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Chicago Shakespeare Theater 800 E. Grand on Navy Pier On the Boards 8 Chicago, Illinois 60611 A selection of notable CST 312.595.5600 events, plays and players www.chicagoshakes.com ©2012 Director’s Notes Chicago Shakespeare Theater 10 All rights reserved. Director John Tiffany describes the tradition of artistic director: Barbara Gaines genre-defying Scottish theater executive director: Criss Henderson

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pictured above: About the National 21 Cameron Barnes, Theatre of Scotland photo by Manuel Harlan Profiles 22

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Playwright’s Note 30 Author Gregory Burke considers the quest for individual and company identity in the Black Watch regiment

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DEAR FRIENDS You rarely ever get a second chance in life, and yet Chicago has the opportunity to again host the astonishing National Theatre of Scotland production, Black Watch. Acknowledged the world over as one of the top theatrical events of our time, this stunning play interrogates the sacrifice of modern warfare while celebrating the brave men and women who defend their countries on the front line. Set in the Chicago Park District’s historic Broadway Armory, a former drill hall, this site-specific location uniquely integrates American military history into today’s performance.

Black Watch is presented through Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s celebrated World’s Stage Series. As the foremost producer of international theater in Chicago, CST is honored to act as a cultural ambassador. This initiative has introduced the leading international companies and artists to Chicago audiences, while also touring CST’s work to theaters and festivals around the world. More than 40 productions have crossed borders over the past decade as a result of our commitment to serve as a global theater reflective of our global city.

As part of the launch of our fall theater season, Black Watch joins two other singular productions, both running at our home on Navy Pier. We hope you will join us for Associate Artistic Director Gary Griffin’s production of Sunday in the Park with George, as well as The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart, another World’s Stage presentation from the National Theatre of Scotland. Whether you are joining us on Navy Pier, in Chicago’s neighborhoods or abroad, we look forward to sharing the theatrical journey with you! American Airlines is proud to partner with Chicago Shakespeare Theater for 20 years of bringing extraordinary productions to Chicago and the world.

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Chicago Shakespeare Theater (CST) is a leading international theater company, known for vibrant productions that reflect Shakespeare’s genius for intricate storytelling, musicality of language and depth of feeling for the human condition.

Recipient of the 2008 Regional Theatre Tony Award, Chicago Shakespeare’s work has been recognized internationally with three of London’s prestigious Laurence Olivier Awards, and by the Chicago theater community with 62 Joseph Jefferson Awards for Artistic Excellence. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Barbara Gaines and Executive Director Criss Henderson, CST is dedicated to producing extraordinary productions of classics, new works and family fare; to unlocking Shakespeare’s work for educators and students; and to serving as Chicago’s cultural ambassador through its World’s Stage Series.

At its permanent, state-of-the-art facility on Navy Pier, CST houses two intimate theater spaces: the 500-seat Jentes Family Courtyard Theater and the 200-seat Carl and Marilynn Thoma Theater Upstairs at Chicago Shakespeare. Through a year-round season encompassing more than 600 performances, CST leads the community as the largest employer of Chicago actors and attracts nearly 200,000 audience members annually—including 40,000 students and teachers through its comprehensive education programs. n

board of directors

Raymond F. McCaskey William L. Hood, Jr. Glenn R. Richter Chair Stewart S. Hudnut Mark E. Rose Mark S. Ouweleen William R. Jentes Sheli Rosenberg Treasurer Gregory P. Josefowicz John W. Rowe Jack L. Karp Robert Ryan Frank D. Ballantine John P. Keller Carole B. Segal Brit J. Bartter Nancy Kempf Steven J. Solomon Thomas L. Brown Richard A. Kent Kathleen Kelly Spear Allan E. (Ally) Bulley III Barbara Malott Kizziah Eric Q. Strickland Patrick R. Daley Edward A. (Ted) Langan Harvey J. Struthers, Jr. Philip L. Engel Chase Collins Levey Sheila G. Talton Jeanne B. Ettelson Renetta E. McCann Marilynn J. Thoma Harve A. Ferrill Robert G. McLennan Gayle R. Tilles Sonja H. Fischer Dennis Olis William J. Tomazin, Jr. Richard J. Franke Carleton D. Pearl Donna Van Eekeren Barbara Gaines Sheila A. Penrose Priscilla A. (Pam) Walter Gregory S. Gallopoulos Judith Pierpont Ava D. Youngblood C. Gary Gerst Richard W. Porter Ann Ziegler M. Hill Hammock Steven Quasny In Memoriam Kathryn J. Hayley John Rau John A. (Jack) Wing Criss Henderson Nazneen Razi

www.chicagoshakes.com 7 Chicago Shakespeare Theater On the Boards A selection of notable CST events, plays and players

join us for the 2012/13 The city embraces Chicago subscription Season Shakespeare in the Parks Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s The response to the inaugural tour of Sunday in the Park with George kicks off Chicago Shakespeare in the Parks was Chicago Shakespeare’s spectacular astounding. Over the course of three Subscription Season, now playing through weeks, more than 10,000 Chicagoans November 4. Still to come, Artistic attended free performances of The Director Barbara Gaines helms The School Taming of the Shrew in eleven parks for Lies, David Ives’ deliciously off-color across the city. From Portage Park to tribute to Molière’s The Misanthrope. Then Humboldt Park, and Austin to South CST welcomes internationally renowned Shore, the arts thrived in Chicago as British director Jonathan Munby in his diverse audiences of all ages united to Chicago debut with a timely staging of share in one of Shakespeare’s timeless Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, set against the tales. Mayor Rahm Emanuel has backdrop of present-day Washington, DC. endorsed this broad civic initiative as a Gaines returns to close the season with new summer tradition for Chicago, and CST’s first production of Henry VIII, called for its expansion in 2013. CST is Shakespeare’s tale of England’s most proud to serve as Chicago’s home for notorious king. Join us for the laughter, Shakespeare, producing unforgettable intrigue and drama as we continue to theatrical events—at our home on Navy bring you the best of what Chicago and Pier, at festivals across the world, in the world have to offer. Subscribe online Chicago’s public schools, and now in at www.chicagoshakes.com. our city’s treasured neighborhood parks.

Photo Credits (from left): Cast of Elizabeth Rex (2011) in CST’s Courtyard Theater, photo ©2012 James Steinkamp, Steinkamp Photography; Mayor Rahm Emanuel and cast of The Taming of the Shrew (2012), photo by Michael Litchfield; Postell Pringle, Jackson Doran, JQ and GQ in Othello: The Remix (2012), photo by Michael Brosilow; Caroline O’Connor in Follies (2011), photo by Liz Lauren.

8 Fall 2012 | Black Watch Visit chicagoshakes.com to explore more ideas and stories behind the art on CST’s stages.

CST’s 2012 Global cst productions receive Theatrical Exchange 18 jeff nominations This fall, our World’s Stage Series The 2011/12 Season closed with much welcomes back the National Theatre to celebrate. We are honored to have of Scotland for two extraordinary the ambitious creative vision and hard theatrical events. Internationally work of our artists acknowledged by the acclaimed Black Watch—back by Joseph Jefferson Award Committee— popular demand—returns to Broadway proudly continuing the tradition of Armory, while the theater Upstairs at excellence that has propelled CST to Chicago Shakespeare is transformed become a leading Chicago institution. into a traditional Scottish pub for Join us in congratulating the nominees The Strange Undoing of Prudencia from each of CST’s 25th Anniversary Hart, now playing through October Subscription Season productions: Follies, 28. The Chicago Sun-Times hails this Elizabeth Rex, A Midsummer Night’s Faustian romp as “pure, unadulterated Dream, The Feast: an intimate Tempest magic...at turns brainy, sexy, hilarious, and Timon of Athens. CST and fellow playfully spooky, richly musical and nominees will celebrate the exceptional hugely imaginative.”These Chicago artistry and extraordinary talent that productions follow CST's month-long make Chicago a world-class city known run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for theatrical innovation at the 44th with The Q Brothers’ Othello: The Annual Jeff Awards on Monday, October Remix, which won the 2012 Musical 15, at Drury Lane Oakbrook. n Theatre Matters Award for Best New

Photo Credits (from left): Cast of Elizabeth Rex (2011) in CST’s Courtyard Theater, photo ©2012 James Steinkamp, Steinkamp Musical. For more information, visit Photography; Mayor Rahm Emanuel and cast of The Taming of the Shrew (2012), photo by Michael Litchfield; Postell Pringle, Jackson Doran, www.chicagoshakes.com. JQ and GQ in Othello: The Remix (2012), photo by Michael Brosilow; Caroline O’Connor in Follies (2011), photo by Liz Lauren.

www.chicagoshakes.com 9 director’s notes Highly Physical Political Theatre

Visit chicagoshakes.com to explore more ideas n August 2005, a couple of and stories behind the art on CST’s stages. Imonths after I started working at the National Theatre of Scotland, black watch I attended a cycle of plays by Gregory Burke at the King’s Theatre in Edinburgh as part of the International n directed by John Tiffany Festival. The cycle was produced by the Galway-based Druid n the Broadway Armory, 5917 N. Broadway, Theatre Company, and consisted of all six of JM Synge’s plays Chicago performed by the same company of actors over nine hours with n O ctober 10–21, 2012 breaks for sustenance. It was a truly amazing experience to sit n 312.595.5600 and watch the entire dramatic output of one brilliant playwright. n www.chicagoshakes.com As a celebration of the achievements of Irish theatre, it felt truly national. I started thinking about the role of the National Theatre of Scotland in relation to the history of Scottish theatre and how we could honour and rouse its traditions. There have been, and continue to be, many great dramatists producing great plays over the years. Major revivals of Scottish classics along with world premieres will always have a strong presence in our programme. But the plays are not the whole story.

Fuelled by variety, visual art, music and a deep love of storytelling, Scotland’s artists have created a form of theatre John Tiffany, director that is as significant and vital as its written drama. It features of the National Theatre of Scotland’s Black Watch narration, song, movement, stand-up comedy, film, politics and, above all, an urgent need to connect with its audience. It is often contemporary with world events and issues, although never dry and academic, and therefore deeply relevant and bound to the time in which it is created. It is a distinct form of theatre of which Scotland can be very proud.

It is a tradition that has been fired by, and has found expression in, the work of a great number of theatre companies and artists: John McGrath and 7:84 changed the face of Scottish theatre with The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oil, which encompassed two hundred years of Scottish history from the Clearances in the 18th

10 Fall 2012 | Black Watch century to the discovery of North Sea oil in the 1970s; Highly Physical Gerry Mulgrew and Communicado collaborated with Liz Lochhead and Edwin Morgan to create visceral and riotous shows such as Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Political Theatre Chopped Off and Cyrano de Bergerac; Bill Bryden told the story of dying industry with a great demotic energy in The Ship, performed in the former Harland & Wolff engine shed in Govan. All these pieces of theatre used cabaret, spectacle, passion and honesty to communicate with their audiences. It is these productions, among others, that were the inspiration behind the ambition of Black Watch.

This ambition resulted in a development period and rehearsal process that was unfamiliar to me, writer Greg Burke and the creative team. For the most part we were making it up as we went along. At the end of 2004, in one of the first things she did as the Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, Vicky Featherstone asked Greg to keep an eye on the story of the Black Watch regiment, who had just returned to Scotland from Camp Dogwood. When I joined the Company in April 2005, Greg had discovered some fascinating stories with Scotland’s artists have created a form of theatre that is as significant and vital as its written drama real dramatic potential, so we decided to programme the piece in our inaugural year as a “highly physical piece of political theatre.” I asked Greg not to write a fictional drama set in Iraq, but that instead we should try and tell the ‘real’ stories of the soldiers in their own words. This led to Greg interviewing a group of Black Watch lads in a Fife pub over a couple of months (thanks to our researcher Sophie Johnston), all of whom had just left the regiment. I knew that I wanted to perform the piece in a space in which we could create our own version of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, with seating banks down either side of an esplanade. This, we found in Edinburgh, in an old drill hall near the Castle that was being used as a car park by the University. For the first time as a director, and through nobody’s fault but my own, I was going into rehearsals without a script. All we had were the interviews, some traditional Black Watch songs and the dimensions of the drill hall.

Luckily, Greg had been secretly writing some fictional scenes set in Dogwood and these made a powerful contrast with the pub interviews. We soon had material from Steven Hoggett, Associate Director (Movement), who was working with the actors on a “letters from home” sequence and brought in a Regimental Sergeant Major to teach us parade marches and Davey Anderson, Associate Director (Music), who was creating radical new arrangements of the Black Watch songs. We also had fantastic support from Sarah Alford-Smith, our Stage Manager, who created a 21st-century rehearsal environment with internet access, DVD players and video cameras and who, along with the actors, collated a goldmine of news reports, radio extracts, documentaries, political speeches, statistics and visual references. Even with all this material, it still wasn’t clear to us whether we had a piece of theatre that would communicate anything to an audience. We continued not to know up until the first night in Edinburgh. Then it became apparent that there was a real connection being made and that we were telling a story that the audience desperately wanted to hear.

