Northanger Abbey - Footlights

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Welcome to this evening’s performance of Northanger Abbey, adapted from the novel
by Jane Austen. Thank you for joining us, and we hope to see you next season.
Enjoy the show!
—Lifeline Ensemble

Aly Renee Amidei LIFELINE THEATRE ENSEMBLE Suzanne Plunkett
Patrick Blashill Alan Donahue Robert Kauzlaric Maren Robinson
Jessica Wright Buha Kevin D. Gawley Frances Limoncelli Phil Timberlake
Christina Calvit Peter Greenberg Amanda Link Jenifer Tyler
Heather Currie James E. Grote Katie McLean Christopher M.
Victoria DeIorio Chris Hainsworth Hainsworth
Amanda Delheimer John Hildreth Dorothy Milne Walsh
Paul S. Holmquist Shole Milos Elizabeth Wislar
Dimond Elise Kauzlaric Sandy Snyder Pietz

ENSEMBLE EMERITUS
Eric Lane Barnes, Meryl Friedman, Rebecca Hamlin, James Sie, Steve Totland

Sessy Nyman, Chair BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Peter Calibraro, Treasurer
Brian Swierczek, Vice-Chair Lisbeth Maxwell, Secretary

Loreli Fritz-Cohn Patricia Kelley Nicole Murray
Mark Gluskin Donna Mavros Julia Sagalovsky
Katie McNally Roche Schulfer
Mark Greenberg Raymond R. Snyder
Cynthia Hunt Rudolph

BOARD EMERITUS
Linda Jacobson, Breatriz G. Reyes, Susan Rosenberg (In Memoriam),
Jackie Snyder (In Memoriam), Dan Sullivan, Rebecca Tinkham, John Tolley, Steven Wise, Ann Ziegler

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Artistic Director......................................................................................................................Dorothy Milne
Managing Director.....................................................................................................................Allison Cain
Marketing Director............................................................................................................Robert Kauzlaric
Operations Director................................................................................................................... Erica Foster
Development Manager............................................................................................................... Brian Bush
Education Director..................................................................................................................... Julie Ganey
Casting Director.................................................................................................................. Lavina Jadhwani
Publicists................................................................................... SHOUT Marketing and Media Relations
Box Office Associate...................................................................................... Heather Pauliks, Emily Wills
House Managers......................................................................................... Tiffany Keane, Susan Tecktiel
Shuttle Drivers..............................................................Neel McNeill, Anna Trachtman, Eli Van Sickel

Ushers provided by The Saints Northanger Abbey 1

proudly presents

Northanger Abbey
Based on the novel by Jane Austen
Book by Robert Kauzlaric*
Music & Lyrics by George Howe
Directed by Elise Kauzlaric*

Costume Designer Sound Designer
Aly Renee Amidei* Eric Backus

Lighting Designer Properties Designer 
Diane D. Fairchild Mealah Heidenreich

Dialect Coach Scenic Designer 
Elise Kauzlaric* Sarah Lewis

Stage Manager Music Director
Jacqueline Marschke Ellen K. Morris

Choreographer Dramaturg
Todd Rhoades Maren Robinson*

Assistant Director........................................................................................................ Anthony Kayer
Assistant Dialect Coach............................................................................................. Shannon Nishi
Assistant Stage Manager................................................................................................... Kate Reed
Assistant Costume Designer...............................................................Kate Setzer Kamphausen
Scenic Artist ........................................................................................................................ Emily Smith
Production Manager..................................................................................... Benjamin W. Dawson
Technical Director........................................................................................................Joe Schermoly
Master Electrician.................................................................................................... Sam Moryoussef
Assistant Master Electrician ...................................................................................... Steve Labedz
Electricians............................................................................................. Ivy Red, Martha Templeton
Carpenters ....................................................................................................................... Nic Belanger
Photography..........................................................................................................Suzanne Plunkett*

Special thanks to the College of Dupage Costume Shop, the University of North Carolina
– Charlotte Theater, Epiphany UCC, Northwestern University, and Piccolo Theatre.

*Denotes member of Lifeline Artistic Ensemble

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THE CAST (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER)
James Morland...........................................................................................................................Chris Ballou
Eleanor Tilney................................................................................................................... Shelby Lynn Bias
John Thorpe......................................................................................................................Andres Enriquez
Henry Tilney...........................................................................................................................Javier Ferreira
General Tilney.................................................................................................................Peter Greenberg*
Isabella Thorpe............................................................................................................................ Lydia Hiller
Catherine Morland...................................................................................................Stephanie Stockstill
Frederick Tilney...............................................................................................................Denzel Tsopnang
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Tilney............................................................................................................Jenifer Tyler*
Understudies.......................................... Nicholas Jacob Amann, Nicole Armold, Curtis Dunn,

Kirsty Engelhardt and Emily Radke

MUSICIANS
Cellist................................................................................................................................... Nick Heinzmann
Violinist......................................................................................................................................Renee Henley
Piano Conductor.................................................................................................................. Ellen K. Morris
Alternate Violinist.................................................................................................................. Minjung Park

THE SETTING
Multiple locations in and around Bath and Gloucestershire — Spring, 1798

MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT ONE
The Secrets of Lucedio............................................................................Catherine, Spectre, Ensemble
Sweet, Indelicate Complexities............................................................................Catherine, Ensemble
A Woman’s Reputation............................................................................................Mrs. Allen, Ensemble
The Little I Know..............................................................................................................................Catherine
Horrid Little Novels........................................................................................................Isabella, Catherine
A City Built For Pleasure.................................................................... James, John, Catherine, Isabella
Here I Am, Mr. Tilney/The Little I Know – Reprise................................................................Catherine
On A Carriage Ride To Bristol...................................................Catherine, John, Henry and Eleanor
Profoundly Human...........................................................................................................Henry, Catherine
Torment..................................................................................Catherine, James, Frederick and Isabella
Northanger Abbey......................................................................................Henry, Catherine, Ensemble
ACT TWO
First Night.....................................................................................................................Catherine, Ensemble
Torment – Reprise..................................................................................................................................James
The Symmetry Of Flowers.....................................................................Henry, Eleanor and Catherine
A Mother Would Have Been A Constant Friend....................................................................... Eleanor
The Portrait Of Mrs. Tilney.................................Mrs. Tilney, Catherine, General Tilney, Ensemble
The Story Has Been Written.................................................................. Eleanor, Catherine, Ensemble
The Symmetry Of Flowers – Reprise....................................Henry, Eleanor, Catherine, Ensemble
Genesis................................................................................................................................................Catherine
Let Me Offer My Hand................................................................................Henry, Catherine, Ensemble

