HADLEY Balthasar COLIN HAIGH Ensemble JOHN HASTINGS Prince of Arragon CHRISTOPHER LOGAN Antonio DOMINIC MAFHAM Salarino BRIAN MARTIN Nerissa DOROTHEA MYER-BENNETT Portia RACHEL PICKUP Shylock JONATHAN PRYCE Jessica PHOEBE PRYCE Prince of Morocco Ensemble MEGHAN TYLER Musicians Musical Director/Voice/Percussion/ JEREMY AVIS Harpsichord Voice/Percussion LEA CORNTHWAITE Cello/Voice HARRY NAPIER Bass Clarinet/Clarinet DAI PRITCHARD Production Team Production Manager PAUL RUSSELL Company Manager REBECCA AUSTIN Stage Manager IAN FARMERY Deputy Stage Manager DANNI BASTIAN Assistant Stage Manager DANIEL HAMPTON Wardrobe Managers SAMANTHA MURPHY EMMA SEYCHELL Wigs Manager LEE APPLETON Production Sound JONATHAN EVERETT Production Relighter MATT LADKIN Costume Supervisor SYDNEY FLORENCE CST Stage Manager MARY HUNGERFORD*

*denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association.

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Profiles

STEFAN ADEGBOLA JOLYON COY (Gratiano) (Launcelot Gobbo) Mr. Coy’s previous credits Mr. Adegbola’s with Shakespeare’s Globe previous credits with include: The Knight of Shakespeare’s Globe the Burning Pestle, Holy include The Merchant of Warriors and Antony Venice and The Comedy and Cleopatra. Other of Errors. Other theater theater credits include: credits include: The Epic Adventure of Little Eyolf (); Nhamo the Manyika Warrior and his Sexy (); Wendy and Peter Pan (RSC); Wife Chipo; The Legend of Hamba (Tiata Our Boys (West End); Posh (Duke of Fahodzi, UK Tour); Othello (Riverside York’s Theatre); Edward II (Royal Exchange Studios); A Midsummer Night’s Dream Theatre); The Prince of Homburg (Donmar ( Company, Noel Coward Warehouse); Posh (Royal Court); and All’s Theatre); After Independence (Arcola Well That Ends Well (National Theatre). Theatre); Widowers’ Houses (Orange Tree Film credits include: Beauty and the Beast, Theatre); and The Christians (Traverse, Testament of Youth, The Fifth Estate and Edinburgh and , London). Mr. . Television credits Adegbola trained at Guildhall School of include: Midsommer Murders, War and Peace, Music & Drama. Mr. Selfridge, The Whale, Locked Up Abroad, Henry IV Parts 1 & 2, Pete vs Life II, , ANDY APOLLO Doctors, The Friday Night Club, , The (Lorenzo) Mr. Apollo’s Revenge Files of Alistair Fury and Mr Hero. Mr. previous credits with Coy trained at LAMDA. Shakespeare’s Globe include The Comedy of DAN FREDENBURGH Errors. Other theater (Bassanio) Mr. credits include: Volpone, Fredenburgh’s theater Love’s Sacrifice, The Jew credits include: Pig of Malta (RSC); Macbeth (Park Avenue Farm (St James’ Armory/Manchester International Festival); Theatre); Bang, Bang, A View from the (Liverpool Bang (Royal Court); Playhouse); Ignorance (Hampstead Theatre) and The Last of the Haussmans (Royal Derngate); Love’s Labour’s Lost (National Theatre). Film credits include (Rose Theatre, Kingston); Portrait of a Denial and Cinderella. Television credits Lady (Bath / UK Tour); A Few Good Men include: A Young Doctor’s Notebook, The (); Children of Tunnel, Doctors and City. Mr. Apollo a Lesser God (Salisbury Theatre); Sunday trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Father (); Mnemonic (International Tour); The Prince of Homburg RAJ BAJAJ (Solanio) (RSC / Lyric – nominated for Ian Charleson Mr. Bajaj’s theater credits Award); An Inspector Calls (); include: Bend It Like Out in the Cold, Le Chandelier (Greenwich Beckham: The Musical Studio); Skinwalker (BAC); and Barefoot (Phoenix Theatre, West in the Park (Frinton Rep). Film credits End); include: Kicking Off, Maybe One Day, Infidel, (National Theatre); Broken Lines, The Bourne Ultimatum, Land of the Blind, Love Actually, Capone’s Boys (Home); Arrivals (Terra Nova, Belfast); and Brothers. Television credits include: Djinns of Eidgah (Royal Court); Much Ado Silent Witness, Sons of Liberty, Evermoor, About Nothing (RSC); and The Snow Queen The Missing, Spies of Warsaw, Love Matters, (Unicorn). Television credits include Dr. Holy City, Father Brown, The Tunnel, Casualty, Who and Doctors. Mr. Bajaj trained at the Emma, Ashes to Ashes, Silent Witness, The Academy of Live and Recorded Arts. Bill, Donovan, Waking the Dead, Doctors, Lexx, Bad Girls, Sword of Honour and Queen of Swords. Radio credits include Tender is the Night. 14 Summer 2016 | The Merchant of Venice PROFILES

MICHAEL HADLEY JOHN HASTINGS (Duke of Venice/Tubal) (Ensemble) Mr. Hastings’s Mr. Hadley’s theater theater credits include: credits include: A Bunch The Homecoming (Jamie of Amateurs, Heroes, Lloyd Company); The (Watermill Beaux’ Stratagem, King Theatre); (Noel Lear (National Theatre); Coward Theatre); Titanic As Is (Finborough); (Mac Belfast); Richard II, Piaf, Othello, King Macbeth (YSC); Insufficiency (Riverside Lear (); , Studios); A Midsummer Night’s Dream Canterbury Tales (RSC); and Hamlet (Erasmus); The Tempest and Much Ado (Elsinore/Broadway). Film credits include: About Nothing (Principal). Film credits The Invisible Woman, Caught in Flight and include Hot Property and Love/Me/Do. Mr. Unrelated. Television credits include: Arthur Hastings trained at Mountview Academy of & George, The Honourable Woman and Mrs Theatre Arts. Biggs. Mr. Hadley trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. CHRISTOPHER LOGAN (Prince of Arragon) COLIN HAIGH (Balthasar) Mr. Logan’s previous Mr. Haigh’s theater work with Shakespeare’s credits include: Hamlet Globe includes: The (Barbican); Electra Tempest, , The (Old Vic); Merchant of Venice, Julius (Headlong); Man and Caesar, Doctor Scroggy’s Superman, Lear, National War, Blue Stockings and A Midsummer Night’s Theatre 50th Anniversary, Dream. Other theater credits include: Othello, The Captain of Kopernick, Travelling Twelfth Night (Rose Theatre); Playboy of Light, The Kitchen, Cherry Orchard, Season’s the Western World (); Greetings, Burnt by the Sun, Afterlife, The Thérese Raquin, Drama at Inish (Finborough Hothouse, Playing with Fire, Life x 3, The Theatre); The Magistrate (National Theatre); Heiress, Battle Royal, Rosencrantz and Macbeth (Sheffield Crucible);The Way Guildenstern are Dead, La Grande Magia, What of the World (Chichester Festival); The the Butler Saw, The Oresteia, Danton’s Death, Belle’s Stratagem, (Southwark Inner Voices, Lorenzaccio (National Theatre); Playhouse); The History Boys (National Theatre/ (Barbican/ Amsterdam); A Midsummer International Tour); Hamlet (Donmar Night’s Dream (Headlong UK Tour); The Theatre/West End/ Broadway); Brand Picture (Salisbury Playhouse); The Comedy (RSC/Haymarket); (Sheffield of Errors (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Crucible); Romeo and Juliet, The Seagull Philadelphia, HereICome! (Gaiety Theatre, (ETT); The Philadelphia Story, The Tempest, ); (Chichester Festival Theatre For Services Rendered (Old Vic); The /Birmingham Rep); The Life and Adventures Collection, Equus, , of Nicholas Nickleby (Chichester Festival Art, The Graduate, Serious (West End); Theatre / Gielgud, West End/Toronto); and The Jew of Malta (Almeida Theatre). Twelfth Night ( Productions); Film and television credits include: Ashes and The Quare Fellow (Oxford Stage to Ashes, The History Boys, EastEnders, Jack Company/Tricycle/UK Tour). Film credits Brown and the Curse of , The include: Now You See Me: The Second Act, Broker’s Man, The Bill, Thriller, By the Sword Hummingbird, Mrs Henderson Presents, The Divided, Anno Domini, Monsignor Quixote, Magic Flute and Esther Kahn. Television Butley and It Ain’t Half Hot Mum. includes Kerching! Radio credits include The Arab/Israeli Cookbook. Mr. Logan trained at RADA.

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DOMINIC MAFHAM DOROTHEA MYER-BENNETT (Antonio) Mr. Mafham’s (Nerissa) Ms. Myer- previous work with Bennett’s previous work Shakespeare’s Globe with Shakespeare’s Globe includes The Merchant includes Pericles and of Venice. Other theater The Merchant of Venice. credits include: King Other theater credits John (The Rose Theatre); include: Linda (Royal Court); 66 Books–A Response to (The Orange Tree); Richard III, Daniel (); Journey’s End (West (West Yorkshire Playhouse); This Was a Man End); Four Nights in Knaresborough (West (); , Arcadia, Yorkshire Playhouse); (Nuffield The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Richard III, and Number 1 Tour); and Nabokov’s Gloves The Misanthrope, , King (Hampstead Theatre). Mr. Mafham worked Lear, (Shakespeare at at the RSC for four years in various roles the Tobacco Factory); The Spire (Salisbury with the following directors: Danny Boyle, Playhouse); The Fitzrovia Radio Hour (Gilded , Sir and Max Stafford Balloon, Edinburgh Festival & Tour); Present Clark. Film credits include: Sniper 6: Kill Laughter (No.1 Tour); Transparency (Ransom Shot, Dragonheart: Druid’s Curse, Sniper 5: Theatre); Freshwater (Charleston Festival); Remote Control, Heart of Lightness, Dungeons (Manchester Royal Exchange); and Dragons 3, The Waiting Room, Hard She Stoops to Conquer (Birmingham Rep & Labour, Shooting Fish, The English Patient and Tour); Restoration (Headlong); Mendelssohn Whistle. Television credits include: Father in Scotland ( Sinfonia); and Brown, Humans, New Tricks, The Musketeers, The Tamer Tamed (William Poel Festival, Nixon’s the One, Lewis VII, DCI Banks, Land Shakespeare’s Globe). Film credits include Girls, Midsomer Murders, The Clinic, Kingdom, The Honourable Rebel and The Payback. The Queen’s Sister, Red Cap, Rose & Maloney, Television credits include: , Jude Spooks, Henry VIII, Dalziel and Pascoe, Foyle’s the Obscure, Dead Man Talking and Plastic War, State of Mind, Gentleman’s Relish, Always People. Voice-over credits include the voice and Everyone, Our Mutual Friend and The of Inga in Fable Legend. Ms. Myer-Bennett Fragile Heart. Mr. Mafham trained at The trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. RACHEL PICKUP BRIAN MARTIN (Portia) Ms. Pickup’s (Salarino) Mr. Martin’s previous work with previous work with Shakespeare’s Globe Shakespeare’s Globe includes The Merchant includes The Merchant of Venice. US theater of Venice and Titus credits include: The Andronicus. Other theater Cottage, Brilliance (New credits include: The Glass York); Private Lives (Hartford); History of Menagerie (The English Theatre, Frankfurt); Shakespeare’s Plays Uncovered (New York); Damned by Despair, Juno and the Paycock (Theatre for a New Audience, (National Theatre); Stars in the Morning New York); Act Without Words, Airswimming, Sky (Belgrade Theatre); Oliver Twist (Gate Dancing at Lughnasa (Irish Rep, New Theatre); and The Wake, Macbeth (Abbey York); and (Washington Theatre, Dublin). Writing includes Be Infants Shakespeare Theatre, DC). UK theater in Evil (Druid). Mr. Martin trained at LAMDA. credits include: Bedroom Farce (West End), Love’s Labour’s Lost, Miss (Rose Theatre–Critics’ Circle nomination for Best Actress); King Lear (Old Vic); The 39 Steps (The Criterion, West End); , All’s Well That Ends Well, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, , Dr. Foster, Paradox (RSC); Three Sisters (Birmingham Repertory Theatre);