Not long into that three-week run at the 2006 Festival Fringe, we realised there was an appetite for Black Watch to tour. Due to the traverse staging and size of floor space needed, conventional theatres were not an option so we started the long and arduous task of searching for possible spaces for the production. As a result of the hard graft of everyone at the National Theatre of Scotland, we have been able to take Black Watch to audiences all over Scotland and beyond, performing in venues as diverse as a disused hydro-electric laboratory in Pitlochry, a warehouse underneath Brooklyn Bridge in New York, a converted train factory in Sydney, an ice rink in Toronto and an old armory in Chicago. I couldn’t be more honoured that the journey continues. n Where Edgewater Goes to Dinner with Dinner Brunch Outdoor Dining

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September 26– October 28, 2012 National Theatre of Scotland THE STRANGE UNDOING OF PRUDENCIA HART created by David Greig directed by Wils Wilson Upstairs at Chicago Shakespeare

October 10–21, 2012 National Theatre of Scotland Black Watch by Gregory Burke directed by John Tiffany at the Broadway Armory 5917 N. Broadway, Chicago

December 4, 2012– January 20, 2013 The School for Lies written by David Ives adapted from The Misanthrope by Molière directed by Barbara Gaines in CST’s Courtyard Theater 2012/13 season February 5– March 24, 2013 Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare directed by Jonathan Munby in CST’s Courtyard Theater

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312.595.5600 • www.chicagoshakes.com black watch Welcome from the Chicago Park District

October 10, 2012

Welcome to the Broadway Armory! The Chicago Park District is excited to partner with Chicago Shakespeare Theater in presenting an encore engagement of the National Theatre of Scotland’s internationally acclaimed production of Black Watch.

This intensely physical performance that explores the legendary Scottish regiment perfectly complements this historic venue. Additionally, Broadway Armory was formerly used for military training by the State of Illinois during World War I.

The Chicago Park District is proud to play a major role in the rich cultural heritage of our great city. From longstanding programs like Theater on the Lake to the Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s recent citywide tour of Chicago Shakespeare in the Parks: The Taming of the Shrew, we are dedicated to showcasing premier theatrical productions and providing high quality, cultural programming to patrons throughout our neighborhood parks.

Thank you for attending today’s performance. We appreciate your support and invite you to enjoy the many cultural programs and events offered in the parks.

Sincerely,

Michael P. Kelly General Superintendent & CEO Chicago Park District

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Harry Osterman Alderman, 48th Ward

October 10, 2012

Welcome to Black Watch, which returns to the Broadway Armory after its 2011 Chicago premiere when it was met with overwhelming success. It is an honor to have this performance return to Edgewater, a community known for its rich history, vibrant culture and neighborhood spirit. You are sitting in one of our most historic and treasured buildings, the Broadway Armory, which now serves the north side as the Chicago Park District’s largest indoor recreational facility. Utilized by the National Guard for its first 70 years, the Armory sets the perfect scene for Black Watch.

The 48th Ward is home to many theaters, performance groups, galleries and artists of all types. Our arts community enriches the lives of those who live, work and play in the 48th Ward. If you are interested in learning more, please visit www.48thward.org/arts.

If you are visiting our community for the first time, please consider sticking around and visiting one of our many wonderful restaurants or eateries. Welcome to Edgewater, and I hope you enjoy the show!

Sincerely,

Harry Osterman Alderman, 48th Ward

www.chicagoshakes.com 17 Salute to Sponsors Chicago Shakespeare Theater is proud to recognize the partnership of our leading contributors, whose visionary support ensures that Shakespeare lives in Chicago today and for generations to come.

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Lead Sponsors Allstate Insurance Company Food for Thought Catering Richard W. Porter BlueCross BlueShield Julius Frankel Foundation and Lydia S. Marti of Illinois Ellen and Paul Gignilliat Barbara and Barre Seid Foundation BMO Harris Bank Illinois Tool Works The Shubert Foundation Joyce Chelberg Motorola Mobility Foundation The Harold and The Chicago The Northern Trust Company Community Trust Mimi Steinberg Sheila Penrose and Charitable Trust Exelon Ernie Mahaffey Carl and Marilynn Thoma Harve A. Ferrill Polk Bros. Foundation

Designated AND ENDOWED Funds The Chicago Shakespeare Trust: Endowed Funds: Robert R. McCormick Foundation Nicholas and Mary Babson Fund Barbara and Richard Franke to Support Chicago Actors Kraft Foods Chicago Shakespeare Theater Fund Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar at The Chicago Community Trust & Scott LLP The Davee Foundation World’s Stage Fund PNC The Hurckes Fund for Artisans and Technicians Programming Upstairs Kirkland & Ellis Audience at Chicago Shakespeare in the Enrichment Fund Carl and Marilynn Thoma Theater: Anstiss and Ronald Krueck Hyatt Hotels Corporation Stage Design Fund Gayle and Glenn R. Tilles Music Fund The Sheldon and Bobbi Zabel Bard Core Program

For more information about how you can support our work on stage, in the community and around the world, please contact Brooke Walters, Director of Institutional Advancement, at 312.595.5581 or [email protected]. Barbara Gaines Criss Henderson Artistic Director Executive Director

RICK Boynton, Creative Producer Gary Griffin, Associate Artistic Director

presents National Theatre of Scotland’s Black Watch written by Gregory Burke directed by John Tiffany

October 10–21, 2012 Richard W. Porter and Lydia S. Marti Associate Director (Movement) Associate Director (Music) Barbara and Barre Seid Steven Hoggett Davey Anderson Foundation The Shubert Foundation Set Design Lighting Design The Harold and Laura Hopkins Colin Grenfell Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust Sound Design Costume Design Video Design Carl and Marilynn Thoma Gareth Fry Jessica Brettle Leo Warner Mark Grimmer (59Ltd)

Staff Director Associate Casting Director Joe Douglas Movement Director Anne Henderson Vicki Manderson

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Principal support for the growth and development of international programming at Chicago Shakespeare Theater is provided by The Davee Foundation, with additional funding courtesy of the Julius Frankel Foundation. American Airlines is the official airline of Chicago Shakespeare Theater. ComEd is the official lighting design sponsor of Chicago Shakespeare Theater.

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in alphabetical order Macca Cameron Barnes Cammy Ryan Fletcher Kenzie Scott Fletcher Fraz Andrew Fraser Writer & Sergeant Robert Jack Officer & Lord Elgin Stephen McCole Rossco Adam McNamara Granty Richard Rankin Stewarty Chris Starkie Nabsy Gavin Jon Wright

Understudies never substitute for listed players unless an announcement is made at the time of the performance: Finlay Bain for Cammy, Rossco, Granty, Stewarty; Adam McNamara for Officer& Lord Elgin, Writer & Sergeant; John Winchester for Fraz, Kenzie, Nabsy, Macca. Black Watch was first performed on August 5, 2006, at the University of Edinburgh Drill Hall as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

a welcome to our audience

Please note that strong language, loud explosions and strobe lighting will be used during this performance. Due to the highly physical nature of the performance, you must be escorted by an usher if you need to leave during the show. You will not be allowed to re-enter the auditorium. We request that you refrain from taking any photography and other video or audio recording of this production. If we can help accommodate you during your visit, please speak with our House Manager. Thank you and enjoy the show. This performance lasts 1 hour and 50 minutes with no intermission.

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It is our ambition to make incredible theatre experiences for you, which will stay in your heart and mind long after you have gone home.

We tirelessly seek the stories which need to be told and retold, the voices which need to be heard and the sparks that need to be ignited. We do this with an ever-evolving community of play-makers, maverick thinkers and theatre crusaders. We try to be technically adventurous and fearlessly collaborative.

We are what our artists, performers and participants make us. And with no building of our own, we have the freedom to go where our audiences and stories take us. There is no limit to what we believe theatre can be, no limit to the stories we are able to tell, no limit to the possibilities of our imaginations.

All of Scotland is our stage, and from here we perform to the world. We are a theatre of the imagination: a Theatre Without Walls.

For the latest information on all our activities, visit our online home at nationaltheatrescotland.com

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The National Theatre of Scotland, a company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland (SC234270, is a registered Scottish charity (SCO33377). The National Theatre of Scotland is core funded by the Scottish Government. n

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summer Night’s Dream, Turbo Folk, Cyrano de Bergerac, Water- proof, Ae Fond Kiss, Before I Go (Òran Mór); and The Corstor- phine Road Nativity (Festival Theatre, Edinburgh). Film and television credits include: Gary: CAMERON BARNES Tank Commander, Mary’s Ride, ANDREW FRASER (Macca) made his theatrical Muirhouse Christmas, Limmy’s (Fraz) recently graduated in debut on the 2010–11 tour of Show, Walking Wounded, State- musical theatre from the Roy- Black Watch. He was awarded ly Suicide, Meal Deal, Taggart, al Conservatoire of Scotland the role of Macca after winn- Scottish Killers, Filthy Rich, The (RCS). He made his pro- ing an open audition. He is an Night Sweeper and Stop, Look, fessional acting debut in King award-winning bagpiper and Listen. Mr. Fletcher was also a John (Òran Mór). For the RCS, has travelled extensively, includ- series regular in River City for Mr. Fraser’s credits include: The ing tours to Australia and the BBC Scotland. Threepenny Opera, Tommy, Into USA, with a number of bands. the Woods, Sunday in the Park He is currently a member of the with George, Watertight, Laramie Fife Constabulary Police Pipe Project and Spring Awakening. Band. Mr. Barnes studied at Aberdeen City Music Academy and the Plockton Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music. His grandfather served in the SCOTT FLETCHER Black Watch. (Kenzie) trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. His previous work for ROBERT JACK the National Theatre of Scot- (Writer/Sergeant) trained at the land includes: Calum’s Road, Royal Scottish Academy of Mu- Tall Tales for Small People, The sic and Drama, Glasgow. He Dogstone and 365 and the previously appeared with the 2010–11 international tour of National Theatre of Scotland in RYAN FLETCHER Black Watch. Other theater work Elgin Macbeth and Home: Caith- (Cammy) trained at the Royal includes: Facegone (Òran Mór); ness. Other theater credits in- Scottish Academy of Music The Infamous Brothers Daven- clude: Death of a Salesman, Tam and Drama. His work for port (Royal Lyceum, Edin- O’Shanter (Perth); A Brief His- the National Theatre of Scot- burgh); Clutter Keeps Company tory of Time, Interiors (Vanishing land includes: Roman Bridge, (Birds of Paradise); Peter Pan Point); Stones in His Pockets, Mist- The Wheel, Beautiful Burnout, (Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh); er Merlin: A Pure Magic Panto, Cockroach, Nobody Will Ever Playing Houses (Glasgay!); and Mish Gorecki Goes Missing Forgive Us, 365 and The Wolves Lucky Box (Òran Mór/Traverse). (Tron); Slick, Interference (Vox in the Walls. Mr. Fletcher was a Film and television work in- Motus/Tron); Serov’s People, The member of the original cast of cludes: Taggart, Gary: Tank End of Hope The End of Desire, Black Watch and toured with Commander, Monarch of the Heaven, The Seagull, What the the production, in the UK and Glen, Meal Deal and The Little Animals Say, Videotape (Òran internationally from 2006 to Vampire. Radio work includes Mór); Walden (Magnetic North); 2008. Other theater credits Meryl the Mounted. Jason and the Argonauts (Visi- include: The Infamous Brothers ble Fictions); The Algebra of Davenport (Royal Lyceum, Edin- Freedom, Boiling a Frog (7:84); burgh/Vox Motus); Confessions The Merchant of Venice (Royal of a Justified Sinner (Royal Ly- Lyceum, Edinburgh); Don Quix- ceum, Edinburgh); The Last ote, Ubu (Theatre Modo); Jack Witch (Edinburgh Interna- and the Beanstalk (Team Enter- tional Festival/Traverse); A Mid- tainments); My Boy Jack (nation-

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al tour); The Second Spaceship Television work includes: Burn- (Peter Quince); and Chariot istoun, Taggart, The Old Guys, of Light (The Working Party). Townsville, videoGaiden and Le- Television credits include Gary: git. He was awarded Best Actor Tank Commander and Whiteout. at the 48 Hour Film Festival for Recent radio credits include: his performance in the short Black Watch: 3 Scots, A War in filmDead Ringer. Their Own Words; The Call of ADAM McNAMARA the Wild; Rough Magik; Trouble (Rossco) trained at the Royal and Shame; The Three Threads; Scottish Academy of Music and Meryl the Mounted; In a Land Drama. He previously worked Far Away; The Watergaw; The with the National Theatre of Stranger at the Palazzo d’Oro Scotland in the 2010–11 inter- and Uncle Varick for BBC Radio. national tour of Black Watch. Other theater credits include: CHRIS STARKIE Hamlet (Young Vic); The Physi- (Stewarty) trained at the Webb- cists (Donmar Warehouse); Sub er Douglas Academy of Drama- Rosa (Fire Exit); Betrayed (Tron, tic Art and the Central School of Glasgow); Mother Courage, Our Speech and Drama. He pre- Country’s Good (Dundee Rep); viously appeared with the Na- and Cinderella (Citizens, Glas- tional Theatre of Scotland in STEPHEN McCOLE gow). Mr. McNamara’s tele- Peter Pan and the 2010–11 in- (Officer/Lord Elgin) previously vision work includes: EastEnders ternational tour of Black Watch. appeared with the National and Single Father, and he has His other theater credits in- Theatre of Scotland in The appeared in the short films clude: Henry V (Shakespeare’s Wheel. His other theater credits Camera Obscura, Deadball and Globe); Young Pretender (Na- include: Mary Queen of Scots Rule of Thumb. His great-uncle bokov); Knives in Hens (Batt- Got Her Head Chopped Off, served in the Black Watch. ersea Arts Centre); Borough Monks (Royal Lyceum, Edin- Market (Breaking Butterflies); burgh); Blood Wedding, Romeo Last Train to Nibroc, De Montfort and Juliet (Citizens, Glasgow); (Orange Tree); Macbeth, Gladi- The Above (Òran Mór); Losing ator Games (English Theatre Alec (Cumbernauld); and Train- Company); The Knave in Grain, spotting (G&J Productions). Tele- The Sam Wanamaker Festival vision work includes: Merlin, (Shakespeare’s Globe); and Field of Blood, Henry V, Young RICHARD RANKIN Baghdad Wedding (Soho, Lon- James, Single Father, High Times, (Granty) trained at Langside don). Film and television work Taggart, Rebus, Holby City, The College, Glasgow. He previous- includes: Walter’s War, Live! and Key, Band of Brothers and The ly worked with the National Silence Is Golden. Radio work Young Person’s Guide to Being a Theatre of Scotland in the includes The Night They Tried to Rock Star. Radio includes Quar- 2010–11 international tour of Kidnap the Prime Minister. tet. Film credits include: The Black Watch. His other theater Wee Man, A Lonely Place to Die, work includes: Good with People Neds, Perfect Sense, Crying with (Traverse/Paines Plough/Da- Laughter, Stone of Destiny, Kitch- tum Point); Aladdin (NLP); The en, The Magdalene Sisters, Last Lieutenant of Inishmore, The Orders, Complicity, The Acid Pillowman, Mary Queen of Scots House, Orphans and Rushmore. Got Her Head Chopped Off (XLC Theatre Company); and Celts in Seville (Celtic FC & Alyson Orr).