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jane Austen was born in 1775. The seventh of eight children, she was raised in the
village of Steventon. Her father, George Austen, was an Oxford-educated clergyman who
supplemented his income with proceeds from farming. Jane and her sister Cassandra
were sent to boarding school for a few years until the family could no longer afford it. She
also had unfettered access to her father’s library. The Austen family enjoyed writing and
performing their own amateur theatricals.
By 1787, Jane was keeping notebooks of her writings. Austen’s stories were read aloud
to her family. By the age of 23, she had created drafts of the books that would become
Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility, and Pride and Prejudice. In 1795, Jane had an
ill-fated romance with the nephew of their neighbors, a law student named Tom Lefroy.
Both families felt an engagement would be impractical since Tom was being supported
by his family while training to be a barrister and Jane’s family could not offer a financial
settlement to make the match. Lefroy’s family sent him away and the families made sure
the pair did not see each other again.
Austen’s father retired in 1800 and the family moved to Bath, which would provide a
setting for part of Northanger Abbey. In 1802, Austen accepted a proposal from Harris
Big-Wither, the wealthy brother of her friend, only to retract the next day. Her father died
in 1805 and Austen, her Mother and her elder sister Cassandra lived in a small house in
Chawton, provided by her brother. It was during this time that four of Austen’s novels
were published anonymously and garnered praise.
She died on July 18, 1817 at age 41, following a protracted illness.

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BIOGRAPHIES

Chris Ballou (James The 39 Steps, The Fantasticks (Shawnee
Morland) Chris is Theatre, IN); What The Butler Saw, and
ecstatic to return to Family of Mann (Iowa Repertory, IA). He will
Lifeline Theatre, having be next seen in The Gift Theatre’s world
previously appeared in premiere of A Life Extra Ordinary. Andres
Pride and Prejudice. received his MFA in Acting from the
Chicago credits include: University of Iowa, and is also a proud
J.D. in Heathers: The company member of Barrel of Monkeys. He
Musical (Kokandy); Melancholy Play: a is represented by Gray Talent Group.
chamber musical (Piven Theatre Workshop);
Veronica’s Room, Tartuffe, Mozart in Javier Ferreira (Henry
Amadeus (Non-Equity Jeff Nomination: Tilney) Javier is thrilled
Actor in a Principal Role - Bohemian to be making his
Theatre Ensemble); Pericles (u/s - Chicago Lifeline debut. Chicago
Shakespeare Theater); Hit The Wall (The credits: Another Word
Inconvenience); Twelfth Night, Henry IV, for Beauty (The
Henry V (Oak Park Festival Theatre). Ballou Goodman Theatre);
is a proud alumnus of CCPA at Roosevelt Sweeney Todd
University. (Porchlight Music Theatre); Babes in Arms
Shelby Lynn Bias (Porchlight’s “Revisits!” series); La Cage Aux
(Eleanor Tilney) Shelby Folles (Marriott Lincolnshire); A Christmas
is thrilled to return to Carol (Drury Lane Oakbrook); Julius Caesar
Lifeline Theatre for (Chicago Shakespeare Theatre); Lysistrata
Northanger Abbey. She Jones, Ripper, Amadeus (Roosevelt’s Theatre
is graduate from Conservatory). Favorite regional credits
Columbia College include: Carousel, Catch Me If You Can,
Chicago’s Theater Avenue Q, Rent (Wagon Wheel Theatre, IN);
Program, BA Acting. Some of her other Sweeney Todd, Titanic (Second Stage
Chicago credits include: Miss Buncle’s Book Theatre Company, MN). Javier graduated
(u/s, Lifeline); The Wild Duck (Halcyon from Roosevelt University’s Chicago
Theater), and Mona in Six Postcards College of Performing Arts with a Musical
(Columbia College Chicago). Theatre BFA. Love and thanks to my two
Andres Enriquez families: the CCPA MT class of ’14, and, of
(John Thorpe) Andres course, to Mom! Sui Generis!
is excited to return to Peter Greenberg*
the Lifeline stage once (General Tilney) Peter
again! He has most is familiar to Lifeline
recently been seen as audiences for many
Sparky in the Lifeline roles including
KidSeries production of Rochester (Jane Eyre),
Sparky!, and has previously understudied Phileas Fogg (Around
Soon I Will Be Invincible and The Velveteen the World in 80 Days),
Rabbit. Other Chicago credits include The Tristram Shield (The Talisman Ring), Lord
Adding Machine (Hypocrites); Love and Peter Wimsey, and many others. He is a
Information (Remy Bumppo); Yasmina’s member of the Lifeline artistic ensemble
Necklace, The Art of Disappearing (16th and has also directed and adapted here.
Street Theatre); Forever Plaid and The Before coming to Chicago, Peter worked
Woman In Black (Fox Valley Rep). Regional extensively in regional theater on
credits: Scapin (Colonial Williamsburg, VA); everything from Shakespeare and Moliere

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to Sam Shepard and Neil Simon, and he Jenifer Tyler* (Mrs.
co-founded the Actors Shakespeare Allen/Mrs. Tilney)
Company in Albany, New York. Jenifer is a graduate of
DePaul Theatre School
Lydia Hiller (Isabella and a Lifeline ensemble
Thorpe) Lydia is member since 2001.
thrilled to be making She received a
her Lifeline (as well as Non-Equity Jeff Award
her Chicago) debut. for Outstanding Actress in a Principle Role
Recent roles include and an After Dark Award for her portrayal
Hermia in A Midsummer of Jane in Jane Eyre, and a nomination for
Night’s Dream, Ophelia her performance as Harriet Vane in Gaudy
in Hamlet, and Lucy in The Rivals (Michigan Night. She was most recently seen as Miss
Shakespeare Festival); Dottie in A Lovely Buncle in Miss Buncle’s Book here at Lifeline.
Sunday for Creve Coeur (Tipping Point Jenifer directed The Velveteen Rabbit for
Theatre); and Bec in 4000 Miles (Jewish Lifeline’s KidSeries. She is a member
Ensemble Theatre). Lydia graduated with a emeritus of the writing-per formance
BFA in acting from Michigan State group, The Sweat Girls, and a teaching
University in 2014. artist with Lifeline’s CPS residency program.

