Northlight-Snapshots

BJ Jones

Timothy J. Evans

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

presents

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

A MUSICAL SCRAPBOOK

MUSIC AND LYRICS BY

Stephen Schwartz BOOK BY

David Stern CONCEIVED BY Michael

Scheman & David Stern Crane, Seth Friedman, Marta Kaufman, Alan Menken & Charles Strouse ADDITIONAL MUSIC AND LYRICS BY David

Ken Sawyer Chuck Larkin MUSICAL STAGING BY Karl Christian MUSICAL SUPERVISION & ARRANGEMENTS BY Steve Orich DIRECTED BY

MUSIC DIRECTION BY

Scenic Design Costume Design Lighting Design Projection Design Sound Design Production Dramaturg Production Stage Manager

Jack Magaw, USA Elizabeth Flauto, USA Jesse Klug, USA Mike Tutaj Lindsay Jones, USA Kristin Leahey Rita Vreeland, AEA

OFFICIAL LIGHTING SPONSOR OFFICIAL SOUND SPONSOR

OPENING NIGHT: SEPTEMBER 23, 2011 At the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie 2011-2012 Media Sponsor

Developed in part by the Village Theatre, Issaquah, WA; the Seaside Music Theater, Daytona Beach, FL; and The Human Race Theatre Company, Dayton, OH. Presented by special arrangement with Snapshots the Musical LLC. Northlight Theatre 1

C A S T (i n

o r d e r o f a p p e a r a n c e)

Susie McMonagle* ............................................................................................Sue Gene Weygandt*............................................................................................... Dan Megan Long*.....................................................................................................Susie Nick Cosgrove*...............................................................................................Danny Jess Godwin*.................................................................................................. Susan Tony Clarno*....................................................................................................Daniel

Understudies Eli Branson (Danny), Bil Ingraham (Dan), Nikki Klix (Sue), Scott Allen Luke (Daniel), Darci Nalepa (Susan), Monica Szaflik (Susie) Understudies will not substitute for listed players unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance

*Member of the Actors Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers.

Casting by Lynn Baber Snapshots will be performed with one 15-minute intermission.

ORCHESTRA Chris Sargent............................................................................Piano/Conductor Scott Reed....................................................................................................... Guitar Paul Dallas........................................................................................................... Bass Jeffrey Handley.....................................................................................Percussion Marc Hogan............................................................................................Contractor

SPECIAL THANKS Opening Night Sponsors:

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FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR This season Northlight celebrates the theatre in all its forms. In a time when the arts are struggling to find funding in our schools, and museums, dance companies, and theatres seek supporters to keep their disciplines vibrant and vital, we at Northlight have chosen a season that reminds us why we go to the theatre: to see ourselves at our best, overcoming adversity, and embracing the human journey with humor and fearlessness. It reminds us that through the arts (and theatre in particular) we can share each other’s vulnerability with compassion and understanding.

The music of Stephen Schwartz kicks off 2011-12 in Snapshots.

Combining some of Schwartz’s best-loved with his less familiar works, Snapshots is a new tale of mid-life challenges and renewal.

The soaring lyricism of Broadway’s master composer weaves the moving story of a couple whose son has headed off to college and left them alone to ponder their future together. Snapshots is a tuneful journey that will strike you as both fresh and familiar.

Alan Ayckbourn, England’s most prolific playwright, twists the family Christmas we all look forward to (and secretly dread) in his holiday classic, Season’s Greetings. Hilarious and resonant, Season’s Greetings is Ayckbourn at his best, taking familiar tropes and turning them on their heads.

Northlight favorite E. Faye Butler returns in Black Pearl Sings!

Heartbreaking and stirring, Black Pearl Sings! is the story of a woman whose treasure trove of indigenous music is the key to her freedom from prison and the pathway to finding her long-lost daughter. Butler again reveals her extraordinary acting chops and stunning voice on the Northlight stage.

Ten Chimneys tells the backstage story of celebrated Broadway couple Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, who reigned for decades on the Great White Way and defined what it meant to be a Broadway Star. Set in their home in Genesee Depot, Wisconsin, Ten Chimneys is the story of their passion for each other and the theatre. Frequent collaborator Jeffrey Hatcher brings Ten Chimneys home to Northlight in this funny and moving showbiz tale.

Finally, [title of show] is a hilarious glimpse at the making of a musical for a festival of musicals. A true insider’s story, it makes the process of putting together a musical from the ground up accessible to everyone. Funny and informative, [title of show] is a delightfully uplifting journey that gives voice to the dreams of a musical’s creators and their yearning for success. What really sets this piece apart is that it followed the story inside and out and actually ended up on Broadway!

In a time when we all are searching for healing and refreshment, the theatre offers a few hours of joy and thoughtful reflection that only the collective theatrical experience can afford. We’re grateful you’re here.

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PROGR AM NOTES

Stephen Schwartz’s Snapshots : Interview by Resident Dramaturg Kristin Leahey

KRISTIN LEAHEY: Since Snapshots includes a diverse repertoire of your musical work, how did you select what songs to use?

STEPHEN SCHWARTZ: Snapshots tells a story about the rites of passage in the life of a couple. The narrative helped us determine which songs to use, rather than just choosing the most popular or well-known, though we of course include some of those. As the story developed and became more compelling, it was clear that one simply couldn’t just lift songs from the original musicals with their existing lyrics. Many of the lyrics had to be adjusted just as if I were writing a new show, which I think makes this project unique.

KL: Would you compare it to any other style or form of musical, or do you feel that this is new terrain?

SS: To my knowledge, I don’t think this has been done before, and it’s what makes this show a curious hybrid. That why it’s called a “musical scrapbook,” as opposed to a revue or a book musical. There have certainly been many compilation revues of composers’ work and there have also been many instances when there has been an attempt to take a composer’s work and interpolate songs into a new storytelling structure, but I don’t know of another one where the original songwriter revised the lyrics in order to try to further the storytelling.