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Way Upstream (Sheffield);Fortune’s Fool PHOEBE PRYCE (Chichester); and (Chichester). (Jessica) Ms. Pryce’s Film credits include: Wonder Woman, previous work with Schadenfreude, Chronic, AKA, Basil and ESN. Shakespeare’s Globe Television credits include: 50 Ways to Kill includes The Tempest and Your Lover, Elementary, Small Island, Garrow’s The Merchant of Venice. Law, Midsomer Murders, House of Anubis, Theater credits include: Victoria and Albert, Holby City, Doctors and Ella, Charlie’s Dark Angel Dogtown. Ms. Pickup trained at RADA. (The Drayton Arms Theatre); High Society, There and Back and Twelfth Night (RADA). JONATHAN PRYCE Film credits include Martha and Plus One. (Shylock) Mr. Pryce’s Radio credits include Hermia and The Pale previous work with Horse. Ms. Pryce trained at RADA. Shakespeare’s Globe includes The Merchant GILES TERERA (Prince of Venice. Other theater of Morocco) Mr. Terera’s credits include: King Lear previous work with (Almeida); The Caretaker Shakespeare’s Globe (Liverpool Everyman/Theatre Royal Bath/ includes . Other Trafalgar Studios/World Tour); Dimetos theater credits include: (Donmar); Glengarry Glen (Apollo); Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, The Goat or Who is Sylvia (Almeida/Apollo); Hamlet, Death and the Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Broadway); My Fair King’s Horseman, The Hour We Knew Nothing Lady (National Theatre/Drury Lane); Oliver! of Each Other, , Troilus and Cressida, (Palladium); Miss Saigon (Drury Lane–Tony, The Darker Face of the Earth, Honk!, The Drama Desk, Olivier and Outer Circle Ugly Duckling, Walk in the Light (National Critics’ Awards for Best Actor in a Musical); Theatre); The Tempest (RSC); Six Degrees Hamlet (Royal Court–Olivier Award for Best of Separation (Sheffield Crucible); Up on Actor); and Comedians (Old Vic/Broadway the Roof (Chichester Festival Theatre); – Tony Award for Best Actor). Film credits Don’t You Leave Me Here (West Yorkshire include: The White King, The Healer, Dough, Playhouse); The Tempest, Pure Imagination, The Salvation, Listen Up Philip, G.I. Joe: Book of Mormon, , Rat Pack, Retaliation, Hysteria, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Jailhouse Rock (West End); and The Ballad of Cobra, My Zinc Bed, Leatherheads, The Affair Soho Jones (St James Theatre). Film credits of the Necklace, Pirates of the Caribbean (1, 2 & include London Boulevard and Muse of Fire: 3); The Brothers Grimm, Tomorrow Never Dies, A Shakespeare Odyssey. Television credits Regeneration, Evita, Carrington (Cannes Film include: Horrible Histories, Yonderland and Festival and Evening Standard Awards: Doctors. Mr. Terera trained at Mountview. Best Actor and BAFTA Award Nomination); The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, MEGHAN TYLER , Brazil and Something (Ensemble) Ms. Tyler’s Wicked This Way Comes. Television credits theater credits include: include: Game of Thrones, Wolf Hall, Cranford: The Crucible (Royal Return to Cranford (Emmy Nomination: Lyceum Theatre); Lovers Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama); (Cumbernauld Theatre); Barbarians at the Gate (Emmy and Golden A Midsummer Night’s Globe Nominations: Best Actor); Great Dream (Emily Reutlinger); Moments in Aviation, Selling Hitler and The Nothing to Be Done (Chaseplay Theatre Man from the Pru. Mr. Pryce trained at RADA. Company); and Hamlet (The Citizen’s Theatre). Film credits include I.Q.You. Television credits include Scot Squad and Hospital 24.7. Writing includes: Awoken (Manipulate Festival, ); Cyberberg (Blood of the Young, Traverse and Tron Theatre); The Sprawl (Edinburgh Fringe Festival); and Nothing to Be Done

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(NEU/NOW Festival, Setkani/Encounter as Marc Almond, The Divine Comedy’s Neil Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival). Ms. Hannon, Yoko Ono and Gaz Coombes. He Tyler trained at The Royal Conservatoire of works with London’s biggest indie choir, Scotland. Some Voices, and as a chorus director, vocalist and vocal animateur he has JEREMY AVIS worked with, amongst others, Opera North, (Musical Director/ ENO, the LSO, House, Voice/Harpsichord/ the , the BBC Concert Percussion) Mr. Avis Orchestra, the City of London Festival, and was a Choral Scholar the National Youth Theatre. He is involved at New College Oxford in research into singing and mental health, and later undertook and for the last ten years has been Musical doctoral fieldwork in Director of Mind & Soul Choir based at Cameroon focusing on pygmy singing and the Maudsley Hospital, as well as working masquerade xylophone music. Previous in medium and high secure hospitals. Mr. work with Shakespeare’s Globe includes The Cornthwaite studied at the London College Merchant of Venice. He has sung Early Music of Music. throughout his singing career with groups, such as The Dufay Collective, Joglaresa, HARRY NAPIER Ensemble Oni Wytars and Fretwork, and is (Cello/Voice) In addition currently performing with The Society of to orchestral and session Strange and Ancient Instruments in a show work, Mr. Napier has about Shakespeare’s fool, Will Kemp, called played for Theatr Clwyd, Nine Daies Wonder. He has been a member Plymouth Theatre Royal, of Orlando Gough’s The Shout for many Polka, The Comedy years and of his own vocal duo, Askew Theatre and Birmingham and Avis, who were selected as artists of Stage, as well as performing as a multi- the day at the Montreal Jazz Festival. He instrumentalist for Shakespeare’s Globe has recently sung and acted at both the in Dr. Faustus, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare , Doctor Scroggy’s Company and conducted choirs and music War, Cymbeline and Play On, the silent film projects across the UK, Norway and Africa, collaboration with the British Film Institute. collaborating with musicians as diverse He has performed live for BBC 3’s In Tune, as Gwilym Simcock, Arve Henriksen, Top of The Pops 2 with Duke Special, on Andy Shepherd, French string ensemble Paolo Nutini’s No.1 album Caustic Love, and Trio Zephyr and Gambian Kora player has for many years collaborated with the Sura Susso. He has also recorded vocal Irish singer-songwriter Juliet Turner. Mr. soundtracks for television and film, working Napier has composed and devised music for composers such as Debbie Wiseman, for Theatre Alibi, Creation Theatre, London Jonathan Goldstein and Glenn Keiles. Bubble, Half Moon and The Arcola, and Last year he created and directed his and had the privilege to perform live with the Rebecca Askew’s fantasy football musical legendary Chris Hillman of The Byrds and Goalmouth! in a refugee camp in , the great Texan song writer Eric Taylor. As working with over 280 performers, both an actor his credits include: Untold Stories refugees and ordinary Malawians. (, Newbury); Carmen Disruption (Almeida Theatre); Macbeth LEA CORNTHWAITE (Arcola); Canterbury Tales (Southwark (Voice/Percussion) Mr. Playhouse); A Christmas Carol (Nuffield); Cornthwaite’s recent As You Like It (West Yorkshire Playhouse); performance work Othello (Ludlow Festival); Richard III includes: As You Like (Northcott Theatre); Richard III (Globe It (National Theatre); Players); Amadeus (Wilton’s Music Hall); Migration Music The Tinderbox (London Bubble); Tom Thumb (Liverpool Everyman); (Forest Forge); Chekhov’s Sister (Frome and Last Pearly (Rich Mix). He has also sung Festival); The Winter’s Tale (Creation); The with and conducted choirs for artists such Madness of George Dubya and Guantanamo

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Baywatch (New Players). Television credits (Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Julius include: Bedlam, Londoners, The Real Hustle, Caesar (Chicago Shakespeare Theater); King James Bible, Titanic: Case Closed and , The Dog in the Henry VIII and His Six Wives. Manger (Shakespeare Theatre Company, Washington DC–nominated for the DAI PRITCHARD ‘Outstanding Director’ Award); (Clarinet/Bass Clarinet) Romeo and Juliet (/Osaka); The Mr. Pritchard has been Recommendation (Old Globe, San Diego), involved in over 15 The Winter’s Tale (Guthrie, Minneapolis); productions at the and Noises Off (Kreeger Theatre). His Globe since 1999. As UK credits include: The Canterbury Tales, a freelance musician Madness in Valencia (RSC); Thérese Raquin since 1980, Mr. Pritchard (Bath Theatre Royal); Twelfth Night (Winner has worked in musical theater in the West of the UK Theatre Awards Best Touring End and on tour, including: West Side Story, Production); Company, A Number, The Grease, Chicago, , , Comedy of Errors, Bird Calls (Sheffield Passion, Cats, Phantom, Carmen Jones, Singin’ Theatres); The Prince of Homburg, Life Is a in the Rain, Wonderful Town, , Dream (Donmar Warehouse); ’Tis Pity She’s a Tess of the Durbervilles and many others. Whore (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Serious Theater credits include: Othello, The Taming Money (Birmingham Repertory Theatre); A of the Shrew, The Spanish Trilogy, The Seagull Number, The White Devil (Menier Chocolate (RSC); Death of a Salesman, The Cherry Factory); 24 Hour Plays (); Henry Orchard, , V (Manchester); Nakamitsu (Gate Theatre); and The Mysteries (National Theatre). As a Journeys Among the Dead (Young Vic); Bed member of Loose Tubes, he toured Europe, Show (Bristol); The Anniversary (Garrick the USA and Canada in the 1980s and Theatre); John Bull’s Other Island (Lyric, rejoined them last year at Ronnie Scott’s Belfast); and (Watermill Theatre). and the Cheltenham and Brecon Jazz Festivals. Mr. Pritchard toured with Steve MIKE BRITTON (Designer) Mr. Britton’s Coogan’s The Man Who Thinks He’s It live previous work with Shakespeare’s Globe stage show and been a session musician includes: The Merchant of Venice, All the on many TV and film scores. Contemporary Angels, Holy Warriors, Macbeth, The Taming opera work has included Gerald Barry’s of the Shrew, , Intelligence Park (Almeida Opera) and Julian A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Antony and Philips’s How the Whale Became (Royal Cleopatra and Coriolanus. Other design Opera House). Currently Mr. Pritchard is a credits include: Abigail’s Party (West End/ member of the Pasadena Roof Orchestra UK Tour/Theatre Royal Bath); Thérese and the hKippers with Stephen Warbeck, Raquin, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and is available for weddings, funerals, Candida (Theatre Royal Bath); Broken Glass, bar mitzvahs and closing-down sales. Mr. That Face (West End); Rudolf (Vienna/ Pritchard studied Clarinet at Trinity College Tokyo); Romeo and Juliet (Tokyo/Osaka); of Music and NCOS, Goldsmiths College. The Promise, The Late Middle Classes (Donmar Warehouse); Statement of Regret JONATHAN MUNBY (Director) Mr. Munby’s (National Theatre); The Winter’s Tale, Pericles, previous work with Shakespeare’s Globe Madness in Valencia (RSC); Hero, That Face, includes: The Merchant of Venice, All (); the Angels, Antony and Cleopatra and A Period of Adjustment (Almeida Theatre); Midsummer Night’s Dream, which was (Headlong/UK Tour); nominated for a WhatsOnStage Award as Don’t Look Now (Lyceum Sheffield /Lyric Best Shakespearean Production in 2008. Hammersmith); Great Expectations, ’Tis Pity His recent productions include: First Light She’s a Whore, Dial M for Murder, Hay Fever (Chichester Festival Theatre); Wendy & (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Wuthering Peter Pan (RSC) and A Human Being Died Heights, The Lady from the Sea, She Stoops That Night (Hampstead Theatre/Fugard to Conquer (Birmingham Rep); The Three Theatre, South Africa/BAM, New York). Sisters, The Tales of Ballycumber (Abbey Other international credits include: Othello Theatre, Dublin); Glass Eels, Comfort Me With