Stephanie Stockstill Nicholas Jacob
(Catherine Morland) Amann (Understudy)
Stephanie is overjoyed Nicholas is thrilled to
to make her Lifeline be working on his first
debut in Northanger production with
Abbey! Among her Lifeline Theatre. In
favorite Chicago credits 2015, Nicholas received
are Tilly in Melancholy his BFA in Musical
Play: a Chamber Musical (Piven Theatre Theatre from the Chicago College of
Workshop); Johanna in Sweeney Todd Performing Arts at Roosevelt University.
(Porchlight Music Theater); and Laura in Thank you to everyone involved for making
Goblin Market (Black Button Eyes). the experience truly delightful.
Stephanie was featured in last year’s Nicole Armold
Chicago Tribune article as one of ten faces (Understudy)
to watch in Chicago theatre. She’s a Nicole is excited to
graduate of Northwestern University and is make her Lifeline
represented by NV Talent. debut! Nicole
has previously
Denzel Tsopnang understudied Chicago
(Frederick Tilney) Shakespeare Theater’s
Denzel is excited to be productions of Ride the Cyclone and Sense
making his Lifeline and Sensibility. Other Chicago credits
debut! He holds a BFA include: The Merry Widow (Light Opera
in Musical Theatre from Works); A Funny Thing Happened on the
Millikin University and Way to the Forum, Thoroughly Modern Millie,
is represented by Gray and Spring Awakening (Chicago College
Talent. His credits include: Balm in Gilead of Performing Arts, where she received
(Griffin Theatre), South Pacific and Guys and her BFA in Musical Theatre). She is proudly
Dolls (Light Opera Works), The Healer represented by Stewart Talent Agency.
(Pegasus Theatre), and Heathers: The
Musical (Kokandy Productions).

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Curtis Dunn The Coronet of Stars. Recent Chicago
(Understudy) Curtis is projects include: Asskicking Amazons (The
originally from Mammals), Midsummer Nights Dreams
Thomaston, CT, where (The Resident Theatre), Teeny Travel Takes
he grew up performing A Trip (Coriolis Theatre Company), And A
at his dad’s theater, the Moon Saw Nothing (Forget Me Not Theatre
Thomaston Opera Company), Letters/X (The Apollo Theatre),
House. He attended The World Over (The State Theatre Project),
Adelphi University in Garden City, NY, and Tartuffe (Athenaeum Theatre). Check
where he received a BFA in Acting, her out with her iO house team Uh-Oh or
appearing in various productions including on the internet singing songs.
Dancing at Lughnasa (Jack) and Twelfth Nick Heinzmann (Cellist) After taking
Night (Orsino). He also studied classical leave from the music world for two
acting at the London Academy of Music years, Nick came out of early retirement
and Dramatic Arts, appearing in a devised for Northanger Abbey, his first pit show
musical production of ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore in Chicago. He works as a journalist by
(Soranzo) as well as Twelfth Night day, reporting on the supply chain chain
(Malvolio). Recent credits include The industry for a B2B publisher. Moonlighting
Seagull (Konstantin) at Dominican as a cellist is helping him put his bachelor’s
University and Hamlet (Laertes) at degree to use, which he earned studying
Greenbrier Valley Theatre in West Virginia. music at Northwestern University, in 2014.
Kirsty Engelhardt Renee Henley (Violinist) Renee plays
(Understudy) the violin and can be found teaching
Kirsty is delighted to and performing in regional orchestras,
be returning to Lifeline, chamber ensembles, and musical pits
having previously around the Chicago area. She is a graduate
played Lydia in Pride of Northwestern University with a
and Prejudice. Other Masters’ Degree in Violin Performance and
Chicago credits appreciates the many musical experiences
include Romeo and Juliet (Chicspeare), and that Chicago has to offer. She is excited to
Shakespeare’s Notebook (Moving Dock). be playing in the musical pit for Lifeline’s
Kirsty received her BA in Theatre in 2011. production of Northanger Abbey.
Originally from England, and having Ellen K. Morris (Music Director/Piano
hopped back and forth since she was 16, Conductor) Ellen is so excited to work
Kirsty is now thrilled to call Chicago her with Lifeline for the first time! She is a
permanent home. Chicago area music director, teaching
Emily Radke artist, and pianist whose Chicago credits
(Understudy) include Velveteen Rabbit (Marriott Theater);
Emily is thrilled to Adding Machine (The Hypocrites); Next to
be participating Normal, Dogfight, Parade (Boho Theatre);
in her first show and Fanatical (CMTF). Ellen is a teaching
at Lifeline Theatre. artist and director with Evanston Children’s
A Chicago based Choir, Music Institute of Chicago, and
actress, songwriter, Wilmette Park District, and a proud
and comedian, she recently starred in graduate of Northwestern Bienen School
Bloomington Playwrights Project’s US of Music.
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Minjung Park (Alternate Violinist) Min received a Non-Equity Jeff Award for Best
recently graduated from Northwestern New Musical 2006. George can be heard
University, with degree of MM in Violin belting out showtunes and pop songs at
Performance and Pedagogy under the Davenport’s Piano Bar and Cabaret.
guidance of Almita Vamos. Before NU, she Elise Kauzlaric* (Director, Dialect
received BM in Violin from University of Coach) Elise has been a member of
Texas at Austin under Brian Lewis and Miro Lifeline’s artistic ensemble since 2005.
Quartet. She has been in masterclasses For Lifeline’s MainStage she directed
with Erin Keefe, Catherine Cho, Donald One Came Home, A Tale of Two Cities, The
Weilerstein, and Augustin Hadelich, to Woman in White, Pride and Prejudice,
name a few. Min is active as a chamber Wuthering Heights, and Mariette in Ecstasy
musician as well; she formed Aoide Quartet (Non-Equity Jeff Nomination: Direction).
at Northwestern University and had She has also adapted and directed for
masterclasses with St. Lawrence Quartet, Lifeline’s KidSeries, coached dialects for
Lynn Harrell, Philharmonia Quartett Berlin, many productions; and appeared onstage
and Shumul Ashekanisi, among others. In in Miss Buncle’s Book, Neverwhere, Queen
her spare time, you can find her in bikram Lucia, Strong Poison, and many others.
yoga classes. Around Chicago, Elise has dialect coached
numerous shows, and has appeared
Robert Kauzlaric* (Adaptor) Robert onstage at Goodman Theatre, Oak Park
is a proud member of Lifeline’s artistic Festival, First Folio, and Griffin Theatre
ensemble. He has written more than (Non-Equity Jeff nomination: Supporting
a dozen theatrical adaptations, which Actress–Play for On the Shore of the Wide
have been performed in over 40 U.S. World). Elise is an adjunct professor at
states, as well as in England, Ireland, CCPA at Roosevelt University and The
and Canada. Previous scripts at Lifeline Theatre School at DePaul University.
include The Island of Dr. Moreau (Non- Jacqueline Marschke (Stage Manager)
Equity Jeff Awards: Best Production- Jacqueline is thrilled to be joining Lifeline
Play and New Adaptation), Neverwhere for the first time on Northanger Abbey!
(Non-Equity Jeff Award: New Adaptation), Other Chicago credits include assistant
The Moonstone, The Three Musketeers stage management for The Life of Galileo
(originally commissioned for the 2010 (Remy Bumppo), No Wake (Route 66
Illinois Shakespeare Festival), Lions in Illyria, Theatre Company), and The Rise and Fall
and Mr. Popper’s Penguins. This summer, of Little Voice (No Stakes Theatre Project);
Robert will direct As You Like It and play and stage management for The Citizens
King Richard in Richard II at the Michigan Anthology (The Inconvenience). Jacqueline
Shakespeare Festival. graduated in 2015 from Hope College
(Holland, MI), where she received her B.A.
George Howe (Composer & Lyricist) in Theatre with a concentration in Stage
George is an award-winning composer/ Management.
lyricist and a familiar face at Lifeline Aly Renee Amidei* (Costume Designer)
Theatre. He has written the songs for Aly is crazy for Austen and so pleased
many Kidseries shows, including the five to work on Northanger Abbey. A Lifeline
musicals in the Click, Clack, Moo series; ensemble member, Aly’s Lifeline credits
as well as Mr. Popper’s Penguins; Lyle, Lyle, include both the adaptation and costumes
Crocodile; Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch; for Lester’s Dreadful Sweaters, and costumes
The Emperor’s New Threads; and 2011’s hit for One Came Home, The Three Musketeers,
Arnie the Doughnut, which went on to be Soon I Will Be Invincible, The Woman in
performed at the 2012 New York Musical
Theatre Festival (NYMF). His musical
Queen Lucia premiered at Lifeline and