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Gordon Quinn and Home: Glas- gow. For Black Watch, Mr. Tiffany won the Laurence Olivi- er Award for Best Director, as well as a Critics’ Circle Award for Best Director, a Scotsman Fringe First, a Herald Angel and GAVIN JON WRIGHT FINLAY BAIN a Critics’ Award for Theatre in (Nabsy) trained at Coatbridge (Understudy) trained at the Scotland. Recent work includes College. His theater work in- Birmingham School of Acting. Once (New York Theatre Work- cludes: The Last Dictator, The His theater credits include Othe- shop and Broadway). For Once, Woman from the North, Goldi- llo (Sam Wanamaker Festival/ Mr. Tiffany won the Tony locks and the Glasgow Fair, The Shakespeare’s Globe) and Im- Award for Best Direction of a Frock, Babes in the Wood (Òran prisoned in Edinburgh (Edin- Musical, a Drama Desk Award Mór); Sleeping Beauty, Cinder- burgh Grand Opera). His credits for Outstanding Director of a ella, The Life of Stuff, Whisky while training include: Stove- Musical, an Outer Critics Circle Galore! (A Musical), The Servant pipe, Assassins, The Revenger’s Award for Outstanding Director o’ Twa Maisters (Pitlochry); Tragedy, Diary of an Action Man of a Musical and an Obie Award. Kaddish for Pinter (Studio Earth and A Little Night Music (Birm- Other work includes: Jerusalem Scotland); Spring Awakening, ingham School of Acting). (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Las Decky Does a Bronco (Grid Chicas del Tres y Media Floppies Iron); Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella (Granero Theatre, Mexico City (Macrobert); The Hall with and Edinburgh Festival Fringe); It All (Peace Arts); Cinderella If Destroyed True, Mercury Fur, (Cumbernauld); and Sleeping The Straits (Paines Plough); Beauty (Hopscotch). Television Gagarin Way, Abandonment, work includes: Lip Service, Dear Among Unbroken Hearts, Perfect Green Place, Taggart, Still Game GREGORY BURKE Days and Passing Places (Tra- and Rebus—The Falls. (Writer) Previous work includes: verse). From 2010 to 2011 Mr. Gagarin Way, Liar, On Tour, Debt, Tiffany was a Radcliffe Fellow at The Party, The Straits, Occy Eyes, Harvard University. Shellshocked, Hoors and Battery Farm. For Black Watch, Mr. STEVEN HOGGETT Burke won the Laurence Olivier (Associate Director, Movement) is Award for Best New Play 2009, co-founder and co-Artistic Writers’ Guild of Great Britain Director of Frantic Assembly. JOHN WINCHESTER Award for Best Play 2007 and Mr. Hoggett’s previous work for (Understudy) trained at the The List Best Theatre Writing the National Theatre of Scot- Bristol Old Vic Theatre School Award 2006. land includes: Transform Caith- and Glasgow College of Nauti- ness: Hunter, The Bacchae, 365, cal Studies. Theater credits The Wolves in the Walls and, include Moby Dick: Inside the most recently, Beautiful Burnout Belly of the Beast and Scrooge on in co-production with Frantic the Farm (Darkstuff). His credits Assembly. For Frantic Assembly, during training include: Love’s Mr. Hoggett has co-directed Labours Lost, Teechers, David Little Dogs (National Theatre Copperfield, Talking to Terrorists, JOHN TIFFANY Wales), Lovesong, Othello (TMA The Tempest, Arcadia, As You (Director) is Associate Director award, Best Direction), Stock- Like It, Catch 22, French without of the National Theatre of holm, pool (no water), Dirty Tears, The Nativity, The Rover, Scotland. He studied classics Wonderland, Rabbit, Peepshow Women Beware Women and and theatre at the University and Underworld. Director/per- The Wild Duck (Bristol Old Vic of Glasgow. His work for the former credits for the Company Theatre School). National Theatre of Scotland include: Hymns, Tiny Dynamite, includes: Macbeth, Enquirer, The On Blindness, Heavenly, Sell Out, Missing, Peter Pan, The House of Zero, Flesh, Klub and Look Back Bernarda Alba, Transform Caith- In Anger. Other choreography ness: Hunter, Be Near Me, No- and movement director credits body Will Ever Forgive Us, The include: Once, Peter and the Bacchae, Black Watch, Elizabeth 24 Fall 2012 | Black Watch profiles

Starcatcher and Green Day’s LAURA HOPKINS ty Queen of Leenane (Royal Ly- American Idiot (Broadway); Dr (Scenic Designer) trained in ceum, Edinburgh); I Am Yusuf Dee (ENO & Manchester Inter- interior design and at the Mot- and This Is My Brother (Young national Festival); The Curious ley Theatre Design course. For Vic); Single Spies (Theatre Royal Incident of the Dog in the Night the National Theatre of Scot- Bath); Riflemind, Alex (West End); Time, Dido Queen of Carthage, land her credits include: Beau- Kes, Separate Tables (Royal Ex- The Hothouse, Market Boy (Na- tiful Burnout, Peter Pan and The change); Enjoy (with Watford tional Theatre, London); Frank- House of Bernarda Alba. Other Palace Theatre); Casanova and enstein (Royal and Derngate); work includes: Stockholm, Oth- Playing the Victim (Told by an Improper (Bare Bones Dance ello (Frantic Assembly); The Glass Idiot). For Improbable, Mr. Company); Villette (Stephen Jo- Menagerie (Young Vic); Juliet Grenfell’s work includes: No Idea seph Theatre); Mercury Fur and and her Romeo (Bristol Old Vic); (with Young Vic); Panic (with The Straits (Paines Plough). Mr. Sinatra (London Palladium); Barbican/Sydney Opera House/ Hoggett has also choreo- Rudolf (Raimund Theatre); Wexner Centre for the Arts); graphed for music videos, in- The Merchant of Venice (Royal Theatre of Blood (with National cluding Calvin Harris, Franz Shakespeare Company); Peer Theatre); Spirit (with Royal Ferdinand, Wiley, Goldfrapp Gynt (Tyrone Guthrie); Adolf Court); The Hanging Man (with and Bat for Lashes. For his work Hitler, My Part in His Downfall West Yorkshire Playhouse/Wex- on Black Watch, Mr. Hoggett (Bristol Old Vic); The Storm, ner Centre for the Arts); Life- was awarded a Laurence Oliv- Dido, Queen of Carthage, The game (UK/international tours); ier Award for Best Theatre Golden Ass, Macbeth, Under Coma (UK tour); Animo (UK/ Choreographer in 2009. the Black Flag (Shakespeare’s international); and 70 Hill Lane Globe); Imitating the Dog, Time (UK/US tours). His work in DAVEY ANDERSON and the Conways (National, Lon- opera includes: extensive work (Associate Director, Music) stud- don); Rough Crossings, Faustus for Opera Holland Park; Fal- ied theatre, film & TV at the (Headlong); Othello, Hamlet staff (Mid-Wales Opera); Fidelio University of Glasgow. Mr. And- (Northampton); Le Comte Ory (Opera Touring Company erson has previously worked for (Garsington Opera); The Three Dublin); La Bohème (English the National Theatre of Scot- Musketeers, Bernstein’s Cinder- Touring Opera); and Piccard land on: Ménage à Trois (as ella (Bristol); The Escapologist in Space (Southbank Centre). Dramaturg), Enquirer and Archi- (Suspect Culture); Jerusalem tecting (as associate director), (West Yorkshire Playhouse); GARETH FRY Peter Pan and Be Near Me (as Class Act, Duckie (Barbican); (Sound Design) trained at the Musical Director), Transform Mister Heracles (West Yorkshire Central School of Speech and Orkney: Mixter Maxter (as Co- Playhouse); and Carnesky’s Drama in theatre design. Pre- Director) and Rupture and Snuff Ghost Train (Marisa Carnesky). vious work for the National (as Writer/Director). In 2006–07 Theatre of Scotland includes: he was the Company’s Director COLIN GRENFELL The Missing, Peter Pan and Be in residence. As a writer, Mr. (Lighting Designer) Previous Near Me. Recent work includes: Anderson’s plays include: The work for the National Theatre of the Soundscape Design for the Static, Blackout, Scavengers, Play- Scotland includes: Men Should Opening Ceremony of the back, Clutter Keeps Company, Liar Weep, 365 and The Bacchae. Olympic Games, The Master and Wired. In 2010–11 he was Recent theater credits include: and Margarita (Complicite); associate playwright with the Monkey Bars (Chris Goode & Wild Swans, Hamlet (Young Vic); Playwrights’ Studio, Scotland. Co); The Caretaker (Adelaide Richard III (Old Vic, BAM & Mr. Anderson has also worked Festival/San Francisco, BAM/ world tour); Mågen (Det Konge- as composer/musical director West End); The Village Social lige Teater, Copenhagen); Five for the Donmar Warehouse, the (National Theatre of Wales); Stages of Truth (V&A); Fraulein Tron Theatre, Scottish Youth Tartuffe (English Touring Thea- Julie (Schaubühne, Berlin). Oth- Theatre and Lazzi. He was supp- tre); Macbeth, Unprotected (Li- er work includes: Shun-kin, End- orted by the Arches Award verpool Everyman); Canary game, Noise of Time (Compli- for Stage Directors in 2005. (Liverpool Playhouse/ETT); The cite); Living Costs (DV8); Babel Thief of Baghdad (Royal Opera (Stan Won’t Dance); Dancing at House); Through a Glass Dark- Lughnasa (Old Vic); The Over- ly, When the Rain Stops Falling whelming (Laura Pels Theatre, (Almeida); Body Talk, Kosher NY); Othello (Frantic Assembly); Harry (Royal Court); The Beau- The Fahrenheit Twins (Told by

