the best of all possible seasons...produced five world premieres, four by ... jennifer lim and james...

The BesT of All

PossiBle seAsons

2010/2011 AnnuAl RepoRt

2

Our 2010/2011 Season was ambitious, featuring five premieres of new works as well as two new adaptations of classics. Collectively, these productions provided stunning proof of the artistic breadth and variety for which the Goodman is noted, along with the quality and diversity that our state-of-the-art facility has helped us achieve over the past decade. I was particularly excited to welcome back three of my favorite collaborators—Manilow Resident Director Mary Zimmerman, Artistic Associate Regina Taylor and MacArthur “Genius” Grant–winning playwright Sarah Ruhl—and pleased to welcome playwright Thomas Bradshaw to the Goodman for the first time.

The Albert Theatre season opened with Mary Zimmerman’s production of Candide, featuring Leonard Bernstein’s award-winning musical score. Mary’s unique artistry and an outstanding cast made this funny, insightful and richly theatrical work one of the major successes of the Chicago theater season, which was repeated with the production’s subsequent run at the Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, DC. Following Candide was our 33rd annual production of A Christmas Carol, expertly directed for the fifth year by William Brown.

In mid-January we presented Regina Taylor’s newest work, The Trinity River Plays (co-produced with Dallas Theater Center), an emotionally riveting study of love, loss and remembrance that won an Edgerton Foundation New American Plays Award in 2010. Poetic and beautifully acted by an ensemble headed by the amazing Karen Aldridge, this was Regina’s most personal work to date and further established her as one of our premier playwrights.

Next up in the Albert was God of Carnage, a theatrical rarity as a comedy that translates easily to a variety of cultures and countries. Yasmina Reza’s remarkable play is a searingly comic dissection of what is perhaps the most daunting

activity on earth: parenting. The Goodman production, one of the most popular in our history, was brought to hilarious life by a skillful quartet of performers under the adept direction of Rick Snyder, on loan from his post as an ensemble member at Steppenwolf Theatre Company.

In April we staged the world premiere of the Goodman-commissioned play Stage Kiss, Sarah Ruhl’s homage to the theater, romantic relation-ships and the often tenuous grasp that we all have on our own identities. Written with her trademark blend of humor, wisdom and human-ity, Stage Kiss reaffirmed Sarah’s position as one of the singularly gifted voices of contemporary American theater.

We ended the Albert season with the world premiere of David Henry Hwang’s Chinglish, directed by Leigh Silverman and produced in association with The Public Theater. Few plays in recent years have delighted our audiences (and me) as much as this hilariously perceptive look at the evolution of cultural identity on both a national and a personal level, and few plays are, I believe, as relevant to the world in which we now live.

The Owen Theatre season opened with my spare, intimate interpretation of Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull, whose unforgettable characters reveal the passion and pathos of life. This new adaptation was brought to life by an ensemble of Chicago’s finest actors. Next was the world premiere of Mary, a Goodman-commissioned play by Prince Prize– and Guggenheim Fellowship–winning playwright Thomas Bradshaw in his Chicago debut. Inspired by a true story, Mary uses outrageous social satire to examine the pervasive nature of racism and homophobia in contemporary America. Deftly staged by May Adrales, the play inspired lively audience discussion throughout its run. Closing the Owen season was Tanya Saracho’s gripping

El Nogalar (produced in collaboration with Teatro Vista), a play informed by Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard but grounded in the violence that currently dominates the US/Mexico border.

The 2010/2011 Season also brought transitions in our Artistic Collective, as Frank Galati departed after a remarkable 24-year tenure, and play-wright Rebecca Gilman, a longtime Goodman collaborator whose Goodman premieres include Spinning into Butter, Boy Gets Girl and A True History of the Johnstown Flood, joined the group. This distinguished body of resident artists also includes Associate Producer Steve Scott, Resident Artistic Associate Henry Godinez, Resident Director Chuck Smith, Manilow Resident Director Mary Zimmerman and Artistic Associates Brian Dennehy and Regina Taylor.

Much of the success of the Goodman depends on the craftspeople and administrative staff who work behind the scenes to create a home away from home that allows resident and visiting artists to flourish and turn out their best work. Many thanks to my business partner, Roche Schulfer, who supports the artistic vision of the theater while working tirelessly with our governing boards, and to our General Manager Peter Calibraro, whose leadership and expertise secures its financial future.

Our season of premieres was a satisfying way to both celebrate our 10th anniversary on Dearborn Street and explore —through myriad dramatic styles and voices—the power of live theater to entertain, provoke, reassure and enlighten. As always, I thank you for your support and patron-age, and I look forward to seeing you next season.

Robert Falls Artistic Director

From the Artistic Director

3

The 2010/2011 Season marked the Goodman’s 10th anniversary in our new home on Dearborn Street. Our artists, boards and staff worked exceedingly hard to make it our most exciting season to date.

In the 2010/2011 Season, the Goodman:

◆ Produced five world premieres, four by artists of color, and two new adaptations of classic works;

◆ For the December 31, 2010 production of A Christmas Carol, made every seat in the house available to the USO, Children’s Memorial Hospital, Ronald McDonald House Charities and other charitable organizations, inviting troops and their families as well as chronically ill children to take part in one of Chicago’s most cherished holiday events. Illinois Governor Pat Quinn stopped by to greet the audience;

◆ Produced the world premiere of Chinglish and celebrated its successful move to Broadway;

◆ Built on our 30+ year commitment to diversity by hosting a series of community events related to productions on our stages written and/or directed by women and artists of color;

◆ Led a group of Chicago arts and educational institutions to bring the Belarus Free Theatre and their critically acclaimed production of Being Harold Pinter to Chicago;

◆ Started GeNarrations, a new six-week writing workshop for senior citizens drawing on themes raised by the Goodman’s mainstage productions;

◆ In November 2010, named former Mayor Richard Daley and Mrs. Maggie Daley Honorary Life Trustees at the re-dedication of the Goodman Theatre Complex and

◆ Announced that nearly $10 million has been raised toward the theater’s Endowing Excellence Campaign.

These are only some of the highlights from an exciting season. During Patricia Cox’s final year as Chairman of the Board of Trustees, we continued to advance our mission to make the Goodman the premier cultural organization in Chicago and to provide a nurturing environ-ment for artists and theater professionals. With Patricia’s help, the Goodman’s 10th Anniversary Celebration generated a groundswell of support from longstanding donors and a record number of new supporters. Her leadership was inspirational and her focus admirable.

The season’s success is also due in large part to the unending dedication and generosity of our Board of Trustees and Women’s Board, as well as the hard work and talent of the Goodman’s senior staff: General Manager Peter Calibraro, Associate Producer Steve Scott, Director of Development Dorlisa Martin, Director of Education and Community Engagement Willa Taylor, Director of Marketing and Public Relations Lori Kleinerman, Production Manager Scott Conn and Publicity Director Denise Schneider. I also must thank Bob Falls and all of our Artistic Associates for their inspiring and visionary leadership.

We could not do what we do without the tremendous support of our audiences, donors and volunteers. Thank you. We hope you enjoyed the season as much as we did and we look for-ward to seeing you next year.

Roche Schulfer Executive Director

From the Executive Director

Jennifer Lim and James Waterston in Chinglish. Photo by Eric Y. Exit.

4

Because of you, our “Decade on Dearborn” season was a smash!

As Chairman of Goodman Theatre, I am proud to share our Annual Report from the 2010/2011 Season—our 10th year on Dearborn Street, and 85th season overall— including the wonderful productions, artists and audiences who contrib-uted to its success. To mark the occasion, Artistic Director Robert Falls and Executive Director Roche Schulfer delivered a signature nine-play line-up of a size and scope possible only at the Goodman.

We launched the celebratory season in the “best of all possible” ways, with a bold new adaptation of Leonard Bernstein’s Candide from Tony Award winner and Manilow Resident Director Mary Zimmerman. Following its critically-acclaimed extended run at the Goodman, Candide proceeded to delight audiences at Washington, DC’s Shakespeare Theatre Company, claiming numerous Jeff and Helen Hayes awards for excellence. Our Season Opening Celebration included a festive pre-show dinner at the Modern Wing of the Art Institute—the original site of Goodman Theatre—and a special tribute to Founding Chairman Stanley Freehling and Honorary President Lewis Manilow. Without their contributions, the Goodman would not be where it is today.

Robert Falls’ spellbinding interpretation of The Seagull opened next, followed by our 33rd annual production of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol—a cherished holiday tradition whose magic has won the hearts of more than 1 million Chicagoans over three decades.

Five world-premiere productions in 2011 contributed to the impressive statistics we’ve amassed over the past decade, including 16 world premieres by artists of color, 20 premieres by female writers and the completion of August

Wilson’s 20th Century Cycle. The new year began with The Trinity River Plays, Regina Taylor’s lyrical triptych, and Thomas Bradshaw’s provoca-tive Mary, followed by God of Carnage, a broad popular success, hot on the heels of its Broadway bow. Next, the Goodman was pleased to present Tanya Saracho’s moving El Nogalar, followed by Stage Kiss, the latest work from MacArthur Fellowship winner Sarah Ruhl. In addition, the world premiere of David Henry Hwang’s Broadway-bound Chinglish drew new audiences to the Goodman: more than one-third attended for the first time.

To promote the Goodman during this exciting time we formed the 10th Anniversary Civic Committee, a diverse group of more than 65 corporate and civic leaders representative of Chicago’s multicul-tural landscape. Together they endorsed the Anniversary and helped to raise the Goodman’s visibility to an all-time high during the 2010/2011 Season. Our ticket sales and fundraising goals also reflected this increased national interest, reaching all-time highs in many areas.

With our inaugural August Wilson Awards, we recognized those who have demonstrated an exemplary commitment to advancing diversity at the theater: Life Trustees Peter C.B. Bynoe and María Bechily and Past Chairman Lester N. Coney, as well as JPMorgan Chase and The Joyce Foundation. We bestowed these awards at our fall Diversity Breakfast—a moving event in which we fondly remembered August Wilson as well as Irv Markin, whom we lost too soon.

Aptly titled “One Enchanted Decade,” our May 21 black-tie Gala event featured Broadway superstar and Glee heartthrob Matthew Morrison, who brought the crowd to its feet with a memorable program of song and dance. We paid tribute to all of the Past Chairmen of Goodman Theatre’s Board of Directors, as well as our Honorary Chairman,

From the Chairman

Stephen Louis Grush and Mary Beth Fisher in The Seagull. Photo by Liz Lauren.