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Apples (Hampstead Theatre); Judgement Paralympics Opening Ceremony, and is Day and Fabrication (The Print Room, currently co-choreographer of the National London). Commemoration of the Battle of the Somme. JULES MAXWELL (Composer) Originally from Belfast, Mr. Maxwell has been KATE WATERS (Fight Director) Ms. Waters is working as a theater composer and one of only two women on the UK Equity songwriter since 1988. Previous work with Register of Fight Directors. Previous work Shakespeare’s Globe includes: The Merchant with Shakespeare’s Globe includes: The of Venice, Antony and Cleopatra and Dr Merchant of Venice, Antony and Cleopatra, Faustus. Recent theater credits include: Much Ado About Nothing, Henry VI, Richard Love the Sinner (National Theatre); For the III, Henry V and Dr Faustus. Other theater Best (Unity Theatre, Liverpool); Smother credits include: Othello, Home, Blurred (Artangel); The Fat Girl Gets a Haircut and Lines, Port, The Curious Incident of the Dog Other Stories and Puffball (). in the Night-Time, The Comedy of Errors, One His dance credits include work for: Wayne Man Two Guvnors (West End/Broadway/ McGregor, La Fura dels Baus, Jane Mason, World Tour); Frankenstein, Hamlet, Twelfth Jasmin Vardimon, Cathy Marston, Dog Night, Welcome to Thebes and War Horse Kennel Hill Project, Jeanine Durning, (National Theatre/West End). Recent work Filip Van Huffel, Laila Diallo, Gecko and includes: The Last Goodbye (The Old Globe, Charlotte Darbyshire. He composed the San Diego); Urinetown (St James Theatre); soundtrack for Tim Loane’s 1998 Oscar- Don Giovanni (); From nominated short filmDance Lexie Dance. As Here to Eternity, Cabaret, The Commitments a piano player he has toured with Dead Can (West End); Julius Caesar, The Same Deep Dance, Duke Special and Foy Vance. He is Water As Me (Donmar Warehouse); Hamlet, currently collaborating with Lisa Gerrard on , The Homecoming, King Lear songs for a new album by Le Mystère des (RSC); Noises Off (Old Vic/West End); The Voix Bulgares. He lives with his wife and Duchess of Malfi, (Old young son in Northern France. Vic); and Henry IV, Parts 1 and 2 (Peter Hall Company at Bath Theatre Royal). LUCY HIND (Choreography) Ms. Hind trained in South Africa and works as a OLIVER FENWICK (Lighting Designer) Choreographer and Movement Director. Theater credits include: Love’s Labour’s She is an Associate Artist of Slung Low, Lost, Much Ado About Nothing, The Jew which specializes in performances for of Malta, Wendy & Peter Pan, The Winter’s audiences outside conventional theater Tale, , Julius spaces. Previous work with Shakespeare’s Caesar, The Drunks, The Grain Store (RSC); Globe includes The Merchant of Venice. The Motherf**ker with the Hat, The Holy Recent theater credits include: Playing Rosenburgs, The Passion, Happy Now? for Time (Sheffield Theatres);Multitudes , (National Theatre); Lela & Co, Routes, The The House That Will Not Stand (Tricycle Witness, Disconnect (Royal Court); The Vote, Theatre); Kes (CAST in Doncaster); Twelfth Berenice, Huis Clos (Donmar Warehouse); Night (Sheffield Theatres);The Jacobin My City, Ruined (Almeida); The Invisible Hand, (Buxton Arts Festival); Enjoy, Refugee Boy, Multitudes, Red Velvet, Paper Dolls, Bracken The Wind in the Willows (West Yorkshire Moor, (Tricycle Theatre); Red Playhouse); Sheffield People’s Theatre Velvet, Di and Viv and Rose, Handbagged, (Sheffield Theatres);Moon Tiger (Bath The Importance of Being Earnest, Bakersfield Theatre Royal); Jack and the Giant (The Mist, The Madness of George III, , Theatre, Chipping Norton); Love Your Kean, The Solid Gold Cadillac, Secret Rapture Soldiers (Sheffield Crucible);Stuart: A Life (West End); To Kill a Mockingbird (Barbican Backwards (Hightide); Manchester Sound: /Tour); Les Misérables (Wermland Opera); The Massacre (Library Theatre); and This Is My Fair Lady (UK & US Tour); The King’s My Family (Sheffield Theatres). Television Speech (Tour); After (Young credits include Peter Pan (CBeebies Vic); Saved, A Midsummer Night’s Dream Panto) and Banana. In 2012, Ms. Hind was (Lyric, Hammersmith); To Kill a Mockingbird, a dance captain for the London 2012 Hobson’s Choice, The Beggar’s Opera (Open

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Air Theatre, Regents Park); Into the Woods, and Cold Comfort (Little Mountain Studios). Sunday in the Park with George (Chatelet Credits as assistant director include: The Theatre, ); The Kitchen Sink, The Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare’s Globe); Contingency Plan, If There Is I Haven’t Found King John, The Three Musketeers (Stratford It Yet (Bush Theatre); A Number, Travels Festival); Richard III, Much Ado About Nothing With My Aunt (Chocolate Factory); Reasons (Bard on the Beach); NiX (Vancouver’s to Be Happy, Private Lives, The Giant, Glass Cultural Olympiad); Disgraced (Arts Club Eels, Comfort Me with Apples (Hampstead Theatre Company). Awards include: Bluma Theatre); Restoration (Headlong); Pride and Appel Mentorship Award for Directing Prejudice, Hamlet, The Caretaker, The Comedy (Shakespeare’s Globe Centre Canada); of Errors, Bird Calls and Iphigenia (Crucible Jean Gascon Directing Award (Stratford Theatre, Sheffield). Opera includes:Werther Festival); and the Earl Klien Memorial (); The Merry Widow (Opera Scholarship (Langara College). Upcoming North & Sydney Opera House); Samson et work as director includes Troilus and Delilah, Lohengrin, The Trojan Trilogy, The Nose Cressida (Studio 58). Mr. Bennett trained and The Gentle Giant (Royal Opera House). in Canada at Studio 58 Langara College and the Michael Langham Workshop for CHRISTOPHER SHUTT (Sound Designer) Classical Direction at the Stratford Festival. Mr. Shutt’s theater credits include: Macbeth (Park Avenue Armory), A Disappearing GILES BLOCK (Globe Associate—Text) Number, The Elephant Vanishes, The Noise of Mr. Block has led the text work at Time (Lincoln Center Festival); War Horse, Shakespeare’s Globe since 1999, and All My Sons, A Moon for the Misbegotten, to date has been involved in over 80 Coram Boy, Not About Nightingales productions. Directing credits for (Broadway); The Father, Piaf (West End); Shakespeare’s Globe include: Antony and The Winter’s Tale, Romeo and Juliet (Kenneth Cleopatra (1999), Hamlet (2000) and Troilus Branagh Theatre Company); Hamlet and Cressida (2005). Mr. Block previously (Barbican); Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, served as Associate Director at Ipswich From Morning to Midnight, Strange Interlude, Theatre (1974–77), Staff Director at The The Effect, Play Without Words, Machinal National Theatre (1977–81) and Director of (National Theatre); Street of Crocodiles, Platforms at The National Theatre (1981– Three Lives of Lucie Cabrol, A Minute Too Late 84). Other theater direction credits include: (Complicite); Love and Information, Road The Fawn, She Stoops to Conquer (National (Royal Court); Hamlet, King Lear, Much Ado Theatre); Macbeth, The Cherry Orchard, King About Nothing, Romeo and Juliet (RSC); The Lear, Richard III, Hamlet, and Vincent Bacchae, Little Otik (National Theatre of in Brixton (Shochiku Company, Japan). In Scotland); The Man Who Had All the Luck and 2000, the Association of Major Theatres Piaf (Donmar Theatre). Film credits include of Japan recognized Mr. Block for services Man of Aran. Radio credits include: A to the Japanese Theatre. In recent years, Shropshire Lad, Maud, he has directed The Tempest, Henry V and and Mnemonic. Mr. Shutt won a Tony Award The Comedy of Errors at The Blackfriars for Best Sound Design for War Horse and Theatre in Virginia. Mr. Block is the author Olivier nominations for Every Good Boy of Speaking the Speech–An Actor’s Guide to Deserves Favour and Piaf. Shakespeare.

KEVIN BENNETT (Associate Director) GLYNN MacDONALD Mr. Bennett’s previous work with (Globe Associate—Movement ) Ms. Shakespeare’s Globe includes The Merchant MacDonald trained in the Alexander of Venice. Credits as director include: Technique in 1972. She is past Chairman of Measure for Measure (Pacific Theatre); The Society of Teachers of the Alexander King Lear, Hamlet, Macbeth (The Honest Technique (STAT). She has worked in Fishmongers); Private Lives, The Priory the Actors Centre and the Field Day (United Players); Treasure Island, Fallout Theatre Company in Ireland, Dramaten in (Studio 58); Bassett, Dido Queen of Carthage, Stockholm, Norskspillersforbund in Norway, The Loudest Silence, 7 Stories (Templeton Holback Engstheatre in Denmark, Bremen Secondary School); The Woman in Black Opera Company in Germany, Poland,

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Switzerland, Japan, Australia and the US. Theatre, Sheffield);Joseph K (Gate Theatre, Since 1997, she has been resident Director London); The Lord of the Rings (Drury of Movement at Shakespeare’s Globe on all Lane); Riflemind (Trafalgar Studios); The theater productions and has been a core Laramie Project (Sound Theatre); Our member of the Globe Education Faculty in House (National Tour); and The Arab/Israeli their Acting and Training programs. In the Cookbook (Tricycle Theatre). Globe to Globe Festival 2012, she worked with the 37 International Companies who CHRISTINE SCHMIDLE brought productions of Shakespeare’s (Deputy Text Associate) Ms. Schmidle plays in their own language to the Globe studied Shakespeare and Renaissance stage. In 2002, she directed Transforming Literature in Performance at Mary Baldwin September 11th at the Linbury Studio, Royal College, Staunton, Virginia. There she Opera House for Peace Direct. She shared acted on and directed for the Blackfriars the Award with Giles stage, the re-creation of Shakespeare’s Block in 2011 for services to the Globe. indoor theater. At the Blackfriars She also works on the Jette Parker Young Playhouse, she acted in various plays Artists Programme at the Royal Opera for the American Shakespeare Centre. House, . In 2012, she was Her German production of Der Bestrafte awarded the Francois Florent Prize in Paris. Brudermord, a German renaissance play based on Shakespeare’s Hamlet brought by MARTIN McKELLAN (Voice & Dialect) English actors to the continent, followed Mr. McKellan’s previous work with up her master’s thesis on the German- Shakespeare’s Globe includes: Macbeth, English theater relations of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Tempest, time. After returning to Germany in 2010, The Winter’s Tale, Pericles, Nell Gwynn, The she worked at the Shakespeare Festival Oresteia, The Heresy of Love, Omeros, Handel, in Neuss, Germany, and welcomed and Measure for Measure, As You Like It, The introduced the Shakespeare’s Globe tour Merchant of Venice, King John, Farinelli and of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. During the King, The Changeling, The Knight of the Shakespeare’s Globe 2011 season she Burning Pestle, ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore, Doctor worked alongside Giles Block, Globe Scroggy’s War, The Comedy of Errors, Thomas Associate (Text), on the renaissance plays Tallis, Holy Warriors, Julius Caesar, King Lear of the season. She then worked in Krefeld, (tour), The Last Days of Troy, Antony and Germany, as assistant director, while Cleopatra, Titus Andronicus, Hamlet (Globe translating Der Bestrafte Brudermord for a to Globe world tour), Much Ado About puppet theatre production of The Hidden Nothing (tour), The Duchess of Malfi, The Room, returning to the Sam Wanamaker Lightning Child, Blue Stockings, Gabriel, Henry Playhouse for two performances. After VI Parts 1, 2 & 3, The Taming of the Shrew, her text assistance at the Globe in 2015 Macbeth, The Tempest, A Midsummer Night’s for the production of The Broken Heart, Dream, King Lear, Richard III, The Taming she cofounded the Flagstaff Shakespeare of the Shrew, Henry V, Globe to Globe, The Festival in the US. God of Soho, As You Like It, Hamlet, Doctor Faustus and Anne Boleyn. Recent theater MARY HUNGERFORD (CST Stage Manager) credits include: Farinelli and the King (Duke returns to Chicago Shakespeare Theater, of York’s); Wendy and Peter, Love’s Labour’s where her previous credits include: I, Lost, Love’s Labour’s Won (RSC); Another , Short Shakespeare! Twelfth Night Country (Chichester Festival Theatre); Much and CPS Shakespeare! productions Ado About Nothing (The Old Vic); Accrington of Othello and Hamlet. Other Chicago Pals (Royal Exchange, Manchester); Life stage management credits include: Is for Beginners, This Much Is True, Breed Blood Wedding, Treasure Island, Moby (); On the Record (Arcola Dick, Lookingglass Alice, Ethan Frome Theatre); The Madness of King George (Lookingglass Theatre Company); (/National Tour); The History Ironbound, Buena Vista, The Drunken Boys (National Tour); When We Are Married City, Penelope, The March (Steppenwolf (Garrick Theatre); Enjoy (); Theatre Company); and The How and Hobson’s Choice, Sisters and Alice (Crucible the Why (TimeLine Theatre). Production

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management credits include: She Kills CRISS HENDERSON Monsters (Buzz22/Steppenwolf Garage); (Executive Director) Selections from Rogers & Hammerstein’s has produced CST’s past Carousel (Theater Wit); and The 2014 SITE twenty-seven seasons, Festival (Northwestern University). including this year’s city wide international BARBARA GAINES festival Shakespeare (Artistic Director/Carl and 400 Chicago. Under Marilynn Thoma Endowed his leadership, CST has become one of Chair) founded Chicago the nation’s leading regional theaters and Shakespeare Theater, one of Chicago’s most celebrated cultural where she has directed organizations, honored with the 2008 Tony over 30 of Shakespeare’s Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre, plays. Honors include: as well as multiple Laurence Olivier and the 2008 Tony Award for Outstanding Joseph Jefferson Awards. Mr. Henderson has garnered multiple honors, including: Regional Theatre; the prestigious Honorary the 2013 Cultural Innovation Award from OBE (Officer of the Most Excellent Order the Chicago Innovation Awards; the of the British Empire) in recognition of her Arts Administrator of the Year by Arts contributions strengthening British-American Management Magazine at the Kennedy cultural relations; and Joseph Jefferson Center and the Chevalier de L’Ordre des Awards for Best Production (Hamlet, Arts et des Lettres by the Minister of Cymbeline, King Lear and The Comedy of Culture of France. He was named among Errors), and for Best Director (Cymbeline, the top 40 business people under the King Lear and The Comedy of Errors). Beyond age of 40 in Crain’s Chicago Business. Chicago Shakespeare, Ms. Gaines has He serves as president of the Producers’ directed at the Royal Shakespeare Company Association of Chicago-area Theaters and in Stratford-on-Avon, Lyric Opera of Chicago, is director of the MFA/Arts Leadership and The Old Globe in San Diego. As the Program, a two-year graduate-level cornerstone production of Shakespeare 400 curriculum in arts management training Chicago, the 2016 international celebration created through a joint partnership of Shakespeare’s legacy, she created a world between Chicago Shakespeare Theater and premiere Shakespeare history cycle, Tug of The Theatre School at DePaul University. War, including the rarely staged Edward III. Gaines received an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from the University of Birmingham (UK), the University Club of Chicago’s Cultural Award, the Public Humanities Award from the Illinois Humanities Council and the Spirit of Loyola Award. Ms. Gaines serves on The Globe Council (Shakespeare’s Globe, London).