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an Idiot); The Cat in the Hat, Recent theater work includes: cludes: Educating Ronnie (Ma- Pains of Youth, Some Trace of Really Old, Like Forty Five, Moth- crobert/Utter/HighTide, Fringe Her, Kneehigh’s A Matter of Life er Courage and her Children, First Winner 2012); Eat Thea- and Death, Attempts on Her Life, Time and the Conways, ...some tre (Farnham Maltings); Video- Waves, The Overwhelming, Thea- trace of her (National, Lon- tape, The Sunday Lesson (Òran tre of Blood (Improbable/Na- don), Les Misérables (UK and in- Mór); One for the Road, Fantasy tional Theatre, London); Truth ternational tour), Panic (Im- Football (Battersea Arts Centre); and Reconciliation, Wastwater, probable at the Barbican), Thy- Passion, Face to the Wall (Rose Chicken Soup with Barley, The estes (Arcola) and War Horse Bruford College); and 5+1 (24:7 City, Harvest, Under the Whale- (New London Theatre/National Theatre Festival). He has also back and Mountain Language Theatre, London). Opera in- worked extensively across the (Royal Court). Mr. Fry won a cludes: The Pearl Fishers, Idome- UK with Youth Music Theatre. Laurence Olivier Award in 2009 neo, The Messiah, Riders to the Mr. Douglas is the artistic and the Helpmann Award in Sea (English National Opera); director of new work com- 2008 for his work on Black After Dido (ENO/Young Vic); pany, Utter. Watch, and a Laurence Olivier Doctor Atomic, Satyagraha (Me- Award in 2007 for Waves. tropolitan Opera/ENO); Al gran Calyn P. Swain* sole carico D’amore (Salzburg (CST Stage Manager) returns JESSICA BRETTLE Festival); The Minotaur and Sa- to Chicago Shakespeare Thea- (Costume Design) graduated lome (Royal Opera). Dance in- ter, where her stage manage- from the Bristol Old Vic Thea- cludes: New Brandstrup/Gold- ment credits include: pro- tre School in 2005. Theater berg Variations (ROH2); Dorian duction stage manager for design credits include: Roadkill, Gray (Matthew Bourne); and Short Shakespeare! The Comedy Loves Times Beggar (Ankur Pro- Seven Deadly Sins (Royal Ballet). of Errors and Short Shakespeare! ductions); Mish Gorecki Goes Live music shows include the set A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Missing, Defender of the Faith, A and video design for Sigur Rós assistant stage manager for Perfect Analysis Given by a Parrot singer Jónsi’s solo world tour. Timon of Athens, Elizabeth Rex, and Suddenly Last Summer (Tron, As You Like It, Aladdin and Ama- Glasgow); The Government In- VICKI MANDERSON deus and stage manager for spector (Communicado); The (Associate Movement Director) Romeo y Julieta. Other Chicago Lasses O, Ragged Lion (Rowan trained at the Scottish School of credits include: August: Osage Tree); Can We Live with You? Contemporary Dance and County, The Pillowman, Harriet (Lung Ha); The Other, Martial London Contemporary Dance Jacobs (Steppenwolf Theatre Dance (Macrobert, Stirling); The School. Her work for the Na- Company); Cymbeline, The Mer- Glass Menagerie (Royal Ly- tional Theatre of Scotland in- chant of Venice (Notre Dame ceum, Edinburgh); Aye Fond cludes: Knives in Hens, Beautiful Shakespeare Festival); and nu- Kiss, The Price of a Fish Supper, Burnout and Home Inverness. merous productions including Excuse My Dust (Òran Mór); M. Proust and Eleven Rooms of Into the Woods, After Juliet, A JOE DOUGLAS Proust with About Face Theatre. Midsummer Night’s Dream, The (Staff Director) studied directing Additional stage management Chrysalids (Royal Lyceum Youth at Rose Bruford College. For the credits include productions Theatre); City Madam, The Front National Theatre of Scotland, with: Lookingglass Theatre Page, Krapp’s Last Tape (Bristol Mr. Douglas has directed The Company, Grand Rapids Ballet Old Vic); Fierce (Grid Iron); A Last Polar Bears and Our Teach- and Anchorage Opera. She Piece of Cake (Wee Stories); and er’s a Troll and he co-directed holds a BFA from Cincinnati The Wizard of Oz (Macrobert). Allotment 3. His assistant/staff Conservatory of Music (CCM). director credits for the Com- LEO WARNER AND MARK pany include: Peer Gynt, No- GRIMMER (59LTD) body Will Ever Forgive Us, 365, (Video Design) Led by directors The Bacchae and Six Charact- Leo Warner, Mark Grimmer and ers in Search of an Author. In Lysander Ashton, Fifty Nine 2007–08, Mr. Douglas was Productions is a film and new trainee director at the National media production company Theatre of Scotland, supported *Member of Actors’ Equity that specializes in film-mak- by the Mackintosh Foundation Association, the Union of ing and integrating the moving under the ITV Theatre Director Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the image into live performance. Scheme. His other work in- United States.

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Alison Brodie Deputy Stage Manager BARBARA GAINES CRISS HENDERSON (Artistic Director) is the founder (Executive Director) has pro- Katie Hutcheson of Chicago Shakespeare Thea- duced CST’s past twenty-three Assistant Stage Manager ter, where she has directed seasons. Under his leadership more than thirty of Shakes- the Theater has become one of David Graham peare’s plays. Honors include: the city’s major cultural attrac- Technical Manager the 2008 Tony Award for Out- tions; honors include the 2008 standing Regional Theatre; the Tony Award for Outstanding Neill Pollard prestigious Honorary OBE Regional Theater as well as Lighting Supervisor (Officer of the Most Excellent multiple Laurence Olivier and Order of the British Empire) Joseph Jefferson Awards. Mr. Jon Meggat in recognition of her contri- Henderson was named Arts Lighting Technician butions strengthening British- Administrator of the Year by American cultural relations; Arts Management Magazine Chris Reid and Joseph Jefferson Awards at The Kennedy Center; was Sound Supervisor for Best Production (Hamlet, recognized among the top Cymbeline, King Lear and The 40 business people under the Matthew Ferrie Comedy of Errors), and for Best age of 40 in Crain’s Chicago Sound Technician Director (Cymbeline, King Lear Business; and was named and The Comedy of Errors). She Chevalier de L’Ordre des Arts John Dinsdale received the Public Humanities et des Lettres by the Minister Technician Award from the Illinois Hu- of Culture of France. He serves manities Council, and is the as president of the Producers’ Christine Dove recipient of the Spirit of Loyola Association of Chicago area Wardrobe Supervisor Award. Ms. Gaines received an Theaters and on the Board of Honorary Doctorate of Hu- Directors of Arts Alliance Illinois Hannah Clark mane Letters from Dominican and the League of Chicago Wardrobe Technician University and an Honorary Theatres. Mr. Henderson is di- Doctorate of Fine Arts from rector of the MFA/Arts Lead- Michael Mushalla Lake Forest College. She serves ership Program, a two year International Representative on the Shakespearean Council graduate-level curriculum in of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre arts management training Adam McDougall in London and is a Life Trustee created through a joint part- Communications and of Northwestern University. She nership between Chicago Events Officer made her Lyric Opera debut Shakespeare Theater and The directing Giuseppe Verdi’s Theatre School at DePaul Double M Arts & Events, LLC Macbeth. University. is the exclusive representative of the National Theatre of Scotland. For more information about touring opportunities for National Theatre of Scotland, please contact Michael Mushalla by phone (+1 347 280 3396) or email ([email protected]).

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Pre-show music 11. Song Artist: The Black Watch Pipes and Drums Track: “Twa Recruiting Sergeants” Album: The Ladies From Hell Artist: Traditional, arr. Davey Anderson Label: Greentrax Recordings Ltd 12. Sunrise 1. Tattoo Track: “Maybe You’re My Puppet” Track: “Fanfare” Artist: Cliff Martinez Artist: Various, Edinburgh Album: Solaris Soundtrack Military Tattoo Label: Superb Records Album: Spirit of the Tattoo DVD 13. Officer’s Email #3 2. Pub #1 Track: “Officer’s Email #3 Underscore” Track: “Spitting Games” Artist: Davey Anderson Artist: Snow Patrol 14. Ten Second Fights Album: Final Straw Track: “Last Day” Label: Polydor Ltd (UK) Artist: Max Richter 3. Pool Table Album: Memoryhouse Track: “First Sleep” Label: Late Junction Artist: Cliff Martinez 15. Suicide Album: Solaris Soundtrack Track: “Suicide” Label: Superb Records Artist: Davey Anderson 4. Officer’s Email #1 16. Blast Track: “Officer’s Email #1 Underscore” Track: “A Thearlaich Òig” Artist: Davey Anderson (Oh Young Charles Stewart) 5. Song Artist: Margaret Bennett Track: “Gallant Forty Twa” & Martyn Bennett Artist: Traditional, arr. Davey Anderson Album: Glen Lyon 6. Lord Elgin Label: Foot Stompin’ Records Track: “Selection” 17. Lament Artist: The Black Watch Pipes and Drums Track: “The Flowers of the Forest” Album: The Ladies From Hell Artist: Traditional, played Label: Greentrax Recordings Ltd live on bagpipes 7. Song 18. Parade Track: “Forfar Sodgar” Artist: Various, compiled by Artist: Traditional, arr. Davey Anderson Davey Anderson 8. Fashion Track: “November” Track: “Farewell to Nigg” Album: Memoryhouse Artist: Shooglenifty Label: Late Junction Album: A Whisky Kiss Track: “Molly” Label: Greentrax Recordings Ltd Artist: Michael Nyman 9. Blueys Album: Wonderland Soundtrack Track: “Summer 78” (Instrumental) Label: Virgin Records Artist: Yann Tiersen Track: “The International Connection – Album: Goodbye Lenin Soundtrack Drum Fanfare” Label: Virgin Records France Artist: Simon Fraser University Pipe Band 10. Officer’s Email #2 Album: On Home Ground, Vol. 1 Track: “Officer’s Email #2 Underscore” Label: Greentrax Recordings Ltd Artist: Davey Anderson Track: “The Black Bear” Artist: Traditional, performed live on bagpipes

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Visit chicagoshakes.com to explore more ideas here is a pride in Scotland, and stories behind the art on CST’s stages. Tromanticized perhaps, but a pride nonetheless, about our black watch military traditions. by Gregory Burke n directed by John Tiffany n the Broadway Armory, Scotland has always provided a percentage of the British 5917 N. Broadway, Army that is disproportionate to its population’s size. Where Chicago does this martial culture sit alongside the shortbread tin n O ctober 10–21, 2012 version of the Highlands, or the socialist glory of the former n 312.595.5600 industrial areas? What is the enduring appeal of regiments n www.chicagoshakes.com like the Black Watch?

Young men around the world are often limited to narrow, predetermined roles that prove more fragile and less sustainable under the pressures of growing up. Many of them find that the identities they would choose for themselves aren’t available when they reach adulthood. If the environment does not offer an alternative when this change confronts them, then sometimes they turn to those organisations that are adept at exploiting this need for identity.

During the rehearsals for the original 2006 production, a former Regimental Sergeant Major of the Black Watch gave Gregory Burke, playwright the actors the benefit of both 267 years of parade ground of the National Theatre of Scotland’s Black Watch insults and of the particular attention the regiment pays to what a layman might find trivial. The exact way to wear your uniform, for example. The impulse to turn as much of the world as possible into an acronym. But mostly what he taught them about was pride. To take a pride in yourself. To take a pride in what you are doing. To take a pride in your appearance. To take a pride in what you represent. When the actors first mastered a piece of marching, he took them outside and made them march in the street: he was proud of them and he wanted other people to see what they could do. To me this was indicative of the seductive nature of surrendering yourself to an institution that has refined its appeal to the male psyche’s yearning for a strong identity.

30 Fall 2012 | Black Watch Like any military unit, the Black Watch has to carve out its own identity. It has to see itself and its members as special. It has several tactics for achieving this. Its history is drummed into recruits from the day they enter basic training. Then there are the uniforms: the kilts, and the red hackle that they wear on their Tam O’Shanters. There are the Pipes and Drums, who played at John F. Kennedy’s funeral and tour the world. When the clans of Scotland used to fight, they would have people who stood in front of the soldiers and recited the names of their ancestors.

There is a cachet to be had from serving in the Black Watch, the oldest Highland regiment. They call it the ‘Golden Thread’: the connection that has run through the history of the regiment since its formation. Even today, in our supposedly fractured society, the regiment exists on a different plane. In Iraq, there were lads serving alongside their fathers. There were groups of friends from even the smallest communities: the army does best in those areas of the country the UK Ministry of Defence describes as having ‘settled communities’. The army does not recruit well in London or any other big city; fighting units tend to be more at home with homogeneity than with metropolitanism or multiculturalism. The central core of the regiment has always been the heartland of Perthshire, Fife, Dundee and Angus.

When the clans of Scotland used to fight, they would have people who stood in front of the soldiers and recited the names of their ancestors. In the end, our soldiers don’t fight for Britain or for the Government or for Scotland. They fight for their regiment. Their company. Their platoon. And for their mates. n chicago shakespeare theater Staff

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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 contributions received between June 1, 2011 and August 31, 2012 Guarantors American Airlines $100,000 & above Arc Worldwide Boeing ComEd The Davee Foundation Hyatt Hotels Corporation JPMorgan Chase & Co. Land O’Frost John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Robert R. McCormick Foundation benefactors Allstate Insurance Company $50,000–$99,999 BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois BMO Harris Bank The Chicago Community Trust Exelon Food For Thought Catering Julius Frankel Foundation Illinois Tool Works Motorola Mobility Foundation The Northern Trust Company Polk Bros. Foundation The Shubert Foundation The Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust sustainers Abbott $25,000–$49,999 Paul M. Angell Family Foundation Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott LLP Helen Brach Foundation The Brinson Foudnation Bulley & Andrews Chicago Shakespeare Theater Fund at The Chicago Community Trust CME Group Lloyd A. Fry Foundation General Dynamics Corporation Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. Illinois Arts Council Jenner & Block LLP Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. Kirkland & Ellis LLP KPMG LLP Madison Dearborn Partners

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$25,000–$49,999 McDonald's Corporation (continued) National Endowment for the Arts Nuveen Investments The Pauls Foundation Sara Lee Foundation Anonymous $15,000–$24,999 Baxter International Inc. Chicago Title and Trust Company Foundation Crown Family Philanthropies PNC Shure Incorporated Anonymous $10,000–$14,999 Aon CDW Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation Virginia Lee Cook Foundation Goldman Sachs & Company John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Harris Family Foundation The Irving Harris Foundation Mazza Foundation Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation ReedSmith LLP The Rhoades Foundation Stefani's Children's Foundation $5,000–$9,999 Delaware Place Bank Dr. Scholl Foundation The Grover Hermann Foundation The James Huntington Foundation Kraft Foods Newcastle Limited Peoples Gas Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Foundation Charles and M. R. Shapiro Foundation, Inc. The Siragusa Foundation William Blair & Company Anonymous $1,000–$4,999 Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP BBJ Linen Blum-Kovler Foundation Broco Partnership Hive Chicago, through the Chicago Community Trust National Alliance for Musical Theatre NIB Foundation

www.chicagoshakes.com 37 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 contributions received between June 1, 2011 and August 31, 2012