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White, The Count of Monte Cristo, and with Rivendell, Raven, Sideshow, Boho,
Watership Down. She is also designing Babes with Blades, TimeLine, Northlight,
Spinning (Irish Theatre of Chicago) and Chicago Dramatists, City Lit, Court Theatre,
As You Like It (Michigan Shakespeare INTIMAN, Trinity Rep, Wheaton College,
Festival) this summer. She is also a and the Michigan Shakespeare Festival.
company member at WildClaw Theatre She is a proud member of USA829, and an
and Strawdog Theatre Company. Aly is the ensemble member with Rivendell Theatre.
Assistant Professor of Costume Design at Mealah Heidenreich (Properties
the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. Designer) Mealah is excited to be joining
Eric Backus (Sound Designer) Eric is Lifeline for this beautiful production. Some
excited to work with Lifeline Theatre for of her previous designs include Caged
the first time! Recent sound design and Dames and Miracle! (Hell in a Handbag
composition credits include The Bachelors Productions), A Funny Thing Happened
(Cole Theatre); Ziryab, the Songbird of on the Way to the Forum and Dreamgirls
Andalusia (Silk Road Rising); The Old (Porchlight Music Theatre), Really Really
Friends (Raven Theatre); Year of the Rooster and Recent Tragic Events (Interrobang
(Red Theater), and the Off-Broadway and Theatre Project), and Chalk and Mai Dang
Chicago productions of Churchill. Eric has Lao (Sideshow Theater Company). Mealah
also worked with Lookingglass, Chicago is an ensemble member with Hell in a
Shakespeare Theater, Steppenwolf, Route Handbag Productions and owes most of
66, American Blues Theater, and Mary- her success to her bestie Isaac and wife
Arrchie. He is an artistic associate with The Debbie.
Poor Theatre and SoloChicago Theatre. Lavina Jadhwani (Casting Director)
Benjamin W. Dawson (Production Lavina was recently named Time Out
Manager) Prior to coming to Chicago, Chicago’s “Best Next Generation Stage
Ben served as the Production Safety Director.” She is an Artistic Associate at Silk
Coordinator with The Santa Fe Opera Road Rising (Ching Chong Chinaman, Gold
and as Art Director for several television Boy/Emerald Girl) and Oak Park Festival
series with networks like Discovery, PBS, Theatre (Hamlet, Twelfth Night). She also
MTV and VH1. In Chicago, Ben has served, served as the Artistic Director of Rasaka
among other things, as Production Theatre Company from 2007-2013, where
Manager for Sideshow Theatre Company, she directed Much Ado About Nothing, the
Pine Box Theater, and WildClaw Theatre; Chicago premiere of Gruesome Playground
as Technical Director Haven Theatre and Injuries, and directed and curated the
The Strange Tree Group; and as the Scene Chicago premiere of Yoni Ki Baat (2009 &
Shop Foreman at Goodman Theatre. In 2010) and culture/clash: the nation’s first
addition to his work with Lifeline, Ben is fully-produced South Asian short play
also an Artistic Associate with Sideshow festival. She is a recipient of the Drama
Theatre Company and the Assistant League’s Classical Directing Fellowship,
Technical Director for Lookingglass Theatre an SDCF Observership, an Illinois Board of
Company. Higher Education Fellowship, and an LMDA
Diane D. Fairchild (Lighting Director) Residency Award. Jadhwani is a graduate
Diane is thrilled to be working with of Carnegie Mellon University (BFA, Scenic
Lifeline again. Diane’s previous design Design; Masters, Arts Management) and
work at Lifeline includes Lester’s Dreadful the Illinois Mathematics and Science
Sweaters, One Came Home, The Velveteen Academy; she will complete an MFA in
Rabbit (2014), and A Tale of Two Cities. Directing at The Theatre School at DePaul
Diane’s other design credits include work University in June 2015.