KL: When you’re approaching new work, where do you locate the subject matter?

SS: My initial response to whether or not I want to work on something is instinctive. I come across an idea or an idea is suggested to me, and it sparks something that makes me think, “That sounds like a world I want to be in for a while.” It really is a visceral and instinctive reaction. Then while I’m working, I may come to realize why the subject matter interested me in the first place.

For example, I found I had a lot in common with the character of Elphaba from Wicked. Usually, as any writer will tell you, there’s something in the story or in a character that resonates in one’s own life. But that’s not always immediately apparent.

KL: You’ve done so much work in Chicago. What excites you about bringing this piece to the Midwest?

SS: I’ve often said I think Chicago is the best theatre town in America. Chicago audiences are very supportive of new work.

They are positive audiences. Not to say that they’re going to like everything or that they’ve liked everything of mine, but I find the attitude towards theatre in Chicago is an overall encouraging one.

Plus, there’s a huge talent pool of theatre-makers! I like how theatre functions in Chicago.

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PROFILES Tony Clarno (Daniel) Tony Clarno is thrilled to be making his Northlight debut.

He was recently seen playing Kenickie in The Original Grease at American Theater Company. Other Chicago theater credits include: Billy Elliot (Broadway in Chicago), Aladdin (Chicago Shakespeare) and Stupid Kids (About Face). Regional credits include: Third and Pygmalion (Guthrie Theater), West Side Story (Portland Center Stage), Winter’s Tale and Midsummer Night’s Dream (Great River Shakes), The Drawer Boy (Jungle Theater), and The Crucible (Pittsburgh Public). He would like to thank the love of his life, his wife, Bridgette.

Nick Cosgrove (Danny) is thrilled to be making his Northlight Theatre debut with such a fantastic company!

Off-Broadway: Encores! Where’s Charley? (dir. John Doyle).

Regional: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Joseph) at the New Theatre, The Sound of Music (Rolf) at the Engeman Theatre, Titanic (Fleet), Les Miserables (Joly), and Fiddler on the Roof (Chaim) at The Muny in St. Louis. Carnegie Mellon University: Carousel (Billy Bigelow) and How To Succeed Without Really Trying (Bud Frump). New York Readings/ Workshops: Saving Aimee (Charlie Chaplin), It’s a Wonderful Life (Harry Bailey), Natural Woman (Neil Sedaka), Wanda’s World (Ty Belvedere), The Extraordinary Ordinary (Joey) and Tuck Everlasting (dir. Casey Nicholaw).

BFA Acting/Music Theatre from Carnegie Mellon University. Much love and appreciation to Mom, Dad, Rick, Christina, Ken, Stephen, Lynn, the entire Northlight Theatre production team and everyone at SCAW. Proud AEA. www.nickcosgrove.com 6 Northlight Theatre

Jess Godwin (Susan) is excited to work with Northlight for the first time! Past theatre credits include Carousel (Court), Gypsy, A Wonderful Life, and Sunday in the Park with George (Porchlight), Lady Madeline (Steppenwolf), The Wild Party, Songs for a New World, and The Life (Bohemian Theatre Ensemble), and Tick…Tick…BOOM! (Pegasus Players). In the past two years, she has focused most of her performing energies on writing, performing, and recording her own nerdy piano-based pop/soul music.

Recent Chicago venues include Double Door, Mayne Stage, Schubas, Navy Pier, and Bottom Lounge. Recent tour cities: New York, LA, Boston, Detroit, Atlanta, Toronto, Philadelphia, and New Orleans. Jess will be releasing a new music video, “Out with the Old” in November. Her upcoming show dates and a free music download are at www.jessgodwin.com. I love my mom and dad!

Megan Long (Susie) is happy to make her Northlight Theatre debut. Chicago credits include: The Emperor’s New Clothes and Short Shakespeare! A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Chicago Shakespeare), Meet Me in St. Louis (Drury Lane Watertower), A Little Night Music (Light Opera Works), Always, Patsy Cline and Married Alive! (Fox Valley Repertory), Little Women (Marriott Theatre), Carter’s Way (Steppenwolf), A Christmas Carol (Drury Lane Oakbrook), and My Favorite Year (Bailiwick Repertory).

She is a proud member of AEA and is represented by Gray Talent Group. Many thanks to the cast, crew, and creative team of Snapshots! All my love to MLB. This one is for you, PawPaw!

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Susie McMonagle (Sue) Broadway: Fantine in Les Miserables. First National tours: Billy Elliot (Mrs. Wilkinson and Mum). Other National Tours include Mamma Mia (Donna), Les Miserables (Fantine), The Secret Garden and The Sound of Music. Chicago credits include: At Wits End (Jane Grant) and Sideshow (Daisy) at Northlight, Rock n Roll (Candida) at the Goodman, and Man of La Mancha (M. Bane) at Court. Additional Chicago credits: Indian Ink (Flora), Dirty Blonde (Mae), Spitfire Grill (Shelby), Annie Get Your Gun (Annie), Miss Saigon (Ellen), Anything Goes (Reno), Cats (Grizabella), Evita (Eva Peron) and Chess (Florence). Recipient of After Dark Awards, Critic’s Circle Award, and nine Joseph Jefferson nominations. BFA Stephens College. Proud Mom to Jack and Elliot, happy wife to Dan. Gene Weygandt (Dan) is a threetime Jefferson Award recipient.

You’ve likely seen him as The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in Wicked either here in Chicago or on Broadway. Also on Broadway, he created the role of Paul, the bad boyfriend, in Big: the Musical.

Regional credits include: The Miser and At Wit’s End (Northlight), Working, The Music Man, My Old Lady, Taming of the Shrew, Me and My Girl, Little Me, Lend Me a Tenor, Little Shop of Horrors, and A Day in Hollywood, among others. Film: The Birdcage, The Babe, The Pager.