$100,000 & above Best Portion Foundation Eric’s Tazmanian Angel Fund Lew and Susan Manilow Raymond and Judy McCaskey Donna Van Eekeren Foundation

$50,000–$99,999 Joyce Chelberg Harve A. Ferrill Ellen and Paul Gignilliat Sheila Penrose and Ernie Mahaffey Richard W. Porter and Lydia S. Marti Barbara and Barre Seid Foundation Carl and Marilynn Thoma Anonymous (2)

$25,000–$49,999 Julie and Roger Baskes Duane and Susan Burnham John and Jeanne Ettelson Sonja and Conrad Fischer Barbara and Richard Franke Christa and Greg Gallopoulos Virginia and Gary Gerst Jan and Bill Jentes Anstiss and Ronald Krueck Malott Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Notebaert Mark Ouweleen and Sarah Harding Mr. and Mrs. Dushan Petrovich J.B. & M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation Merle Reskin Burton X. and Sheli Z. Rosenberg John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe Carole and Gordon Segal, Segal Family Foundation Gayle and Glenn R. Tilles Pam and Doug Walter

38 Fall 2012 | Black Watch Chicago Shakespeare Theater Individual Contributors

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 contributions received between June 1, 2011 and August 31, 2012 bard circle ambassadors $15,000–$24,999 Hill and Cheryl Hammock Chase and Mark Levey Glenn Richter Frank and Kathy Ballantine Ken Hitz Bob and Becky McLennan Rose L. Shure Cynthia and Alan Berkshire Corinne E. Johnson* Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and Mary Struthers James and Brenda Grusecki Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keiser Charles R. Patten, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tomazin, Jr. bard circle scholars $10,000–$14,999 Julie and Parker Hall John and Judy Keller Sal and Nazneen Razi Mr. and Mrs. Caryn and King Harris Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kent Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Nicholas C. Babson David Hiller Anne E. Kutak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. and Stewart Hudnut and Jane and Richard Lipton Gregory D. Smith Cairy S. Brown Vivian Leith Edward and Lucy R. Minor David and Bridget Nellie and Sheldon Fink The Jaquith Family Foundation Van Eekeren Jim and Karen Frank Foundation Barbara Molotsky Joan and Jack Wing Mimi & Bud Frankel Greg and Carol Josefowicz Alicia and Peter Pond Ronald and Geri Yonover Anonymous (2) bard circle fellows $5,000–$9,999 Barbara Gaines Alfred McDougal and The Schreuder Family Ada and Whitney Addington Richard and Mary L. Gray Nancy Lauter McDougal Robin L. and Mr. and Mrs. Brit J. Bartter Michael R. Haney Charitable Fund Timothy D. Sheehan Janice & Philip Beck Kathryn Hayley and Douglas McLemore and Chuck Simanek and Jim Blake and Kelly Morgan Mark Ketelsen Judith Rittenhouse Edna Burke The Robert Thomas Bobins Criss Henderson Ellie and Bob Meyers Dick Simpson Foundation Fruman, Marian and Mr. and Mrs. James F. Miller Eric Q. Strickland Barbara and Jim Bronner Lisa Jacobson Mike and Adele Murphy Sheila G. Talton Fund of the Yampa Valley Reinhardt H. and Dr. Martha Nussbaum Mr. and Mrs. Community Foundation Shirley R. Jahn Foundation John and Betsey Puth Richard L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Bulley III Jan and Craig Mahlstedt Sandra Davis Rau Howard J. Trienens Frank and Jan Cicero Helen Marlborough and Carlisle and John Rex-Waller Lynne and David B. Weinberg Robert Dohmen Harry Roper Ann and Robert Ronus Ava Youngblood and J. Friedman Maura Ann McBreen Mark and Allyson Rose Haj Gueye Richard and Donna Anonymous Rosenberg bard circle patrons $2,500–$4,999 Theodore Eckert Foundation Klaff Family Foundation Laurie and Scott Rose Katherine A. Abelson Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Engel Sanfred and Nancy Koltun John M. Savko James L. Alexander and Kevin and Joan Evanich Dr. John G. Lease Dr. and Mrs. James Scheffler Curtis Drayer Marie and Michael Evans Jim and Kay Mabie Judy and David Schiffman Edgar H. Bachrach Michael Fain and Mr. John F. McCartney Michael and Linda Simon Bob and Trish Barr Judith Barnard The Howard and Kennon Michael and Sharon Sloan John and Margie Bennecke Ethel and Bill Gofen McKee Charitable Fund The Solomon Family Kate Blomgren Honey Lynn Goldberg Swati and Siddharth Mehta Walter Stearns Stephen C. and Joan J. Golder Mrs. Alberding Mohr Richard and Elaine Tinberg Patricia B. Carlson Sue and Melvin Gray Kate and William Morrison Anne and William Tobey Ann and Richard Carr Mr. and Mrs. Catherine Mouly and Tom and Teri Tracey Patricia Cox, and Katie and Douglas Grissom LeRoy T. Carlson, Jr. Cate and Frederick Waddell Will Hunckler Gene and Nancy Haller Dennis and Linda Myers Dan and Patty Walsh Connie and Mark Crane Frederick and Vallie Henry Madhavan and Teresa Nayar E. Brooke and Greg Walters Keith S. Crow and James and Mary Houston Bobbi Newman Charles Wert Elizabeth Parker Crow Dick and Lou Hurckes Dennis Olis David and Linda Wesselink Philip and Marsha Dowd Judith L. Kaufman Oscar and Linda Orellana Brian and Sheila Whalen Dr. and Mrs. William Kellogg Robert and Martha Osborne Ann Ziegler James L. Downey Martin and Rosann Kelly The Charles B. Preacher Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kiphart Foundation *deceased www.chicagoshakes.com 39 Bard Circle bard circle partners Membership $1,000–$2,499 James and Joan Fencil Dr. Ahmed Abdelsalam Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Fifield is your ticket to the ultimate Jean Allard Richard Fleming Doris A. Alvarado Marcia L. Flick Chicago Shakespeare Theater Mr. and Mrs. Foley Family Foundation experience! John H. Andersen Rhoda and Henry S. Frank Edward H. Andrews III Willard and Anne Fraumann Dalia and Jurgis Anysas Patricia and Martin Freeman Ariel Investments, LLC Kim and Greg Frezados Peter and Lucy Ascoli Nancy and Bill Fry Pamela Baker and Jay R. Franke Jack Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barriger Debra Moskovits Mr. and Mrs. James Bay Paula and Michael Furst Richard and Heather Black Edith B. Gaines Steven and Susan Bloch Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gareis Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block Stephen and Elizabeth Geer Charles and Mary Anne Frank and Suzanne Gerlits Bobrinskoy Mr. John F. Gilmore Drs. Gregory Boshart and Mr. and Mrs. James J. Glasser William Lawrence Judith Goldberg Stephen and Isaac and Jennifer Goldman Jacquelynn Bossu Peter and Beth Goodhart Leigh Breslau Jim Goodridge and Joan Riley Dr. Rachel Bronson Linda D. and Craig C. Douglas R. Brown Grannon Suzanne and John Brubaker Elizabeth Gregory and Catherine G. Burnham Michael Serritella Brian Burrows and James and Brenda Grusecki Penny Kahan John Hagenah Susanne Bush-Wilcox Daniel W. Hamilton and Butler Family Foundation Mary Ann Winkelmes Mildred L. Calhoun and Robert Hanlon and Joseph U. Schorer Barbara MacDowall Marion A. Cameron Al and Chris Hanna David and Orit Carpenter Rhonda and Richard Harsch Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carton Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Haynes Robert A. and Iris J. Center Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Christianson Thomas C. Heagy Rev. Jane A. and Pati and O.J. Heestand BARD CIRCLE Mr. Michael A. Clark John and Yvonne Held Barney I. Cohen Janet and Bob Helman CHALLENGE Steven Cohen and Gail and Tom Hodges Join today and have Michael Godnick Doris B. Holleb your gift matched Jane and John Colman Bill and Vicki Hood dollar-for-dollar! J. Gorman Cook James and Deborah All new gifts matched Ellen Costello Hopkinson Michael F. Csar Nancy M. Hotchkiss up to $100,000. Carl Cucco, M.D. Ms. Patricia Hurley Charles Custer Leland Hutchinson and Kent and Liz Dauten Jean Perkins Wendy and Jim Daverman Paul A. Hybel & John Davidson and Elizabeth A. Raymond Shirley Schaeffer Terrell and Jill Isselhard Your Bard Circle Membership provides Dirk Denison and David Salkin Dr. and Mrs. Harry Jaffe you with VIP ticketing and intermission William DeWoskin and Deborah and Helmut Jahn Wendy S. Gross Pam and Paul James service, as well as intimate events with Mr. and Mrs. Byram Dickes Kathryn and Bruce Johnson the world’s leading theater artists. Wendy Doniger Claudia and Rick Johnson The Honorable David and Gretchen and Jay Jordan Eileen Donnersberger John Joyce and Gina Sepe By making a leadership gift of $1,000 Carole and Peter Doris Ms. Susan M. Junkroski or more, you can directly support the Ingrid and Rich Dubberke Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Kain Drs. George and Sally Metzler Gerald and Judith Kaufman extraordinary productions on our stages Dunea Jen and Brad Keck and work throughout the community. Kathy Dunn Diane and Gaynor Kelley Phil and Phyllis Eaton Dr. and Mrs. Russell and Mr. S. Cody Engle Rowena Killion To join the Bard Circle today, please contact: S.M. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Melissa Collins at 312.595.5672 or Patti Eylar and Richard M. Kohn Charlie Gardner The Koldyke Family Fund [email protected] (2011), photo by Liz Lauren by photo (2011), Follies Jen Donohoo, pictured: individual contributors

Jacquelyn and David Kopp Howard and Dr. David and Lee Reese Kathleen and Brian Spear James and Carolyn Krause Sandra Nagelberg Lynne and Allan Reich Deborah Spertus T/S Kully Philanthropic Fund Judith E. Neisser David P. Riley Howard Stamer Patrick R. Lagges Hope G. Nightingale and Mary Kay Ring Cheryl Steiger and Mr. and Mrs. Morton N. Lane David Ellis The Roberts Family Kevin Noonan Susan and Richard Lenny John and Janis Notz Foundation Nikki and Fred Stein Joanie and Richard Leopold Mr. and Mrs. Robin Roberts The Stanley & Kristin Barry Levenstam and Bernard Nusinow Bruce and Ellen Rodman Stevens Family Fund Elizabeth Landes James F. Oates Edmund and Carol Ronan Liz Stiffel Benita T. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oberlander Barbara and Ed Roob Donna M. and Mrs. Carole F. Liebson and Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Denise Rosenfeld Thomas H. Stone Dr. Philip R. Liebson James J. O’Connor Deborah and Jeffrey S. Ross Kimberly K. Taylor Robert B. Lifton and Carol Sarah and Wallace Oliver Abbie Helene Roth and Harrison and Rosofsky Jonathan F. Orser Sandra Gladstone Roth Marilyn Tempest Michael Charles Litt Dr. John O’Toole and The Rothe Charitable Trust The Tengelsen Family Diane and Bill Lloyd Dr. Kristin Walter Joseph O. Rubinelli, Jr. Foundation John H. Long and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ottley Dirk Brom and Kim Russel Mr. Gilbert Terlicher Nona Harrison Long George and Peggy Pandaleon Bettylu and Paul Saltzman Imogene Thoma Martha and John Mabie Irma Parker Larry Salustro Mrs. Vernon B. Thomas Charlene and Robert K. Parsons and Claudia Marie Saran John and Maribeth Totten Gary MacDougal Victoria J. Herget April and Jim Schink Joanne Troutner Barry and Mary Ann MacLean Lanny and Terry Passaro Bonnie and Roger Schmidt Henry and Janet Underwood Sherry and John Malusa Connie and Don Patterson Karen and Frank Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Todd Vieregg Lisa Runnells Markham Wendy J. Paulson Patricia and David Schulte Mr. and Mrs. Clark L. Wagner Faye Marlowe Thomas Pawlik and Ava Cohn Judy and Thomas Scorza Mary Kay and Bill Walsh William Mason Mona Penner Thomas and Maryellen Scott Sarita Warshawsky Judy and John McCarter Theodore and Mr. and Mrs. Bill and Frona Weaver Michael McCaslin and Harriette Perlman J. Josef Sedelmaier Susan Weber Patrick Ashley Sandra Perlow Richard and Betty Seid Wayne Whalen and Ron and Linda McGimpsey Joseph G. Phelps Carol Senderowitz Paula Wolff Helen Melchior Kathleen Picken Mr. and Mrs. Rex L. Sessions Mrs. Henry P. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Ken Shanoff Lisa and Randy White Gregory Melchor James W. Pierpont Dr. Kathy M. Sharpe Stuart and Diana Widman Sandra and Bernie Meyer Cynthia Plevin Andrew Shaw and Suzanne and George and Susan Mitchell Steven Plevin Marty Peterson Robert Wieseneck Dr. Marilyn Mitchell Judith Pree Brian and Melissa Sherman Steve and Arna Yastrow Geraldine A. Moss Andra and Irwin Press Jack Siegel and Evelyn Brody Paul and Mary Yovovich Bill Mulliken and Lorna C. James and Karen Prieur Mr. and Mrs. Donna Zarcone Filippini-Mulliken David and Valeria Pruett Michael J. Silverstein William Ziemann Clare Muñana Wendy and Jeffrey Puglielli Brittany A. Smith Dr. William R. Zimmer Steve and Holly Quasny Larry and Victoria Smith Anonymous (9) colleagues $500–$999 Michael L. Cardinale and Amina Dickerson William and Anne Goldstein Jonathan Abarbanel Autumn L. Mather Mr. and Mrs. Rob and Liz Grosshandler Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caveney and Michael Doornweerd Joan M. Hall William Adams IV Courtney Thomas Barbara and John Eckel Kathy Harrington and Karen and Walter Alexander Larry and Julie Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edwards Charlie Moles Dominic and Kathryn Allocco Thomas Clancy and Salli H. Eley Jill Hartman James and Sheila Amend Dana Green Jeff Farbman and Lois and Marty Hauselman Robert W. Andersen and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin J. Collier Ann Greenstein Kristen Hayes George P. Schneider Brittney Corley Polly Fehlman Anne and James Heger Robert and Lynn Arensman Ms. Nancy Corral Terry Feiertag Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hehmeyer Carey and Brett August The Coudal Family Peter Fischer and Diane Henry Richard K. Baer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Joanne Roddy Fischer Daniel and Adrienne Hill Mr. Edward Banas William A. Crane W. Clinton and Donald E. Hilton Michael and Mary Baniak Crown Point Community Lois Farrell Fisher Arnold and Sherry Hirsch Bonnie A. Barber Theatre Patti M. Flanagan Arthur and Nancy Hirsch Barbara Barzansky Steve Turner & Ann Cunniff Steph and Tom Formolo Paul and Jana Hletko Joan Israel Berger Patrick and Shirley Daly Adrian Foster Karen and Tom Howell Leigh and Henry Bienen Marilyn Darnall and Elizabeth Foster Joseph H. Huebner Nancy and George Bodeen Donald Strueber Mr. and Mrs. Abel Friedman M. Lynn Hughitt and John A. Bross Judy and Tapas K. Das Gupta Charles Gately and James Shaeffer Margaret Scanlan Brown Sue and Kent Davis Barbara Marder-Gately Jay and Anne Humphrey Janice Burnham and Lisette and Richard Davison Joyce and Allen Gerstein Cecily Hunt Ray Carney Mr. Paul Dengel and Ms. Jack and Jeanne Gilbert Robert T. Isham, Jr. Pastora San Juan Cafferty Paula J. Morency Cheryl and Robert Gilhooley Kirk Daniel Jaglinski David L. Cameron Marilyn and Terry Diamond Ms. Carol Glassroth John Jendras and Judith Paice