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Kate Setzer Kamphausen (Assistant Sam Moryoussef (Master Electrician/AV
Costume Designer) Kate is delighted Supervisor) Sam is starting his first season
to return to Lifeline where she recently at Lifeline as the Master Electrician/AV
assisted costumer Aly Amidei on Lester’s Supervisor. He also serves as the Technical
Dreadful Sweaters. Recent design credits Director for Victory Gardens Theatre. He
include Dan Savage’s Miracle! with Hell moved to Chicago this summer from North
in a Handbag; Story of a Story (The Untold Carolina where he worked as the Assistant
Story) with Underscore; and Johnny Drago’s Technical Director for Performing Arts and
Trash with New American Folk Theater. Cultural Programs for Elon University. He
Kate is a Jeff Award-winning costumer and graduated in 2010 from the University
company member of Hell in a Handbag. of North Carolina Greensboro with a
She is an ex-pat Southerner with three BFA in Drama concentrating in Technical
cats, four sewing machines, and pink Production. He is excited to be in Chicago
dreadlocks. and working with such a welcoming group
Anthony Kayer (Assistant Director) of people at Lifeline Theatre.
Anthony is positively delighted to be Shannon Nishi (Assistant Dialect Coach)
returning to Lifeline with this remarkable Shannon is thrilled to be a part of another
group of artists! Other Lifeline credits Lifeline production after appearing in The
include performing in Jane Eyre (2014), Velveteen Rabbit. Graduating from Chicago
Lyle Finds His Mother, The Emperor’s College of Performing Arts with a BFA in
New Threads, and Arnie the Doughnut. Musical Theatre, she discovered her love
Additional Chicago acting credits include: for dialect work as a student of the lovely
(the)Forget_Me\Knot, R&J: a techno and multi-talented Elise Kauzlaric. Shannon
ballet (inappropriate theatre); SITA RAM has experienced theatre from many angles
(Chicago Children’s Choir/Lookingglass); from under the lights to above the cat
Iphigenia 2.0 (Next Theatre); The March walks and is so happy to have found a
(Steppenwolf ); and Elizabeth Rex (Chicago niche to settle into in the vast and exciting
Shakes). Anthony is an alumnus of the world of dialects. She can’t wait for you
Chicago College of Performing Arts at enjoy to this journey to another country, to
Roosevelt University. another time from your very own seat!

Sarah Lewis (Scenic Designer) Sarah Kate Reed (Assistant Stage Manager)
is thrilled to work with Lifeline Theatre! Kate is excited to be working with Lifeline
Among her favorite Chicago credits are Ten again after most recently stage managing
Dollar House (Pride Films & Plays); Ghost Lester’s Dreadful Sweaters. Previously at
Gardens, Blacula, Young Black & Undead Lifeline, she has worked on Fillet of Solo
(Pegasus Theatre Chicago); Rosencrantz 2015 and 2016, Mr. Popper’s Penguins, Soon
and Guildenstern Are Dead (Promethean I Will Be Invincible, One Came Home, Jane
Theatre); Treasure Island (Mudlark Theatre), Eyre, and Monstrous Regiment. Her other
The Misanthrope, The Venetian Twins, Chicago area credits include work with
SMASH, The Love of Three Oranges, A The Fine Print Theatre Company, the side
Midsummer Night’s Dream (Piccolo Theatre). project, and the Northwestern University
Sarah is a Company Member of Piccolo Theatre and Interpretation Center. She
Theatre, works as the Scenic Charge Artist has a degree in Performance Studies from
at Lookingglass Theatre, and works as the Northwestern.
Assistant Charge Artist at Steppenwolf
Theatre.

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Todd Rhoades (Choreographer) Todd Joe Schermoly (Technical Director) Joe
is incredibly honored to collaborate has been the Technical Director at Lifeline
with Lifeline on this new production. His for four seasons, during which time he
choreographic credits include New Orleans has designed sets for Midnight Cowboy,
Opera, Finger Lakes Opera, Chicago Folks Mr. Popper’s Penguins, The Mystery of the
Operetta, Light Opera Works, Paramount Pirate Ghost, A Tale of Two Cities, The City
Theatre (Associate Choreographer), Little & The City, and The Count of Monte Cristo.
Theater on the Square, DePaul University Joe is also an ensemble member with the
(Theater School), North Park University Griffin Theatre, where he has designed
(Opera Program), The Savoyaires Chicago, and built many sets including Titanic,
Nomi Dance Company, Inaside Chicago Spelling Bee, Flare Path, Punk Rock, Port,
Dance (where he also was the recipient and Constant Wife. His other design work
of the 2015 Choreographic Sponsorship includes productions with Theatre Wit
Event) and Ballet Austin Academy. His (Seven Homeless Mammoths, Completeness),
performance credits include ballet, jazz Sideshow (Stupid F***ing Bird, Idomeneus,
and modern dance companies as well The Ugly One) and Irish Theatre of Chicago
as opera, theater and musical theater (The Seafarer, Lay Me Down Softly). Joe
companies. Thank you to Elise for this studied set design at Northwestern
opportunity! University and has received two After Dark
Maren Robinson* (Dramaturg) Maren Awards and two Jeff Nominations. See
Robinson is delighted to be dramaturg more of his work at
for Northanger Abbey. She is a proud www.joeschermoly.com.
Lifeline ensemble member and has been SHOUT Marketing and Media Relations
dramaturg for productions of Neverwhere, (Publicists) Jill Evans La Penna and James
The Moonstone, Hunger, Pride and Prejudice, Juliano formed SHOUT Marketing & Media
and The Woman in White. She also has Relations (SHOUT) in August 2007. SHOUT
worked on over forty productions in specializes in entertainment events and
Chicago with Court, Strawdog, Eclipse, leisure organizations. With more than
Caffeine, Greasy Joan, and Camenae 30 years of collective experience, the
theaters. Maren is a company member and partners give a strong voice to individuals,
resident dramaturg at TimeLine Theatre, organizations and events of varying sizes,
where she has worked on twenty-seven budgets and needs. From hotel/resort
productions. She has toured with Montana destinations to theatrical presentations to
Shakespeare in the Parks, and was an restaurants to musicians and film, SHOUT
artistic intern at Steppenwolf. She holds creates an individualized approach to
a Master’s degree in Humanities from the each client and their specific needs and
University of Chicago. She is an adjunct budget. SHOUT strives to utilize the most
instructor at The Theatre School at DePaul up-to-date public relations and marketing
University and the Associate Director of the approaches including online and
Master of Arts Program in Humanities at grassroots campaigns and unique strategic
the University of Chicago. Maren is regional advertising plans.
Vice President for the Literary Managers
and Dramaturgs of the Americas.