5

ChairManPatricia Cox*

Chair ELECt and PrESidEntRuth Ann M. Gillis*

ViCE ChairMEnVicki V. Hood*Richard A. Weisberg*

ViCE PrESidEntSJoe Calabrese*Joan Clifford*Julie M. Danis*Leon Dreimann*Harry J. Harczak, Jr.*Alice Young Sabl*Rodrigo A. Sierra*Neal S. Zucker*

trEaSurErThomas P. Maurer*

SECrEtarYSusan J. Wislow*

iMMEdiatE PaSt ChairManShawn M. Donnelley

FoundinG ChairManStanley M. Freehling

honorarY ChairManAlbert Ivar Goodman

honorarY PrESidEntLewis Manilow

honorarY LiFE truStEESThe Honorable Richard M. Daley and Mrs. Maggie Daley

LiFE truStEESJames E. Annable*̂María C. Bechily*Deborah A. Bricker*̂

Peter C.B. Bynoe*Paul H. Dykstra*Stanley M. Freehling*̂Albert Ivar Goodman*Sondra A. Healy*̂Lewis ManilowMrs. William McKittrick*James F. Oates*Carol Prins*̂

MEMBErSThomas F. AicheleKristin Anderson-Schewe*Sherry S. Barrat*Roger BaskesKathy L. BrockLamont Change*Sunny P. ChicoJohnathan ChoePhilip B. ClementLester N. Coney*̂Aaron Davidson

Brian DennehyRobert F. Denvir*Suzette DeweyAmy R. FaheyRobert A. Falls*Rebecca FordRodney L. GoldsteinAdnaan HamidLeslie S. HindmanMichael C. Hughes*Linda Hutson*Sanjay KhoslaH. Michael Kurzman*Sheldon LavinElaine R. Leavenworth*Eva Losacco*Nancy Lauter McDougalCatherine MoulyM. Ann O’Brien*Michael D. O’HalleranJohn R. PatelskiMarlena Peleo-Lazar

Cherie PixlerHarold RamisAlice Rapoport*Elizabeth A. RaymondWilliam S. Richards, Jr.Roche Schulfer*Vincent A. F. SergiDr. Patrick M. SheahanBeth Bronner SingerJill B. SmartLinda B. ToopsTerence J. Toth*Steve TraxlerPatty VanLammerenJaime ViteriDia S. Weil*J. Randall White*Patrick Wood-Prince

EMErituS truStEESHarold GershowitzAlvin Golin

Richard GrayKeith GreenLarry McCrackenTerry D. PeighRichard L. PollayMichael J. SilversteinCarole David StoneMaria E. WynneEugene Zeffren

Albert Goodman. All proceeds from the Goodman Gala, organized by the Woman’s Board, go to supporting our Education and Community Engagement programs, which are benchmarks for arts education across the country. “One Enchanted Decade” raised record-breaking amounts of support for our Student Subscription Series and General Theater Studies programs, as well as our other education initiatives.

We have achieved so many milestones during the past decade in addition to the productions that light up our stages year after year. The Goodman has provided 3,000 jobs, sold 2 million tickets, paid $38 million to living artists and offered 4,500 performances over the past decade— reinforcing our position as the anchor of down-town’s Loop theater district. I would like to thank

the Goodman’s talented and multi-faceted staff, from those who volunteer their time at the theater all the way to the senior leadership. All are driven by a passion for excellence and a love of what they do, and this creates a seamless and enjoyable experience for audiences and artists alike.

None of this could have happened without the essential leadership and support of the Board of Trustees, the Women’s Board under President Joan Clifford, and the newly emergent Scenemakers Board under President Aaron Davidson. All of the Goodman’s Board members donated their time, resources and dedication to the theater, and were crucial to the success of the Goodman as a significant contributor to Chicago’s cultural scene during the past year, and every year.

The Goodman’s core values of Quality, Diversity and Community have been our guiding principles during our past Decade on Dearborn, and will lead our decisions as we move into the future. It has been a pleasure to serve as Chairman of the Goodman Theatre Board of Trustees during this landmark occasion and I look forward to all the vibrant, thought-provoking productions and essential community engagement initiatives that are currently “in the wings” of the theater.

Most sincerely,

Patricia Cox Chairman, Board of Trustees

2010/2011 Goodman Theatre Board of Trustees(as of 8/31/2011)

* Executive Committee member ^ Past Chairman

6

The Goodman’s 2010/2011 Season included three exciting events planned and hosted by the Goodman Theatre Women’s Board, plus a very successful Women’s Board Annual Fund campaign led by Co-Chairs Linda Aylesworth and Mindy Berkson. In all, the Women’s Board projects raised $1.75 million for the theater. A portion of these funds was allocated to sponsor the world premiere production of Chinglish.

On September 26 we launched the Goodman’s 10th anniversary on Dearborn Street with a Season Opening Celebration featuring Candide, directed by Manilow Resident Director Mary Zimmerman. The festivities included cocktails and dinner at the Modern Wing of the Art Institute, a special tribute to Founding Chairman Stanley Freehling and Honorary President Lewis Manilow, and a performance of Candide at the Goodman. Special thanks goes to Co-Chairs Carol Prins and John Hart, Vicki and Bill Hood and Susan and Bob Wislow for their leadership of this wonderful event.

Our annual Fame Fantasy Food Adventure Auction was held on February 7 at The Peninsula Chicago.

A special thank you goes to Women’s Board Auction Co-Chairs Mary Ann Everlove Clement and Stacy Devine, Trustee Chair Jaime Viteri, the Auction committee and auctioneers, and Trustees Leslie S. Hindman and Peter C.B. Bynoe for a very successful and entertaining evening.

In celebration of the theater’s 10th anniversary on Dearborn Street, the annual Gala, “One Enchanted Decade,” was held on May 21 at the Goodman, followed by dinner and dancing at The Fairmont Chicago. Headlining the event was Matthew Morrison, from the hit TV series Glee. Not only was the event a fantastic party, it also raised funds to support the Goodman’s education and community engagement programs. Honorees that evening included Life Trustees and Past Chairmen James E. Annable, Sondra A. Healy, Deborah A. Bricker and Carol Prins; Past Chairmen Lester N. Coney and Shawn M. Donnelley; and Honorary Chairman and Life Trustee Albert Ivar Goodman. Thanks to the lead-ership of our Gala Co-Chairs Margaret Janus and Swati Mehta, it was a truly extraordinary evening.

These events could not have occurred without the generous support of the individuals and corpora-tions who sponsored, contributed auction items, gave in-kind donations or services and attended as guests. For a complete listing of event spon-sors please see pages 24– 25. I would especially like to thank American Airlines, the Exclusive Airline of Goodman Theatre, for its tremendous support of the Auction and Gala Raffle.

Finally, I would like to give my heartfelt thanks to the entire Women’s Board for its amazing work throughout the season. The Women’s Board plays an important role at Goodman Theatre, and its ongoing commitment and dedication is crucial to the theater’s success. It is a privilege to work with this exceptional group of women.

Joan Clifford President, Women’s Board

PrESidEntJoan Clifford

1St ViCE PrESidEntSherry John

2nd ViCE PrESidEntEllen Gignilliat

SECrEtarYDenise Stefan Ginascol

trEaSurEr Cynthia Scholl

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

10th anniVErSarY CELEBrationMarcia S. Cohn

annuaL FundLinda W. AylesworthMindy Berkson

auCtionMary Ann ClementStacy Devine

diVErSitY BrEakFaStLeslie Carey

diVErSitY niGhtSheree Franklin-Hill Elizabeth Thompson

EduCationPauline MontgomeryRenee Tyree

GaLaMargaret M. JanusSwati Mehta

hoSPitaLitYLinda Krivkovich

MEMBErShiPChristine PopeLorrayne Weiss

ProGraM Linda Saranow

SEaSon oPEninG CELEBrationCarol PrinsSusan Wislow

MEMBErS-at-LarGEJoy DreimannCynthia E. Levin

PaSt PrESidEntSAlice Young SablSusan D. Underwood Susan J. WislowLinda HutsonCarol PrinsSondra A. Healy

MEMBErSAnu AggarwalSharon AngellDeborah G. Beitler‡Christine BranstadMary Kay Mudd

BushonvilleFrances K. DelBoca

Kathleen FoxJane K. GardnerSeptember GrayElizabeth Herrington-

StamosDiane JohnsonJoan LewisKay MabieAmalia Perea MahoneyMerle ReskinSara F. SzoldNancy ThompsonDanielle Dunand

Zimmerman

SuStaininG MEMBErSDr. Mildred HarrisMary Ann Karris

honorarY MEMBErSKatherine A. AbelsonMrs. Edward F. Blettner‡Mrs. James B. Cloonan Joan M. CopplesonNancy S. LipskyNancy Lauter McDougalMrs. William McKittrickKaren PigottGwendolyn RitchieMrs. Richard A. SamuelsOrli StaleyCarole David StoneMrs. Philip L. ThomasMrs. Richard H. Tourville

2010/2011 Goodman Theatre Women’s Board(as of 8/31/2011)

From the President of the Women’s Board

‡ Deceased

7

PrESidEntAaron L. Davidson

ViCE PrESidEntCraig A. McCaw

trEaSurErPhilip R. Pulliam

SECrEtarYLauren Blair

MEMBErSPete AmundsonDhamitha ArsakularatnaElizabeth M. BalthropMatthew J. BraunChanel ConeyElena E. DeCoriStephanie EsbrookKelli GarciaTony Glenn

Heather M. GroveShannon KinsellaJason KnuppJustin KulovsekGordon C.C. LiaoAgnes LiouJill LynnMegan M. MathiasCheryl McPhilimy Lee Mickus

Meredith Leigh MooreJaime K. NorwoodMeghan E. O’HalleranJohn PolkKristin M. RylkoBrooke ThompsonMary A. TurnerAnne C. Van Wart

Robert E. Hamilton, Council Chair, Hamilton Thies & Lorch LLP

Christine L. Albright, Winston & Strawn LLP

Gwen G. Cohen, Morgan Stanley & Co, Inc.

Beth A. Engel, US Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Mgmt.

Robert G. Gibson, Clifton Gunderson LLP

Barbara Grayson, Mayer Brown LLP

David A. Handler, Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Charles Harris, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP

Louis S. Harrison, Harrison & Held, LLP

Thomas F. Karaba, Crowley Barrett & Karaba Ltd.

Rick Knoedler, Northern Trust Company

Michael A. Levin, BMO Harris Bank N.A.