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Reena and Sajiv John Raquel Bech and Dr. and Mrs. Patricia G. Spear Russell N. Johnson Larry Martin Ralph W. Richter, Jr. David and Ingrid Stallé Drs. Michael and Steve and Lynn Mattson Charles Rickett Jr. Ronna Stamm and Abhilasha Jones Ted and Almeda Maynard William C. Roberts, Jr. Paul Lehman JS Charitable Trust Renetta and Kevin McCann Cil and Deever Rockwell Mr. Roger Stein and Robert and Jeanne Kapoun Chris McGowan and John and Beth Roffers Ms. Jill Deutsch Harriet and Ernest Karmin Sandy Wang Bob Kunio and Libby Roth Susan and Roger Stone Larry and Marie Kaufman Michael and Ruth Ann Alyne Salstone Mary Stowell and Ms. Emily Kessler McGuinnis Mr. and Mrs. John Samolis Jim Streicker Krystyna Kiel and McMillan and Associates Richard and Susan Sanders Gary D. Strandlund Alexander Templeton Terry J. Medhurst Nancy A. Sans Bob and Ann Stucker Polly Elizabeth Kintzel Jonathan and Jill Meier The Sarafa-Duncan Sara E. Sumner Susan Klingenstein Fund Madonna and John Merritt Family Fund Jerry Szatan and Cheryl and Don Kobetsky Jane Meyer Susan Schaalman and Katherine Abbott Mr. Murray Kopelow and Pamela G. Meyer Charlie Shulkin Mr. and Mrs. Ms. Catherine R. Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Mills Jeffery Schamis and Frederick B. Thomas Ken and Susan Koranda James and Lorri Montana Eva Eves Barbara and Randy Thomas Kevin A. and Michelle Montroy Heidi Schellman and Wade Thomson Joanne C. Krakora Charles and Joan Moore Stephen Wolbers Brady Twiggs Rosemary Krimbel John R. and Judith R. Moore Robert and Mary Schloerb Mr. and Mrs. Mark Landolt and Rick and Joyce Morimoto Emanuel Semerad Peter Van Nice Jennifer Lane Lansolt Michelle and Michael Morris Jerry and Naomi Senser Anne VanWart & Mr. and Mrs. Ted Langan Milan and Shannon Mrksich Susan H. and Michael Keable Kim and Edwin Lewis Gerald and Maia Mullin Robert E. Shapiro Linda Vertrees Steven and Barbara Lewis Dr. Virginia Mullin Kenneth Sharigian Drs. Mark Reiter and Anny Liao George and Paula Noble John and Kay Shaw Kathleen Ward Gloria and Harold Lipschultz Barbara and Daniel O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shea Chloe and Angus Watson Valerie Kolis and Mr. and Mrs. Marilyn Shipley Richard and Karen Weiland Peter Livaditis Norman Olson, Jr. Chris and Suzie Shoup Dr. Joan Werber Nancy and Jim Loewenberg Timothy P. O’Neill and Linda S. Siegel and William and Elizabth Werth Jim and SuAnne Lopata Jane Rutherford Ira O. Glick Connie and John Wesley Michael and Lisa LoVallo Rob Pezold and Duane Sigelko and Carol Williams Mr. Sachnoff E. Lowell Katherine Minarik Mary Kay McDermott Jan Williams Robert Luse Mr. and Mrs. Terry Plochman Craig Sirles Gary and Modena Wilson Marshall and Karyn Lutz Richard and Charlene Posner Carrie and John Smart Duain Wolfe Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Prinz Diane Smith Susan and Michael Wolz Paula and Jeffrey Malak John and Mary Raitt Leslie Smith and Harold Woodman Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rathunde Michael Uzer Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Mancillas Polly and Kenneth Rattner Mike, Charlotte and Michael Woolever David Marino Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith Anonymous (5) John M. Richman Unmi Song friends $250–$499 Ellen Stone Belic Linda and Terry Brown Marvin R. Cohen and Laura and David Kathleen Bemis T. P. Brown Jane E. Richman Abrahamson Jeff and Allison Bennett Karen Brozynski Mr. and Mrs. Ann S. Alpert Tom and Melanie Berg Edward and Sandra Edward Condon The Altaratz Family John Bernstein Burkhardt Janice M. Conway Carol L. Anderson Diane and Karl Berolzheimer John Byrd Kim and Vera Cory Kimball and Karen Anderson Carla and R. Stephen Berry Elizabeth Cameron and Chrissy and William Cox Robert C. Anderson Keki and Mehroo Bhote Richard Soohey Rosemary Crowley Mareon R. Arnold Sam and Shirley Bianco Vanessa Caparros The Dale Family Thomas & Heidi Babbo Jerry Biederman Constance K. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Dave Orkowski Sharon Baldwin Gene Bindler Mary Catomy Michael and Barbara Davis Eugene Balter and M. J. Black and Mr. Beau Robert and Laura Chen Peter Debreceny and Judith R. Phillips Abby Blank Ms. Cynthia Cheski and Jane Humzy Randy and Lorraine Barba Sharon and Dennis Blevit Rev. Scott Elliott Nancy Dehmlow Mr. and Mrs. William G. Mr. and Mrs. John and Deborah Chipman Wilma and Michael Delaney Barker III Philip D. Block III Mr. and Mrs. Julian & Molly D’Esposito Erika Bartelstein H. Constance Bonbrest Jerome J. Claeys III Donald Deutsch Gregory Batton and Carol Mary Boote Martin Clarke Janet E. Diehl Constantine Kay and Fred Bosselman Peter Coblentz and Lawrence and Sally Domont Dr. Lisa M. Bauman Betty and Bill Boyd Maureen Mitchel John and Barbara Dongas Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Susan Brenner Tim and Theresa Coburn Sue Donoghue Mark E. Beeghley Richard H. Brewer and Emil F. Coccaro Diana Drouillard Mr. and Mrs. Mary Ann Schwartz Lydia G. Cochrane Bruce and Marnie Duff Donald A. Belgrad Ms. Jean Broom Jim and Bridget Coffing

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Dr. Deirdre Dupré and Linda and Robert Hauser Richard Landgraff and Patricia E. Mullin Dr. Robert Golub Thomas and Louise Hayden Bernadette Foley Mr. and Mrs. David M. Eldred DuSold Mary T. Hayes Matthew J. Larsen Murdoch Melanie Ehrhart Virginia and Thomas Helm Phyllis Laughlin Kathleen and J. Brian Murphy Gerald and Eileen Eisenstein Dr. John A. Herndon William and Blair Lawlor Larry and Joan Murphy Paul and Maxine Ellenbogen Kimberlee S. Herold Vesna Lazar and Annie Murray Drs. Ron and Judy Eshleman Catherine and Cassidy Mullins Kay C. Nalbach Suzanne Fabers-Fizdale and John Herrmann Hee Ja Lee Gary Neddenriep Richard Fizdale Robert Hill and Thea Flaum Mary Lee Dr. Susan Nedza and Mr. Walter S. Falkowski, M.D. Jackie and Jim Holland Lisa Lees Dr. Oswaldo Lastres Chuck and Wendy Fast Sheldon Holzman Ruth Lekan Nicolas H. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John Fazli Peggy H. Paulsen Carolyn S. Levin Edwin and Janice Nickel Michael and Sally Feder Nick Hornedo Gerald and Laurie Levin Stan and Kathleen Niew Dr. Kate Feinstein Vicki and Thomas Horwich Fran and Chuck Licht Zehava L. Noah Carol Fessenden Brian Horwood and Lynne and Bob Lisco Dr. Angela Normoyle James and Rochelle Fisch Mary Beth Berkoff David Lloyd Dr. Gerard F. Notario Mr. and Mrs. John and Leigh Hourihane Ms. Michelle Long Mr. and Mrs. Justin M. Fishbein Mr. and Mrs. Claude and Ruth Lucchesi Hiram M. Nowlan Cotton and Diane Fite Stephen G. Huels Mary and William Ludford The O’Brien Family Sherry Fox Professor and Dr. Mark Lundell Dr. Edward S. Ogata and Timothy and Janet Fox Mrs. Clark Hulse Stephen M. Lynch Kathleen Field Orr James and Silvia Franklin Mr. and Mrs. William Jolie Macier and Steve and Heide Olson Judith R. Freeman Hummer James Niehoff Daniel O’Neill Merle Friedman Judy Hunnicutt Mary Frances Madison Neal and Mary Clark Sharon Fritz G.C. and Phyllis Hunt Anthony P. and Ormond JoAnn Gavin and John Huntington and Mary B. Mahowald Jim & Sharon O’Sullivan John Smyth, Jr. Virginia Wexman Antohony Maier James Padgett and Susan Geffen and Dr. David Hyman Make It Better Rosanne Fitko Arthur Reich, Founders Mr. Harold Jackson Irene Makris Susan Pagles Trish Gerber Joseph and Ginia Jahrke George and Roberta Mann Grayce Papp Marilyn Getzov Rolfe B. Jenkins Stephen and Drs. Allen L. and Joan Giardina Karen and Dan Johns Susan Bass Marcus Georga Parchem Gerry and Stan Glass George and Lynn Jones Sarah R. Marino and Ms. Joan Parks Beth Goad Mr. Lawrence L. Jones James Geren Susan Pastin Jaye and John Golanty Laura Jordahl Laura and Craig Martin Scott R. Pattullo Susan L. Goldenberg Edward T. Joyce William F. Marutzky Charles and Melanie Payne Michelle and Gerald Gordon Dr. Anne M. Juhasz Barbara and John Massey Simeon Peebler & Robert M. and Ms. Judith Jump David and Karen Mattenson Kristen Bedway Alanna Gordon Tom and Esta Kallen Mike McCoy and Maggie Margaret Pendry Philip and Suzanne Gossett Clifford Kavwsky and Kirkham-McCoy Tom Pendry Tom and Claire Goulding Evalyn Grant Ann and John McDermott Carol Pennel Stuart Graff Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Julie McElroy Robert and Barbara Perkaus Anastasia Grant Thaddeus P. Kawalek Stephen J. and Rita McElroy Gerald Perutz John Green Kip Kelley John McGowan Mr. David Peterson Jack and Donna Greenberg Julie and Bill Kellner George and Alice McKann Karen Pierce and Carey Weiss Brian Gray and George and Judy Kennedy Joan and John McLane Carl and Barbara Plochman Melissa Greenberg Debra & Chuck Kent Florence McMillan Vivianne and Joel Pokorny Ray H. Greenblatt Martijn Kist Judy Meguire Mary Jane Pollack Dr. and Mrs. Thomas and Margaret Dr. Janis Mendelsohn Sally and Jim Porter Robert Greendale Kittle-Kamp Angela Mersch and Joan Powers Stewart and Rochelle Grill Jane and Paul Klenck Steve Ryder Marilyn and Roger Price Mary Grobarcik Mr. Paul Kleppner Daniel Meyer Faye J. Prince Robyn and David Grossberg Pamela Knowles Jim and Ginger Meyer Priti Purohit Ada Mary Gugenheim and The Kochanek Family Sandra and Michael Meyers Graham Putnam Jon N. Will Lisa Kohn Annemarie Michaud Chris and Elizabeth Quigg J.A. Gustafson Gera-Lind Kolarik, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Michel Michael Rathsack Carol and Solomon Gutstein Evidence Video Robert O. Middleton James M. Rauh Philip and Nancy Bill Konczyk and Stan Conlon Dana M. Mikstay Mary Lee Reed Zimmerman Hablutzel Electra Kontalonis Marshall and Doug Regan David and Elaine Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Gwendolyn Miller Jeffrey and Susan Rein The Hackett Family Robert Korajczyk Art and Linda Milton Linda and John Relias Frances Cole Hansen Kurtis Kossen Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Moody Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Revak Virginia M. Harding Robert and Anne Krebs Annette C. Moore Sharon Rice Phillip and Nancy Harns Liz Krimendahl Gail Morse and Mark Richman Joie and Tom Harris Erica & Frank Kuhlmann Lauren Verdich Shelby and Debra Rifkin Lois and Donald Hartung Terri Lacy Bobbie Mueller Jackie River and Dorothy Harza Carol G. LaMar Sandra L. Mueller Louis P. River III, M.D.