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DONORS

The following foundations, corporations, and individuals have made significant
contributions to Lifeline Theatre. Their generosity and enthusiasm have made our efforts
a success. These donations provide support for our artistic programs, our education
outreach programs, our Arts for All programs, and general operating expenses. This list
includes gift/pledges received between July 1, 2014 and May 1, 2016.

Institutional Supporters
Alphawood Foundation Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
Anonymous The Glenwood
A.R.T. League, Inc. Grover Hermann Foundation
Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation Illinois Arts Council, a state agency
Chicago CityArts, a grant from the City MacArthur Fund for Arts and Culture at
of Chicago Department of Cultural Prince
Affairs and Special Events Pierce Family Foundation
The Chicago Community Trust The Polk Bros. Foundation
The Common Cup Rogers Park Social
Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley S & C Foundation
Foundation The Saints Matchgrant Program
Flex Print Inc. The Shubert Foundation

Employer Matching Gifts Ingredion
A T &T Foundation
Exxon Mobil Foundation

Annual Benefit Sponsors MayneStage
Benj E. Sherman and Sons, Inc.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Mesirow Financial
FGMK/Netrix, LLC The Private Bank
Ingredion Willis Towers Watson

Tom Adair Individual Support Josh Bell
Amy & Micah Adams Cheryl & John Aponte Cathy Bellovary
Jessica Agin Howard Aronson Ana Bermudez
Julie Ake Tom Arvetis Judith & Sam Bernstein
Judith Akers Kyra Auslander Linda & Michael Berry
Sarah Alexander Allyson Austin Therese Betzenhauser
Joshua Allard Edgar Bachrach Elizabeth Beyreis
Katharina Altman Julie Badel Kim & Tim Bierman
Adam Altman Peggy Bagley Joyce Bishop
Barbara & Ron Altman Jake Baker Diane & Richard Black
Sharon Ammen Mary Bao Bridget & Tom Blackwood
Jana Anderson Jeralyn Baran Ralph Block
Gary & Karen Androphy Stan Barrish & Claire Barbara Blough
Anna Anrod Gary & Linda Blumenshine
Kristine Anstrats Odland Ann Boisclair
Brandon & Jill Antoniewicz Rob Batchellor Barbara Bolsen
Toni Apicelli Ralph & Marilyn Bava Dana K. Bonkowski
Jim Beckwith
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DONORS cont.

Dan & Andrea Bonkowski Cch, A Wolters Kluwer Sheila Donoghue
Joyce Bonzo Business Anabelle Doulas
Noelle Borge Dan Drake
Bryan Bosque Wendy Cerny Suzanne Drews
Richard Bough & David Katherine Chapman Bonita Driscoll
Norine Chiu Mimi Duginger
Easterbrook Jill Chukerman Test & Tom Glenda Duncan
Mary Boylan & Dennis Elizabeth & Art Duquette
Test Jarus Durnett
Spearman Dan Clancy Kate Early
Patrick Boyle John Coats Elizabeth Eccher
Claire Braverman Margery Coen Carol Edelson
Tom & Jeanine Breen Robyn Coffin Joanne Edmonds
Sandra Brown Michael P. Cohen & Lisa A. Anna Edwards
Samella Brown Julieanne Ehre
Jennifer Brown Goldberg Maureen Eisenberg
David Brown Bill & Alexandra Cole Inna Elterman
Tom & Mary Beth Brown Joan Colletta The Emanuel Family
Katie Brunick John & Mel Collins
Beth Ann Bryant-Richards Lucy Colman Foundation
Tim Burds Sally Cooper Nancy Engel
Rebecca Burke Georgine Cooper Linda & Dean Englund
Cathy Burke Marilyn Coopersmith Lou Ann Erikson
Hilary Burns Patrick Corbett The Lehoczky Escobar
Betsy Burtelow & Jim Boyer Michael Corbin
Brian Bush & Sarah Leonard Gwendolyn Cornelius Family
Daniel Caffrey Dwayne Cornelius Albert Ettinger
Peter Calibraro Beth & Tom Coronelli Christine Evans
Jack Callahan Jennifer Cozad Anne H. Evans
Denise Calvert Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cross Susan Evans
John Calvit Tom Csepregi Pat Ewert
Mr. & Mrs. T.O. Calvit Vicki Curtis & William The Factory Theater
Christina Calvit & Eric C. K. Falls
Siavelis Norma Felbinger
Haugen Megan & James Cusick Jill Feldman
Maribeth Calvit-Muchmore Tamra Dale Nancy Feldman
Claire Camozzi Julie Daraska Nancy Fifield
Colette Camozzi Lino Darchun Mary Finn
Aurelio Camozzi Susan Davoust & Clark John Fitzsimmons
Vicki Capalbo Peter & Bonnie Flanzer
Michael Cardinale & Davoust Monique Flasch
Laura De Crocq Brenna Flaugher & H.
Autumn Mather Ernie & Tracy Deak
Bruce Caris & Robin Chris Deering Thomas Diehl
Sabrina Deitch Nona Flores
Bourne-Caris Elizabeth Demes & Barry Claire Forster
Laura Carl Tommy & Debbie Foster
Emily Carlson Mullen Erica Lynn Foster
Daniel Carmichael Dana Desjardins Susan Foster
Katie Carraway Jeanne Devore & Linda Bradley Foster
Kristin Cass Jane Foster
Mary Cattell Fairbanks
Evelyn Dilisio Northanger Abbey 13
Alan Donahue
Laura Donoghue

DONORS cont.