Television: Murphy Brown, Home Improvement, Cybill, The Drew Carey Show, Ellen, Coach, University Hospital. He’s also a voice-over actor you’ve heard hundreds of times. The happy owner of a 30-year-old motorcycle, he is a proud graduate of The Seymour Goldberg BMW Tech Yeshiva.

Stephen Schwartz (Composer/ Lyricist) has contributed music and/or lyrics to Godspell, Pippin, The Magic Show, The Baker’s Wife, Working, Personals, Rags, Children Of Eden, and the current Broadway hit Wicked. He collaborated with composer Alan Menken on the songs for the Disney features Enchanted, Pocahontas, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and wrote the songs for DreamWorks’ The Prince of Egypt. He has written two musicals for children, Captain Louie and My Son Pinocchio, and recently composed a new opera, Séance on a Wet Afternoon. Schwartz has released two CDs of original songs, Reluctant Pilgrim and Uncharted Territory, and his career is the subject the book “Defying Gravity”.

He is the current President of the Dramatists Guild and has been inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the Theatre Hall of Fame, and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Other awards include three Academy Awards, four Grammy Awards, four Drama Desk Awards, and a tiny handful of tennis trophies.

David Stern (Book Writer) began his career working on the Broadway productions of Miss Saigon, Nick & Nora and Big: the Musical. After a small detour into directing with the NY revival of Starting Here, Starting Now and a stint with The American Project at Circle in the Square, he returned to writing with The 1990s Radio Hour and a Half for NPR. David then migrated west where has written numerous movies, including: Geppetto for the Wonderful World of Disney (nominated for four Emmy Awards), Open Season 2 (nominated for an Annie Award), Open Season 3 (which he also produced) as well as the upcoming The Hotel Transylvania, and Henry & Me. He recently finished the stage adaptation of Geppetto entitled My Son Pinocchio, is currently writing and producing Turkeys - an animated feature starring Owen Wilson and Woody Harrelson, and is writing the animated feature Punk Farm for MGM. Northlight Theatre 7

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Ken Sawyer (Director) recently directed the world premiere of Lovelace: A Rock Opera (winner of the LA Weekly Award for Best Director of a Musical) at the Hayworth Theatre. Noteworthy credits include: the award winning LA premiere of The Woman in Black, the LA premiere concert of One Red Flower (starring Maureen McGovern, Hunter Parrish, David Burnham and Levi Kreis), and the LA premiere of Marilyn Campbell and Curt Columbus’ adaptation of Crime & Punishment. Sawyer and his work have been nominated and won numerous LA Weekly, LA Ovation, and Drama Critics Circle Awards. Ken is a BFA graduate of The Juilliard School and an alumnus of the Lincoln Center Director’s Lab West and the LaMama Italy International Directors Workshop.

Steve Orich (Music Direction & Arrangements) received a Tony nomination for Best Orchestrations for his work on Jersey Boys, with the album winning the Grammy.

He has conducted productions of Do I Hear a Waltz?, A Class Act, 110 in the Shade, and Can-Can at the Pasadena Playhouse, Paint Your Wagon at the Geffen, and The Great American Songbook at the Mark Taper Forum. As a composer, he has written music for numerous television series, specials, and documentaries including the ACE award-winning Mo’ Funny for HBO, All About Bette Davis for TNT, Bob Hope...Laughing with the Presidents for NBC, and the award-winning PBS/Lifetime documentary Jackie Onassis: An Intimate Portrait. Since Jersey Boys, Orich has orchestrated new productions of Turn of the Century at the Goodman (directed

by Tommy Tune), Time After Time at the Pittsburgh Playhouse, and Truman Capote’s A Christmas Memory. His orchestrations have been performed by the Boston Pops, at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, the White House, and around the world. He lives in Los Angeles and New York.

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Karl Christian (Musical Staging) has worked extensively with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS on benefits including Gypsy of the Year, The Easter Bonnet Competition and Broadway Bares.

Regional theatre credits include Rent and Little Women at the Engeman Theatre in New York. For television he has choreographed several episodes of ABC’s Brothers & Sisters and serves as movement consultant to Sally Field and Meg Ryan. As an actor he has appeared on Broadway in Tom Stoppard’s Jumpers, Miss Saigon and Beauty and the Beast. He is the proud new father of Evelyn May. Jack Magaw (Scenic Design) recently designed Eclipsed and A Life, among others, at Northlight.

Other Chicago and regional theatre design credits include Gee’s Bend (Cincinnati Playhouse); Samuel J&K (Steppenwolf); Sizwe Banzi is Dead and Home (Court); A Few Good Men and The Importance of Being Earnest (Peninsula Players); Mauritius (TheatreSquared); She Loves Me, The Old Settler and Picnic (Writers’); Radio Golf (Pittsburgh Public); Cabaret, A Flea in Her Ear and Winesburg, Ohio (Kansas City Repertory); and Bug (Redtwist Theatre) which he co-directed and designed with Kimberly Senior. He received Jeff nominations for Picnic and Bus Stop (Writers’), Fences (Court) and Seven Guitars (Congo Square). Upcoming projects include Circle Mirror Transformation (Repertory Theatre of St. Louis) and Broke (Alliance Theatre). Jack lives in Evanston with director Kimberly Senior and teaches design at both DePaul and Northwestern universities. www.jackmagaw.com Elizabeth Flauto (Costume Design) has numerous design credits in Chicago, including Waiting for Lefty (current, American Blues Theater); Enron (upcoming, TimeLine); First Look Repertory of New Works 2010 (Steppenwolf); Lost Boys of Sudan (Victory Gardens); Funny Girl (Drury Lane); Married Alive (Noble Fool Theatricals/Fox Valley

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Repertory); John and Jen (Apple Tree); Farragut North (current), An Enemy of the People, Here Where It’s Safe (Stage Left Theatre). New York: Burnt Part Boys (Playwrights Horizons); Secrets of a Soccer Mom (Jerry Orbach Theatre/ Snapple Center); Captain Louie (York Theatre, Little Shubert).