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About Shakespeare’s Globe

Founded by the pioneering American actor and director Sam Wanamaker, Shakespeare’s Globe is dedicated to the exploration of Shakespeare’s work and the playhouses for which he wrote many of his greatest plays. Through the , the , Globe Education and the Globe Exhibition & Tour, our aim is to further the enjoyment and understanding of Shakespeare in performance.

Since the reconstructed Globe opened for performances in 1997, we now welcome over a million visitors a year from all over the world to take part in workshops, lectures and staged readings; to visit the exhibition and tour the Globe Theatre—and of course to watch plays, ranging from productions which explore some of the original practices employed in Shakespeare’s theater to world premieres of new writing.

Our vision continues to grow. In 2012, Globe to Globe presented every Shakespeare play, each in a different language, creating a multilingual showcase for Shakespeare, the Globe and London. We now tour productions throughout the UK, Europe, the United States and Asia. In 2014 we launched our world-wide tour of Hamlet, which, by April 2016, had played to 197 countries in the world, covering over 310,000 km. In recent years, we also completed the Sackler Studios, allowing Globe Education, who work with over 120,000 students a year, to develop a hugely diverse program of schools workshops, public events, university courses and local and London-wide community projects. In 2014 we completed the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, allowing us to present works written specifically for an indoor theater and to offer a year-round program of plays, concerts and special events. In the same year we also launched the Globe Player, offering a huge back catalogue of our productions online.

We receive no annual government subsidy, but rely on the generosity of individuals, corporate partners, trusts, foundations and other supporters to sustain and develop our artistic and educational work. The next stage to fulfill Sam’s vision will be through Project , creating a Global resource for Shakespeare Education and Studies including a new Library, Archive (creating a permanent home for the John Wolfson rare book collection currently in Manhattan) and a new Exhibition. Included in the plans are significantly improved production resources and facilities to support our now year- round playing—finally cementing our reputation as the leading authority on Shakespeare in the world.

24 Summer 2016 | The Merchant of Venice WE BID THEE JOIN US! Bringing you closer to the drama, membership of Shakespeare Globe Centre-USA supports our artistic and educational work in both the UK and the US. The Globe receives no government subsidy and our success would not have been possible and cannot be sustained without our US supporters. Designed for those based in the US, each level of membership comes with a range of benefits designed to enhance your enjoyment of the Globe.

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FOUNDER GERALD H. CROMACK WILLIAM RYAN BILL BARCLAY Treasurer JON & NORALEE Director of Music SAM WANAMAKER JIM DALE MBE SEDMAK CBE (1919-1993) BARRY DAY OBE MATILDA JAMES JOSEPH MARCELL GEORGE B STAUFFER Casting Director STEVE MCGRATH KIMBERLY PATRON SARA MILLER KARISHMA BALANI VAN DER ZON Casting, Creative & MCCUNE STEPHEN & CARLA HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS ROGER PARRY CBE Filming Associate THE PRINCE PHILIP HAHN FOUNDATION NATALIE T. PRAY JESSICA LUSK DUKE OF EDINBURGH DANIEL RABINOWITZ KG KT TOM SMEDES MERCHANT OF Artistic Coordinator GEORGE B. STAUFFER VENICE STAFF JAMES MALONEY HONORARY PRESIDENT CHRISTIE-ANNE Music Coordinator WEISS GILES BLOCK G. WARREN ZOË WANAMAKER Globe Associate–Text ROSIE TOWNSHEND CBE WHITAKER Playhouse Coordinator NEIL CONSTABLE GLYNN MACDONALD CEO KEZIAH SERREAU Globe Associate–Movement BOARD OF TRUSTEES Board Members Staff Director LORD BICHARD KBC MARTIN MCKELLAN SARAH MURRAY Voice and Dialect Chair US PATRONS Theatre & Production ANONYMOUS CHRISTINE SCHMIDLE Administrator IRAJ ISPAHANI SUPPORTER Deputy Text Associate MONICA BAKIR EMMA STENNING RON & CYNTHIA BECK Deputy Chairs CAROL & JOHN MEGAN CASSIDY Assistant to Artistic Director BOOCHEVER Wardrobe Manager & Executive Producer DANNY WITTER KATHERINE & DAVID (HONORARY HEATHER BULL LOTTIE NEWTH BRADLEY Production Assistant TREASURER) MARK & SIMONE BYE Wardrobe Deputy LORD BLAIR OF AUDRE D CARLIN CHARLIE LIMM BOUGHTON MELANIE BROOKS GERALD H CROMACK HELEN DYER GREEVES Music Assistant DAVID BUTTER WILLIAM & SANDRA DR MARTIN CLARKE DAVIS Wardrobe Assistants ANNEGRET KUHNIGK NEIL CONSTABLE (CEO) WILLIAM & DONNA PAM HUMPAGE Theatre Finance Assistant LORD FALCONER EACHO LADY CYNTHIA HALL Wigs, Hair, and BRADFORD Make-Up Manager PRODUCTION DANIEL HEAF EDGERTON PHILIP KIRKPATRICK AMY FALLS HAYLEY THOMPSON WILLS JOANNA MACKLE BARBARA G Production Manager PROFESSOR LAURIE Wigs, Hair, and FLEISCHMAN Make-Up Deputy MAGUIRE JOHN FORLINES III MARION MARRS DAME ANNE PRINGLE BETH GLYNN SOPHIE JONES Executive Producer DAME RACHEL DE JOSEPH GOFFMAN VICTORIA YOUNG SOUZA & DR ANTONIA Wigs, Hair, and BRYAN PATERSON JENNY TOPPER OBE FONDARAS Make-Up Assistants Technical Stage Manager Board Members CHARLES & JANE FAY POWELL-THOMAS GOLDMAN TIM CROSBIE KES HAYTER Assistant Production LESLIE, CLAIRE & Manager EXECUTIVE TEAM JOHN GOOSEY RUPERT MEAD

MICHAEL & MERCEDES SIMEON TACHEV KRISTY BLOXHAM NEIL CONSTABLE Carpenters HOFFMAN Assistant Company Manager Chief Executive MAXINE ISAACS ALAN JONES & THOMASIN MARSHALL IAN DIXON Lead Painter GLOBE ON SCREEN Chief Finance and ASHLEY GARRETT Operations Officer WAYNE S KABAK AMY BUNYARD CHUI-YEE CHEUNG KAPLAN EMILY CARNE Film & Digital Distribution ANTHONY HEWITT MICHAEL LEBOVITZ & TASHA SHEPHERD Manager Director of Development ANA PALUDI Painters

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BARBARA GAINES CRISS HENDERSON Artistic Director Executive Director Carl and Marilynn Thoma Endowed Chair

ARTISTIC ADMINISTRATION MARKETING SCENERY

RICK BOYNTON LINDA ORELLANA ALIDA SZABO ANGELA McMAHON Creative Producer Director of Finance Director of Audience ROBERT L. WILSON Development Assistant Technical Directors GARY GRIFFIN DAN GRYCZA BRIAN COIL Associate Artistic Director Human Resources Manager/ JULIE STANTON Stage Crew Head Finance Associate Marketing Director

BOB MASON Artistic Associate/ ALANA RYBAK CATHY TAYLOR MATTHEW BLACK Stage Crew Apprentice Casting Director Assistant Director of Finance Public Relations Consultant

JACK BIRDWELL HEATHER SCHMUCKER ALYSSE HUNTER HANNAH KENNEDY Associate Producer ADAM HELD Accounts Payable Manager Public Relations Associate MICHAEL JANSSENS

DOREEN SAYEGH AMANDA CANTLIN NATHAN SERVISS MOLLY BRIGGS ADAM TODD Festival Producer, Accounts Payable Assistant Senior Marketing Manager Shakespeare 400 Chicago House Carpenters JESSICA CONNOR JILL FENSTERMAKER DANIEL J. HESS Marketing Assistant— COSTUMES Executive Assistant Advertising and Publications Company Manager RYAN MAGNUSON SARAH LAEUCHLI JUDY McCLOSKEY Costume Shop Manager LAURA DURHAM KEVIN SPELLMAN Casting Assistant Digital Communications Arts Leadership Fellows Assistant CATHY TANTILLO JACK EIDSON Costume Design Assistant Assistant to the JENNIFER JONES Creative Producer ADVANCEMENT Marketing Assistant/Office REBECCA DOROSHUK Administrator Costume Shop Assistant/ SALVADOR F. GARZA E. BROOKE FLANAGAN Rentals Manager Assistant Company Manager Director of Institutional EMMA PERRIN Advancement MAGGIE WOLFE LISE STEC HOLLY WILINSKI Marketing Interns Head Draper Company Management DOTTIE BRIS-BOIS

Intern Director of Special Gifts MAGGIE HOFMANN PRODUCTION Draper MIKEY GRAY HILARY ODOM Casting Intern Director of Corporate and CHRIS PLEVIN RUTHANNE SWANSON Foundation Relations Director of Production First Hand

KRISTEN CARUSO JEFF WILLIAMS YAS MAPLE EDUCATION Advancement Manager/ Associate Director of Stitcher Board Liaison Production MELISSA BOCHAT MARILYN J. HALPERIN LAURA MIKULSKI JoHANNAH HAIL Director of Education Crafts Supervisor Advancement Manager/ Production Coordinator and Communications VIP Concierge Ray and Judy McCaskey D.J. REED SEAN KATHLEEN Crafts Artisans Endowed Chair ERIN STRICK ROCKE

Institutional Relations Production Office Manager EMILY OWENS JASON HARRINGTON Coordinator Education Outreach Manager Costume Shop Apprentice SARAH GEIS SAMUEL OSTROWSKI Production Management MOLLY TRUGLIA JESS KENYON Special Projects Coordinator Apprentice JODY SCHMIDT Learning Programs Manager Dressers DAVE TOROPOV STAGE MANAGEMENT ROXANNA CONNER Annual Fund Coordinator Education Associate DEBORAH ACKER CAITLYN DeROSA ABIGAIL ARMATO Production Stage Manager/ Donor Relations and Associate Producer COURTNEY QUINN Research Coordinator Education Interns DENNIS J. CONNERS CAMILLE HOWARD Production Stage Manager Campaign Coordinator NATHANIEL KIER Advancement Intern

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ELECTRICS OPERATIONS/ CHRIS SIMEK SHARON AND TOM ERIC BRANSON FACILITIES McLEAN Lighting Supervisor Saints’ Volunteer Usher SUSAN KNILL Coordinators JOAN E. CLAUSSEN Facilities and Operations Director Lighting Crew Head CONSULTANTS AND

ARIANNA BROWN JEANNE DEVORE SPECIAL SERVICES Technology Manager ADRIENNE JOHNSON BAKER TILLY VIRCHOW SHAWN KRONK KRAUSE, LLP DOMENIC LAURY DANIEL LOPEZ Auditor CAMERON PETTI Facilities Assistant