Sandra K. Newman, K&L Gates LLP

Lucy K. Park, K&L Gates LLP

Ruth A. Pivar, Ungaretti and Harris LLP

Terry L. Robbins, Robbins & Associates LLC

Eileen B. Trost, Freeborn & Peters LLP

Anonymous (3)Susan and James AnnableJoan I. BergerDrs. Ernest and

Vanice BillupsDeborah A. BrickerJoe and Palma CalabreseLester N. ConeyPatricia CoxJulie M. DanisShawn M. DonnelleyPaul H. DykstraStanley M. FreehlingGloria FriedmanHarold and Diane

GershowitzEllen and Paul Gignilliat

Denise Stefan GinascolJune and Al GolinAlbert I. GoodmanSondra and Denis HealyVicki and Bill HoodLinda HutsonShelly IbachB. JoabsonMel and Marsha KatzRachel E. KraftH. Michael and

Sheila KurzmanAnne E. KutakRichard and Christine

LiebermanNancy S. Lipsky

Dr. Paul M. Lisnek and Brian F. Lozell

Dorlisa Mortin and David Good

Meg and Peter MasonTom and Linda MaurerKaren and Larry McCrackenNancy Lauter McDougal

and Alfred L. McDougalKevin C. McGirrCarolyn McKittrickJames F. OatesKaren and Dick PigottPeter and Susan PiperSusan PowersCarol PrinsConnie Purdum

Charlene RaimondiElizabeth A. RaymondMerle ReskinRoche SchulferMr. and Mrs. Robert

E. ShawRose L. ShureMichael SilversteinElaine SoterHal S. R. StewartCarole David StoneJudith SugarmanMarlene A. Van SkikeDia S. WeilRandy and Lisa WhiteJames G. Young

Hope A. AbelsonAlba Biagini TrustCamilla F. Boitel TrustEstate of Marjorie DouglasBettie B. Dwinell

Joan FreehlingFlorence GambinoBernard Gordon TrustEvolyn A. HardingePatricia D. Kaplan

Theodore KasselCharles A. KolbKris MartinWilliam McKittrickGladys L. Ripley

Verla J. RowanGeorge Northup

Simpson, Jr.Vlada SundersLenore Swoiskin

2010/2011 Goodman Theatre Scenemakers Board(as of 8/31/2011)

Spotlight Society Advisory Council

Spotlight Society Members (as of 8/31/2011)

The Scenemakers Board is a dynamic group of young professionals who support the mission of the theater through fundraising, audience development and advocacy.

The Advisory Council is a group of estate planning professionals who aid the Goodman with its planned giving program. The Goodman is grateful to its members for the donation of their time and expertise.

We gratefully recognize the following people who have generously included Goodman Theatre in their wills or estate plans.

Goodman holds dear the memory of the following Donors and Subscribers who have honored the work on our stages with a bequest. Their generosity will help to ensure that future generations will be able to share in their passion for live theater.

8

QualityGoodman Theatre believes that live theater illuminates the past, informs the present and imagines the future. We seek to provide our audiences with the definitive theater experience. We strive to give our artists the resources that enable them to do the best possible work with the highest standards of excellence.

DiversityGoodman Theatre believes that respect for diversity is a cornerstone of our community and our society. Our work features a variety of aesthetics, cultures and modes of theatrical expression. We are committed to promoting creativity, collaboration, artistic risk-taking, freedom of expression and cultural diversity.

CommunityGoodman Theatre believes that live theater plays a unique role in the educational, social and economic development of a community. For example, theater develops cognitive skills, emotional growth and moral awareness, particu-larly in young people. Since the Goodman is a part of the community, we believe that we have a responsibility to improve the quality of life through our productions and educational programs.

Goodman Theatre is Chicago’s most established and largest not-for-profit theater, internationally renowned for the quality of its productions, the depth and diversity of its artistic leadership, and for its many community and educational programs. g The vision of the Goodman is to become the premier cultural organization in Chicago through productions and community programs that make an essential contribution to the quality of life in our society. g The Goodman has identified three institutional values that form the basis for the vision and objectives of Goodman Theatre, and serve as guiding pillars for our productions and programming. These values are:

The Goodman Theatre Vision

(Left) Karen Aldridge in Trinity River Plays. Photo by Liz Lauren. (Right) Charín Alvarez and Yunuen Pardo in El Nogalar. Photo by Eric. Y. Exit.

9

2010/2011 Season ProductionsIn the Albert Ivar Goodman Theatre

MusiC bY LEonard BErnStEin

booK AdAPtEd fRoM VoLtAiRE bY huGh WhEELEr

LYRiCs bY riChard WiLBur

AdditionAL LYRiCs bY StEPhEn SondhEiM, John LatouChE, LiLLian hELLMan, dorothY ParkEr and LEonard BErnStEin

diRECtEd And nEwLY AdAPtEd fRoM thE VoLtAiRE bY MarY ZiMMErMan

ChoREogRAPhEd bY daniEL PELZiG

MusiC diRECtion bY douG PECk

sEt dEsign bY daniEL oStLinG

CostuME dEsign bY Mara BLuMEnFELd

Lighting dEsign bY t.J. GErCkEnS

sound dEsign bY riChard WoodBurY

A co-production with Shakespeare Theatre Company, Washington, DC

Tony and MacArthur “Genius” Award–winning director Mary Zimmerman’s breathtaking new production of Candide was the theatrical event of the season. In addition to the music of Leonard Bernstein, Candide featured contribu-tions from some of the greatest lyricists of the twentieth century. In this racy musical satire, naive Candide is banished for romancing the Baron’s daughter, only to be plagued by a series of absurd hardships that challenge his optimistic outlook on life and love.

SEPtEMBEr 17 – oCtoBEr 24, 2010

Candide

(Left) Lauren Molina and geoff Packard. (Right) hollis Resnik, Jesse Perez and Larry Yando. Photos of Candide by Liz Lauren.

10

noVEMBEr 19 – dECEMBEr 31, 2010


bY CharLES diCkEnS

AdAPtEd bY toM CrEaMEr

diRECtEd bY WiLLiaM BroWn

sEt dEsign bY todd roSEnthaL

CostuME dEsign bY hEidi SuE MCMath

Lighting dEsign bY roBErt ChriStEn

sound dEsign bY CECiL aVErEtt

oRiginAL MusiC CoMPosEd And tRAditionAL CARoLs

ARRAngEd bY andrEW hanSEn

A timeless holiday tradition, the Goodman’s production of A Christmas Carol celebrates the yuletide season by infusing Charles Dickens’ classic tale with a little bit of magic, as only the Goodman can. From amazing flying ghosts to a quiet little boy and his crutch, A Christmas Carol is filled with enough singing, dancing and enchant-ment to rejuvenate even the most disheartened of souls. Audiences delighted as the cast helped transform the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge through the course of one very memorable Christmas Eve.

a Christmas Carol

(top Left) John Judd. (bottom Left) John Judd and Penelope walker. (Right) Cameron Conforti, Ron Rains, Megan delaney, Emma gordon, Christine sherrill, grant Mitchell and Peyton Young. Photos of A Christmas Carol by Liz Lauren.

11


bY rEGina taYLor

diRECtEd bY Ethan MCSWEEnY


CostuME dEsign bY karEn PErrY

Lighting dEsign bY tYLEr MiCoLEau

sound dEsign And CoMPosition bY StEVEn CahiLL

AdditionAL CoMPosition bY darYL WatErS

A co-production with Dallas Theater Center

In The Trinity River Plays (Jarfly, Rain and Ghoststory), Regina Taylor explores the unique passages in one woman’s life journey. In Jarfly, Iris is determined to go to college and become a writer, while her rebellious cousin Jasmine has dropped out of high school to follow a path of self-destruc-tion. The cousins come to a crossroads when

Jasmine draws Iris into the terrible secret she has been hiding since childhood. Rain was first seen as part of the Goodman’s 2009 New Stages Series. In the play, fiercely independent Iris has made a successful life for herself as a journalist in New York City—but when her marriage fails, she begins to unravel. In search of solace, Iris returns to her mother’s house in Texas, but her homecoming proves more confounding than consoling when her mother makes a shocking announcement. As long-buried family secrets come to light, Iris must face her past and make some difficult decisions about the future. In Ghoststory, Iris is surprised by a visit from her estranged husband, Frank, desperate for a reconciliation. But before this reconnection can be explored, she must confront and embrace the specters of her past that continue to haunt her present.

World Premiere

JanuarY 15 – FEBruarY 20, 2011

the trinity river Plays

(Left) Karen Aldridge and Christiana Clark. (Center) Christiana Clark. (Right) Penny Johnson Jerald and Karen Aldridge. Photos of The Trinity River Plays by Liz Lauren.

12


bY YaSMina rEZa

tRAnsLAtEd bY ChriStoPhEr haMPton

diRECtEd bY riCk SnYdEr

sEt dEsign bY takEShi kata

CostuME dEsign bY BirGit rattEnBorG WiSE

Lighting dEsign bY roBErt ChriStEn


In God of Carnage, Alan and Annette’s son hits Michael and Veronica’s son with a stick in a playground skirmish, and the two couples meet to discuss the problem over appetizers. What starts as a civilized get-together quickly devolves into a scrappy, laugh-out-loud confrontation that The New Yorker called “ninety minutes of sustained mayhem.” God of Carnage earned the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Comedy and three Tony awards, including Best Play.

MarCh 5 – aPriL 17, 2011

God of CarnaGe

(Left) beth Lacke, Keith Kupferer and Mary beth fisher. (top Right) Keith Kupferer. (bottom Right) Mary beth fisher. Photos of God of Carnage by Eric Y. Exit.

13


bY Sarah ruhL

diRECtEd bY JESSiCa thEBuS


CostuME dEsign bY Linda roEthkE

Lighting dEsign bY JaMES F. inGaLLS

sound dEsign bY andrE J. PLuESS

In this charming comedy by MacArthur “Genius” Award winner Sarah Ruhl, art imitates life — or is it the other way around? When ex-lovers He and She are thrown together as romantic leads in an outrageously dreadful melodrama, they quickly lose touch with reality as the story onstage begins to follow them offstage. Stage Kiss is a hilarious, off-beat fairy-tale about what happens when lovers share a stage kiss— or when actors share a real one.

aPriL 30 – JunE 5, 2011

staGe KissWorld Premiere Goodman Theatre Commission

(Left) Mark L. Montgomery and Jenny bacon. (top Right) Mark L. Montgomery, Jenny bacon and Erica Elam. Jenny bacon (bottom). Photos of Stage Kiss by Liz Lauren.

14


bY daVid hEnrY hWanG

diRECtEd bY LEiGh SiLVErMan

sEt dEsign bY daVid korinS

CostuME dEsign bY anita YaViCh

Lighting dEsign bY Brian MaCdEVitt

sound dEsign bY darron L. WESt

PRoJECtions dEsign bY JEFF SuGG

In Chinglish, a Midwestern American businessman desperately looking to score a lucrative contract for his family’s sign-making firm travels to the Chinese provincial capital of Guiyang, only to learn how much he doesn’t understand—his translators are unreliable, his Australian-born consultant may be a fraud, and he is captivated by a beautiful, seemingly supportive government official who talks the talk—but what is she saying, anyway?

JunE 18 – JuLY 31, 2011

ChinGlishWorld Premiere

(Left) Larry Zhang and Angela Lin. (Center) Jennifer Lim and James waterston. (Right) Jennifer Lim. Photos of Chinglish by Eric Y. Exit.