Hope Summer Repertory Theatre: Children of Eden, Taking Steps, Into the Woods, Room Service, Lost in Yonkers, The Hypochondriac.

Barrington Stage Company: A Streetcar Named Desire, Private Lives, The Mysteries of Harris Burdick, Uncle Vanya, Ring Round the Moon, Importance of Being Earnest. Proud Member United Scenic Artists 829. Love to K. Jesse Klug (Lighting Design) National Tour of The Screwtape Letters. Off Broadway: The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity (Second Stage, Lortel and Hewes Nomination), The Screwtape Letters (Westside Arts), Romulus (Guggenheim Museum), The Hourglass (NYMTF). Chicago: Chicago Shakespeare, Drury Lane, Goodman, Victory Gardens, Lookingglass, Steppenwolf, Court, Writers’, Marriott, TimeLine, American Theatre Company, Noble Fool, Chicago Dramatist, American Theatre Company. Regional: Fulton Theatre, Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble, Portland Center Stage, Boars Head Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Milwaukee Repertory. Resident Lighting Designer for Drury Lane, Route 66, and Chicago Tap Theatre. Jeff and After Dark award winner. www.jessekluglightingdesign.com Mike Tutaj (Projection Design) has designed projections and sound for theatre since 2002. In Chicago, his work has been seen on the stages of TimeLine, The Goodman, Steppenwolf, Chicago Shakespeare, Victory Gardens, Court, American Theater Company, Teatro Vista, The Hypocrites, Silk Road Theatre Project, and many more. OffBroadway and Regional credits include The York Theatre, Madison

Repertory Theatre Company, and Theatre Squared. Mike is an Artistic Associate with TimeLine Theatre Company and Company Member of Barrel of Monkeys Productions.

Lindsay Jones (Sound Design) Northlight credits include: A Life, The Miser, Lady, Sky Girls and Rounding Third. United States credits include: Center Stage, American Conservatory Theatre, Hartford Stage, South Coast Repertory, Alliance, Goodman, Arena Stage, Yale Repertory, The Old Globe, Chicago Shakespeare, Steppenwolf and Lookingglass.

International credits include: Stratford Shakespeare Festival (Canada), Royal Shakespeare Company (England), as well as productions in Austria, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Scotland. Jones has received five Joseph Jefferson Awards and 15 nominations, two Ovation Awards and three nominations, LA Drama Critics Circle Award, two ASCAP Plus Awards, two Drama Desk Award nominations, and nominations for Henry Hewes Design, Barrymore, Austin Critics Circle and NAACP Theatre Awards. Jones was the first sound designer to win the Michael Maggio Emerging Designer Award.

His most recent film score was for HBO Films’ 2006 Academy Awardwinning A Note Of Triumph.

Rita Vreeland (Production Stage Manager) is delighted to collaborate with the talented people at Northlight again.

Previous Northlight credits include The Outgoing Tide, A Civil War Christmas, Daddy Long Legs, Low Down Dirty Blues, Awake and Sing!, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Mauritius, Grey Gardens, The Miser and Gee’s Bend. Elsewhere, recent credits include the world premiere of A Twist of Water (Route 66 Theatre Company); El Nogalar (Goodman); countless productions at Theatre at the Center in Munster, IN; the most recent Ignition Festival and many other productions for Victory Gardens; and productions at Marriott Lincolnshire, Famous Northlight Theatre 9

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Door, and Apple Tree Theatre. Rita has been the set designer at Harold Washington College since 2001 and is a member of the Route 66 Theatre Company in Chicago. She is a graduate of the University of Northern Colorado and a proud member of Actors Equity.

Kristin Leahey (Dramaturg) is the Resident Dramaturg at Northlight Theatre and formerly the Literary Manager at Woolly Mammoth in Washington, DC. Some of her recent dramaturgical credits include: Sarah Ruhl’s In the Next Room or the Vibrator Play, Bruce Norris’ Clybourne Park, Paula Vogel’s Civil War Christmas, Madeline George’s Precious Little, Tanya Saracho’s El Nogalar and Danai Gurira’s Eclipsed and The Convert. She has worked with Goodman Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Victory Gardens, The Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival, Collaboraction, Teatro Luna, Teatro Vista, Steep Theatre, Eclipse Theatre, and A Red Orchid Theatre. A Ph.D. candidate at The University of Texas at Austin, Leahey is a recipient of an Endowed Fellowship. Her publications include articles in Theatre Topics, Theatre History, and Theatre Studies, and she has taught at The University of Texas at Austin and at DePaul University.

Northlight’s Grey Gardens, The Lady with All the Answers, The Retreat From Moscow, A Skull in Connemara, The Cripple of Inishmaan, and The Lieutenant of Inishmore, as well as productions of A Number, Twelfth Night, Glengarry Glen Ross (Suzie Bass Nominee - Best Director), Pygmalion, The Price (Jeff Nomination - Best Director), and 100 Saints You Should Know. A two-time Jeff Award winner, he has appeared at Northlight in dozens of productions and has performed at virtually every major theatre in Chicago, including The Goodman in The Guys, and House and Garden, Steppenwolf in The Royal Family and Playboy of the Western World, and Court in Candide and Comedy of Errors.

Film/TV credits include The Fugitive, Body Double, Law and Order: Criminal Intent, Early Edition, Cupid and Turks, among others.