MARTHA TEMPLETON CAMPBELL AND DAVID TRUDEAU ELLIOTT LACEY Custodial Supervisor COMPANY Electricians Fundraising Consultant SOUND DWAYNE BREWER MARIBEL CUEVAS ARC WORLDWIDE, JAMES SAVAGE ISRAEL ESTRADA A LEO BURNETT Sound Supervisor OCTAVIOUS MOODY COMPANY RICHARD TENNY Marketing Partner PALMER JANKENS Custodial Assistants Associate Sound Supervisor ANN M. CUNNIFF, CHICAGO CREATIVE CRISTY TROIA WORKS TICKETING, GUEST Communications Consultant Sound Crew Head SERVICES AND EVENTS JASCULCA TERMAN PAUL PERRY RACHAEL SWANN Public Relations Consultant Sound Crew Box Office and Guest Services Manager MEDICAL PROGRAM JOE DISBROW FOR PERFORMING CST Sound Engineer MAKEDA COHRAN ARTISTS/ AARON R. HALEY FEILER Events Manager GILBERT, MD Medical Services Sound Intern PHIL BRANKIN WIGS AND MAKE-UP BLANCA HERNANDEZ AON PRIVATE RISK SCOTT KLOOSTERMAN MANAGEMENT, RICK JARVIE Front of House Supervisors STEVEN HEIN Insurance Services Wig and Make-up Supervisor JOHN KUINIUS JESSIE “JAX” Concessions Supervisor HUGHES SOCOL PIERS CONTRERAS RESNICK & DYM, LTD. Wig and Make-up Assistant ADAM CIFARELLI NEVIN LAW GROUP, KYLE CORNELL PLCC MIGUEL PEREZ DJ CUMMINGS Legal Services Wig Artisan ALLISON DIAMOND MEL GILL MICHAEL BROSILOW KASS HAROUN BILL BURLINGHAM PROPERTIES JOHNATHAN NIEVES PATRICK FAHRNER RICCI PRIOLETTI LIZ LAUREN CASSANDRA JACQUELINE POJASEK MICHAEL LITCHFIELD WESTOVER JASMINE SAWYER CHUCK OSGOOD Properties Supervisor SHARAINA TURNAGE DANIEL RIBAR CLAIRE UNGER JAMES STEINKAMP ERIN OHLAND VIOLETA VARA Photographers Assistant Properties LAUREN WIMMER Supervisor TRISTIEN WINFREE HMS MEDIA, INC. Guest Services Associates POTLUCK CREATIVE LISA GRIEBEL Video Production Properties Carpenter MICHELLE LONNEE DAN NURCZYK Graphic Design Properties Crew Head

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AND COUNTING... THREE EASY WAYS TO MAKE YOUR GIFT www.chicagoshakes.com/support 312.667.4952  Chicago Shakespeare Theater 800 East Grand on Navy Pier Chicago, IL 60611 CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER Community Partners Chicago Shakespeare Theater is honored by the support of these leading business and civic partners, whose generosity demonstrates a commitment to enriching our vibrant Chicago community. We are pleased to recognize these organizations for their dedication to artistic excellence, innovative approaches to enhancing education and impactful community outreach initiatives. Reflects gifts received between July 5, 2014–July 20, 2016

GUARANTORS Arc Worldwide $100,000 & ABOVE BMO Harris Bank Boeing ComEd The Davee Foundation Dover Foundation Julius Frankel Foundation Land O’ Frost Elizabeth Morse Genius Charitable Trust The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Robert R. McCormick Foundation Pritzker Military Museum and Library Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust BENEFACTORS Allscripts $50,000–$99,999 Allstate Insurance Company Paul M. Angell Family Foundation A. N. and Pearl G. Barnett Family Foundation BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois Exelon Food For Thought Catering ITW JLL KPMG LLP National Endowment for the Arts Polk Bros. Foundation The Shubert Foundation Starwood Hotels and Resorts Strategic Hotel Capital, Inc. SUSTAINERS American Express $25,000–$49,999 Aon Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott LLP Helen Brach Foundation Bulley & Andrews Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation The Chicago Community Trust Chicago Shakespeare Theater Fund at The Chicago Community Trust Citadel The Crown Family Lloyd A. Fry Foundation GCM Grosvenor The Grover Hermann Foundation Illinois Arts Council Agency Kirkland & Ellis LLP MetLife Foundation Northern Trust

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$25,000–$49,999 Nuveen Investments (continued) PNC Prince Charitable Trusts Razny Jewelers S&C Electric Company Shakespeare in American Communities Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP The Sun-Times Foundation/The Chicago Community Foundation Anonymous

$10,000–$24,999 Accenture Aldridge Baxter International Inc. Butler Family Foundation, Hugh and Karen Butler Connell Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. Chicago Title and Trust Company Foundation Clark Hill PLC CVS Health Deloitte The Field Foundation of Illinois Goldman, Sachs & Company John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Harris Family Foundation The Irving Harris Foundation HMS Media, Inc. INTREN Mazza Foundation McDonald’s Corporation Motorola Solutions Newcastle Limited The Pauls Foundation PwC The Rhoades Foundation Ropes & Gray LLP Phil Stefani’s Children’s Foundation Titan Media Wintrust

$5,000–$9,999 Beecken Petty O’Keefe & Company CME Group Chicago Public Media Dr. Scholl Foundation The James Huntington Foundation The Libra Foundation NIB Foundation Charles and M. R. Shapiro Foundation, Inc. The Siragusa Foundation Ventas William Blair & Company Anonymous

$1,000–$4,999 Blum-Kovler Foundation Broco Partnership CDW Chicago Creative Works

www.chicagoshakes.com 33 CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER Shakespeare Society Members of the Shakespeare Society provide vital annual support to sustain Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s mission. The commitment of these steadfast individuals helped to build a home for Shakespeare in Chicago that has endured for the past quarter-century. We are deeply grateful for their extraordinary investment in the Theater’s guiding principles to serve as a cultural leader, citizen and ambassador for our city.

Reflects gifts received between July 1, 2015–July 12, 2016

$100,000 & ABOVE Eric’s Tazmanian Angel Fund Raymond and Judy McCaskey Burton X. and Sheli Z. Rosenberg Timothy R. Schwertfeger and Gail Waller Carl and Marilynn Thoma Donna Van Eekeren Foundation

$50,000–$99,999 Joyce Chelberg Mr. Nelson D. Cornelius* Harve A. Ferrill Jan and Bill Jentes Betsy and Jade Karp Anna and Robert Livingston Peter and Alicia Pond Richard W. Porter and Lydia S. Marti John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe Barbara and Barre Seid Foundation Anonymous

$25,000–$49,999 Ada and Whitney Addington Julie and Roger Baskes Duane and Susan Burnham Conant Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crown Jeanne Ettelson Michael and Jacky Ferro Sonja and Conrad Fischer Barbara and Richard Franke Virginia and Gary Gerst King and Caryn Harris John and Judy Keller Anstiss and Ronald Krueck Anne E. Kutak Malott Family Foundation Leward Susan Manilow Barbara Molotsky Madhavan and Teresa Nayar Mark Ouweleen and Sarah Harding Sheila Penrose and Ernie Mahaffey Paulita Pike and Zulfiqar Bokhari J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation Glenn and Danielle Richter Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan The Segal Family Foundation Gayle and Glenn R. Tilles Pam and Doug Walter Ray and Donna Whitacre

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Thanks to the contributions of CST’s family of donors, we can continue to delight audiences in Chicago and around the world through our trademark approach to theater that is inspired by the spirit of Shakespeare. Annual donations offset the substantial expense of producing theater of uncompromising quality and ambition. In recognition of the enhanced level of 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, 2015–July 12, 2016.

BARD CIRCLE AMBASSADORS $10,000–$24,999 Mary and Nick Babson Yasmina and Brian W. Duwe Stephanie Pope Frank and Kathy Ballantine S.M. Evans* The Jaquith Family Sal and Nazneen Razi Kate Blomgren Elizabeth Yntema and Mark Foundation Mark Reskin Mr. & Mrs. Norman Bobins, Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keiser Karla Scherer The Robert Thomas Bobins Jim and Karen Frank Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kent Rose L. Shure* Foundation Ellen and Paul Gignilliat Lew and Susan Manilow The Solomon Family Thomas L. and Cairy S. James and Brend Grusecki Margaret and Steven Harvey and Mary Struthers Brown Hill and Cheryl Hammock McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Bulley III Kathryn Hayley and Mark Bob and Becky McLennan Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John Canning Ketelsen Edward and Lucy R. Minor Mr. and Mrs. William J. Robert Dohmen David Hiller Foundation Tomazin, Jr. Shawn M. Donnelley and Stewart Hudnut and Vivian Robert and Annabel Moore Joan Wing Christopher M. Kelly Leith Christopher O’Brien Ronald and Geri Yonover BARD CIRCLE FELLOWS $5,000–$9,999 Helen and Sam Zell Mimi and Bud Frankel Jan and Craig Mahlstedt Dr. and Mrs. James Anonymous (2) J. Friedman Make It Better Media Scheffler, M.D. Barbara Gaines Matthew D. Maxwell Judy and David Schiffman Mr. and Mrs. Brit J. Bartter Christa and Greg Alfred McDougal and Earl and Brenda Shapiro Janice and Philip Beck Gallopoulos Nancy Lauter McDougal Foundation Joan and William J. Brodsky Deborah Gillespie Charitable Fund Kenneth Sharigian Barbara and Jim Bronner Ethel and Bill Gofen Amanda and Jess Merten Robin L. and Timothy D. Fund of the Yampa Valley Joan J. Golder Pamela G. Meyer Sheehan Community Foundation Richard and Mary L. Gray Ellie and Bob Meyers Chuck Simanek and Edna Jim Connor Joan M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. James F. Miller Burke Mr. Spark Cremen and Mr. Kimberlee S. Herold Mike and Adele Murphy Dick Simpson Paul Dykstra Ken Hitz Linda and Dennis Myers Mr. and Mrs. William Staley Keith S. Crow and Elizabeth Bill and Vicki Hood Dr. Martha Nussbaum Eric Q. Strickland Parker Crow Elizabeth Raymond and Dennis Olis Marjorie and Louis Susman Patrick Richard Daley Paul Hybel Cathy and Bill Osborn Anne and William Tobey The Hon. Richard M. Daley Fruman, Marian and Mr. and Mrs. John Patience Howard J. Trienens Theodore Eckert Foundation Lisa Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Dan and Patty Walsh Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Reinhardt H. and Shirley R. Patten, Jr. Mr. Reeve B. and Melissa Amy Rule Jahn Foundation Connie and Don Patterson Waud Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Engel Christie and John Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pritzker Linda and Jeffrey Wolfson Kevin and Joan Evanich Klaff Family Foundation John and Betsey Puth Family Foundation Michael Fain and Judith Chase and Mark Levey Ingrid and Stanley Razny Youngblood Executive Barnard Jane and Richard Lipton Richard and Donna Services, LLC Nellie and Sheldon Fink Michael Charles Litt Rosenberg Anonymous (3)

BARD CIRCLE PATRONS $2,500–$4,999 James L. Alexander and Patricia B. Carlson John Edelman and Suzanne Gene and Nancy Haller Curtis Drayer Richard and Ann Carr Krohn Dorothy and Richard Harza Catherine Allegra Patricia Cox George Engeln and Denise Vallie and Frederick Henry Doris Elizondo Alvarado Mark and Connie Crane Stewart Hon. Doris B. Holleb Trish and Bob Barr Carl Cucco and Blythe Lee Marie Evans Sheldon Holzman John W. Barriger Judy and Tapas K. Das E. Brooke Flanagan Jim and Mary Houston Drs. Gregory Boshart and Gupta Jennifer and Isaac Goldman Dick and Lou* Hurckes William Lawrence Philip and Marsha Dowd Sue and Melvin Gray Kirk and Cheryl Jaglinski Stephen C. and Bruce and Marnie Duff Ann and Doug Grissom *deceased