15

2010/2011 Season ProductionsIn the Owen Bruner Goodman Theatre

bY anton ChEkhoV

AdAPtEd And diRECtEd bY roBErt FaLLS

bAsEd on A tRAnsLAtion bY GEorGE CaLdEron


CostuME dEsign bY ana kuZManiC

Lighting dEsign bY kEith ParhaM


In Robert Falls’ powerful adaptation of The Seagull, a cast of unforgettable characters reveal the passion and pathos of everyday life. When famed actress Irina visits her family with her young lover Trigorin in tow, they become ensnared in a tragicomic tangle of romance, intrigue and unrequited love.

oCtoBEr 16– noVEMBEr 14, 2010

the seaGull

(Left) Mary beth fisher and francis guinan. (Right) heather wood. Photos of The Seagull by Liz Lauren.

16


bY thoMaS BradShaW

diRECtEd bY MaY adraLES

sEt dEsign bY kEVin dEPinEt

CostuME dEsign bY ana kuZManiC

Lighting dEsign bY kEith ParhaM

sound dEsign bY andrEW hanSEn

At the height of what Time magazine dubbed “AIDS hysteria” in 1983, college student David invites his boyfriend home to his parents’ house in Virginia where nothing has changed since the 1800s— including the slave quarters. Confronting hypocrisy and oppression with exhilarating wit, Bradshaw’s incendiary work was “likely to leave you speechless!” (The New York Times). Goodman Theatre and Thomas Bradshaw are the proud recipients of Prince Charitable Trusts’ Prince Prize for Commissioning Original Work for Mary.

FEBruarY 5 – MarCh 6, 2011

maryWorld Premiere Goodman Theatre Commission

(Left) scott Jaeck, Alex weisman, Eddie bennett, Myra Lucretia taylor and barbara garrick. (top Right) Myra Lucretia taylor and Cedric Young . (bottom Right) Eddie bennett and Alex weisman. Photos of Mary by Liz Lauren.

17


bY tanYa SaraCho

diRECtEd bY CECiLiE d. kEEnan

sEt dEsign bY Brian SidnEY BEMBridGE

CostuME dEsign bY ChriStinE PaSCuaL

Lighting dEsign bY JESSE kLuG

MusiC CoMPosition/sound dEsign bY JoE CErqua

Maite and her daughters can’t stand the idea of losing their family’s land to developers, but their money—and their time— are running out. Despite warnings from her family and her friends, Maite ignores her declining fortune as ardently as she has ignored the social consequences of the Mexican Revolution. Set in present-day Northern Mexico, El Nogalar is a hilarious and poignant story about the choice between adapting to the changing world or getting left behind.

MarCh 26 – aPriL 24, 2011

The TeaTro VisTa ProducTion of

el noGalarWorld Premiere

(Left) Carlo Lorenzo garcia and Yunuen Pardo. (Center) Carlo Lorenzo garcia and bert Matias. (Right) Christina nieves. Photos of El Nogalar by Eric. Y. Exit.

18


AdAPtEd And diRECtEd bY VLadiMir ShChErBan

PRoduCEd bY nikoLai khaLEZin and nataLia koLiada

In an unprecedented artistic event, Goodman Theatre invited Eastern Europe’s Belarus Free Theatre to Chicago for a limited engagement of Being Harold Pinter. Presented in partnership with Northwestern University, the League of Chicago Theatres and Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Being Harold Pinter arrived in Chicago on the heels of its sold-out engagement at New York’s Under the Radar Festival— in which the Belarus Free Theatre participated after its members narrowly escaped imprisonment in their homeland in December 2010.

Hailed as “truly passionate, truly political theater [that] isn’t just admirable, it has virtues beyond its relevance and bravery” (The New York Times), Being Harold Pinter incorporates transcripts from Belarusian political prisoners with excerpts from Nobel Prize–winning playwright Harold Pinter’s lifetime of writings. Belarus Free Theatre created visually striking images with simple means and underscores the fierceness of Pinter’s words with the intense physicality of the actors. Being Harold Pinter blurred the boundaries between art and reality, delivering a poignant contemporary commentary on violence, oppression, freedom and human dignity.

JanuarY 27– 29, 2011

BeinG harold Pinter

Belarus free TheaTre’s

(Left) Aleh sidorchyk, dzianis tarasenka and Pavel haradnitski. (Right) Maryna Yurevich, Yana Rusakevich and nikolai Khalezin. Photos of Being Harold Pinter by Liz Lauren.

19

2010/2011 Season Financials

Consolidated Balance Sheet

aSSEtS

Cash, Cash Equivalents & Noncurrent Investments $ 26,421,364

Property and Equipment, Net of Depreciation 37,543,451

Grants and Other Receivables 3,348,429

Prepaid Operating Expenses 1,508,091

Other Assets 104,000

Total Assets $ 68,925,335

Liabilities and Net Assets

Notes Payable $ 26,940,000

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 475,406

Deferred Subscriptions and Admission Revenue 4,452,658

Total Liabilities $ 31,868,064

Net Assets

Unrestricted $ 33,818,990

Temporarily Restricted 3,238,281

Total Net Assets 37,057,271

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 68,925,335

Condensed Statement of Activity

oPErationS

Total Earned Income $ 11,240,842

Total Public Support 6,611,177

Total Expenses 17,535,597

Income Net of Expenses $ 316,422

Designated & All Temporarily Restricted Activity

Total Earned Income $ 1,123,239

Total Public Support 866,723

Total Expenses 2,521,856

Income Net of Expenses ($ 531,894)

Total Change to Net Assets (215,472)

Opening Balance Net Assets $ 37,272,743

Closing Balance Net Assets $ 37,057,271

20

Individual Support

the Edith-Marie appleton Foundation/ albert and Maria GoodmanPatricia CoxShawn M. donnelley and Christopher M. kellyandrew “Flip” Filipowski and Melissa oliverSondra and denis healy/turtle Wax, inc.alice rapoport and Michael Sachs, Sg2Merle reskinrichard and Sheryl Weisbergseason sponsors

Institutional Support

CORPORATE DONORS

american airlinesJPMorgan Chaseseason sponsors

allstate insurance CompanyBMo harris Banknorthern trusttarget Corporationovation sponsors

abbottComEdkatten Muchin rosenman LLPstar sponsors

aon CorporationBank of americathe Boeing CompanyChapman and Cutler LLPCharter oneFifth third Bankkirkland & Ellis LLPkPMG LLPMacy’sMayer Brown LLPMcdonald’s CorporationMotorola FoundationPwC LLPuBShonorary sponsors

FOUNDATION DONORS

the Chicago Community trustCrown Family PhilanthropiesEdgerton FoundationJulius n. Frankel Foundationthe irving harris Foundationthe Joyce Foundationthe John d. and Catherine t. Macarthur FoundationPolk Bros. FoundationPrince Charitable truststhe Shubert Foundationharold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable trust

GOVERNMENT DONORS

illinois arts Council, a state agencynational Endowment for the arts

10th Anniversary Contributors

the Shubert Foundation Leading Contributor of general operating support

Exclusive Airline of goodman theatre

Principal support of Artistic development and diversity initiatives

Julius n. Frankel FoundationMajor Contributors of general operating support

Major Production support

the davee FoundationMajor Contributor to Research and development of new work

harold & Mimi Steinberg Charitable trustsupport of new work development and Production

the Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundationsponsor of the new stages series

the Glasser and rosenthal Familysupport of new work development

Lester and hope abelson Fund for artistic developmentinstituting new work initiatives

Major Contributors2010/2011 Supporters

21

ruth ann M. Gillis and Michael J. McGuinnis nancy Lauter Mcdougal and alfred L. Mcdougal Michael and kay o’halleran Artistic Collective sponsors

Julie M. danis and Paul F. donahueLeon and Joy dreimannSara F. Szoldwomen Playwrights season sponsors

roger and Julie BaskesJoe and Palma CalabreseJoan and robert CliffordJames and kathleen CowieBrett J. hart and dontrey Britt-hartandrew and Cindy kalnowEva LosaccoM. ann o’Brienneil ross and Lynn hauseralice and John J. SablShaw Family Supporting organizationBeth and alan Singerorli and Bill Staleyrandy and Lisa Whitenew work season sponsors

CAndide

Major Corporate sponsor

official Lighting sponsor

Corporate sponsor Partners

Media sponsors

anonymousProducer’s Circle sponsor

A ChrisTmAs CArol



Media sponsor

Joan and robert CliffordEllen and Paul Gignilliat

terry and Monica tothkimbra and Mark Walter Maria E. Wynnedirector’s society sponsors

The TriniTy river PlAys

the Edith-Marie appleton Foundation/ albert and Maria GoodmanMajor Production sponsor


roger and Chaz Ebertdon and rebecca Ford terryneal S. Zuckerdirector’s society sponsors

Leslie CareySheree Franklin-hillSeptember GrayPauline MontgomeryElizabeth thompsonwomen’s board Consortium

ariel investments/John rogersEli and Elizabeth CampbellBeatrice hallLinda Johnson riceCommunity Engagement Committee

Production Sponsors2010/2011 Supporters

22

God of CArnAGe

Lead Corporate sponsor


Jill and richard almeidaroger and Julie BaskesMarcia S. Cohnamy and thomas FaheyLindy and Mike keiserM. ann o’BrienMichael and Christine PopeLinda and Mitchell SaranowCynthia and Michael r. SchollLorrayne and Steve Weissdirector’s society sponsors

sTAGe Kiss


Edgerton Foundationnew American Plays Award


Bill and Linda aylesworthdoris and howard ConantJohn and denise Stefan GinascolLinda and Peter krivkovichorli and Bill Staleydirector’s society sponsors

ChinGlish

Edgerton Foundationnew American Plays Award

Major Production sponsor


John and Caroline Ballantinethomas and Sherry BarratLinda hutsonrobert kohl and Clark PellettCatherine Mouly and Leroy t. Carlson, Jr.don and rebecca Ford terry Family FundSallyan Windtdirector’s society sponsors

The seAGull

Contributing sponsor

Pedersen & houptscene night sponsor

Vicki and Bill hood/kirkland & Ellis LLP Catherine Mouly and Leroy t. Carlson, Jr.Carol Prins and John hartProducer’s Circle sponsors

mAry

Prince Charitable trustsPrince Prize for Commissioning new work

the Edith-Marie appleton Foundation/ albert and Maria GoodmanMajor Production sponsor

roger and Julie Baskesdirector’s society sponsors

Production Sponsors Continued2010/2011 Supporters

23

el noGAlAr

roger and Julie BaskesMaría C. Bechily and Scott hodesdirector’s society sponsors