Timothy J. Evans (Executive Director) joined Northlight Theatre in 2007 and since his arrival has overseen the Theatre’s new branding campaign, Leadership fundraising campaign, new board development, revamped arts education initiatives and a five year strategic plan with McKinsey & Company. Prior to his arrival at Northlight, Tim spent a 20-plus year career at Steppenwolf Theatre where he served in management and producing positions. He BJ Jones (Northlight Artistic created, curated and produced Director) begins his 14th season Steppenwolf’s acclaimed TRAFFIC as Artistic Director of Northlight Series which included a partnership Theatre, where he has piloted the with Chicago Public Radio for world premieres of last season’s subsequent broadcasts. Tim founded hit The Outgoing Tide with John Steppenwolf Films, of which he is Mahoney and Rondi Reed, Craig still a partner with Gary Sinise, Terry Wright’s Lady, Larry Gelbart & Craig Kinney and Jeff Perry, to develop film Wright’s Better Late, Rounding and television projects. He produced Third with George Wendt, and Sky the feature films Diminished Capacity Girls. As a producer he guided the with Matthew Broderick (premiered world premieres of Jason Robert 2008 Sundance Film Festival) and Brown’s The Last Five Years, The The Last Rites of Joe May with Dennis Gamester, and Studs Terkel’s ‘The Farina (premiered 2011 Tribeca Film Good War’. Mr. Jones has directed Festival). He currently serves on the at Steppenwolf, Cherry Lane Theatre Board of Directors of the League of NY, Atlanta’s Alliance Theatre, The Chicago Theatres, previously served Utah Shakespeare Festival, The on the board of the Independent Asolo Theatre, Intiman Theatre, Film Project (IFP) and was a charter TimeLine and Next Theatre in member of the Governor’s Task Evanston. Directorial work includes Force for Media Development.

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A B O U T N O R T H L I G H T T H E AT R E Northlight Theatre, located just north of Chicago in suburban Skokie, IL, has mounted more than 190 productions, including over 40 world premieres in its 36 year history. It has grown into the fourth largest nonprofit theatre in the Chicago area with nearly 7,000 subscribers, serving audiences approaching 60,000. Northlight is an awardwinning theatre (three Edgerton Foundation for New American Plays awards, and 153 nominations and 27 awards from Chicago’s Joseph Jefferson Committee) with an excellent local and national reputation. Under the dynamic leadership of Artistic Director BJ Jones and Executive Director Tim Evans, Northlight’s $3.5 million operating budget supports five mainstage productions each year, new work development, audience outreach to Veterans and many other groups, and a comprehensive arts education program.

Northlight Theatre aspires to promote change of perspective and encourage compassion by exploring the depth of our humanity across a bold spectrum of theatrical experiences, reflecting our community to the world and the world to our community.

N O R T H L I G H T T H E AT R E S TA F F Artistic Director BJ Jones

Director of Finance Lisa Stern

Executive Director Timothy J. Evans _________________

Group Sales Coordinator/ Administrative Assistant Michelle Blendermann

ARTISTIC Artistic Administrator Lynn Baber

Public Relations Cathy Taylor PR, Inc.

Resident Dramaturg Kristin Leahey

Usher Coordinator Vicki Weisberg, The Saints

Assistant Dramaturgs Marianne Cassidy Evan Lasko

Legal Counsel Schiff Hardin LLP

ADMINISTRATION General Manager Janet Mullet Director of Development Molly Hansen Development Manager Tina Carney Development & Special Events Coordinator Kelly Harbaugh Director of Marketing & Communications Mara Mihlfried Marketing Associate L. Corwin Christie

Insurance Robert Nichols

Sound Engineer/Sound Board Operator Jennifer Udoni Costume Supervisor Elsa Hiltner Wardrobe Mistress Jessica Korpela Floor Manager Jason Shivers Properties Master Daniel Katz Scenic Charge Bridgette Lemkuhl Carpenter Julie Allen Christopher Mullen

PRODUCTION Production Manager Christopher J. Fitzgerald EDUCATION Director of Arts Education Company Manager/ Devon de Mayo Assistant Production Education Associate and Manager Performing Arts Camp Victoria MartiniDirector Rosowicz Amanda Jane Dunne Production Assistant Educators Victoria Jeans Sarah Rose Graber Technical Director Kristyn Hegner Scott Morgan Mildred Langford Michael Leon Master Electrician/Light Diane Mair Board Operator Dan Stermer Megan Snowder Northlight Theatre 11

NORTHLIGHT THEATRE IS SUPPORTED IN PART BY:

Harris Bank

Kirkland & Ellis

The Pauls Foundation

Nuveen Investments

Melvoin Award for Playwriting

Northlight Theatre is a participant in the A-ha! Program: Think It, Do It, funded by the MetLife Foundation and administered by Theatre Communications Group, the national organization for the professional American Theatre.

Northlight Theatre is deeply grateful to all contributors for their generous support.

This list reflects gifts received June 1, 2010 through August 1, 2011.

If you would like to your name to appear differently or prefer to remain anonymous, please contact Tina Carney, Development Manager, at 847.679.9501 x3507 or tcarney@northlight.org.

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS & GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Leadership Circle $15,000 & above ComEd Edgerton Foundation Illinois Arts Council The John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation MetLife Foundation The Offield Family Foundation The Shubert Foundation, Inc. Timothy & Susanne Sullivan Family Foundation Theatre Communications Group

Distinguished Benefactors $5,000-$14,999 BMO Harris Bank The Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation Ernst & Young Evanston Community Foundation Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Madison Dearborn Partners North Shore Center for the Performing Arts Foundation Nuveen Investments The Pauls Foundation Sanborn Family Foundation

Patrons || $2,500-$4,999 McKinsey & Company Chicago Modestus Bauer Foundation The Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation

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Supporters || $1,000-$2,499

INDIVIDUALS

The Allyn Foundation Blackman Kallick Bartelstein, LLP FAMSS The Irving Harris Foundation The Joyce Foundation MAMSS Polk Bros Foundation Skokie Fine Arts Commission

Producers’ Circle $25,000 & above

Under $1,000 Eve Alfille First Bank & Trust of Evanston GoodSearch Massachusetts Association of Medical Staff Services Morrisey Associates, Inc. NAMSS NYSAMSS Nichols Insurance Agency, Inc. Professional Facilities Management, Inc.