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Greg and Carol Josefowicz Mona Penner Bonnie and Roger Schmidt Catherine Taylor Cappel Judith L. Kaufman Joseph G. Phelps The Schroeder Foundation Mr. Gilbert Terlicher Jen and Brad Keck Andra and Irwin Press Patricia and David Schulte Richard and Elaine Tinberg Sanfred and Nancy Koltun C. James and Karen Prieur Judy and Thomas Scorza John and Maribeth Totten Mr. and Mrs. Ted Langan Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rauner Louis and Nellie Sieg Fund Gretchen W. Vacendak Robert H. Malott Bruce and Ellen Rodman Michael and Linda Simon Vic and Bonnie Vickrey, VOA The Howard and Kennon Ann and Robert Ronus Michael and Sharon Sloan Associates Inc. McKee Charitable Fund Deborah and Jeffrey S. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Charles Wert Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Michael W. Rude Smith David and Linda Wesselink Melchor Brent Rupple and Reaves Stan and Kristin Stevens Jon and Jennifer Zindel Catherine Mouly and Wimbish Donna and Tom Stone Anonymous (4) LeRoy T. Carlson, Jr. Bruce Sagan and Bette Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Oscar and Linda Orellana C. Hill Stonebraker Ros and David Parry John M. Savko and Eileen Sweeney and Deborah J. Hodges Joe Lauck BARD CIRCLE PARTNERS $1,000–$2,499 Laura and David David and Orit Carpenter Ingrid and Rich Dubberke Steve and Debbie Hallsey Abrahamson Dr. Robert W. Carton John Duncan and Robert Hanlon and Mr. and Mrs. William Antonio Casanova and Anita Sarafa Barbara MacDowall Adams IV Megan Ledbetter Drs. George Dunea and Mac Hansbrough and James and Sheila Amend Trisha Cassidy and Sally Dunea Lou Ivey Mrs. John Andersen Andrew Wycislak Kathy Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Hanson Dalia and Jurgis Anysas Ed Caveney and Eldred DuSold Kathy Harrington and Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Courtney Thomas Phil and Phyllis Eaton Charlie Moles Arbetter Robert A. and Iris J. Center Katharine Egan Dr. Robert A. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Gilberto Larry and Julie Chandler Donald and Deanna Elliott Kristen Elizabeth Hayes Arias, Jr. Stephen Chipman Deborah and Cody Engle Mary J. Hayes Jonathan and Katrina Arthur Stanley D. Christianson Patti Eylar and Howard Heath Peter and Lucy Ascoli Jane Christino and Charlie Gardner Pati and O.J. Heestand Pamela C. Atkinson Joseph Wolnski Elizabeth Lidd Factor, Esq. Janet and Bob Helman Carey and Brett August Thomas Clancy and Jeff Farbman and Donald E. Hilton and Edgar H. Bachrach Dana Green Ann Greenstein John Buscemi The Baila Foundation Rev. Dr. Jane A. Clark and Susan F. Flynn Sherry and Arnold Hirsch Pamela Baker and Mr. Michael A. Clark Henry and Frances Fogel Gail and Tom Hodges Jay R. Franke Keith and Barbara Clayton Ms. Lucinda Fox and Elizabeth Hogan and Katherine A. Balek Steven Cohen and Mr. John Mancini Louis Chan Edward Banas Michael Godnick Rhoda and Henry S. Frank Jim and Deborah Hopkinson Mike and Mary Baniak Bill and Alexandra Cole Willard and Anne Fraumann Nancy M. Hotchkiss Daniel and Michele Becker George and Minou Colis Patricia and Martin Freeman Patricia J. Hurley Michael and Diane Beemer Lew Collens Kim and Greg Frezados Leland Hutchinson and Bruce Bellak Jane and John Colman Mr. and Mrs. Abel Friedman Jean Perkins Leigh and Henry Bienen The Colmar Foundation Sharon Fritz Terrell and Jill Isselhard Richard and Heather Black Tuey and Karen Connell Dr. and Mrs. Willard Fry Pam and Paul James Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Paula Conrad Jack Fuller and Debra Paul Davis Jenkins Block Sean Conroy and Nora Daley Moskovits Justine Jentes and Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Jeannine Cordero and Paula and Michael Furst Dan Kuruna Block III David Kolin Edith B. Gaines Claudia and Rick Johnson Stephen and Jacquelynn Lawrence Corry J. Patrick and Nancy and Christopher Bossu Mr. and Mrs. William A. Anne M. Gallagher Johnson Ms. Francia Harrington and Crane Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gareis Russell N. Johnson and Mr. Vern Broders Christina and Bryan Cressey Stephen and Elizabeth Geer Mark D. Hudson Dirk Brom and Kim Russel Michael F. Csar Lolly and John E. Gepson Lynn and George Jones Rachel Bronson and John Charles Custer Suzanne and Frank Gerlits Eric and Laura Jordahl Matthews Kent and Liz Dauten Joyce and Allen Gerstein Ms. Susan M. Junkroski Douglas R. Brown Nancy Dehmlow John F. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Kain Suzanne and John Brubaker William DeWoskin and Mr. and Mrs. James J. Glasser HBK Engineering, LLC Linda and Michael Welsh Wendy S. Gross Judith Goldberg Dr. Claudia Katz Brian Burrows and Amina Dickerson William and Anne Goldstein Kathryn and Bill Kerr Penny Kahan Mr. and Mrs. Byram Dickes Gordon and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kiphart Susanne Bush-Wilcox Leigh Diffay and Goodman The Kochanek Family Lucy Butler Mary Ann Angle Jim Goodridge and Joan and Richard Kohn Mildred L. Calhoun and Roberta S. Dillon Joan Riley The Koldyke Family Fund Joseph U. Schorer Wendy Doniger Linda D. and James and Carolyn Krause Marion A. Cameron Mary Donners Meyer Craig C. Grannon Jay Krehbiel Stephen and Adra Campbell David and Eileen Michael Greenwald Michele Kurlander Dr. and Mrs. David R. Donnersberger Jill and David Greer Patrick R. Lagges Campbell Carole and Peter Doris Elizabeth Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lane Michael L. Cardinale and Dr. and Mrs. James L. Michael Serritella Mr. and Mrs. Eric Larsen Autumn L. Mather Downey Mary E. Hafertepe Susan and Richard Lenny Marcy Carlin Joan Govan Downing Julie Hall Joanie and Richard Leopold

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Barry Levenstam and Corinne Morrissey David and Lee Reese Mrs. Ellen Stone Belic Elizabeth Landes Sandra L. Mueller Lynne and Allan Reich Susan R. and John W. Benita Levy Howard and Sandra William and Louise Robb Sullivan Foundation Collin and Andrew Levy Nagelberg William C. Roberts, Jr. Paul Svoboda Diane v. S. and John and Susan Naughton Edmund and Carol Ronan Sandra Sweet Robert M. Levy Dr. Susan Nedza and Ed Roob Kimberly K. Taylor The Bookie’s Paperbacks Dr. Oswaldo Lastres Alexander and Anne Ross Harrison and Marilyn & More Hope G. Nightingale and Dr. Abbie Helene Roth and Tempest Mark Liberson David Ellis Sandra Gladstone Roth Mrs. Vernon B. Thomas Mrs. Carole F. Liebson and John and Janis Notz Bob Kunio and Libby Roth Mrs. Lisa Marie Thyer Dr. Philip R. Liebson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kate and Ron Rother Lawrence E. Timmins Trust Robert B. Lifton and Nusinow Joseph O. Rubinelli, Jr. Philip and Becky Tinkler Carol Rosofsky James F. Oates and Jane Nicholl Sahlins Stephanie and John Tipton Valerie Kolis and Adam Grymkowski Angelique A. Sallas, Ph.D. Joanne Troutner Peter Livaditis Bill and Penny Obenshain Bettylu and Paul Saltzman Gary Tubb Diane and Bill Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oberlander Larry Salustro Brady Twiggs James and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. James J. Robert P. Schaible Henry and Janet Underwood Loewenberg O’Connor April and Jim Schink Anne VanWart and John H. Long and Nona Phil O’Connor, PROactive David and Stephanie Michael Keable Harrison Long Strategies, Inc. Schrodt Mr. and Mrs. Todd Vieregg Jim and Kay Mabie Barbara and Daniel O’Keefe Deborah and George Schulz Mr. and Mrs. Clark L. Wagner Martha and John Mabie Sarah and Wallace Oliver Erich and Judy Schwenker Mary Kay Walsh Charlene and Gary Sara O’Neal Maryellen and Thomas Scott David Wasserman, M.D MacDougal Jonathan F. Orser Barbara and Joe Sedelmaier Eva Wassermann and Barry and Mary Ann Dr. John O’Toole and Richard and Betty Seid Roger Hill MacLean Dr. Kristin Walter Dr. Mridu Dore Sekhar Frona C. Daskal Mary and Larry Mages Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ottley Jan and Emanuel Semerad Mrs. Susan Weber Paula and Jeffrey Malak George and Peggy Kyle and Diane Seymour The Weinberg Family Kevin Malone and Pandaleon Andrew H. Shaw and Martha Foundation Frank Labaty Grayce Papp A. Peterson Charitable Marco and Joan Weiss Naja Maltezos Drs. Allen L. and Georga Fund Ms. Tamra Weiss Lisa Runnells Markham Parchem The Ilene and Michael Shaw Brian and Sheila Whalen Helen Marlborough and Robert K. Parsons and Charitable Trust Mrs. Henry P. Wheeler Harry Roper Victoria J. Herget Brian and Melissa Sherman P. Wheeler Faye Marlowe Lanny and Terry Passaro Jack Siegel and Lisa and Randy White Roland and Adele Martel Jenny and Scott Pattullo Evelyn Brody Stuart and Diana Widman Doretta and Robert Marwin Wendy and Hank Paulson Craig Sirles Brooks W. Wilkinson, M.D. Judy and John McCarter William L. Paunan Dina Smeltz Carol Williams Mr. John F. McCartney Thomas Pawlik and Gail and Russell G. Smith II Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Michael McCaslin and Ava Cohn Joan Sorensen Willmott Patrick Ashley Michael Payette and Kathleen and Brian Spear Doug Wilson Rajalaxmi S. McKenna George Mariner Deborah Spertus Duain Wolfe Douglas McLemore and Theodore and Harriette David and Ingrid Stallé Dr. Ada Woo and Judith Rittenhouse Perlman Dawn Stanislaw Dr. William Ching Swati and Siddharth Mehta Sandra Perlow Mr. and Mrs. Harrison I. Steve and Arna Yastrow Bill Melamed and Edward R. Phillipp Steans Paul and Mary Yovovich Jamey Lundblad Kathleen Picken Cheryl Steiger and Stephanie Zabela and Helen Melchior Steven Plevin Kevin Noonan Jamie Obermeier Sandra and Bernie Meyer Victoria Podesta and Nikki and Fred Stein Deborah and Robert Zeller Dana M. Mikstay Rick Ackerly Roger Stein and Jill Deutsch Ann Ziegler Judith and Robert Miller Richard and Charlene Maureen Steindler William Ziemann Family of Nancy and Posner Charles F. Stencel William R. Zimmer, M.D. Henry Mills Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Prinz Carol D. Stein and Anonymous (10) Dr. Marilyn Mitchell David and Valeria Pruett James S. Sterling David Mordini and Wendy and Jeffrey Puglielli Liz Stiffel Jerome Fitzgerald Kim G. Redding Robert S. Stillman

COLLEAGUES $500–$999 Dr. Kris and Mrs. Trisha Drs. Andrew and Iris Gregory Batton and Carol H. Woods Bowman and Rooney Alden Aronson Constantine Michele M. Thompson Karen Alexander Richard K. Baer, M.D. and Ron Bauer Design Inc. Brenner Family Fund Dominic and Kathryn Carol Hirschfield C. Bekerman, M.D. Richard H. Brewer and Mary Allocco Bonnie A. Barber Susan Benner Ann Schwartz John and Mary Alukos Mr. and Mrs. William G. Joan Israel Berger John A. Bross Robert W. Andersen and Barker III Harriet K. Bernstein Alan and Carol Brown George P. Schneider Richard and Lauren Barnett Frances and Ed Blair Margaret Scanlan Brown Ms. Carol L. Anderson Peter Barrett David and Linda Blumberg Pam and James Buchholz Robert C. Anderson Barbara Barzansky Nancy Bodeen Buck Creek Fund Teresa Andresen Sandra Bass Robert and Linda Bolas Jan Burnham and Mareon R. Arnold Ray Carney