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Marilynn and Charles Rivkin Donald and Victoria Scott Mr. George R. Strohl Jim and Mary Weidner Judy and Warner Rosenthal James M. Sears Sunflower Creative Arts Mr. Richard G. Weinberg Mrs. Joan Fiona Ross Denise and Joseph Seminetta George Patrick Surgeon Nicholas Weingarten and Joe Ross and Jean Shutler Mr. and Mrs. Michelle Swalec Cynthia Winter Nuna and Ennio Rossi Richard J. L. Senior Eileen Sweeney Sherrie Weiss Sidney and Alexandra Roth Parijat A. Sharma Judy Swiger Lyman and Deana Welch Heidi S. Rothenberg Ilene Shaw Sylvester Construction Steve and Bonnie Wheeler William and Patricia Rotz William Shorey Services, Inc. John W. Wheeler Norman J. and Gerri Shute Harold L. Temple Floyd and Judith W. Whellan Alice E. Rubash Michael, Leslie and Ilene Patty and Tom Terpstra Ron Wielage Susan B. and Collin Sieber Matt Thomas Tracey Williams Myron E. Rubnitz Howard and Roberta Siegel Michele D. Thomure Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Winick Jonathan and Cheryl Ruff Anna and Mark Siegler Carl R. Tisone Raymond Wise and Ed and Diana Ruthman Mr. Gregg Skalinder and Carol and Larry Townsend Ted Robinson Dr. Marsha Ryan Mrs. Barbara B. Kreader Sally L. Trekell Christine and Michael Wolf Alana Rybak Ms. Christine Sloan Jack and Betty Trickler Pamela and Bruce Wolfe Toby & Penelope Sachs James and Mary Jo Slykas Edith and Edward Turkington Sarah Wolff and Susan C. Salay Craig and Linda Mary Kay Tuzi Joel Handelman James and Judith Satkiewicz Fontana Smith Mr. Edward Valauskas and Jane Christino and Mary Ann and Bob Savard Phyllis and Gerald Smith Ms. Nancy R. John Joseph Wolnski Gary and Kay Saxvik Elaine and Richard Smith Rakesh Vohra Jeffrey and Claudia Wood Marianne and Ben Schapiro Susan Smith Mrs. Susan Wade on behalf Diane P. Wood Anne and Steven Scheyer Adam Snyder of the Dr. Robert H. Fischer John and Christine Wray Corinne Fargo-Schmitt Mr. Ben Z. Sosewitz Memorial Fund Dr. Anne H. Wright Dr. Nicholas Schneider and Dr. and Mrs. Karen & Herb Wander Philip and Virginia Yarrow Angela Schneider Marshall Sparberg Gwenyth B. Warton Stephanie Kim Yee and Larry and Natalie DeeDee Spence Roberta and Robert Washlow Eric Haab Schumacher Hal Stewart Dr. David Wasserman Bruce Worthel and Will Schwarz and Nancy Suzanne and Fred Stitt Fred and Kathy Weber Barbara G. Young Grace; Sam, Anna and Ben Stoner and Crystal Lake Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Louis J. Zake Nate Schwarz South High School Morris S. Weeden Ethel Zitnik Richard and Mary Weeks Anonymous (21) associates $150–$249 Helen and Charles Bidwell Ed Calkins Sally and Karl A. Cremieux Kathryn Ables Noel and Shirley Biery Karen A. Callaway Mary and John Crois Gershen and Sally Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Amy and Jeff Cardella Alan and Charlotte Cubbage Stephen and Victoria Adik Michael Biscan, Sr. Kenneth Carlson and Frank and Laura Czechanski Stacy Adlman James B. Bishop Harriet Carlson Patricia Daley Masoom Ahmed Patrick Bitterman George M. Carpenter Joanne and Thomas W. Daly Dan and Roz Alvarez Dr. Constance Blade Sharon L. Carr Mr. Ronald J. Dammon Mychal and Dorothy Angelos John and Stephanie Blaser Phyllis Carroll Lorraine M. Danders Janet Anixter Bernard and Nancy Blayer Michael B. Carsella Robert Davis and Mrs. Raymond L. Arbetman Richard and Lynn Blessing Aidan and Miles Casey Richard Lundgren Arthur A. Arfa DeAurora Inc. James Cavanaugh Robert and Sheila Day Jennifer Arneson St. Louis Catholic School, Jean Cavanaugh Burt Schell and Barbara Deal Harriet Arnold Princeton, IL Bob and Judy Chalberg Barbara B. and Robert DeBolt Drs. Andrew and Iris Aronson Gayle D. Bohne Elizabeth Hogan and Eloise C. DeYoung Delbert and Barbara Arsenault Linda Bolte Louis Chan Dr. and Mrs. Kaye B. Aurigemma Joseph Boniecki Ms. Linda Cherney Henry Dold, M.D. William M. Backs Katie Bourne Judy M. Chernick Kathy Beiser and Mick Peggy Bagley Aldridge Bousfield Chicago Finance Exchange Domalaga James P. Baker Robert and Susan Bowker Barbara and Bruce Chrisman Mary Donners Meyer Jack and Tina Barbaccia H. Woods Bowman and Gerry and Carol Chrisman Connie Donovan Peter Barrett Michelle M. Thompson Eric P. Chun Alden and Saxon Fleming Michael and Felicia Baskin Cate Brady Marilyn Cicero Daniel R. Downs— Martin and Jill Baumgaertner Dr. Alice G. Brandfonbrener Mary Clausen-Beck For More Shakespeare! Eva Carol Beck Mrs. John J. Bransfield, Jr. Paul Pomchey Stiles Thomas and Susan Drake Ms. Linda Belan and Robert and Joell Brightfelt Brian J. Clucas Jennifer Drinkwater Mr. Vincent Kinehan Larry and Susanne Broutman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cohen Ms. Rosanne Druian Richard Bendix Dr. Alan and Carol Brown Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cole Frances Duda John and Lynn Benson Rev. Joyce and Mr. George Peter and Judith Connolly Susan Duda World's Largest Laundromat M. Brown Gordon P. and M.H. Duggar Phyllis and Leonard Berlin Chris Bucko Sigrid L. Connor Sheila and Harvey Dulin Harriet Bernstein Richard and Barbara Bull Jack Cooksey Thomas and Martha Dwyer Leslie L. Berry Bill and Helen Burns Bill and Beth Coulson Anne Egger Adrian D. and Arta Beverly Richard and Ann Burnstine Caroline P. Cracraft Dr. and Mrs. Sydney Eisen

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Seth and Rosalind Eisner Mr. Robert and Vivian S. Kaplan Peter and Frances Martin Donald and Deanna Elliott Dr. Roslyn Haber Themis and Melodie Karnezis Michael Martineau David and Susan Ellis John and Anne Hackett Ms. Marilyn Karsh John Martini Thomas and Pat Erickson Crispin and Cecile Hales Heather and Molly Karstens Ms. Patricia Martino Dr. Brenda Eriksen Suzanne Hall Dave Kathman Robert J. & K. Ruth Marx Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Erlich Hugh Halverstadt Thalia Katsaros Kate and Neil Mascarenhas Grace and Thomas Ewert Chester and Phyllis Matthew J. Keller, Jr. In Memory of Edward and Judy Ex Handelman Dennis Kelly Eugene Bryant and In Linda C. Fairbanks and Mr. and Mrs. Susan Kern Honor of Barbara Gaines Jeanne DeVore David L. Hanson David and Sharon Kessler Eric Mattson Edith and Gerald Falk Lois and Michael Harring Kishwar Khalid Grace Mayer Robert and Barbara Farrah Helen Joan Haugsnes Mr. David King Patricia McArthur Julie Fenton and Grace Healy Thad King Heather McCann Stuart Chanen Sandra L. Helton and Katherine and Frank Kinney Patrick and Ellen McCarthy Rick Ferguson Norman M. Edelson Henry and Sandra Kite Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCoy Jack Ferrero Leo and Carol Henikoff Larry Kluskens Stacey and Patrick McCusker Shelton L. Flowers and James and Carrol Herber Jim Knudsen Amy McFarland Gustina L. Warren Judy and Jay Heyman Ms. Janet Kohrman Andrew and Pamela McGaan Susan and Kevin Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Shari L. Kouba Karen C. McGirr Henry and Frances Fogel Mark C. Hibbard Judy and Perry Kozicki Rodrick and Yoshie Marilyn and Eric Fors V.E. Hicks Susan F. Kozlowski McIlquham Maynard Fossum Ms. Elaine T. Hirsch and Anne and William Kragh John and Etta McKenna Judith Fox Mr. Donald J. Grossman Susan and Manny Kramer Sandra McNaughton Rhona and Julian Frazin Harold Hirsch Nancy and Rick Kreiter Withrow W. Meeker Jeannie and Dan Frey Nancy and Allen Hirschfield Philip A. Krempely Constance Meinwald John and Berta Friedland Joel and Janet Hochman Adrienne and Lois and Hugo Melvoin Mr. and Mrs. Aaron and Sarah Hoffman Jeffrey Kriezelman Carol A. Mester Richard Fruhwirth Ann and Jim Hogan Joan and Jordan Krimstein J. K. Metzdorf David Fulghum John L. and Virginia Hogan Benjamin Krumstok, M.D. Dr. Jerrold & Mr. and Mrs. Dave Funk Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Holden Linda Kulikowski Marian Michaels John and Mary Galati Dr. Deborah Holdstein and Donald and Patricia Charles L. Milett Denise Michelle Gamble Mr. Jay Boersma Kummings Rhoda A. Miller Donn and Barbara Gardner Amy and David Hollander Jacob Kupietzky Kristin and Roger Miller Les and Katrina Garner William Hottinger Mary Kurz Ronald S. Miller Raymond & Patricia Gass Ellen R. Horween Nancy and Ron Kurz Patricia M. Milroy Dick and Janice Geddes Suzanne and Gene Hotchkiss Ron and Maryanne Labine Bill and Bobbie Moore Patricia and Grant Gerrond Ina and John Houck John L. Ladle, Jr. Emerson Moran Arlene and Camillo Ghiron Rose M. Houston Diane and Chuck Laff Philip D. and Patricia Sally and Michael Gibbs Harry J. Hunderman and Anthony Lampl Morehead Geoffrey Gifford Deborah Slaton Richard Landau Corinne S. Morrissey Betty Gilbert In Memory of Barbara Hunt Ginger Speigel Lane Mr. Steven Morris Deborah Gleeson Mrs. Robert C. Hyndman Bradley Larson Carol Morse and Dr. Paul Glickman James and Joyce Ibers Richard and Irma Larson William Bronec Teresa Glotzbach Laura Ikens and Steve Ferkau Corinne Lee Thomas F. Murphy Claire and Mark Golan Margaret Ivetic Dr. Janet V. Leonard Eileen Murray Sue Golan Janet Jaekel Mr. and Mrs. Matt Leuck Timothy & Janet Murtaugh Natalie Goldberg John and Lonnie Jenkins Michael Levey Barbara Murtha Samuel and Paula Golden Edward T. Jeske and Joan and Murray Levin Bruce Myers Anne Goldman John F. Hern Susan Levitt Thomas and Karen Nealis Lynn Goldstein Patricia A. Jiganti Sara Segal Loevy and Steven Carol Thomas Neely Enid Golinkin Dr. Hulon and Dr. R. Lovey Andrew Newton Robert Gonnella Raymonda T. Johnson Kristine Lofquist Jerry and Geraldine Nolen Gordon and Nancy Johnson Carol and Dale Loomis Mrs. Ellen Evans Noth Nancy Goodman Rose H. Johnson John and Nancy Lucey Kevin and Margaret O'Keefe Steve and Linda Goranson Susan and Richard Johnson Richard Luecke Susan Mary O'Neal Lupe Gorz Randee and Vance Johnson Wayne and Kris Lueders Ms. Ornelas's 7th Grade Class Barbara Grabowski James A. Jolley and John and Rosemary Luther Mary and Arthur Osteen Donald and Jane Gralen R. Kyle Lammlein Mary and Larry Mages Sarah R. Packard Marilyn J. Gregg Margaret and Loretta Malone Ronna Page Geraldine Grennan Gary Kachadurian Naja and George Maltezos Prem and Patricia Pahwa Charles Grode Lynn Kaiser Sharon Manuel Susan Paoni Christine J. Gruber Catherine Kallal Mr. David Marker Louise Parkin Fair Oaks Contractors Kathleen Kallan Mr. and Mrs. Tania M. Pasterz Marnie Gucciard Vicky Kalogera Charles Marlowe Audrey and John Paton Mr. Kenneth Guy Olwyn J. Kane Edward Martin The Patterson Family