Contributing sponsor

Print Media sponsor

digital Media sponsor

the honorable Maria antonia BerriosPastora San Juan CaffertyJoseph a. GonzalezCarmen h. LonsteinFidel Marquez, Jr.John and Carol MckinnonClare Muñanadiane and John Patiencedesirée rogershipolito “Paul” roldanLuis and kelly SierraMaria de los angeles torresarthur Velasquez/azteca Foods, inc.Maria E. WynneCommunity Engagement Committee

diversity initiatives Leader

diversity initiatives Partners

Diversity Night featuring The Trinity River Plays January 26, 2011

uS CellularEvent sponsor

Diversity Night featuring El Nogalar April 14, 2011

ExelonEvent sponsor

Women’s Night featuring Stage Kiss May 11, 2011

accentureLeo Burnett Worldwideunited Scrap Metal, inc.Event sponsors

Julie M. danisVicki V. hoodSharon oberlanderElizabeth a. raymondalice Young SablBeth Bronner Singerdia S. Weilindividual sponsors

Diversity Night featuring Chinglish July 28, 2011

aar Corp.CnaFlying Food GroupEvent sponsors

Chinese american Service LeagueCommunity Partner

Diversity InitiativesProduction Sponsors Continued2010/2011 Supporters

GoodmanT H E A T R ES C E N E M A K E R S

24

2010/2011 Supporters

Season Opening Celebration featuring Candide The Art Institute of Chicago and Goodman Theatre September 26, 2010

Lead Corporate sponsor

Patricia Coxthe Edith-Marie appleton Foundation/ albert and Maria GoodmanVicki and Bill hood/kirkland & Ellis LLPCarol Prins and John hartSusan and Bob Wislowsponsor Partners

allstate insurance CompanySusan and James annable/

randy and Lisa WhiteJoan and robert CliffordShawn M. donnelley and

Christopher M. kellyLeon and Joy dreimann/

Mr. Michael J. SilversteinExelon CorporationMr. and Mrs. Stanley M. FreehlingSondra and denis healy/turtle Wax, inc.katten Muchin rosenman LLPSusan and Lewis ManilowMcdonald’s Corporationnorthern trust

Merle reskinWilliam S. richards, Jr.alice and John J. Sabldia S. and Edward S. Weil, Jr.guarantors

Fame Fantasy Food Adventure Auction The Peninsula Chicago February 7, 2011

Event sponsor and Exclusive Airline of goodman theatre

sponsor Partner

Citi Private BankJoan and robert Cliffordsupporting sponsors

One Enchanted Decade Goodman Theatre Gala featuring Matthew Morrison Goodman Theatre and The Fairmont Chicago May 21, 2011

Sharon and Charles angellJoan and robert CliffordPatricia Cox

Benefit Events

Crown Family Philanthropies

helen V. Brach Foundation

Carlson Wagonlit travel

Student Subscription Series

Siragusa Foundation

General Theater Studies

anonymousquarles & Brady LLP

Cindy Bandle Young Critics

dr. Scholl Foundation

Chicago tribune Foundation

Internships

James S. kemper Foundation

Education and Community Engagement Programs

25

Shawn M. donnelley and Christopher M. kellyEllen and Paul GignilliatSondra and denis healy/turtle Wax, incWayne and Margaret JanusSwati and Siddharth Mehtaalexandra and John nicholsMichael and kay o’halleranCarol Prins and John hartalice and John J. Sablsponsor Partners

albert and Maria Goodman

benefactors

anu and arjun aggarwaldeborah‡ and Stephen BeitlerBlue Cross Blue Shield of illinoisChristine and Paul BranstadClerestory Consulting LLCMarcia S. CohnCramer-krasseltMichael and Stacy devineErnst & Young LLPExelon CorporationJohn and denise Stefan Ginascolharry and Marcy harczak/

terry and Monica tothSherry and Peter Johnkatten Muchin rosenman LLPkPMG LLPkralovec, Jambois & Schwartzdr. Marc and Cynthia LevinJim and kay MabieMacy’s

amalia and William MahoneySusan and Lewis ManilowMcdonald’s CorporationMesirow FinancialCatherine Mouly and Leroy t. Carlson, Jr.nordstromnorthern trustkaren and dick PigottChristine and Michael Popethe PrivateBankMerle reskinLinda and Mitchell SaranowCynthia and Michael r. Scholldr. and Mrs. Van Stamostarget Corporationdia S. and Edward S. Weil, Jr.richard and Sheryl WeisbergSusan and Bob WislowPatrick and Meredith Wood-Princeguarantors

Benefit Events Continued2010/2011 Supporters

‡ Deceased

26

10th Anniversary

Civic Committee

honorarY ChairS

The Honorable Richard M. Daley and Mrs. Maggie Daley‡

Albert Ivar Goodman

The Honorable Pat Quinn

CiViC CoMMittEE Co-ChairS

John H. Bryan Retired Chairman and CEO Sara Lee Corporation

Frank M. Clark Chairman and CEO ComEd

Linda Johnson Rice Chairman Johnson Publishing

Pastora San Juan Cafferty Professor Emerita School of Social Service Administration University of Chicago

Richard L. Thomas Retired Chairman First Chicago NBD Corp.

Don Thompson President and COO McDonald’s Corporation

Arthur R. Velasquez Owner Azteca Foods

Miles D. White Chairman and CEO Abbott

CiViC CoMMittEE MEMBErS

Ellen S. Alberding President The Joyce Foundation

Kris and Trisha Rooney Alden

James L. Alexander Co-Trustee The Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust

Gerard J. Arpey Retired Chairman and CEO AMR Corporation and American Airlines

Kevin J. Brown President and CEO Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, Inc.

Rita and John Canning

Gregory C. Case President and CEO Aon Corporation

Gloria Castillo President Chicago United

Martin R. Castro President and CEO Castro Synergies, LLC

Adela Cepeda President A.C. Advisory, Inc.

Elizabeth and Michael Cole

Ellen Costello President and CEO BMO Financial Corp.

Lester and Renée Crown Crown Family Philanthropies

Paula and James Crown Crown Family Philanthropies

Susan Crown and William Kunkler

Michael and Jacky Ferro

Albert M. Friedman President Friedman Properties, Ltd.

Robert L. Gallucci President The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation

Christopher and Cindy Galvin

Denise B. Gardner

Sandra P. Guthman President and CEO Polk Bros. Foundation

Joan W. Harris The Irving Harris Foundation

King and Caryn Harris

Christie A. Hefner and William A. Marovitz

Anne L. Kaplan

Christopher G. Kennedy Merchandise Mart Properties, Inc.

Pat and Mike Koldyke

Terry J. Lundgren Chairman, President and CEO, Macy’s, Inc.

Shirley R. Madigan Chairman Illinois Arts Council

Cheryl Mayberry and Eric T. McKissack

Terry Mazany President and CEO The Chicago Community Trust

Harle Montgomery‡

Clare Muñana President Ancora Associates, Inc.

Alexandra and John Nichols

Ms. Abby O’Neil and Mr. Carroll Joynes

Gigi Pritzker The Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation

JB and MK Pritzker

Penny Pritzker and Bryan Traubert The Pritzker Foundation

Don M. Randel President Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

Phil Rohrbaugh Chicago Managing Partner KPMG LLP

Hipolito “Paul” Roldan

Jesse H. Ruiz Partner Drinker Biddle and Reath LLP

Vincent A.F. Sergi National Managing Partner Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP

Maria (Nena) Torres and Matthew Piers

James C. Tyree‡ Former Chairman and CEO Mesirow Financial

Luis A. Ubiñas President The Ford Foundation

Frederick H. Waddell Chairman and CEO Northern Trust Corporation

Laysha L. Ward President of Community Relations and Target Foundation

Lois Weisberg

Benna Wilde Managing Director Prince Charitable Trusts

‡ Deceased

27

10th Anniversary

10th Anniversary Season Press ConferenceThursday, June 3, 2010 Cadillac Palace

The press conference honored Mayor Richard M. Daley for his vision and leadership in establishing the North Loop Theatre District. Representatives from Chicago’s theater community as well as the National Endowment for the Arts came together for this special tribute.

Season Opening CelebrationSunday, September 26, 2010 The Art Institute of Chicago/Goodman Theatre

Launching the 10th Anniversary Celebration, the evening began at the Modern Wing of the Art Institute, site of the original Goodman Theatre, followed by the opening night performance of Voltaire’s Candide, adapted and directed by the

Goodman’s Manilow Resident Director Mary Zimmerman. Pictured on the left is Goodman Trustee Elaine R. Leavenworth and guests at the event. Photo by Abby McKenna.

Re-Dedication CeremonyMonday, November 22, 2010 Goodman Theatre

The Goodman held a ceremony with Mayor and Mrs. Richard M. Daley commemorating the theater’s “Decade on Dearborn.” The event began with a reading of the speech that August Wilson gave at the building’s inauguration in 2001 by a corps of Chicago actors including (Center picture, left to right) Regina Taylor, Steve Pickering, Ernest Perry, Jr., Henry Godinez, Mary Beth Fisher and Brian Dennehy. Goodman leadership then paid tribute to the visionaries who made the new theater a reality and specifically recognized the contributions of Richard and Maggie Daley by

making them Honorary Trustees of the theater and dedicating a pair of theater seats in their names. Photo by Eric Y. Exit.

One Enchanted Decade GalaSaturday, May 21, 2011 Goodman Theatre /The Fairmont Chicago

The “One Enchanted Decade” gala featured the Emmy–, Golden Globe– and Tony Award–nominated Matthew Morrison in the Albert Theatre followed by dinner and dancing at The Fairmont Chicago. More than 850 guests celebrated the theater’s 10th anniversary at its 170 North Dearborn Street location, with proceeds going toward the Goodman’s signature Education and Community Engagement programs. Pictured on the right are Laverne McCartney Knighton, Goodman Trustee Lester N. Coney and Laysha L. Ward at this event. Photo by Abby McKenna.

During the 2010/2011 Season, Goodman Theatre held several events celebrating its 10th anniversary as an anchor of the North Loop Theatre District and its 85th year as a cultural force in Chicago.

28

2012/2011 Season Institutional Support

oVation SoCiEtY ($200,000 And AboVE)

American Airlines†

Goodman Theatre Women’s Board

Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity

JPMorgan Chase

The Shubert Foundation

ProGraM SPonSorS ($100,000 – $199,999)

Allstate Insurance Company

BMO Harris Bank†

National Endowment for the Arts

Prince Charitable Trusts

Target Corporation

ProduCEr’S CirCLE ($50,000 – $99,999)

Abbott

The Chicago Community Trust

ComEd

Edgerton Foundation

Julius Frankel Foundation

The Joyce Foundation†

Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP

The John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation†

Northern Trust

Polk Bros. Foundation†

dirECtor’S CirCLE ($30,000–$49,999)

Aon Corporation

Bank of America

Illinois Arts Council, a state agency

KPMG LLP

McDonald’s Corporation

Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust†

UBS

PrEMiErE CirCLE ($20,000 – $29,999)

AT&T

The Boeing Company

Chapman and Cutler LLP

Charter One

The Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation

Crown Family Philanthropies

Exelon Corporation

Fifth Third Bank

The Glasser and Rosenthal Family

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Macy’s

Mayer Brown LLP

Motorola Solutions Foundation

PwC LLP

The Rhoades Foundation

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

PatronS ($15,000 – $19,999)

Baxter International Inc.