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Elizabeth Nolan and Kevin Jack and Donna Greenberg Alan McCloud Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. L. Buzard Charles Grode Peter McDonald Senior Ed Calkins Harsha and Susan Gurujal McMillan and Associates James Shaeffer and Patrick and Betsy Canning Ms. Waverly Hagey-Espie Terry J. Medhurst Lynn Hughitt Judy Cape John Hardi, Ph.D and Withrow W. Meeker Susan H. and Robert E. Janet Carl Smith and Paul Ganzotto Judith Meguire Shapiro Mel Smith Marcia and Glenn Harer Jonathan and Jill Meier Liz and Jeff Sharp Kenneth and Harriet Carlson Jill Hartman Ernst Melchoir Bev Shaw Hayford Ron and Kavita Chadha Lois and Donald Hartung Mr. and Mrs. John Merritt John and Kay Shaw The Cherrett Family Lois and Marty Hauselman Daniel Meyer Hille and Christian Sheppard Ms. Monique Clarine Jane A. Hawksley Jane Meyer Richard Neville and Timothy and Theresa James and Anne Heger Robert and Lois Moeller Karen Shields Coburn Raynelle F. Heidrick Patricia Monroe Michael Singer and Tricia and Benjamin Cox Rose C. Heim Mr. and Mrs. James Montana Marcy Posner Pauline K. and J. William Diane Henry Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Moody Mr. William Singer and Cuncannan Ms. Nancy Heskin Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ms. Joanne Cicchelli Ann Cunniff Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Hibbard Moore Peter Siragusa and Charlotte and Lawrence Mrs. Mary P. Hines Rick and Joyce Morimoto Pam Marsden-Siragusa Damron Brian Horwood and Heather Morrison Mr. Gregg Skalinder and Marilyn Darnall Mary Beth Berkoff Milan and Shannon Mrksich Mrs. Barbara B. Kreader Lisette and Richard Davison Andrea and Greg Hosbein Rano and Bobbie Mueller Diane Smith Wilma and Michael Delaney Karen and Tom Howell Gerald and Maia Mullin Matthew Smith Mr. Paul Dengel and Charles and Caroline Henry Munez Melissa and Chuck Smith Ms. Paula J. Morency Huebner Blair and Becky Nagel Bryan and Cathy Sponsler Jim and Melissa Donath Joseph and Ginia Jahrke Judith E. Neisser Sue E. Stealey Kristin Drutchas Mr. John Jendras and George and Paula Noble Cynthia Steimle Dr. and Mrs. W. Brian Ms. Judith A. Paice Marcia Northrup La Barge Heather and Randy Jennifer and Peter Dunne Reena and Sajiv John John and Pat O’Brien Steinmeyer Thomas and Martha Dwyer Randee and Vance Johnson Malcolm and Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Steve Barbara and John Eckel Drs. Michael and Abhilasha O’Hagan Steinmeyer Melanie Ehrhart Jones Daniel O’Neill Nancy and Bruce Stevens Salli H. Eley Edward T. Joyce Tom O’Neill and Ann David Susan and Roger Stone Mary Elson JS Charitable Trust Kimberlee Ostrowski Sylvia and Joe Stone Thomas and Pat Erickson Bob Kaplan Jim and Sharon O’Sullivan George Streeter Dr. Brenda Eriksen Jerry and Judy Kaufman Sarah R. Packard Christyne Demos Drs. Ron and Judy Eshleman B. Michael and Laura Kelly Ilene Patty and Tom Terpstra Lois and Richard Stuckey Lori Gray Faversham Debra and Chuck Kent Margaret Pendry Sara E. Sumner Dawn M. 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Karen Horowitz Jayna and Barry Kroll Gordon and Stephanie Cynthia and James Patti Vida Hotchkiss Kumar Foundation Medlock Peggy H. Paulsen John and Leigh Hourihane Marty and Sarah Kurtz Lois Melvoin Mary and Greg Pearlman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lamb Daniel Menitoff Patrice Pearsall Huels W. Edwin and Mary Laurie Merel Adam Peirce Ms. Mary Huigens Langbein Sara and Richard Mesirow Tom Pendry Professor and Mrs. Clark William and Blair Lawlor Dr. Jerrold and Marian Dr. and Mrs. George B. Hulse Mrs. Frances Lederer Michaels Perlstein, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Beth and Christopher Lee Tim Michel and Amy Laiken Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Perry Hummer Anonymous Marie B. Miclat Gerald Perutz Cecily Hunt Keep up the good work - Robert O. Middleton Elizabeth Anne Peters Ann Murray and Mike The Lees Family Andrea Miller Melanie and Dan Peterson Hurtubise Ruth Lekan Pat and Ronald S. Miller Jaclyn Peterson David and Karen Hyman Frank and Joyce Lester Sarah J. 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John Rudy George and Lynne Simon Christian Taylor Mr. Howard Weiss Judy Runge and Joanne and Mac Sims Susan C. Taylor Mrs. Olga Weiss and Thomas Nussbaum Jenna Skrak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dr. George Honig Sandra and Eric Ruskoski Maureen Slater Teichgraeber Albert and Sherrie Weiss Robin Russo Michael Slater and Mr. Alvin Telser Susan Weiss and Jill and Allan Ruter Carrie Pena Harold L. Temple Dean Grosshandler Ed and Diana Ruthman Jane and Arthur Slaven Roberta and Leonard Lyman and Deana Welch Greg and Anne Ryan Christine Sloan Tenner Scott Welch Patricia Ryan and Lynn Sloan and Joseph and Dahlia Tesher John and Connie Wesley H. Michael Biscan Jeffrey Rosen Ronald Tevonian Mitchell Weston Toby and Penelope Sachs James and Mary Jo Slykas Barbara and Randy Thomas John W. Wheeler Susan Salay Richard Smart Matt Thomas Floyd and Judy Whellan Richard and Susan Sanders Wes and Lori Smedley Joan and Kenneth Nike Whitcomb James and Judith Elaine D. Smith Thompson Charles A. and Jeanette Satkiewicz Julia Smith and Sue and James Thompson White Mary Ann and Bob Savard Ira Bodenstein Karen Tiersky Barbara Whitman Edna Schade Mary Ann Smith Jeannie Tinkham and Mr. Chad Williams and Marie-Claude Schauer Steve and Jill Smith John Marrese Dr. Amy Williams Anne and Steven Scheyer Shane Danger Snow and Larry and Carol Townsend Diana Williams Susan and Edward Schiele Kristen Jex James M. and Carol D. Trapp Kelly Williams Jeffrey Lee Schlapp Shirley S. Solomon Richard Traut Robert Williford Dr. Kenneth Schmidt Ricahrd Soohey and Joanne Tremulis Mrs. Peggy Stewart Wilson Steve Schneider Elizabeth Cameron Peter and Carol Trobe Ann Wise Ralph and Donna Schuler Tracy Spadola Anne Trompeter Kate Wiswald Larry and Natalie Richard and Nancy Spain Marti Truemper, Dedicated Adam and Vania Wit Schumacher Mr. Rand Sparling and to my Lisle High Students Peter Woan Don and Polly Schwartz Ms. Adrienne Meisel Adam and Michelle Tuton Peter Woan John and Dianne Schwartz DeeDee Spence Mary Kay Tuzi Susan and Michael Wolz Will Schwarz and Nancy Ronna Stamm and John and Lori Twombly Diane P. Wood Grace; Sam, Anna and Paul Lehman Jane and Howard Tyner Jeffrey and Claudia Wood Nate Schwarz Kathleen Steffen and Paulos Stike and Dr. Anne H. Wright Mr. Guy Sclafani Steve Wirth Elizabeth Vadas Ruth N. Wukasch Donald and Victoria Scott Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J. Margaret Veach Philip and Virginia Yarrow Pat Sczygiel Stenhouse, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael and Ike and Adeline Young Deborah and Laurence Segil Mr. Don Stevens Marilyn Vender Edward Joseph Zarach John Sergo Mr. Terrance Stevenson Jonathan Verge David Zarefsky Irene Sewell Don and Isabel Stewart Robert and Camille Von Janice Ziebka Mr. William H. Sharp Mary Stitt Dreele John and Linda Zimnie Ruth Sharps Rich Stoddart Larry and Doris Walther Christine Zrinsky Cindy Shearn Barney and Nancy Straus Gloria A. Walton Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Richard W. Shepro and Brandon T. Strawn Sandra Wolsfeld Warner Zulkey Lindsay E. Roberts Mr. G. Ralph Strohl and Gwenyth B. Warton David Zwarycz Nancy and Richard Sher Dr. Mrinalini Rao Roberta and Robert Anonymous (18) Ron and Carol Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Washlow Marjorie E. Sherman Sullivan Bronna Wasserman Graciela and Angus Shorey George Patrick Surgeon Sandra and Steve Waters Ellen and Richard Shubart Shirley Swanson Yvonne Webb Michael, Leslie and Sylvester Construction Fred and Kathy Weber Collin Sieber Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Weible Anna and Mark Siegler Mr. and Mrs. Casmir F. Jim and Mary Weidner Joanne Silver Szczepaniak Barry Goldman and Victoria Mr. and Mrs. John Silverman Susan Tarcov Weisenberg

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Robert and Mary Borden Maia Conner Deane Ellis Carl and Rosemary Gilmore Neil Borgstrom Peter and Judy Connolly Peter Alfred Emery Debra Gineris Mr. Steven Borkenhagen Lori N. Connor Erika Erich Michael Girts Janice and Joseph Bosco Jamie P. Constantine R. Marquiss and Gerry and Stan Glass Jennifer Bowen-Shauver Sharon Conway Virginia Erlanson Dr. and Mrs. Richard Glinka Lynn A. Bowers Jack Cooksey Patricia Ewers GlobalView Software, Inc. Craig Bowles Ms. Alma Corona Grace and Thomas Ewert Claire and Mark Golan Jim and Jean Boylan Ms. Anna Correa Linda C. Fairbanks and Natalie Goldberg Robert Bradner Doug and Laura Coster Jeanne DeVore Steve and Linda Goranson Mark Brandfonbrener Kevin Coughlin John Emmet Fallon Family Michael and Amy Gordon Miller and Stephanie Gregory Alvarado-Schafler John and Kathy Farr Sylvia G. 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Gail Holmberg and Judy Koon Sharon L. Manuel Ms. Barbara A. Murtha Henri Gillet Shari Kouba Quincy Maquet John Andrew Nagy Laura Holmes Lottie Kowalski Maratea Family Mary Nair Alan J. Hommerding and Debra and James Koziarz Ben and Mary Lou Carol Thomas Neely Robert Personett Mr. and Mrs. William G. Marchello Richard M. Neis Mr. Matt Hooks Kragh Marcie Marcovitz Leslie and William Nelson Mrs. Jacqueline Hopkins Cameron Krieger Kathy Markham Albert A. Nemcek, M.D. Susan Hopkins Linda and Paul Krivkovich The Peter Markos Family Betsy J. Newman Susan K. Horn and Lori and Cliff Kroeter Mary Ann and Dennis Marks Thai and Susan Le Donald S. Honchell Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Kenneth B. Marshall Laurie Nielsen Max Horowitz Kubasiak Patricia Daley Martino Barbara S. Njus Maureen and Bob Horrell Linda Kulikowski Anthony Massino Jerry and Geraldine Nolen Dr. William H. Hosken George Kunzmann Teresa Mastin Mary Alma Noonan Suzanne and Gene Bob and Marian Kurz James R. Mather Jose and Sara Ochoa Hotchkiss Dolores and Robert Kustom Deborah and James Kathleen Field Orr and Barbara Hufnus Ms. Suzanne Labelle Mathews Dr. Edward Ogata Dr. Kate Ann Hyland Diane and Chuck Laff Jacquelyn A. Mattfeld Margaret and Kevin O’Keefe Mrs. Donna Ingram Mary Ellen Lamb Charles and Jeannette Colleen O’Leary and Margaret Ivetic Eileen Dordek and Mauter Craig Schuttenberg Katrina Jackiewicz Chris Landgraff Lisa C. Mazzullo Jean Oliver Mr. Harold Jackson Drew Landmesser Mary McArthur and Ute and Reed O’Malley Kristin Jacobsen and Edwin Landon John Hawes Ms. Karen O’Malley Allan Shampine Pete Friedmann and Gary L. McCann James T. O’Neill Robert Seeman and Karen Laner Michael and Jacqueline Neal and Mary Clark Karin Jacobson Laurel and Jim Lannen McConnell Ormond Dr. and Mrs. Harry J. Jaffe Chere LaRose-Senne Sara M. Savakis Meghan Otis Mary Anne and Mary and Mark Larson Kathryn McEnroe and Douglas and Suzanne Frank Jakalski Phyllis Laughlin Ed Riggins Overbeck Anthony and Ann Janacek Laura A. Ledford Karen C. McGirr Jay L. Owen Anthony Janka Kristin Lenda Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. James and Sacha Pacyga Meghan Jankovich Mary and John Lesch McGivern Robert Paddock Theresa and Gilbert Janson Robert S. Levin Madeleine McGonigle Prem and Patricia Pahwa Karen Jared Roberta and Stuart Pat McGrail Matt Pakula Mr. William and Dr. Julie Levin, M.D. Carolyn McGuire To Palos Restoration Jastrow Laurie and Marshall Levine Dan and Mary McGuire Stanley Pantelis Paul Dawson Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Bernard James D. McQuillan DJ and Susie Paoni David and Amy Jennings Leviton Jo Ann Meadows and Mrs. Joan Parojcic Jeffrey Jens Susan Levitt J.P. Matejczyk Naomi Parrella Jessica Jessen Karen Lewis Helen Mehler Mary and Mark Partridge Patricia A. Jiganti Phyllis Libbin Claretta Meier Judy and Tim Patenode Karen and Dan Johns Ms. Nancy Liljedahl Maureen Meier Nancy Patterson Mary Lou Johns and David and Carol Liner Constance Meinwald Kurt J. Peight John Rynes Dean and Alison Lipskis Carol A. Mester Marilyn Perno Dr. Hulon and Dr. Raymonda Charles and Susan Lipson Annemarie Michaud Bonnie Perry T. Johnson Patricia M. Livingston Mike Milkes Nadine Petersen Robert and Rose Johnson Velda Lloyd Mrs. Edward J. Miller John and Christine Pfeiffer Carla and Erik Kahler Ms. Diane Locandro Kimberley Miller Genevieve Phelps Paula Kahn Kristine Lofquist and Gerry and Penelope Miller John H. Phillips Catherine Kallal Saleem Malik Judith Mischel Kevin and Kathryn Phillips Kim and Andy Kammer Katherine Logue Ann Mokrauer and Daniel Ms. Mary Plauche Ms. Marilyn Karsh Mr. Dominic Lomoro Caroll Madden Marlan Popovich Diane and Byron Karzas Vicky M. Longawa Ms. Mary Therese Molony Katherine Porter Mike and Jane Kathman Rick Loria Alexandra V. Moore Sally and Jim Porter Richard and Heidi Katz Mr. and Mrs. John Losasso Bill and Bobbie Moore Denise Preston Mary Ann Kaufman Leslie Losh J. Clifford Moos D. Elizabeth Price Caroline Keenan Edith Love Todd and Linda Morning James Price Mr. Steven Kekich Mr. and Mrs. J. Samuel Sheldon Mostovoy and Jerry Proffit Heather Prendergast-Kelley Lovering Nola Penn Caterina Pryde and Seth Julie and Bill Kellner Carolyn J. Lowum Emily Mulka Chambers Maureen Kelly Yike Lu Luigi H. Mumford Marcia Purze Drs. John and Lauren Kern Robin Lucansky Mr. and Mrs. David M. Thomas Quinn and Algimantas Kezelis John Lucey Murdoch Eileen Furey Dr. Mary Kay Kickels Roseanne Lucianek Mr. and Mrs. James R. Frances Radencic James and Lynn Kiley Brad Lyerla Murphy Mrs. Jeanine Radzinski E. Kilroy Family David and Tracy Mack Patricia Murphy Cheryl Rampage and Leigh and Greg Kinczewski Dave and Nancy Madsen Mary Ellen Murphy Larry LaBoda Henry and Sandra Kite Antohony Maier Thomas F. Murphy Adele Rapport Carol Kizziah Gregg Malicki Sheila and Meredith Murray Josh Rapur Rob and Debbie Kling Michael Maloney Megan Murray Debbie and Stan Rea Moyra I. Knight John and Sherry Malusa Timothy and Janet David Rebnord Carol Knoerzer Anonymous Murtaugh Leslie Recht