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Patrice Pearsall Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. J. Stevens Larry and Doris Walther Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ruskin Michael and Nancy Stieber Royal Ward Perlstein, Jr. Robert and Cheryl Ryan John Stiefel Sandra and Steve Waters Melanie and Dan Peterson Susan L. Sack Frank and Frances Rosalind Wattel Viktoras Petroliunas Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sakats Stilwagner Bill and Rose Webb Anne Phillips Esther Saks Mary Stitt Sandra and Rita Pomerance Alonco Saracay Jane B. Stone Bruce Wechsler Clinton Popetz Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Patricia Study Vasliliki and Peter Weiden Ken Porrello and Schade Edward and Joyce Sturrus Barbara and Thomas Weil Sherry McFall Robert P. Schaible Susan and John Sullivan Susan and Richard Wellek Barbara Provus James and Sally Louis and Barbara William and Mary Wenzel Wesley Skogan and Schlobohm Sunderland Jerome and Sara Wermuth Barbara Puechler Rose Schmidt Susan & Judith James and John Quane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Pat Swaney George Ann Wesner Thomas Quinn and Lewis M. Schneider Sandra Sweet and Jeanne Westcott Eileen Furey Doug and Liz Schuetz Eva Carrillo Lawson & Jane Whitesides Dorothy V. Ramm George and Mr. and Mrs. Roberta Whitworth Shobha Lakshmi Rao Deborah Schulz Casmir F. Szczepaniak Joan Wiff Pam and Fred Rawles Colleen O'Leary Robert and Dr. Thomas Wilda Ken Leone and Donald and Polly Schwartz Catherine Szymke Mr. and Mrs. Suzanne Reid Tony and Celeste Scolaro Susan and David Taylor Gary E. Wilham Daniel Reidy Pat Sczygiel Wynn Taylor Michelle Wilhelmi Paul and Marcia Renaud Gail and Lewis Segal Mr. Alvin Telser Clifton J. Wilkow Marilyn and Guy Revesz Ralph and Nancy Segall Maynard K. Terrell John and Nancy Wilks Joan Chilton Richards John Sergo John and Eva Terschak Marty and Barbara Hal B. Richerson Myron and Joseph and Dahlia Tesher Williams Perry Gerald Riva Beverly Shapiro Ronald Tevonian Bruce and Barbara Anthony Riviello Nancy and Richard Sher Cheryl Thaxton Williams Percy and Leigh Roberts Mark A. Shornick Pamela A. Thomas and Jessica Williams Solvig and Harry David Francis Show John Ladley Scott Williamson Robertson Bill and Harlan Shropshire Floyd Thompson Ann Wise Howard and Mary Robins Ellen and Richard Shubart Mr. James Freundt and Sheila Wolfe Joan V. Roeder Max Sichrovsky Ms. Diane M. Tkach Patrick and Patrice Robert and Eleanor Bruce and Sarane Siewerth The Trimak Family Wooldridge Roemer Frank Sims Celeste Troon Debbie Wright Linda Rogers Thoedore Lane Skeeters II Coleman and Abbott and Teana Wright Michael V. Roman ang Andrew and Deborah Tuggle Jim Yanahan Gary R. Paaren Mary Lou Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Tina Young Richard Rooney Sharon R. Sloan William Twohig Linda Youngman Dr. Ashley S. Rose and Charles F. Smith Gretchen W. Vacendak Beth Zerman Charlotte B. Puppel-Rose Mr. and Mrs. Smith Arie Van Der Ploeg David and Margaret M. Mitchell and Madison R. and Shaun Van Horn Suzanne Zesmer Richard A. Rosengarten Carolyn J. Smith D.A. Vandevender Janice Marcia Ziebka Ms. Barbara Rosin Robert A. Smith Margaret Veach John and Linda Zimnie Jack & Melanie Ross Norma and Steve and Debbie Viktora Margaret Moses and Martha Roth and Kenneth Spungen Diana Visco Mike Zimmer Bryon Rosner John Stark Dona Vitale Mr. and Mrs. Judy Royal and Paige and Bill Steers Douglas R. Voyles Robert E. Zimmerman Tim Patenode Maurren Steindler John and Katie Wahlman Christine Zrinsky Jane G. Rozoff Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J. Todd Walbert Dr. Charles and Philip Castillo and Stenhouse, Jr. David and Mrs. Gail Zugerman Susan Rundle Janet and Charles A. Stern Anna Mary Wallace Janice Zulkey Marilyn and David Marilyn Sternberg Classic Center Cultural Anonymous (14) Ruschhaupt Don A. Stevens Foundation (Athens, GA)

46 Fall 2012 | Black Watch CHICAGOSHAKESPEARETHEATER’S GALA 2012 On June 11, 2012, Chicago Shakespeare Theater hosted Gala 2012 in celebration of world-class productions and the continued growth and reach of our education and civic engagement programs. Chicago Shakespeare Theater is pleased to recognize the following supporters for their participation. GALA 2012 NORTHERN TRUST LEAD SPONSORS DONNA VAN EEKEREN FOUNDATION FOOD FOR THOUGHT CATERING GALA 2012 HOST COMMITTEE Allstate Insurance Exelon Susan C. Levy Ray and Judy Company Corporation Jenner & Block LLP McCaskey Mark Ouweleen and Harve Ferrill and Sheila Penrose and McDonald’s Sarah Harding Karla Scherer Ernest Mahaffey Corporation Bartlit Beck Herman Jones Lang LaSalle Palenchar & Scott LLP Greg and Peggy and Dick Christa Gallopoulos Richard Porter Notebaert BlueCross BlueShield General Dynamics and Lydia Marti of Illinois Corporation Kirkland & Ellis LLP J.B and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation Mark and Jody Furlong Ellen and Paul Bill and Char Tomazin BMO Harris Bank Gignilliat KPMG Carole and Gordon Segal Bulley & Andrews Grosvenor Capital Donna Van Eekeren Management, L.P. and Dale Connelly Marilynn and CME Group Land O’Frost Carl Thoma ITW Anonymous BENEFACTORS Abbott Virginia and Gary Gerst Richard and Patty Kent Pam and Doug Walter Aon Raeanne and Robert Sarazen Edward & Lucy R. Minor ReedSmith LLP and Jennifer and Ron Cortina Family Foundation The Boeing Company Goldman, Sachs & Co. William Blair & Company Motorola Mobility J.P. Morgan Foundation INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS AND CONTRIBUTORS Baker Tilly Virchow Chicago Title and Trust Chase and Mark Levey Wilmont Vickey Krause, LLP Company Foundation VOA Associates ncorporated Lew and Susan Manilow Mr. and Mrs. Delaware Place Bank Cate and Brit J. Bartter Dennis Olis Frederick Waddell Frankel Family Baxter International Inc. Foundation Larry Richman Lynne and The PrivateBank David B. Weinberg The Robert Thomas David D. Hiller Bobins Foundation Carlisle and John Rex-Waller Jan and Bill Jentes Harvey and Mary Struthers THE SPIRIT OF SHAKESPEARE AWARDS Keeping the Spirit of Shakespeare alive through artistic leadership and community service CIVIC HONOREE ARTISTIC HONOREE FREDERICK H. WADDELL BRIAN BEDFORD 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 call Melissa Collins in the Advancement Office at 312.595.5672 or [email protected]. Reflects contributions received between June 1, 2011 and August 31, 2012 Memorial In Memory of our son Robert In Memory of Ed Minor Michael Levey Sue and Kent Davis Steve Turner & Ann Cunniff Iris Lieberman In Memory of Lois Dunn Sarajane Avidon and Sara Segal Loevy and Steven R. Lovey Kathy Dunn Felix Shuman Actor Mary Frances Madison Training Fund Robert J. & K. Ruth Marx In Memory of Arlene Fieldsteel Dr. David & Christine Pesses V.E. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baron Michael Becker and Mary Baim Faye J. Prince In Memory of Anne Herndon Mercita De Monk Ben and Marianne Schenker Dr. John A. Herndon Shelton L. Flowers and Gustina L. Warren Judy Schwab Marilyn Getzov Dick Simpson In Memory of Anonymous Walter B. Kulikowski Robert Houston Linda Kulikowski Bonnie and Michael Intorcia In Memory of Eric Skowronski Linda Jack Barry and Sharon Allen In Memory of Abby S. Dennis Kelly Magdovitz-Wasserman In Memory of Donald W. Tripp George and Judy Kennedy Kimberly L. Randal Dr. David Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Kohn Honorary In Honor of Eve Alexander In Honor of Diane Herr In Honor of Sharon and Matthew J. Larsen William E. Hall Michael Sloan’s Wedding In Honor of Kellen Blair In Honor of Jen and Harvey Braus and Joe Kinosian Timothy Edward Kane Micah Fogel Kathleen Bemis Paul Kobasa Linda and Monte Gerlach Denis Heimlich In Honor of the Box Office In Honor of Jack Karp Joey Heimlich Janice E. Abrohams Theodore and Harriette Perlman Aaron Heimlich In Honor of Madelaine Ellis In Honor of Thomas Kaska Iris D. Marreck Hope G. Nightingale Judith Fox William S. Roloff Arlene J. Schultz In Honor of Phil Engel In Honor of Richard Terry Slaney and John Stark Diana F. Blitzer and Patricia Kent Andrew and Mary Lou Sloan In Honor of Joseph Fiennes Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Haynes Barbara and Ronald Vavrinek Hal Stewart In Honor of Lucas In Honor of Kathy and Brian Spear In Honor of the Jentes Family Mary Leea Seth and Rosalind Eisner Adrian Foster In Honor of Ray and In Honor of Eric Strickland In Honor of Barbara Gaines Judy McCaskey Gordon and Mary Vance Wayne Whalen and Paula Wolff Caroline P. Cracraft In Honor of Harvey Struthers In Honor of Gary Gerst In Honor of Stephen McDonald Kathryn and Bruce Johnson Janet S. McDonald Rhona and Julian Frazin In Honor of Carl and In Honor of Virginia and In Honor of Christine Newton Marilynn Thoma Gary Gerst Andrew Newton The Patterson Family William Kellogg In Honor of Linda Orellana In Honor of Ross Thomas In Honor of Nancy and and Alana Rybak Annie Murray Sheldon Holzman Christopher Gibbs In Honor of Gayle Tilles Brittney Corley In Honor of John Rau Mrs. John J. Bransfield, Jr. In Honor of their grandchildren The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation In Honor of Marge Uhlarik-Boller Jerome and Sara Wermuth Mary Ann Werman In Honor of Harry Groener In Honor of Philip Rosenberg Emily Rosenberg Pollock In Honor of her parent’s Susan Smith 80th Birthdays In Honor of Mary and In Honor or Rob Ryan Nancy Usiak Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Peter Haab In Honor of Donna Van Eekeren Stephanie Kim Yee and Eric Haab In Honor of Carole and David and Bridget Van Eekeren In Honor of Criss Henderson Gordon Segal Marilyn and David Rushhaupt Faye Marlowe James and Brenda Grusecki

48 Fall 2012 | Black Watch 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 contributions received between August 1, 2010 and August 31, 2012.

Aon Foundation Kirkland & Ellis LLP AT&T Foundation Kraft Foods Inc. Baird Foundation, Inc. The John D. and Catherine T. Bank of America Illinois MacArthur Foundation The Boeing Company McMaster-Carr Supply Company The Capital Group Companies Nicor Gas Inc. Chicago Mercantile Exchange The Northern Trust Company CNA Foundation Nuveen Investments Dell Oce-USA, Inc. GE Foundation Pfizer Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Polk Bros. Foundation IBM Corporation The Rhoades Foundation Illinois Tool Works Inc. Robert R. McCormick Foundation Johnson Controls Foundation USG Corporation Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. W.W. Grainger, Inc. JPMorgan Chase

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Donations can be made in memory of a loved one or to commemorate a birthday, wedding or other special occasion. Donors and their honoree will be listed in CST’s production program in a special tribute section for an entire year after the gift is received. Contact Melissa Collins in the Advancement Office at 312.595.5672 or [email protected] or make your gift securely online at www.chicagoshakes.com/support. Chicago Shakespeare Theater 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 August 1, 2011 and August 31, 2012.

American Airlines Hall’s Rental Service Arc Worldwide Rich Hein BBJ Linen Heritage Wine Cellars, Ltd. Bukiety Floral Design Kirkland & Ellis LLP Carol’s Event Staffing, Inc. M •A •C Cosmetics CDW Computer Centers, Inc. Motorola Inc. Crain Communications, Inc. Nixon Peabody LLP Dinkel’s Bakery Phil Stefani Catering Chicago Food For Thought Catering Van Duzer Vineyard— Frost Lighting, Inc. Carl and Marilynn Thoma Haj Designs THE 2012/13 SEASON

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