Ernst & Young LLP

John R. Halligan Charitable Fund

James S. Kemper Foundation

Kraft Foods

Loop Capital Markets, LLC

Mesirow Financial

MetLife Foundation

Northern Trust Charitable Trust

diStinGuiShEd GuarantorS ($10,000 – $14,999)

Anonymous

Accenture

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois

Helen V. Brach Foundation

The Buchanan Family Foundation

Eaton Vance Management

Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Harris Family Foundation

Kralovec, Jambois & Schwartz

Nordstrom

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP

The PrivateBank

Trust for Mutual Understanding

GuarantorS ($5,000 – $9,999)

AAR CORP.

Citi Private Bank

Clerestory Consulting LLC

Cramer-Krasselt

Dr. Scholl Foundation

Flying Food Group

Frontenac Company

The Irving Harris Foundation

ITW Foundation

Leo Burnett Worldwide

The Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation

The Siragusa Foundation

United Scrap Metal, Inc.

U.S. Cellular Corporation

Winston & Strawn LLP

PrinCiPaLS ($2,500 – $4,999)

Accretive Health, Inc.

Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events

Chicago Innovation Awards

Chicago Tribune Foundation

CNA Foundation

Leonard and Evelyn Lauder Foundation

Pedersen & Houpt

Quantum Crossings, LLC

Quarles & Brady LLP

UPS Foundation, Inc.

William Blair & Company

SuStainErS ($1,000 – $2,499)

Altair Advisers, LLC

Carlson Wagonlit Travel

Complete Mailing Service, Inc.

Dynomax, Inc.

Ellwood Associates

Glauberman & Pollak, Ltd.

Sahara Enterprises, Inc.

SCUPE Foundation

Walton Street Capital, LLC

Weber Shandwick

BaCkErS ($500 – $999)

Amsted Industries Foundation

The Morris and Helen Messing Foundation

V.I.P. Tours of New York

† Multi-year support

The following list includes corporations, foundations and government agencies that contributed to our 2010/2011 Season.

29

2012/2011 Season Premiere Society Members

oVation SoCiEtY ($100,000 And AboVE)

The Edith-Marie Appleton Foundation/Albert and Maria Goodman

Patricia Cox

The Davee Foundation

dirECtor’S CirCLE ($50,000 – $99,999)

Joan and Robert Clifford

Shawn M. Donnelley and Christopher M. Kelly

Sondra and Denis Healy/Turtle Wax, Inc.

Carol Prins and John Hart

Merle Reskin

Alice and John J. Sabl

LEadErShiP CirCLE ($25,000 – $49,999)

Anonymous

Paul M. Angell Family Foundation

Susan and James Annable

Julie M. Danis and Paul F. Donahue

Leon and Joy Dreimann

Ellen and Paul Gignilliat

Vicki and Bill Hood

Wayne and Margaret Janus

Nancy Lauter McDougal and Alfred L. McDougal

Swati and Siddharth Mehta

Catherine Mouly and LeRoy T. Carlson, Jr.

Alexandra and John Nichols

Michael and Kay O’Halleran

Alice Rapoport and Michael Sachs

Dia S. and Edward S. Weil, Jr.

Richard and Sheryl Weisberg

Susan and Bob Wislow

PrEMiErE CirCLE ($15,000 – $24,999)

Kristin Anderson-Schewe and Robert Schewe

Julie and Roger Baskes

Deborah A. Bricker

Joe and Palma Calabrese

Marcia S. Cohn

Efroymson-Hamid Family Foundation

Andrew “Flip” Filipowski and Melissa Oliver

Mr. and Mrs.‡ Stanley M. Freehling

Jane Gardner and Rick Kash

Ruth Ann M. Gillis and Michael J. McGuinnis

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Goldstein

Harry and Marcy Harczak

Daniel and Lucia Woods Lindley

Ms. Eva T. Losacco

M. Ann O’Brien

Michael and Christine Pope

Linda and Mitchell Saranow

Cynthia and Michael R. Scholl

Orli and Bill Staley

Lorrayne and Steve Weiss

Randy and Lisa White

drESS CirCLE ($10,000 – $14,999)

Anonymous (3)

Katherine A. Abelson and Robert J. Cornell

Anu and Arjun Aggarwal

Bill and Linda Aylesworth

Deborah‡ and Stephen Beitler

Christine and Paul Branstad

James and Kathleen Cowie

Michael and Stacy Devine

Paul Dykstra and Susan Cremin

John and Denise Stefan Ginascol

Richard and Mary L. Gray

Brett J. Hart and Dontrey Britt-Hart

David D. Hiller

Sherry and Peter John

Margaret and James C. Johnson Charitable Foundation

Linda and Peter Krivkovich

Lawrence and Elizabeth Krulik Foundation

Sheila and Mike Kurzman

Elaine R. Leavenworth

Michael J. and Debra S. Liccar

Amalia and William Mahoney

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Maurer

C. Barry and Shauna Montgomery

James F. Oates

Karen and Dick Pigott

Linda A. Potter

J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation

The Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation

William S. Richards, Jr.

James and Judith Ringler

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Searle

Shaw Family Supporting Organization

Beth and Alan Singer

Smart Family Foundation

Individual Trustee Discretionary Grant of the W. Clement and Jessie V. Stone Foundation

Sara F. Szold

Don and Rebecca Ford Terry Family Fund

The Wardrop Family Fund

Patrick and Meredith Wood-Prince

diStinGuiShEd GuarantorS ($5,000 – $9,999)

Anonymous

Jill and Richard Almeida

John and Caroline Ballantine

Sherry and Tom Barrat

María C. Bechily and Scott Hodes

Mr.‡ and Mrs. Dwight Beery

Mindy Berkson

Mary Kay Mudd Bushonville

Leslie Carey

Philip B. Clement and Mary Ann Everlove Clement

Doris Conant

Lester N. Coney

Judy and Tapas K. Das Gupta

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Donnelley

Roger and Chaz Ebert

Amy and Thomas Fahey

Jeremy and Gillian Farmer

Mary and Paul Finnegan

Sheree Franklin-Hill and James J. Hill, Jr.

Bob Friedman

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Golin

Laurence and September Gray

Mr. Joseph Haas

Mary Kay and Ed Haben

Lynn Hauser and Neil Ross

Leslie S. Hindman

Eugene Holland and Jayne Westendrop-Holland

Mrs. H. Earl Hoover

Linda Hutson

Mrs. Patricia L. Hyde

Russell N. Johnson and Mark D. Hudson

William V. and Diane D. Johnson

Cindy and Andrew H. Kalnow

Loretta and Allan Kaplan

Lindy and Mike Keiser

In loving memory of Alicia Kempner

Robert Kohl and Clark Pellett

Dr. Marc and Cynthia Levin

Premiere Society members contribute annual gifts of $1,500 or more.

‡ Deceased

30

William and Debra Lewin

Jim and Kay Mabie

Susan and Lewis Manilow

Karen and Larry McCracken

Pauline and James Montgomery

Ms. Abby O’Neil and Mr. D. Carroll Joynes

Terry and Cindy Peigh

Perry Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Pollay

Joe and Sue Power

Elizabeth Raymond and Paul Hybel

Bob and Mary Reusché

Patrick and Shirley Ann Ryan

Sanborn Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. F. Sergi

Rose L. Shure

Mr. Michael J. Silverstein

Dr. and Mrs. Van Stamos

Theodore Tetzlaff

Ms. Nancy Thompson

Terry and Monica Toth

Jaime Viteri

The Walsh Foundation

Sallyan Windt

Maria E. Wynne

Neal S. Zucker

GuarantorS ($2,500 – $4,999)

Anonymous (3)

Bill and Candy Arnold

Christine and John Bakalar

Mariterese and Pat Balthrop

Ann and Richard Carr

Cynthia and Benjamin Chereskin

Bernard and Patricia Cicirello

Douglas and Carol Cohen

Paul and Cynthia Cox

Erin DiPaola

Envestnet

Sidney and Sondra Berman Epstein

John and Sarah Garvey

James J. and Louise R. Glasser Fund

Ethel and Bill Gofen

James and Brenda Grusecki

Drs. Mildred and Herbert Harris

Dick and Lou Hurckes

Julie Cisek and Harry L. Jones, Jr.

Anne L. Kaplan

Shannon and Gene Kinsella

Andrew and Dietrich Klevorn

Nancy and Sanfred Koltun

Rachel E. Kraft— in memory of Michael Maggio

Drs. Vinay and Raminder Kumar

Tony Kushner

Dr. Paul M. Lisnek

Ralph and Terrie Mannel

Mr.‡ and Mrs.‡ William McKittrick

Jim and Jamie McNulty

Mary Miller-Bergman

Linda L. Nelson

Ken Norgan

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Osborn

Bruce and Younghee Ottley

Peer Pedersen

Cherie and Cliff Pixler

Diana and Bruce Rauner

Greg and Mari Regnier

Linda Johnson Rice

Rich Richardson

Brian and Jennifer Salerno

Richard and Ellen Sandor Family Foundation

Steven and Lauren Scheibe

Kenneth D. Schmidt, M.D.

Susan and Don Schopfer

Roche Schulfer and Mary Beth Fisher

Mark Schulte and Mary Holcomb

Susan and Harry Seigle

Karen Shankman

Jill and Steve Smart

Hal S. R. Stewart

Pam and Russ Strobel

Carl and Marilynn Thoma

Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thomas

Don and Elizabeth Thompson

Timothy and Jennifer Tomasik

Renee and James Tyree

Susan and Bob Underwood

Anne Van Wart and Michael Keable

Patty VanLammeren

Kimbra and Mark Walter

Sandy Worley and Marc Walfish

Rev. Peter A. Zadeik, Jr.