Trea Fotidzis James E. Grote Kristin Jacobsen
Mary Lorraine Fox Pam Grout Travis Jacobsmeier
Rhoda & Lewis Freyer Manny Guevara Linda & Alan Jacobson
Judy Friedman Victoria Gustafson Ronna Jacobson
Loreli Fritz Cohn & Steven Kathleen Hagerty Lester Jacobson
Christopher Hainsworth Betsy Jeffries
Cohn Paul Jenkins
Sharon Fuller & Katie McLean Jeffrey Jens
Kay Furey Hainsworth Stephen Johnson
Elena & Vasily Galat Karen & Martin Halacy Cindy & Jay Johnson
Susan & David Galatzer- Elaine Halama Ruth Johnston
Rashaad Hall Robin Kahen
Levy Kenneth Hannigan Joanne Kalnitz & Marshall
John Gamble Melanie R. Hannon
Lisa Gardner Krystine Hansen Sorkin
William Garmisa Priscilla Harbut Paula Kamen
Tim & Chris Gavlin Abigail Harris Mary Kane
Dennis Gaynor John Harris Rachel Kaplan & Bob
Dennis & Sandra Gaynor Norma Hart
Barbara J. Geist Doug & Laurie Hart Riesman
Meredith George Carol Hart Mr. Jim Kaplan
Patricia Giesfeldt Elizabeth Hart Kris Kauzlaric
Jeff Ginsberg Heather Hartley Elise & Robert Kauzlaric
Janice Gintzler Jacqueline Hatch Phillip Kelley
Mark & Diane Gluskin Mark Haugen Pat Kelley
Dave Goldberg John Hawes & Mary Mike Kelly
Alan J. Goldberg McArthur Gina Kennedy
Bonnie Goldenberg Gayle & Kurt Hedlund Paul Kilian
The Goldfarbs Jill Heidrich Shawn & Karen King
Robert Goldman Linda Henderson Stuart Kipnis
Carrie Goldman & Andrew David Herro Carolyn & Gordon Kirk
Janet Hieshetter & Eric Kathy Kirn & David
Segall Greenberg
Jan Gollins & Dana Leo Beverly Hollander Levinson
Olga Gonzales Bruce & Beth Holmquist Janis Klawans
Barbara Goodman & Lee Donald Honchell & Susan Phillip Klein
Horn Jane Klenck
Shaler Rose Marie Houston Janice Knight
Joan Riley & James Anne Houston Annette Knitter
V Howe Scott Knopf
Goodridge Shannon Howes Lisa Kogan
Stephen & Linda Goranson Jean Howlett Marcia Korman
Carol Graczyk Becky Huinker Barbara Kovel
Debra Granite Ed Hulsey Judith Kowal & Bob Kucera
Dan Grant John R. Hummel & Cynthia Steven & Faye Krasner
James & Donna Greco S. Mark-Hummel Kate and Brian Altman
Mark Greenberg Cynthia Hunt Jacquie Krupka
Diane Gregart Celia Hunt Kelly Kuehl
Richard & Dorothy Gregory Carlos Irizarry Jennifer Kunkel
Debra Griffith Timothy Lally Design
Mr. Howard Grill Jenny Lamb
Ed & Carole Grote, Proud

Parents

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DONORS cont. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mavros Richard & Maribeth Murphy
Barbara Lanctot Dana Mavros James & Brooke Murphy
Elisabeth Landor Ms. Alma Mavros Nikki and Andy Murray
Claudia & Morton Lane Mr. & Mrs. Bob Maxwell William F. Myers & Masahiro
Jason Lanfair Lisbeth Maxwell
Susan Lannin & Albert Philip R. May Kasai
Mary McArthur & John Maria Myrianthopoulos
Ettinger Mary Ann Naghski
Kristen Larson Hawes Catherine Nagler
Jesse Lava Nancy McCarthy Naomi Neal
Julie Layton & Jim Weber Frank & Gigi McCollum Cynthia Nethercut
Caroline Lee Peter & Kate McGovern Chad Newhouse
Linda Leibsker Therese McGuire Tracey Nicastro
Jay D. Lenn & Gregory J. Andy McGuire Cynthia Nicholson
Ellen McKnight & Jeffrey Rebecca Nilsson
Diercks Sue Noller
Gerri Leon Schumacher Zoa Norman
Melissa Leone Kevin McLemore Nancy E. North
Renee & Seymour Lepp Paula & Bill McMenamin Mila Novak
Barbara & Jack Levie Katherine McNally Meagan Novara
Gloria & John Levin Lorraine & Bill Mcnally Mary Jo Nutter
David Levinson Sally & Corey McPherrin Sessy Nyman
Betsy Lewin Erin McRaith Mary O`Connor
Charles & Fran Licht William Meek Alberta O`Shaughnessy
Grace Limoncelli Trudy Meltzer Susan Obrien
Laurie Lindberg Martha Meyer & Mitch Mary & James Ocasek
Doris Long Laurie Odell
Melvin Lopata Milner Laurie Oh
Laura Lothschutz Douglas L. Meyer Noel Ohearn
Joel Loughman Rebecca Meyer Scott Oken
Nancy & Jeff Lowenthal Joanne Meyers Laura Olsen
Connie Luecke Anna Meytina & Alexander Roy Olson
Stephanie Lundeen Sue Ontiveros
Jacqueline Lustig Lurye Megan Ormiston
Madelyn MacMahon Laurie Mikva Amy Pagliarella
Kate Mahoney Dorothy Milne & Paul David Painter & Jean Carroll
Richard Mallette Ms. Peggy Papaioannou
Alexandra Margo Malos Gilvary Mrs. Edward Pappert
Mike Manelli Erica Minchella Bruce Parrello
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Mann Karen Minturn Carol Patterson
Michael Manuel & Susan Stephen Moist Joyce Peak
Marjorie Monaghan Lauren Penny
Ataman Kathleen Monahan Dave & Carole Perlman
Mark Marcus Cary & Tom Mondschean Kurt Peters
Cynthia Marler Evemarie Moore Dan Pettit
Amy Marrero Melinda Moore James Pfander
David Martin Tonya Morris Michael & Jennifer Pichla
Jim & Gay Mather J J Morrow Kris Pierre
Mike Matheson Kim Morrow Lisa Pildes & Michael Sehr
Belinda Mathie & Brian Larry Moss
Jane Mueller Northanger Abbey 15
Haag Colleen Mullarkey
Donna Mavros Paul & Rebecca Mulroy