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Gary and Susan Redeker Marcia Schneider Steinmetz English Nicholas Weingarten and Mike Reed Chris Schroeder Department Cynthia Winter Suzanne Reid and Nancy Schulson Andrew Sund Patricia and Michael B. Kenneth Leone Ellen Schweri Art and Rita Sussman Weinstein Myra Reilly Robert Kent Scott Mr. and Mrs. William R. Darla and Roger Terry E. Remke Gail and Lewis Segal Sutton Weissenberg Laurie Rentschler Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Seiler Rachael Swann and Ellen & Cheri Weissman Marilyn and Guy Revesz Christa Selig William Fancher Susan and Richard Wellek Stephen Richards and Donald and Ruth Sender Linda Swanson Seely Steven Welton and Carol Milder Naomi and Jerry Senser Elizabeth Swider Tamara Horn Mark Richman Beverly and Gregory Serviss Judy Swiger Jami Wenckunas Terrence Riddel and John Seymour Natilie Szwarek William and Mary Wenzel Elizabeth Cassiday David J. Shanahan Christina Marie Taufen Patricia Wess Karl J. Riedl and Eileen Shelly Shannon Louise I. Tausche Susan and David Westby Kaplan Myron and Beverly Shapiro Daniel F. Thake Ross and Elizabeth Wheeler Sandi Riggs Mrs. Yaira A. Shapiro Cheryl Thaxton Doug and Sue Whinnery R.J. Dr. Terry Sherer Paul and Linda Mary and Ronald Whitaker Carol J. and Dennis M. Robb Mr. and Mrs. James Thistlethwaite Lisa Wiersma Ann V. Roberts Sherman Floyd Thompson Denise Wilcox Maureen Roberts-Bergman Lawrence A. Sherman Ms. Virginia Tobiason Clifton J. Wilkow Clark and Peggie Robinson Sarah Shirk Mary Tobin and David Jessica and Cristine Natasha Monique Robinson Bill and Harlan Shropshire Schenker Williams Julian Rodriguez Gerri Shute Susan R. Tolin Jan Williams Joan V. Roeder Roberta and Howard Siegel Elizabeth and Robert Ms. Linnea Wilson Wylie and Leah Rogers Bruce and Sarane Siewerth Tompkin Christine Anne Wilson Michael V. Roman and Raymond W. Siffel II John and Jennifer Toomey Fritz Wilson Gary R. Paaren Barbara K. Silverman Ms. Laura Torphy Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Alan and Debra Rosenberg Harvey and Janice Celeste Troon Wilson Barbara Rosin and Silverstone Coleman and Deborah Jeffrey Wilt Harvey Kallick Rick Simon Tuggle Martin Wojcik Sue Ross Mark and Alison Skertic Ms. Linda Turney Mr. Leonard Wojtecki Steven Roth Drs. Linda Skitka and The Vales Family Dorothy and Eric Wolff Cyndi Rotondo William McCready Elizabeth Van Ness Sarah Wolff and Patricia L. and Philip H. Barbara Puechler and Jeff and Nancy Van Winkle Joel Handelman Rowland Wesley G. Skogan Thomas and Toni Cindy Wolfson Alannah and Henry Ruder Terry Slater Van Der Moere Amy Woodworth Kathryn Wirtz Rugen Abigail Sloane Joanna B. Vanni Patrick and Patrice Peter Ruggiero and Mary Kay and Frank John VanPelt Wooldridge Joan Craig Slocumb James Vardiman Bruce W. Worthel and Susan Rundle and Dr. Marcia Slomowitz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Barbara G. Young Philip Castillo Ms. Suzanne Smart Vavrinek Dale W. Wyant Sherri Ruppel Madison R. and Carolyn J. Juan F. Villa Julie Yamaguchi Mary Ann and Stephen Smith Barbara Vines Scott Yanklowitz Ruskin Richard and Sharlene Smith Billal and Faizah Virani Kim Yaskoski and Robert J. Rustman Robert A. Sniegowski Randall Vlcek Tom Sullivan Mark Saltzman Liz Sode Zana Vujicic Derek Yeghiazarian Elizabeth Samuels Sara A. Solla Tina Vulgaris Bruce and Nancy Young, Dr. and Mrs. JF Sarwark Abigail Spreyer Albert and Arlene Wagner Gasco LLP Mrs. Nicholas Savaiano Anne Springer Penelope and Robert Christine and Thomas Gary and Kay Saxvik John and Lenette Wainwright Young Robert P. Scales Staudinger Lillian Walanka Kristine and Michael Phillip Angeline Schaefer Bill and Paige Steers Lulu Young Dr. Ronald W. Schaefer Steven Steiber Russel Walen Yuzu Sushi and Robata Grill Susan Schafer Seth Stephens Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace Darrell Zavitz Debra and Roy Scheck Janet and Charles A. Stern Rev. Mark J. Walter Jamie G. Zelvin Heidi Schelling and Rhonda and Gary Stern Sandra Walters Mr. and Mrs. Laurence W. Dana Bertogli Nancy S. Hart and Kevin and Anne Warnke Zoeller Michael Schlesinger Michael Stieber Mel and Tamara Waskin Donna Zuckerberg and Rosa and Nathan Schloss Jason and Renata Stiehl Barry Watkins Harry Schmidt Deborah Schmedemann Carol and Charles Stocking Dr. Russell and Marie Watt Charles and Gail Zugerman Art Schneider Eileen and George Stone Barbara Webster Mark Zumbach Alexander Schneider Jane B. Stone Susan Wein Anonymous (33) Barbara and Lewis Stacey Street Dr. Carol Weinberg and Schneider Judy Struck Mr. Harold J.

44 Summer 2016 | The Merchant of Venice INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS Tribute Program

An honor or memorial gift is a distinctive way to honor the memory of friends and family or pay tribute to milestone celebrations. For more information regarding this program, please contact Brooke Flanagan in the Advancement Office at 312.595.5581 or [email protected].

Reflects gifts received between July 12, 2015–July 12, 2016

MEMORIAL GIFTS FOR SARAJANE AVIDON Jeffrey Rosen and Lynn Sloan FOR ARLENE FIELDSTEEL AND FELIX SHUMAN Richard and Betty Seid V.E. Hicks Diane Dorsey and Daniel Dick Simpson FOR ABBY S. MAGDOVITZ- Goldring Claire Smith WASSERMAN Steve Gottlieb Barry and Susan Sussman David Wasserman, M.D Mac Hansbrough and Gail Thompson Lou Ivey Johanna Ward Bonnie and Michael Intorcia Siran Khachadourian FOR ELIZABETH BOHNE Stephen and Connie King COLLINS Joan and Richard Kohn Collin and Andrew Levy Sara Segal Loevy and FOR LOIS DUNN Steven R. Lovey Kathy Dunn Bill and Kate Pogue

HONORARY GIFTS FOR DAN COHEN FOR BETSY AND JACK KARP FOR CARL AND MARILYNN Marilyn Richman Gail and Lewis Segal THOMA The Patterson Family FOR PHILIP AND LA ENGEL FOR CHASE LEVEY Diana F. Blitzer Sue Gray FOR PAM AND DOUG The Howard and Kennon WALTER FOR HARVE FERRILL McKee Charitable Fund Lanny and Terry Passaro Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Wilmott FOR MARK OUWELEEN FOR BARBARA GAINES AND SARAH HARDI Lucy Butler Matthew Smart Macki and Paul Ellenbogen Edith B. Gaines FOR CHRISTOPHER Philip Matsikas PAZDERNIK Jonathan Weiss Jonathan Weiss FOR ELLIOT GOLOVKIN FOR JANE SAHLINS Kaylin Murray Shelley Gorson and Alan Salpeter FOR JASON HARRINGTON AND AUDIO-DESCRIBED FOR ROBERT SANDERS PERFORMANCES Barbara J. Anderson Paul Rink FOR STEVE SOLOMON FOR CRISS HENDERSON Signorelli Consulting Group Faye Marlowe

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Members of the First Folio Society have generously included Chicago Shakespeare Theater in their estate plans. Chicago Shakespeare honors their thoughtful commitment to our future.

Mary and Nick Babson Raymond and Judy McCaskey John W. Barriger Jonathan F. Orser Joan Israel Berger Sheila Penrose and Ernie Mahaffey Kathy Dunn Barbara Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Engel Chuck Simanek and Edna Burke Edith B. Gaines Michael and Sharon Sloan Michael Goldberger Steve and Robin Solomon Linda D. and Craig C. Grannon Helen and Richard Thomas Julie Hall Gayle and Glenn R. Tilles Dr. Anne McCreary Juhasz Linda Vertrees Judy and John Keller Wilmont “Vic” Vickrey, Founding Principal, VOA Architects Anstiss Hammond Krueck Anonymous (2) Anne E. Kutak

Chicago Shakespeare gratefully acknowledges the following estates that have provided gifts of bequests.

Evelyn D. Barriger Parker Hall George W. Blossom III Corinne Johnson Nelson D. Cornelius Harold H. Plaut S.M. Evans Rose L. Shure

To include Chicago Shakespeare in your estate plans, please contact Brooke Flanagan at 312.595.5581 or [email protected]

46 Summer 2016 | The Merchant of Venice CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER Matching Gifts

By providing matching support, the following organizations are actively contributing to causes that improve the communities where their employees live and work. Chicago Shakespeare Theater salutes these employers for increasing the impact of donor support. Contact your employer today to find out more about their matching gift initiatives.

Reflects gifts received between July 1, 2014–July 12, 2016.

Aon plc GE Foundation Nuveen Investments AT&T Foundation General Mills Foundation Polk Bros. Foundation Baird Foundation, Inc. Goldman, Sachs & Co. Schneider Electric SA Bank of America Illinois Google Texas Instruments BlueCross BlueShield of Helen Brach Foundation The Boeing Company Illinois IBM Corporation The Chicago Community Caterpillar Foundation Illinois Tool Works Inc. Trust Cisco Systems John D. and Catherine T. The Field Foundation of Citizens Charitable MacArthur Foundation Illinois Foundation Johnson Controls The Northern Trust CNA Foundation Foundation Company Discover Financial JPMorgan Chase The Rhoades Foundation Services Kirkland & Ellis LLP The Saints Empact Emergency Leo Burnett UnitedHealthcare of Physicians LLC Motorola Solutions, Inc. Illinois Contributed Materials

Contributed materials and services are an essential component in sustaining Chicago Shakespeare’s role as a gathering place for audiences, artists and members of the community. We thank the following individuals and organizations for their valuable donations of goods and/or services.

Reflects contributions received between July 1, 2015–July 20, 2016.

Acadia Exelon North Coast Brewing Co. Ryan McCaskey Hall’s Rental Service Richard Porter Ambiente Catering Rich Hein Alpana Singh Arc Worldwide Heritage Wine Cellars, Ltd. Shure Incorporated BASE Entertainment HMS Media, Inc. Chef Art Smith BBJ Linen Illinois Restaurant SPLASH Norm and Virginia Bobins Association Starwood Hotels and Resorts Bukiety Floral Design Inspired Catering and Events Strategic Hotels Capital, Inc Carol’s Event Staffing by Karen and Gina Stefani Teller CDW Kirkland & Ellis LLP Theater Development Fund Chicago Public Media Jam Productions Titan Media Mary T. Christel Chef J. Joho Van Duzer Vineyards— Communications Direct KPMG Family for Literacy Carl and Marilynn Thoma DMK Restaurants Make It Better Media WTTW, WFMT Dover Foundation MDR Creative Food For Thought Motorola Inc. Catering Nixon Peabody LLP

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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois knows our communities perform at their best through the act of togetherness. By supporting the arts and education, and implementing outreach wellness programs, we’re proud to help our neighbors shine on any stage.

A Division of Health Care Service Corporation, a Mutual Legal Reserve Company, an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association