The Gene and Tita Zeffren Foundation

Martin E. Zimmerman Foundation

PrinCiPaLS ($1,500 – $2,499)

Anonymous (2)

Thomas F. and Patricia Aichele

John and Irene Bacevicius

Mr. Gregory Poulos and Dr. Angeline Beltsos

Robin Loewenberg Berger

Susan Berghoef

Colleen and Ronald Bess

George W. Blossom III

Nancy and George Bodeen

Ms. Jean Bramlette

The Bratschie Family

Kathy L. Brock

Douglas R. Brown

Kay and Matthew Bucksbaum

Carol and Tom Butler

Peter and Linda Bynoe

Tom and Dianne Campbell

Cleve Carney

Carole Caselli— in memory of Josephine Caselli

Joyce Chelberg

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Cloonan

Joyce R. Cohen

The Donald W. Collier Charitable Trust II

Clare and Matthew Colnon

Mrs. Constance Coolidge

Kent and Liz Dauten

Robert and Leslie Denvir

Mr. and Mrs. James W. DeYoung

Kevin and Kathy Durkin

Christine Finzer

Kathleen Fox

Charles Gardner and Patti Eylar

Jennifer and Isaac S. Goldman

Chester Gougis and Shelley Ochab

James P. Greene and Associates

Elizabeth Guenzel

Bruce and Jamie Hague

Holly Hayes and Carl W. Stern

Marsha Hoover and Tom Karaba

John J. Jelinek

Ivan and Kathy Kane

Maryann and Rosalie Karlovsky

Omar, Ashraf, and Hani Khalil—in memory of Hoda Aboleneen

Mrs. Annette R. Kleinman

Koldyke Family Fund

Chuck and Cindy Kreisl

Dolores Kunda

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lavine

Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. LeMire

Peter Lieb and Susan Block-Lieb

Richard and Tina Lieberman

Carmen H. Lonstein

Richard and Judy Marcus

Don Martin

Dorlisa Martin and David Good


‡ Deceased

31

McDonald’s USA, LLC

John and Etta McKenna

Barbara and Richard Metzler

Lois and Jon Mills

Minor Family Foundation

Julie and Scott Moller

Mr. Carlos X. Montoya

James and Judith Oates

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Oates, Jr.

Lee and Sharon Oberlander

Irma Parker

Andra and Irwin Press

Penny Pritzker and Brian Traubert

Deborah and Stephen Quazzo

Michael and Nancy Reschke

Dave Rice Consulting

Rosado Home Inspection Services

Renee and Edward Ross Foundation

Monique and Pete Rub

Sandra and Earl Rusnak, Jr.

Bettylu and Paul Saltzman

Russell and Tracy Scurto

Renee and Michael Sichlau

Kathy and Scott Stanton

Fredric and Nikki Will Stein

Carole David Stone

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Szalay

Liisa Thomas and Stephen Pratt

Jane and Steve Thompson

Brett and Laurie Walrod

Dr. David Wasserman— in memory of Abby S. Magdovitz-Wasserman

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Weiss


32

2010/2011 Season Annual Fund Donors

LuMinarY ($1,000 – $1,499)

Anonymous (2)

Stanley and Mary Allan

Gwen L. Allen

Pete and Lauren Amundson

Shonta L. Arrington

Cindy Barbera-Brelle

Mr. Thomas A. Benson

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block

Judy and Philip D. Block III

Mary and Lawrence Boeder

Dean L. and Rosemarie Buntrock

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Burns

Butler Family Foundation

Pastora San Juan Cafferty

Carbonari Family Foundation

James P. Chandler, M.D.

Gery and Sunny Chico

Michele J. Chinsky

Laurence and Mary Compton

Aaron L. and Jill E. Davidson

The Delaney Family

David Drew and Marcie Hemmelstein

Eric and Patricia Egipciaco

The Mathilde U. and Albert C. Elser Foundation

Wells and Terri Frice

Jennifer Friedes and Steven Florsheim

Al and Suzanne Friedman

Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Goldblatt

Andrea and Jim Gordon/The Edgewater Funds

Tom Gorman and Bill Zwecker

Nanci and William Greene

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Griffith

Jim and Carlotta Romano Grossmann

Tim and Betsy Hannon

Dr. Robert A. Harris

Mrs. Henry G. Hart, Jr.

Lois and Marty Hauselman

Kim Hawkins

Mary P. Hines

Blair Finberg Hoffman

Verne and Judy Istock

Dr. Keith Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Karris

Dr. Claudia A. Katz

Jean A. Klingenstein

Sheldon L. & Pearl F. Leibowitz Foundation

Robert and Julie Lepri

Mrs. Nancy S. Lipsky

Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Moe

Miriam Moore-Hunter

Bill and Lorna Filippini Mulliken

James and Melinda Munson

Nick and Susan Noyes

Barbara and Daniel O’Keefe

Carol and Stuart Oken

Linda and Jaxon Oshita

Grace Palmer

Robert and Catherine Parks

Diane and John Patience

Tom and Judy Prindable

Victoria and George Ranney, Jr.

Alicia Reyes

Sam and Rebecca Rodgers

Desirée Rogers

Al and Mimi Rose

Judy Runge and Thomas Nussbaum

Barbara and Richard Samuels

Cynthia M. Sargent

Elizabeth Sengupta

John and Millie Simon

Dr. Stuart P. Sondheimer and Bonnie Lucas

Lynn Steffen

Rosemary and Jack Tourville

Jeanne Rochelle Towns

Doug and Susan Turner

Noren and Richard Ungaretti

Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Uzelac

William and Carolyn Wardman

Michael Weaver

Lynne and David Weinberg

Ronald & Geri Yonover Foundation

Paul and Mary Yovovich

CELEBritY ($750 – $999)

Anonymous (2)

Ken Belcher

Rebecca and Jonathan Berger

Margaret Scanlan Brown

Mr. James S. Cabrera

Carmen and Earnest Fair

William Friese

Patricia Gentry

Mr. Byron L. Gregory

John and Katharine Hamilton

Hendrickson Law Firm

Barbara and Jim Herst

Melinda Holland and Michael Costello

Dr. Candice J. Hunter

The Honorable Casandra Lewis

Kevin and Anne Kivikko

Jane McCart and Nicholas Kratsios

Craig A. McCaw

Clare Muñana

Paulette Myrie-Hodge

Rob and Martha Rouzer

David and Judith Sensibar

Gene and Joan Stunard

Star ($500 – $749)

Anonymous (13)

2DS Productions

Aaron Bros. Moving System Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. William Adams IV

Stephen and Victoria Adik

Karen D. Anderson

Ariel Investments

Andy and Sue Arnold

John and Sharon Baldwin

Tom and Deb Barnstable

Grace Barry

Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Beatty

Pru and Frank Beidler

Robert and Marla Kim Benziger

Benjamin Berinti

Maria and Robert Bernacchi

Loren and Esther Berry

Lina Bertuzis

The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation

Jane Bolkema

The Bonaccorsi Family

Ms. Deborah P. Bonner

Margie and Roger Bonuchi

Attorney Ernesto Borges, Jr.

Law Offices of David H. Brinton, LLC

Noelle and David Brock

Corinne E. Brophy

Russell and Sandra Bruce

Barbara Bunville

The Annual Fund is a group of individuals and couples who contribute up to $1,499 annually. Due to space limitations we are only able to list those at $300 and above, but we are grateful for the generosity of all of our donors.

33

Edson N. Burton, Jr.

David L. Cameron and Jane Markham

Eli and Elizabeth Campbell

Mark Cappello

Catherine Cappuzzello

Thomas and Linda Carey

Emmett and Janette Carter

Susan L. Chomicz

David R. Conrad

The Corr Family

Maureen and George Crowley

Michael R. Daigle

Oscar and Melissa David

Anne and Scott Davis

James and Carrie Davis

Jo Anne Davis

Dr. Norma E. Davis Willis and Dr. Chester Willis

Inge de la Camp

Elena and Brad DeCori

Tim Delaney and Maria Enright

Bruce and Linda DeViller

William and Cindee Dietz

Patricia and Len Dominguez

Susan V. Downing

Sally Drucker

Kenneth J. Duckmann

Joan and John Dysart

Dr. Eunice R. Eifert

Donald and DeAnna Elliott

Dr. and Mrs. James M. Fisch

Mike and Lisa Fitzgerald

Eleanor Flavin

John and Verlane Franklin

Ms. Juanita Franklin

Denise Michelle Gamble

Gary and Denise Gardner

Jill Garling

Annette and Joseph Gean

Terri and Stephen Geifman

Ms. Beth Goad

Shelley Gorson and Alan Salpeter Family Fund

Debbi and Craig Griffith

Gary Gutting

Mary E. Hafertepe

Ms. Beatrice Hall

Barbara and Robert Hall

Sarah and Joel L. Handelman

Caryn Harris

Patricia J. Hart

Christopher Hehmeyer

Cece and Mike Heraty

Pastor Patricia Hewitt

Emlee Hilliard-Smith

James and Margot Hinchliff

Joel and Carol Honigberg

Michele J. Hooper and Lemuel Seabrook

Ms. Vida Hotchkiss

Huber Financial

Tex and Susan Hull

Leland Hutchinson and Jean Perkins

Pamela Hutul

Ms. Celeste A. Jensen

Johnson Consulting Associates

Billy Johnson

Janet Johnson and Randy K. Gunn

Jennifer W. Johnson

Mr. Stephen Johnson

James A. Jolley, Jr. and R. Kyle Lammlein

Mrs. Lois A. Kadai

Mr. David J. Kathman, Jr.

Polly B. Kawalek

John and Bette Kayse Family

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Kearney

Jerry and Anna Marie Kelly

Mr. Gerould Kern

Patricia and Richard Klein

Wendy Krimins

Justin Kulovsek

Rubin P. Kuznitsky

Mr. Gabriel A. Labovitz

Roy and Diane Landgren

Steven and Susan Larson

Marsha and Sheldon Lazar

Ruby Burwell Lee

Lenny Family Foundation

Michael A. Leppen

Mark Levine and Andrea Kott

Robert B. Lifton and Carol Rosofsky

Agnes Liou

Jim and SuAnne Lopata

Chris Lytle

Orlanda B. Mackie, M.D.

Mark Manta

Michael McCaslin

Marguerite McGill and Jack Cheeks

John and Carol McKinnon

Mark Miller and Anita Weinberg

Mary McClure Miller Foundation

Renanne Milner

George and Susan Mitchell

Rev. Calvin S. Morris, Ph.D.