Matching Gift Companies Alliance Bernstein Bank of America Computing Technology Industry Association, Inc. Goldstine, Skrodzki, Russian, Nemec & Hoff, LTD Attorneys at Law IBM Matching Grants Program Nuveen Investments Océ North America, Inc. Polk Bros Foundation

Anonymous Gerhard & Kathy Bette Paul & Mary Finnegan Elliot & Frances Lehman Paul Lehman & Ronna Stamm Merle Reskin Evelyn Salk Timothy & Susanne Sullivan Family Foundation

Artistic Circle $10,000-$24,999 Michael & Joan Callahan Julie & Josh Chernoff Freddi Greenberg & Daniel Pinkert Hugo & Lois Melvoin Neal Moglin & Mark Tendam M.J. O’Brien Family Foundation Thomas D. Stringer & Scott E. Waller Greg & Anne Taubeneck Family Fund Matt & Christine Udoni

Distinguished Patrons $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Nick Alexos Wayne & Joan Barr Smith Howard Feinstein & Brenda Hansen The Friedland Family in memory of Waldo & Lucy Friedland BJ Jones & Candy Corr Susan Karol & Glenn Warning Carole & Joseph Levy

Jordan & Holly Margolis Carol & Steve Mullins Robert S. & Sandra G. Silver

Patrons || $2,500-$4,999 Sandra Barnett-White & Jim White Bernard Dowling Kathy & Stuart Edwards Carol Saunders & Greg Harbaugh Tim & Trude Harrington Packy & Nicole Hyland Pam & Howard Korenthal Lisa Miceli Merril Prager & John Levine Rob Richard Rahul & Anuradhika Roy Francis Sheahen Neal & Trimmy Stamell Mr. Eric Haab & Ms. Kim Yee Gloria Yuen Andris A. Zoltners

Stars || $1,000-$2,499 Anonymous (2) Sidney & Sondra Berman Epstein Larry & Mary Boeder Roger Bredeson Joyce Chelberg Ben & Cindy Chereskin Lynne E. Curtis Noah Eisner Timothy & Jane Evans Brian & Susan Fargo Mindy & Bill Fauntleroy Katherine & Ray Haase Eleanor Northrop Hall Lynn Hiestand Gretchen Hyland Brian & Kathy Johnson Vivian S. Kaplan Suzanne & Jim Kenney Klaff Family Foundation John Mahoney Charlie & Nancy McPike John & Linnea Mead Elyce & Mark Metzner Audrey & Robert Morris Jordan & Jean Nerenberg Jennifer Newton Valerie M. Rothschild Susan & Tim Salisbury David & Christine Seidman Avy & Marcie Stein Bernice Weissbourd Betsy Ziegler Alan M. Zunamon & Nancy Cunniff

Directors || $500-999 Anonymous Hon. Sheila O’Brien & Hon. Wayne Anderson Ellen & Richard Anderson Judith & Trent Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Baade Diane & Karl Berolzheimer Frank & Barb Brady Douglas R. Brown Ted & Barbara Buenger Vickie & Tim Burke Messrs. David Camp & Anthony Ciavola The Carney Family Michael & Mary Carpenter Lloyd & Monica Cassidy

Richard & Catherine Corr Mr. & Mrs. Mark Crane Pam Davidson & Tim Scherman Barbara & Peter DeBerge Mr. & Mrs. Eldred DuSold Roz & Seth Eisner in honor of Noah Eisner Ross & Susie Erlebacher Mark Evans Mr. & Mrs. Robert Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Peter Frank Dan Frey Diane Gottlieb Molly & Scott Hansen Laura & Clarkson Hine Cameron Jones Keely Jones Michaela Jones Dave & Jill Klusendorf Karen Leonard Paul & Margaret Lurie Bonnie & Jay Lytle Ms. Libby Adler Mages Wade Marshall & Eric Wagner Ted & Almeda Maynard Bob & Carine McGreevey Sheila & Harvey Medvin Robert & Linda Meyers Kristin & Scott Miller Barbara & Ed Mills Maureen Moran Ellen K Munro Adele & Seymour Neems Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Nocchiero Hannah Olsen Norma Olsen Phillip Palmer & Michael Noonan Ms. Debbie Perkaus Cathy & Bob Pratt Roberta & Howard Rosell Colleen Hughes & Donald Rothschild Ellen & Jonathan Salk Alice & Peter Schaff Stanley & Kay Schlozman Dr. G. Stephen & Ellen Scholly Leslie Schreiber Nancy & Tom Silberman Gerald Smith Eleanor Springer Abby Strauss Carole Takiff Lauren Taslitz & Bill Bloomer Marion Wanless Mike Zimmer & Margaret Moses Seymour Zitomersky & Barbara LaSpesa

Performers || $250-$499 Anonymous (6) Moreen Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Allen Mary Badger & Elbrey Harrell Robert & Sara Brenner Margo & Paul Brown Pat & Sandy Cantor Mary Anne & Joe Cappo Beth Casey & Michael Franzese Gloria Coco & Tom Nolan Mr. & Mrs. David Cudnowski Nancy Davidson Inge de la Camp Carolyn Deming David & April Deming Natasha Deutsch Rob & Dawn Dooley Bruce Ettelson P.C. & Missy Bundy