DONORS cont. Lynne Sabas The Srnaks
Mark & Joanna Pinsky Julia Sagalovsky Bridgette Stack
Jennifer Pinto Joyce Saricks Heather Steans
Gina Plooster William J. Savage Victoria Sterling
Mary Plunkett Sherry Scharschmidt Janis & Gardnar Stevens
Joshua Pollack Ray Schooley Wilma Stevens
Yelena & Mirko Popadic Marybeth Schroeder & Jennifer Stevenson
John Popik John Stockstill
Michael Powell Charlie Vernon Julie Strauss
Jerry Proffit Janet Schroeder Kevin & Lisa Stringer
Therese R. Prouty Joy Schuler Aimee Strittmatter
Marianne Quinn Roche Schulfer & Mary Carol Stukey
James Rabinowitz Dan & Lauri Sullivan
Alexander Ramos Beth Fisher Gerard Swick
Tom Ray Jonathan Schwart Amy Swida
Bruce & Karren Ray Renee Schwartz Brian & Shannon Swierczek
Robert Ray & Barbara Deborah D. Scott Mitchell Szczepanczyk
Mike & Linda Scussel Casmir & Dorothy
Stoldt Brian Sebby
Rebecca Ray Tara Sedlacek Szczepaniak
Rebecca & Rick Reed Sharon Seeder Cheryl Szucsits
Virginia Rose Reed Nathan Serlin Manuel Tamayo
Kathianna Reeves Lee Shaler The Glenwood
Katy Reihsmann Howard & Ruthlynn Margaret Thielen
Ann Reisel Barbara & Randy Thomas
Forrest & Fran Rice Shapiro Helen Thomas
Robert C. Rich Pat Shaw Michael Thomas
Evan & Laura Richards Hannah Shearn Leanne Thomas
Barb Richardson Cynthia & Peter Shearn Elizabeth Thomas
Andy Richardson Gianna Shepard David Thompson &
David & Donna Richert Shoppertrak
Lynne Roberts Amy Shuffleton & Noah Matthew Smucker
Charlie & Elizabeth Katie Thompson
Sobe Mary Tierney Curtis
Robinson James Sie & Doug Wood Phil & Amy Timberlake
Peter Robinson Marvin & Phyllis Siegel Becky Tinkham & Chris
Kevin Rogers Evelyn M. Siegel & Joel S.
Nancy Rose Prouty
William Rosen Siegel Kathie & Ron Tinkham
Robert Rosen Sarane & Bruce Siewerth Alicia Tippins
Sandra Rosenquist Lauren Simon John Tiu
Debra Rostorfer Veena Singwi Virginia Tolford
Sara Rothkopf Sara Skelly Richard Rison & John Tolley
James & Sally Rothkopf Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Skidmore Mimi & Cobby Toney
Jean Rounds Kelly Skiple Mary Toohey
Roberta & Warren Ruby Ada Skyles & Kent Wilcox Mary Tosado
Sandra Ruckdaeschel Kathy Sliter Joanne Tremulis
Bill Rush Martha Sloan Kiryl Tsukerman
Virginia Russell Gloria & Daniel Smith Wesley Twombly
Danielle Rutkowski Jereme Smith Joshua & Kathryn Tyler
Eileen Saam Rick Smith Marilyn Tyler
Mark Smolenski
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DONORS cont. Jeremy Wechsler & Anne Dorothy Wolff
Elizabeth Ulion Penniston Judi Wood
Charlene Uney Toby Wright
Alma Urbiola Stephanie Weddell Vicki & Howard Wright
Daria Ushytko Eileen & Tom Wehrheim Andrew Wycislak
Lisa-Jo Van Den Scott Richard & Karen Weiland Victor Yipp
Kabe VanderBaan Norman & Eve Weinberg Lisa & Eric Yondorf
Elizabeth Vandercook Julie Weingarz John Yost & Wade Leak
Maddelyn Vanicelli Karen Werner Nancy Young
Mary Vanslyck Mark Westcott Ann Ziegler
Gabrielle Vargo George Weyer In memory of Pete Abdoo
Eileen Vavricek Maria Whelan In memory of Bernie
Richie Vavrina Ken Wieselman
Alison Vesely Gary Wigoda Greenberg
Cynthia Vivian Laura J. Wilhelm In memory of Neil Lifton
Susan Vizurraga Willis Towers Watson In memory of Anthony
Victor & Jane Walchirk Cheryl Wilson
Kathleen Walsh Odonnell Winchester Mavros
Scott Warner Susan Wingerter In honor of Jay Lenn
Kimlianne Washington Harold J. Winston In honor of Lisbeth
Annamarie Weaver Gretchen Winter & Jim
Jim Weber Maxwell
Brown In honor of Eli Van Sickel
2nd Story Catie Withers
Ala Carte Entertainment Fitwise Pilates
Alan Donahue In Kind Support Gene Siskel Film Center
American Theatre Chicago Sinfonietta Goodman Theatre
Chicago Sky Deck Heaven Meets Earth Yoga
Company Chicago Symphony Honeybaked Ham Co.
Angela Johnston Howl At The Moon
Ann Sather Restaurant Orchestra Hyde Park Art Center
Art Encounter City Lit Theatre Ichi Kakiya
Aveda Institute Chicago Club Lucky Illinois Shakespeare
Blowfish Sushi Community Tavern
Blue Man Group Coopers Hawk Winery Festival
Body R&D Court Theatre Intelligentsia Coffee House
Chicago A Cappella Cpx Sports J. Andrews Salon
Chicago Architecture Cutforth James Hartung
DA Vinci Group Kohl Childrens Museum
Foundation Dance Center Evanston Lettuce Entertain You, Inc.
Chicago Bears Days Inn Chicago Lobstergram, Inc
Chicago Botanic Garden Dinkel`s Bakery, Inc Lookingglass Theatre
Chicago Cubs Donna Mavros
Chicago Cut Steakhouse Dorothy Milne Company
Chicago Dramatists Double Door Loreli Fritz Cohn
Chicago Fire Dunlays Clark Lou Malnati`s Pizzeria
Chicago History Museum East Bank Club Lovely Bakery
Chicago Shakespeare Eli`s Cheesecake Company Lynfred Winery
Emerald City Theatre Lyric Opera of Chicago
Theatre Few Spirits Marriott Theatre
Fireside Restaurant
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DONORS cont.

Mayne Stage Remy Bumppo Theatre The Second City
McCormick Bridgehouse Company The Theatre of Western
Medieval Times
Museum of Contemporary Renaldi`s Pizza Spring
Rogers Park Provisions The Theatre of Western
Art Rogers Park Social
Nomi Kitchen Shedd Aquarium Springs
North Shore Distillery Sidley Austin LLP The Wine Goddess
Northlight Theatre Skydeck Chicago Timeline Theatre Company
Northwestern Athletics Smack Dab! Toro Sushi
Oceanique Steppenwolf Theatre Trapeze School NY -
Old Town School of Music Temperance Beer Company
Peckish Pig The Actors Gymnasium Chicago
Pilates Connection The Chicago Council On Uncommon Ground
Porchlight Music Theatre Untouchable Tours
Pure Salon Global Affairs Victory Gardens Theatre
R Public House The Heartland Cafe Waveland Bowl
Ravinia The House Theatre of Wendella
Red Head Piano Bar Writers Theatre
Redmoon Chicago Zipcar
The Hypocrites
The Music Box

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