Frank and Tina Motola

Madhavan and Teresa Nayar

Mrs. Judith Neisser

David and Suzu Neithercut

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Nelson

Oasis Legal Finance

Dan O’Neill

Jennifer and Danny O’Shaughnessy

Linda, Matthew and Michael Oskvarek

Grayce Papp

Ms. Marianne J. Parrillo

Marilyn and Tom Patrick

Seymour H. Persky

Charles and Jane Petit

Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Prinz

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pritchett

Richard and Anne Meehan Raup

The Robbins Family

Jackie and Levoyd Robinson

Donald and Andrewnita Roland

Hipolito “Paul” Roldan

Harry and Helen Roper

Trude and James Roselle

Sarene L. Rosen

Mr. J. Kenneth Rosko

Dr. Abbie Roth and Sandra Roth

Jeffery and Lincoln Roth

Janet and Philip Rotner

Kathleen and George Rummel

Richard H. Sanders

Sapiente Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Sarich

Fred and Pamela Sasser

Richard and Cynthia Schilsky

Carla M. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Serpico

Dr. Mitchell and Sharon Sheinkop

Daniel Vito Siefring

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Siegel

James and Mary Jo Slykas

Drs. Frank and April Smith

Mr. and Mrs. James Spain

Waymon and Cheryl Starks

Ann B. Stevens

Suzanne and Fred Stitt

Streska Family Foundation

Tish Teeluck

Kim and Steve Theiss

Charles L. and Jean E. Theiss

Richard and Elaine Tinberg

Mary A. Turner

Liat Tzur

Ms. Migdalia Vargas

Kenneth and Caryl Vehe

Carol J. Ward

J. Warren

Mrs. Roy I. Warshawsky

Vanessa J. Weathersby

William and Anne Wennington

Jeanne and Robert‡ Westcott

Jim Whiteley and Adrienne Johns


‡ Deceased

34

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wilczek

Kealie and Dallas Williams

James and Margie Winfield

Christina Wolf

Mary Lyn and Charles Wonderlic

Susan Schaalman Youdovin and Charlie Shulkin

PLaYEr ($300 – $499)

Anonymous (12)

Adrian Dominican Sisters

Scott Ando and Jeanna Bryant

Max and Linda Armstrong

Ms. Paula Ausick

Jim and Donna Aylesworth

Jim and Deb Bacigalupo

Elizabeth Balthrop

Ms. Mia A. Bass

Sandra Bass

Linda and Michael Bathgate

Nancy G. Becker

Nellie L. Bell

Ross and Pat Bender

Oreitha P. Benion

Carl and Catherine Bergetz

Brenda J. Berry

Helen and Charles Bidwell

Leigh and Henry Bienen

Beverly and James Biggs

Blackwood Group, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bloch

Harriet Bloom

P. J. Boberski

Rose Marie Bolger

Susan Bowey

Judith L. and James D. Brenner

Rick Brickwell

Ms. Nicole Brown

Robert and Lynn Bruno

Richard and Cecilia Burke

Jack and Jo Buxbaum

Ray Capitanini

Sherry K. Carpenter

Louis and Beth Hogan Chan

J. Morgan Chism-Diebold

Tony Chomicz

Mary Rose Cicchetti

Tyler and Teresa Clark

Elaine Collina

Olivia Collins

Stephanie Cummings Collins

Curt and Jennifer Conklin

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cooper

Ben Counts

Harvey and Arlene Coustan

Stanley and Tricia Crane

Rosemary Crowley

C. Cwiok

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis

Eloise DeYoung

Stephanie DiBiase

Nate Dion

Gilbert R. Dominguez

Chet Dominik

Scott and Barbara Downing

Diana Drouillard

Frank and Candace DuBois

Nick and Michelle Dvorscak

Drs. Sydney and Marlene Eisen

Mark and MaryAnne Emmons

Michele L. Erickson

Elveria H. Ferguson, CPA

Rita and Dennis Fields

Flamon Family

James and Yvonne Fogerty

Rock Fraire

Dr. Gabriela I. Freese

Tom and Marcia Fritz

The Garrett Family

Bailey Gartner

Barbara and Chuck Gately

Tracy Geimer

Gregory K. Geuther

Sandra Gidley

Gerry and Stan Glass

Daniel and Julie Glavin

Alex Godfrey

Steven and Marichris Golden

Marcia Goodman and Hiroyoshi Noto

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Goodyear, Jr.

The Goss Group Architects

Gene and Michele Gragg

Marsha Gregory

Heather M. Grove

Lorena Guerrero

Dr. and Mrs. John W. Gustaitis

Carol and Solomon Gutstein

Judge R. Morgan Hamilton and Dr. Wayne H. Fink

Robert Hanlon and Barbara MacDowall

Jean Harrington

Olayinka Hassan

Patricia R. Hayes

Dolores Haynes

John and Nancy Haynor

Dr. William and Grace Hehemann

Maisie and Rick Heiken

Robert and Patricia Heinze

David and Mary Alice Helms

Ted and Dawn Helwig

Gloria and Malcolm Hemphill

Gloria and Dale Henderson

A. Donald and Carol Hendricks

Leslie Herzog and Steven Blum, M.D.

Ms. Rosalie Hewitt

Ms. Judith L. Hirsch

Case and Pat Hoogendoorn

Leigh and John Hourihane

Shank and Carol Hullings

John Hummel and Cynthia Mark-Hummel

James and Harla Hutchinson

Mrs. Robert Hynes

Deacon Herbert and Dr. Diane Jackson

Nicole A. Jackson-Whitehead

Joan and Jeff Scheib

Richard K. Johnson and Marybeth Dougherty

Phillip and Jo Jones

Laura and Eric Jordahl

Ms. Mary Jo Jump

Maura Junius

John and Patricia Junkroski

Joseph B. Kastenholz

Loren Klug and Bridget Farrelly

Paul and Nancy Knapp

Jason and Deborah Knupp

Robert and Kathleen Kolodgy

Arthur and Donna Krzyzanowski

Neal and Kathleen Kulick

Stephanie and Keith Kushner

Carol L. Kutak

Patrick R. Lagges

Robert and Susan Larson

Marilyn A. Lederer

Wesley and Katherine Lee

Sheila Fields Leiter

Richard and Joanne Levy

Lewis-Sebring Family Foundation

Gordon C.C. Liao

Charles and Frances Licht

Tony and Phyllis LiFonti

Liz Beauty Salon

Reneé Logan

Blanca Lule

Joe and Kathleen Madden

Polly Madel

Gregg H. Malicki

Michael and Suzanne Manakas

Kathleen E. Manning

Kenneth and Janelle Marcuccilli

Christopher and Susan Marshall

Dr. Stephanie and Mr. Robert Marshall

Mr. William Martin

Elizabeth C. Martinez

Alicia Matthews, Ph.D.

Joan and Jeremy Mattson


35

Terence and Jane O. McElroy

Arlene McFadden

Marjorie McGrath

Thomas D. McKechney

Jane and William McMillan, Ph.D.

Dolonna (Loni) Mecum

Karen A. Michael

Lee Mickus

Jim and Pam Milligan

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moran

Liz and Joe Moravy

Alyce and Rahsaan Clark Morris

Chip Mortell

James and Mary Mouw

Gary and Elizabeth Munda

Tim Murphy and Martha Hill

Holly Myers

John P. Nielsen

Felicia Norwood and Garry Karch

OneBlackMan.org

Roxanne and Chuck Osborne

Owen Theatre Crew

Ronna J. Page

John and Dawn Palmer

Phyllis Parish

Mary and Tim Patronik

Barbara and Edmund Piehler

Roberta and Daniel Pierro

Ms. Shirley J. Pleasant

John and Caroline Polk

Powell Photography, Inc.

V. Pristera, Jr.

Philip R. Pulliam

Francisco J. Puppio

Jane Purdy

Mario and Sue Quatrini

Tim and Maria Race

Jim and Annette Ray

Jane Rees

Faith A. Reeves

Gregg and Sandra Revak

Rhue Rhyme

Devin Ricardi

Roland Roaches and Regenia Stein

Judith Robert

Susan Roberts

Joe Robinson III

Linda and Paul Rockey

Jean Rollins and Thomas Helms

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rosell

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenson

Mr. David M. Rosholt and Ms. Jill Hutchison

Edward and Fiona Ross

Laura and Phillip Rovang

David and Sandra Saltiel

Ms. Sharon Salveter

A. Sue Samuels

Kelly J. Sanderson

Melissa and Nathan Schau

Anita G. Schausten

Richard J. Schmidt

Annette Schneider

Karen Schroeder

Charles E. Schwartz

Maurice and Muriel Schwartz

Mr. Donald Scott

Barbara J. Shaeffer

Charles and Debra Sherman

Lawrence A. Sherman

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shutty

Duane Sigelko and Mary Kay McDermott

Geraldine C. Simmons

Kenneth Simpson

Carl and Mary Ann Smith

Charles F. Smith

Harold and Authedna Smith

Quentin P. Smith

The Smith Family

Mark E. Soczek

Edward and Eileen Soderstrom

Richard Craig Sparks

Maureen V. Spelman

Bonnie Spring

Sharon and Joel Stein

Michael and Salme Hartju Steinberg

Kay L. Stephens

Jan Sterling

Gary and Rhonda Stern

Alberta Stevens

Kathleen and John Stewart

Liz Stiffel

Dr. Frank Stuart

Lannie Su

Judy Sugarman

Thomas and Lucille Szura

Alvin R. Tarlov

Gilbert Terlicher

Sue and Jim Thompson

Thredz Brow Bar & More

Anne and Bill Tobey

Jennifer Tweeton and Alex Rifman

Brady Twiggs

Patricia L. Urban

Carol R. Vieth

Deb Wach and Tim Mayo

Robert and Penelope Wainwright

Mr. James R. Wallace

Ms. Gloria A. Walton

Christopher and Lisa Ward

Dr. Diane Washington

Joseph and Cindy Waytula

Terri and Craig Weldon

Ethelyn M. Wess

John W. Wheeler

Mr. James S. Whitehead

Greg and Maryl Wilensky

Ms. Sandra L. Wiley

Deborah B. Williams, Ph.D.

H. Randolph and Nancy Williams

Mildred and Theodore Wright

Mrs. Debra Yates

Ms. Sandra L. Yost

Judith Youngs

Michael E. Zellner

Camille and Richard Zientek

Alex Zilka

Burton and Eleanor Zoub


36

2010/2011 Season In-Kind Donors

dirECtor’S CirCLE

American Airlines, Exclusive Airline of Goodman Theatre

Petterino’s

PrEMiErE CirCLE

Catch Thirty Five

Chicago Tribune

Joan and Robert Clifford

Sondra and Denis Healy

HMS Media, Inc.

Hoy

Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants

The Melting Pot

The Signature Room at the 95th

WBEZ

drESS CirCLE

Chicago Latino Network

Harris myCFO

Leslie Hindman Auctioneers

Midtown Kitchen + Bar

N9NE Steakhouse and ghostbar

Neiman Marcus Group, Inc.

M. Ann O’Brien

Paramount Events

South Water Kitchen/ Hotel Monaco

Tiffany & Co.

Trattoria No. 10/Sopraffina Marketcaffé

diStinGuiShEd GuarantorS

Aon Corporation

Philip B. Clement and Mary Ann Everlove Clement

The Hotel Hershey

Macy’s

True Cuisine/Sweet Baby Ray’s Catering

PatronS

Anu and Arjun Aggarwal

Sharon and Charles Angell

Arsenal Football Club

Deborah‡ and Stephen Beitler

Adam Belcuore

Mindy Berkson

Judy Bissell

Blue Plate Catering

Chicago Cubs

Chicago Cut Steakhouse

Chicago Mini Bus Travel

Susan Cicelsky

Tracy Clifford Style Consulting

Coco Pazzo

Joan and Warwick Coppleson

Daniel

Stacy and Michael Devine

Leon and Joy Dreimann

Elements, Chicago

Exelon Corporation

The Fairmont Hamilton Princess Bermuda Resort

Kathleen Fox

Sheree Franklin-Hill and James J. Hill, Jr.

Jane K. Gardner , Inc.

Ellen and Paul Gignilliat

John and D

the best of all possible seasons...produced five world premieres, four by ... jennifer lim and james...

Documents