Raymond Fessler Margaret & Joe Flanagan Robert & Jessica Freas Robert & Maurita Freas William & Lynda Frillman Thomas & Patricia Gahlon Stuart & Ellen Gilman Robert & Nancy Goldin Wendy Greenfield John & Suzanne Hales Del & Ginger Hall Becky Harris Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Haskins John Hass & Mary Frances Budig Rosie Burke & Jeff Hersch Mitchell Hertz & Anne Carlucci Judy & Jay Heyman Don & Betsy Hohman Mary Jane & Lawrence Horwitz Steven Horwitz Colleen Hughes & Donald Rothschild in honor of BJ Jones Karen & David Hughes Sheila & Robert Hulseman Lesley Hyatt & Bernard Friedman Chad Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Jones Rich & Heidi Katz Dr. & Mrs. Barry Kirschenbaum Dalia Kleinmuntz Robert Kohl & Clark Pellett Martin J. & Susan B. Kozak Charitable Fund Jules H. & Marilyn R. Last Fund Melanie Ley Tom & Joan Lindsey Ms. Ethel Liten Edward Malstrom & Nancy Anderson Ann Manikas & David Issacson Brad & Sue Matson David & Karen Mattenson Alice Merrick Bill & Pepe Miller Ralph Miner David Mordini Patrick & Eileen O’Sullivan Dan Paul & Edward Galvin Mary & Greg Pearlman Greg & Nicki Pearson in honor of Evelyn Salk Sanford & Jody Perl Eric & Patty Perrin Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Plotkin Richard Porter Sally Prager Frank Quinn Ellen Reagan Catherine & Bart Rocca Richard & Cindy Roche John & Kimberly Rooney Mr. & Mrs. Norman Rosen Ira Rosenthal Jonathan & Piper Rothschild Ted & Barbara Rouse Sue & Mike Rubnitz Linda & Ben Ruf Bruce Sagan & Bette Cerf Hill Arman Sarkisian Keith & Ann Sarpolis Marian T. Shmikler Pamela & Charles Smith Shirley & Lawrence Solomon Lisa Stamos Edward Swan Carol & Larry Townsend George & Susan Van Dusen Chris Walsh

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TO MAKE YOUR GIFT TODAY Contact Tina at 847.679.9501 x3507 or tcarney@northlight.org, or donate online at northlight.org.

William & Barbara Welke Avers & Gloria Wexler Don Wiener & Mike Thallmer Julie Womack Karen Zupko

Prompters || $150-$249 Anonymous (5) Mary Alexander Paul & Marilee Allen Patricia Anderson Jacqueline Barnes Robert & Joan Beaubaire Rick & Mary Bendix Anne Berkeley in memory of Alice W. Berkeley Lois M. Berman Ginny Blair John Blanchard Steven & Phyllis Brody Vita Browne Rev. Daniel Buck Bill & Helen Burns Richard Campbell Peter Carideo & Mark Zancanaro Ian & Kathy Carrus Colleen & Joe Chappelle Lynn & Robert Clark Edward & Marie Comiskey Michael Connolly & Gae Whitener David Colker Mary Alice & Peter Costello David Cunliffe & Desiree Ruhstraat John Dainauskas Richard & Sally Ennis Jamie & Sam Evins Steven & Stephanie Fine John & Katherine Fox Carol B. Gage Chad Peterson & Emjoy Gavino in honor of BJ Jones, Tim Evans & the Northlight Staff Robert & Janet Gemmell B. R. Gilbert Anneliese & Howard Glick Ethel & Bill Gofen Cindy Gold Peggy Bagley & Rabbi Douglas Goldhamer Phyllis Goldman Sally & Ralph Goren John & Angela Graham Walter & Nan Greenough Carol & Solomon Gutstein Joan & Bill Haase Randal Hamburg Walter & Patricia Heidkamp Eva Hershman Allen & Nancy Hirschfield Ms. DeVerille A. Huston GeeKay Productions, Inc. Mel & Annie Kahn Sheryl Katzenstein Neil & Diana King Judith Klein Melvin Klein

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Saul & Sandra Klibanow Anne Deming & Jon Koehler Marcia & Tom Korman Barbara B. Kreml Karen Kuehner Elaine & Steve Lev Stephen & Elaine Lewis Lois & Dave Lieberman Sherry & Mel Lopata Charles MacKelvie Lillian & Jerry Mann Eric & Kate Mattson Margaret F. May Mara & Bob Mihlfried Mrs. Lorraine Milius Edwin Mills Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Monahan Lloyd & Donna Morgan Dennis & Linda Myers P.C. Howard & Marlene Nagle Steven Newman James & Carolyn Peters Helen Pierson Mary Kay Conlon & Chip Plumb Virginia Pomerance Marion Porento William Porter & Rita Gulrajani Phyllis & Melvin Potash Ronald & Shirley Pregozen Jerry Proffit Jeffrey Richards Marilyn Melvoin Richman Sandi Riggs Mr. & Mrs. George C. Rimnac Edward A. Robinson Eunice & William Rosen Roanne Rosenblum James & Cynthia Rowe Kathy & Dan Ryan Warren Saunders Madelon Scallet Lynn Schaber Alan & Kathleen Schonberg Alan & Roslyn Schwartz Margot Sersen Bruce Sheridan & Toni Nealie Bruce Siewerth Margaret & Alan Silberman Donald Simpson Richard & Elaine Snow J.R. Stewart Jay & Donna Stone Thomas & Beverly Tabern Mr. & Mrs. John W. Taylor III Lois & Sye Unell William Vickers Lorrayne & Steve Weiss J. Daniel & Dorothy Whittenberger Sheldon Wigod Linda & Payson Wild Nancy M. Williams John & Margaret Wold Sylvia Wolfson & Seymour Nordenberg Harry & Doris Wolin Charles Zis Eleanor Weiss Zoub

IN KIND Anonymous Abt Electronics Actors Theatre of Louisville American Players Theatre Ann Chikahisa Anne Deming & Jon Koehler Arabesque Dance Studio Avis Car Rental Ayla’s Originals The Belden-Stratford/Seneca Hotel Bob & Sara Brenner Broadway in Chicago Carol Saunders & Greg Harbaugh Chicago Botanic Garden Chicago Bulls Chicago Endurance Sports Chicago Film Office Chicago Public Media Chicago Shakespeare Chicago Sinfonietta City Olive Colon McLean & Matthew Holt The Competitor Group Convito Café & Market Cothren House/Lisa & Don Hay David & Anne Loucks Dempster St. Pro Musica The Doubletree Hotel The Field Museum Fleet Feet Sports Four Seasons Chicago Four Seasons Resort & Club Dallas The French Pastry School Fresh Market The Gage Gavin Evanston Gerhard & Kathy Bette Goodman Theatre Harris Bank Hecky’s Barbeque Hertz Corporation Hilton Garden Inn Hotel Orrington House of Rental Howard Feinstein & Brenda Hansen Illinois Holocaust Museum J & L Catering J. Alexander’s Jack Crocker & Polly Hawkins Jeff & Paula Danoff JetBlue Airways Jim Belushi Joffrey Ballet John & Julie Anastos John Cleland Jr. Cuisine Cooking Show Julie Kaplan Photography Justins Kettelkamp & Kettelkamp Landscape Architecture Lad & Lassie Levy Retaurants Lincoln Tap Room Longman & Eagle

Lovell’s of Lake Forest Lulu’s Dim Sum & Then Sum McCormick & Schmick’s Michael & Joan Callahan Michaela Jones Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Rosenbloom MJ Catering Museum of Science & Industry Nancy Sickbert-Wheeler Neal & Trimmy Stamell Neal Moglin & Mark Tendam Oceanique PRP Wine International

Prairie Moon PRP Wine International Quince at The Homestead Ravinia Festival Robert & Sara Brenner Robert S. & Sandra G. Silver Rock It Out LLC Rondi Reed Ross & Susie Erlebacher Russ & Dawn Smyth Sage Products Shaffer Studio Six Flags Great America

Soldier Field SPACE Stephen Schwartz Steppenwolf Theatre Sutton Studios Taliesin Preservation Timothy & Jane Evans Timothy & Susanne Sullivan Union Pizzeria Victoria Martini Village Inn Pizzeria Wendy & Mark Irwin Whole Foods Market

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Timothy P. Sullivan, Chairman Susan Karol, President Gerhard Bette, Vice President Thomas D. Stringer, Secretary Merril Prager, Treasurer Michael R. Callahan* Timothy J. Evans Howard A. Feinstein Eileen Frank Michael Guerra Freddi Greenberg Wendy Irwin BJ Jones Paul Lehman* Jordan Margolis

Jennifer Newton Daniel B. Peterson Rahul Roy Evelyn Salk* Robert S. Silver Trimmy Stamell* Greg Taubeneck Matthew Udoni Michael Pauken, ex officio Norman Rosen, ex officio

ADVISORY BOARD Joan Barr Smith*, Co-Chair Wendy Irwin, Co-Chair Steven J. Bernstein Karl Berolzheimer H. Woods Bowman Margo Brown Joe Cappo Jack Crocker Natasha Deutsch

Stephen Engelman Paul Finnegan* Craig Golden Eleanor Hall Lynn Hiestand Harry J. Lennix James Lytle Max McGee Steve Mullins*

Mike Nussbaum Sheldon Patinkin Sandra Rosenbloom Esther Saks* David Seidman* Susan Van Dusen Patricia Vile Bernice Weissbourd George Wendt

ASSOCIATES BOARD Jennifer Newton, Chair Noah Eisner Ross Erlebacher Randal Hamburg Hannah Olsen

Lesli Jennings Leslie Schreiber Abby Strauss Chris Walsh

*denotes past President/Chairperson

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North Shore Center for the Performing Arts 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, IL 60077 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TELEPHONE: (847) 679-9501 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE FAX: (847) 679-1879 BOX OFFICE TELEPHONE: (847) 673-6300 BOX OFFICE FAX: (847) 679-3704 www.northshorecenter.org General Manager....................................................................................................... Michael Pauken Box Office Manager......................................................................................................... Ron Weaver Box Office Assistant Manager.................................................................................... Heather Packard Box Office Staff...........................................................Paul Adams, Tricia Bulaclac, Alison Burkhardt, Ben Kahn, Jaime Koser Arena, Myra Levin, Karen Neumann, Maegan Rose, Cyndi Stevens, Brian Szopinski Director of Marketing and Sales..........................................................................................David Vish Events Manager............................................................................................................ Betty Boduch House Managers................................Matthew Conlon, Yuri Lysoivanov, Megan Nelson, Sherrie Witt Marketing & Communications Manager...................................................................... Joseph Alaimo Office Manager........................................................................................................... Carolyn Adams Operations Manager...................................................................................................Ardelle Winston Operations Staff....................................... Melvin Berkowitz, Andrew Hutchinson, Christopher Jones Luis Narvaez, Hector Perez, Gary Sapperstein, Larry Williams Program Manager............................................................................................................. R.J. Inawat Receptionist..................................................................................................................... Jean George Security......................................................................................................................Greg Kwiecinski Technical Director............................................................................................................. Frank Rose Technical Staff........................................................Dustin L. Derry, Jake Reich, Jay Stoutenborough Ushers provided by the Saints, Volunteers for the Performing Arts. For information call (773) 529-5510.

Administrative Office Hours: Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Box Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. or until curtain; Saturday, Noon–5 p.m. or until curtain. Sunday: Opens two hours prior to curtain. (summer hours may vary)

The North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie opened in 1996 and operates as part of the Village of Skokie’s plan to provide cultural, literary, and educational programs, benefiting the citizens of Skokie and the North Shore communities.

The North Shore Center is perfect for performances, social occasions and corporate events.

For information on space availability and catering options, please contact the Events Manager at (847)679-9501 ext. 3005.

The North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie Foundation was established to support the ongoing programming and capital needs of the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie. The mission of the Foundation is to create and sustain the North Shore Center as a preeminent venue for the arts and as a major asset to the communities it serves.

IN CONSIDERATION OF OTHER PATRONS

• Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of management.

• Portable telephones, pagers, cameras, and re­cording devices are not allowed inside the theater. Please check them with the house manager.

• Infrared assisted listening devices are available from the house manager. A valid driver’s license, state identification, or major credit card will be requested.

• Lost and Found: please call (847) 679-9501 ext. 3202 for lost items.

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Professional Facilities Management, of Providence, R.I, manages the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie.