- Hubbard Street Dance Chicago

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CO L L A B O R AT I O N
AND INN OVAT I O N
NNUAL REPOR
Glenn Edgerton,
Artistic Director
2010
To bring artists, art and audiences together to enrich, engage and
change lives through the experience of dance
CORE VALUES
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e find fundamental value in fostering an environment for creation,
creativity, collaboration and innovation.
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e believe that dance is a fundamental language of communication.
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e have a responsibility to our communities—audience, donors, artists
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Hubbard Street 2, training young professional dancers and nurturing
emerging choreographers while also enhancing the institution’s visibility in
the local community
Lou Conte Dance Studio, offering superior dance instruction
and specialized workshops to people of all ages in a variety of
dance disciplines
and staff—to be good stewards of our resources.
Education & Community Programs, channeling the power of
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undamental to our existence is the role of being a cultural
creativity through meaningful, sustainable school partnerships and
ambassador—sharing what we create at home, nationally and
innovative teacher education, while also evolving the notion of who can
internationally.
dance with pioneering programs like the HSDC Parkinson’s Project
Cover: Benjamin Wardell and Ana Lopez in Untouched by Aszure Barton.
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago has never danced more brilliantly than
Below: Ana Lopez and Alejandro Cerrudo in 27’52” by Jirí Kylián.
it is doing now… Its 16 performers, though intensely individualistic,
Photos by Todd Rosenberg.
often seem to breathe and move as one. And they have the ability to
make the audience breathe with them. They are wholly remarkable.
Hedy Weiss, Chicago Sun-Times
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choreography for diverse audiences locally, nationally and internationally
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UBBARD STREE
The main company, performing classic and cutting-edge contemporary
MISSION
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his season, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago engaged in a combination of new and
tried-and-true formulas for success: new leadership and programming paired
with a continued commitment to evolving the art form and presenting it to diverse
groups of people in interesting and unique ways.
In his first full year as Artistic Director, Glenn Edgerton successfully led the
institution into areas of growth that were inspiring, ambitious and unprecedented.
The company expanded its international relationships through a three-week
tour in the fall, appearing in three cities in Israel, returning to fans in Germany and
performing at the prestigious Holland Dance Festival. In addition to our onstage achievements, Hubbard Street
laid the groundwork for crucial collaborations during the coming season, including a Chicago performance
series focused exclusively on works by Israeli choreographers from Batsheva Dance Company and a
commission for Resident Choreographer Alejandro Cerrudo to create a work using dancers from Hubbard
Street and Nederlands Dans Theater II.
Hubbard Street also deepened its relationships with peer cultural institutions in Chicago: the annual
“Inside/Out” Choreographic Workshop performance took place at the Art Institute of Chicago for the first
time as part of our season in residence in the new Modern Wing, attracting nearly 2,000 people; our annual
collaboration with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra afforded us the opportunity to collaborate on a work
with Mead Composer-in-Residence Mason Bates; and HS2 dancers challenged traditional ideas about dance
performance space when they performed as a part of Andy Warhol’s Silver Clouds exhibit, presented by the
Illinois Institute of Technology.
New to our educational offerings this season were our Youth & Family Dance Classes, welcoming students
as young as 18 months to our studios. This program makes it possible for aspiring dancers to potentially
“grow up” with Hubbard Street—starting with youth classes, growing into adult classes at LCDS, continuing
through our Summer Intensive pre-professional training program, then potentially launching a career as a
member of Hubbard Street 2 and advancing to the ranks of our main company. With 75% of our second
company dancers coming directly from our pre-professional training programs and 35% percent of main
company dancers coming from the second company or apprenticeship program, the opportunities for young
dancers are inspiring.
I am pleased to report that the many efforts of Hubbard Street’s leadership to focus on reducing expenses
and develop strategic new ways to generate revenue proved successful during the 2010 fiscal year. Though the
company experienced an operating deficit, our overall institutional deficit was decreased by approximately 70%.
Although we have much to be proud of, there is still more we can do to ensure that there is a bright and
thrilling future for contemporary dance in Chicago and around the world. I speak for the entire Board of
Directors when I express our appreciation for the hard work and dedication of our staff and dancers during the
past year, our excitement about all that is to come in the seasons ahead and our gratitude for the support of
our donors and patrons, who make it all possible.
David G. Mekemson, Board Chair
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Above: David G. Mekemson and his wife Irene Petruniak at
HSDC’s 2010 Spotlight Ball. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago gratefully
acknowledges the support of corporations,
foundations and individuals who made
contributions of $25,000 or more during our
2009–10 season.
Best Portion Foundation
Meg and Tim Callahan
The Davee Foundation
Julius N. Frankel Foundation
Ellen and Paul Gignilliat
Sandra and Jack Guthman
Colonel Stanley R. McNeil Foundation
Lauren Robishaw
Timothy R. Schwertfeger and Gail Waller
Searle Funds at the Chicago Community Trust
Jane and Michael Strauss
Richard Tomlinson
HSDC is also grateful to these local and national
government agencies for their support.
2009–10 SEASO
MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
ON STAG
HUBBARD STREET ON STAGE
For the second year, HSDC thrilled its home-city audience with four programs of international,
national and company-originated, cutting-edge choreography at the Harris Theater:
FALL SERIES
Lickety-Split by Alejandro Cerrudo
The Set by Lucas Crandall
Jardi Tancat by Nacho Duato
Bitter Suite* by Jorma Elo
HSDC’s unparalleled artistry on stage propelled
more than 90,000 people around the world to a
new level of appreciation for its leadership role
as a prominent voice for contemporary dance.
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WINTER SERIES
Off Screen by Alejandro Cerrudo
Tabula Rasa by Ohad Naharin
Walking Mad by Johan Inger
SPRING SERIES
First Light* by Alejandro Cerrudo (HS2)
Kiss by Susan Marshall
At ’em (Atem) Adam* by Terence Marling
27’52”** by Jirí Kylián
SUMMER SERIES
Bitter Suite by Jorma Elo
Untouched* by Aszure Barton
Bardo by Toru Shimazaki
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he Los Angeles Music Center and Jacob’s
Pillow were just a few of the notable U.S.
engagements.
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In addition to the four series at the Harris,
dancers from both companies energetically
moved to the rhythms of Chicago by
performing in non-traditional venues, the result
of multi-year partnerships with the Chicago
Symphony Orchestra, the Art Institute of
Chicago and the Illinois Institute of Technology.
Top: (L–R) Pablo Piantino, Robyn Mineko Williams, Terence Marling and
Jessica Tong in Bitter Suite by Jorma Elo.
Bottom: Alice Klock and Ethan Kirschbaum in First Light by
Alejandro Cerrudo.
* World Premiere **Company Premiere
Choreography
International highlights included a month-long
tour to Holland, Germany and Israel.
Spring Series
The Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation
Sponsor, 27’52”
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Funder, Choreographic Fellowship
Contributing Sponsor
Fall Series
Paul and Ellen Gignilliat
Richard and Ann Tomlinson
Sponsors, Bitter Suite
Winter Series
– Laura Molzahn, SeeChicagoDance.com,
at the Spring Series
Richard Rodes
Camille and Kevin Rudge
Members of the Choreographer’s Circle,
First Light
Lauren Robishaw
John and Caroline Ballantine
Joel and Katie Corey
Sponsor, Walking Mad
Individual Sponsors, At’em (Atem) Adam
Linda Hutson
Marc Miller and Chris Horsman
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Summer Series
At’em (Atem) Adam
With Jirí Kylián’s 27’52”, the program
comes to a mysterious, breathtaking
close…The six dancers, especially Ana
Lopez and Cerrudo, do a masterful job
with Kylián’s clipped choreography.
Lead Corporate Sponsor, Untouched
Howard and Doris Conant
Randy and Lisa White
Untouched
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…Untouched, the extraordinarily
eloquent, deeply emotional, theatrically
sophisticated world premiere created
for the company by Aszure Barton, plays
marvelously on the dancers’ remarkable
gifts and their special forms of divine fire.
– Hedy Weiss, Chicago Sun-Times,
at the Summer Series
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Always striving to advance the art form and accelerate its evolution, HSDC values the process as much
as the product, cultivating the creation of new dance and nurturing the development of young dancers.
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This year’s “Inside/Out” Choreographic Workshop, which annually invites HSDC dancers to
experiment with creating choreography for each other, energetically culminated a season-long
residency at the Art Institute of Chicago.
The National Choreographic Competition (NCC) provided time and support for 2010 winners Jonathan
Fredrickson, Gabrielle Lamb and Maurice Causey to create new works for Hubbard Street 2. The 2011
winners, announced in the spring, are Samar Haddad King, Dominic Walsh and Edgar Zendejas.
Resident Choreographer Alejandro Cerrudo created First Light, premiered by HS2; Deep Down Dos,
which the main company premiered with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra; and Blanco, which premiered
at Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival. Artistic Associate Terence Marling premiered At ’em (Atem) Adam
during the Spring Series.
Hubbard Street 2 offered its young dancers opportunities for professional growth through a challenging
schedule of studio training, interactive school and community performances, national and international
touring and development of new work with rising choreographers, including site-specific works at the
Illinois Institute of Technology and for the Gala at the Art Center in Highland Park.
The Summer Intensive training program provided classes in a variety of styles and the opportunity to
learn company repertoire. Of more than 500 who auditioned, 120 aspiring young dance professionals
participated at the Hubbard Street Dance Center in Chicago and the Colburn School in Los Angeles,
three of whom have joined Hubbard Street 2 as dancers or apprentices.
The Lou Conte Dance Studio Scholarship Program provided financial assistance for 22 pre-professional
dancers to further their training in ballet, jazz, modern and Pilates; participate in repertory workshops;
and, for the first time, join HSDC’s company class. The Teen Intensive welcomed 50 young dancers for
summer instruction in ballet, jazz, modern, Pilates, yoga and daily HSDC repertoire classes.
Dancer Development Patron
Sallyan Windt
Funders, “Inside/Out” Choreographic
Workshop
The Patti Selander Eylar
Scholarship Fund
Funder, LCDS Scholarship Program
Official Athletic Clubs
Butler Family Foundation
Top: Students participating in HSDC’s 2010
Summer Intensive.
Funder, Hubbard Street 2
Official Provider of Dancer Health &
Wellness Services
Bottom: Hubbard Street Artistic Associate Terence
Marling working in the studio with HS2 dancers.
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IN THE STUDI
HUBBARD STREET IN THE STUDIO
With school budget constraints decreasing arts exposure and experience, Hubbard Street continues to
fill the gap through programs in schools, at its studios and in the community.
HSDC’s Education & Community Programs channel the creative process of dance, helping teachers
teach and students learn. Recognized as a leader in the field, HSDC links the performing company’s
artistic mission to education, bringing communities, schools and families into the world of dance by
actively engaging them in creation, performance and reflection.
During the 2009–10 season, HSDC provided year-round arts access in partnership with 18 schools
in Chicago and Oak Park, Illinois, serving:
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1,425 students through in-school residency programs
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197 students through after-school programming
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168 teachers through residencies and professional development workshops
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5,972 students through interactive HS2 performances in schools and at the Harris Theater for
Music & Dance
In addition to the programs at schools, instruction took place at the Hubbard Street Dance Center,
with programs including:
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Youth & Family Dance Classes, which reached more than 320 students ages 18 months to 13 years old
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Youth Dance Camps, including Winter Break and several Summer sessions, which provided varying
levels of dance and instruction for children from kindergarten through high school
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Lou Conte Dance Studio, which offered 70 classes each week in ballet, jazz, modern, tap, hip-hop/
funk, African dance, Pilates, BeMoved® and Zumba®, as well as specialized workshops and master
classes led by renowned dancers and choreographers
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HSDC Parkinson’s Project, which helped more than 30 Parkinson’s patients and their caregivers
improve their quality of life through a remarkable program that uses dance to maintain and expand
their physical capacity
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Lead Community Partner
HSDC Parkinson’s Project
Lead Sponsor
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LOU CONTE DANCE STUDIO
Donald Albin
Jill Goode
Jane Ellen Murray Foundation
Roslyn Lettvin
Principal Contributor
Michael and Roslyn Lieb
Arthur Mixon and Ms. L. Hyndman Top: An HSDC Parkinson’s Project class.
Maureen Palladini
Bottom: HSDC’s Youth Dance Program Creative
Rush University Medical Center
Movement class. Photo by Todd Rosenberg.
Dale Schlafer
Yuji Suzuki
Margaret Tucker
Cyntha Vranas
Sallyan Windt
Funders
IN THE COMMUNIT
HUBBARD STREET IN THE COMMUNITY
EDUCATION & COMMUNITY
PROGRAMS
Movement as Partnership (MAP), the signature
The Focus Schools Initiative (FSI), a multi-year,
General Support
initiative of HSDC education programming,
school-wide dance program, taught by our first
creates partnerships with schools that provide
full-time teaching artist, Cheryl Olendzki, which
teaching artists and educators the opportunity
provides weekly dance classes for students in
to plan, teach and learn together to create
grades K–5 and is a national model for school/
Bank of America Illinois
curriculum that challenges students and takes
arts organization partnerships
Northern Trust
learning to new levels
Greeley Elementary (1)
Healy Elementary (6)
Chicago Public Schools
Burley Elementary (2)
Dance as an Art Form, a quarter- or semester-
Cassell Elementary (8)
long residency that introduces students to
Faraday School (7)
creative movement, choreography, aesthetic
Healy Elementary (6)
Medgar Evers Elementary (9)
education, dance history and dance criticism
Mitchell Elementary (5)
Audobon Elementary (3)
Talcott School (4)
Catalyst-Circle Rock Elementary (12)
Walt Disney Magnet School (14)
Beye School (15)
Whittier School (17)
performance
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National Teachers Academy (11)
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Principal Corporate Contributor
Principal Sponsor, Chicago Public Schools
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Focus Schools Initiative
which engage teachers in the processes and
Dr. Scholl Foundation
vocabulary of dance
Funder
Omaha Performing Arts Society (25)
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Principal Sponsor, Oak Park School District
Professional Development Workshops,
Concordia College (26)
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Movement As Partnership
The MetLife Partners in Arts Education Program is
funded by MetLife Foundation and administered by the
National Guild for Community Arts Education.
College of DuPage (24)
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Funders
Greeley Elementary (1)
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UBS
Clinton Elementary (10)
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The Siragusa Foundation
After-School Programs, an opportunity
for students to explore choreography and
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Charles & M.R. Shapiro Foundation
Whitney Young High School (13)
Hatch School (16)
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Searle Funds at the Chicago Community Trust
Lycee Francais Chicago (year-long program) (18)
Oak Park Schools
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Leading Foundation Supporter
After-School Programs
The Leo S. Guthman Fund
Funder
SCHOOL PARTNER
EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND PARTNERS
Hubbard Street partners with a variety of organizations to expand our presence through innovative,
collaborative programs.
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C ultural partnerships with major Chicago institutions introduce devotees of other art forms
to contemporary dance and open the eyes of audience members to the possibilities in artistic
collaboration. This season HSDC presented its seventh joint performance with the Chicago Symphony
Orchestra, showcasing its unparalleled choreography set to live orchestral music; expanded its
partnership with the Art Institute of Chicago into a season-long series of on-site performances,
concluding with the annual “Inside/Out” Choreographic Workshop; and deepened its relationship with
Illinois Institute of Technology School of Architecture, which presented Hubbard Street 2 dancers
performing as part of Andy Warhol’s Silver Clouds exhibit.
Discover Dance© Family Workshops welcomed more than 150 families to sites across the Chicagoland
area, including the Center on Halsted (Lakeview), the Chicago Botanic Garden (North Shore), the Art
Institute of Chicago (Loop), the Chicago Children’s Museum (Navy Pier) and the Museum of Science
and Industry (Museum Campus).
Lou Conte Dance Studio hosted three open houses to invite the community to sample free classes.
Its state-of-the-art studios also served as a crucial resource via rentals to arts and entertainment
companies including Disney Entertainment, Dancing with the Stars, touring productions including
Billy Elliot the Musical, American Ballet Theatre and many more.
CSO COLLABORATION
Deep Down Dos was funded in part by
the National Dance Project of the New
England Foundation for the Arts. NDP
is supported by lead funding from the
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, with
additional funding from the Andrew
W. Mellon Foundation, the Community
Connections Fund of the MetLife
Foundation and the Boeing Company
Charitable Trust.
The development of Deep Down Dos was
supported in part by the Choreographic
Fellowship, made possible by a gift from
the Davee Foundation.
Advantage National Bank
Corporate Sponsor,
Deep Down Dos
Lead Individual Sponsors,
Deep Down Dos
Dirk Denison
John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe
Bill and Orli Staley
Sponsors, Deep Down Dos
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Top: (L–R) Hubbard Street 2 dancers
Alice Klock, Yarinet Restrepo and David
Schultz perform at Illinois Institute of
Technology. Photo by Dominika Dabrowski.
Middle: Alejandro Cerrudo (C) takes a bow
with CSO guest conductor Carlos Kalmar (L)
and Mead Composer-In-Residence Mason
Bates at Symphony Center. Photo by Todd
Rosenberg.
Bottom: Mom and daughter create together
in a Discover Dance® Family Workshop at the
Art Institute. Photo by Todd Rosenberg.
IN PARTNERSHI
HUBBARD STREET IN PARTNERSHIP
2009–10 EVENTS
Official Wine Sponsor
Official Spirits Sponsor
Works in Progress
Sponsor
Evening with Glenn
Denise Stefan-Ginascol
Honorary Co-Chair Pamela Cullerton (L) thanks Esther Corpuz (MacNeal
Physician’s Group) for MacNeal’s support as a contributing sponsor of
the Bold Moves for Bold Women event. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
(L–R) HS2 Director and HSDC Artistic Associate Taryn Kaschock Russell,
HSDC board member Aurora Austriaco (Austriaco & Associates) and
Honorary Co-Chair Nesita Kwan (NBC5) enjoy conversation at the Bold
Moves for Bold Women event. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
Underwriter
CSO/HSDC Engagement,
Pre-Performance Dinner
Karen and Peter Lennon
Underwriters
Season Opening
Crain’s Chicago Business
Crane and Norcross
Draper & Kramer
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Somercor 504 Corporation
Funders
Bold Moves for Bold Women
Subscribers Henry and Kathleen Renken enjoy wine and the opportunity
to meet HS2 dancer Ethan Kirschbaum (R) at HSDC’s Holiday Cheer
opening reception for the Winter Series.
(L–R) HSDC dancer Penny Saunders and HSDC board members Marge
Collens and Meg Callahan help kick off Hubbard Street’s 2009–10
season at the Season Opening Celebration at the Swissôtel. Photo by
Robert F. Carl.
Co-Sponsors
Contributing Sponsors
AT&T
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers
of America
Funders
Graphic Design
(L–R) Judy Pollock, HSDC board member Lauren Robishaw, Dietrich
Klevorn and his guest talk with HSDC Artistic Director Glenn Edgerton at
the Evening with Glenn. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
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(L–R) HSDC’s Kristen Brogdon moderates a Q&A with HSDC Rehearsal
Director and Artistic Associate Terence Marling, HS2 Director and HSDC
Artistic Associate Taryn Kaschock Russell and HSDC Artistic Director
Glenn Edgerton at the Evening with Glenn. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
Partner
IN THE SPOTLIGH
H U B B A R D S T R E E T I N T H E S P OT L I G H T
2009–10 EVENTS
Spotlight Ball
Contributing Sponsors
HSDC board member and Spotlight Ball Event Chair Jane Strauss with
husband Michael (L) and HSDC Resident Choreographer Alejandro
Cerrudo at the Spotlight Ball. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
Official Advertising Agency
Official Printer
Official Airline
Lead Raffle Sponsor
Twilight on the Rooftop
(L–R) Steering Committee members Ross Shelleman, Sara Albrecht and
Lyndon Taylor join Event Chair Alyssa Rapp (second from R) to enjoy
the wineries at HSDC’s third annual Twilight on the Rooftop wine-tasting
event. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
Polk Bros. Foundation President and CEO and HSDC Advisory Board Chair
Sandra Guthman accepts the inaugural Spotlight Award from HSDC Board
Chair David Mekemson at the Spotlight Ball. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
Cru Level Sponsors
Event Partner
Official Airline
Choreographer Jorma Elo (L) talks to guests about his new work, Bitter
Suite, at HSDC’s Fall Works-in-Progress, an exclusive donor event.
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(L–R) Former Chicago Tribune critic Richard Christiansen, HSDC Founder
Lou Conte and Mitzi Hamilton at the Gay/Lesbian Hall of Fame Awards.
Stemware Partner
IN THE SPOTLIGH
H U B B A R D S T R E E T I N T H E S P OT L I G H T
HSDC PERFORMANCES
October 1–4
Harris Theater for Music and Dance
in Millennium Park
Chicago, IL
October 20
Newman Center for Performing Arts
University of Denver
Denver, CO
In fall 2009, HSDC returned to Israel after nine years with
four performances in Tel Aviv, two in Haifa and two in
Jerusalem. The dancers also worked with choreographer
Ohad Naharin on his Tabula Rasa, in preparation for the
2009 Winter Series, and spent a day off climbing Masada
and visiting the Dead Sea for a “mud party.” After visiting
Israel, the company traveled to Holland to participate
in the Holland Dance Festival, celebrating the 50th
anniversary of Nederlands Dans Theater.
Fall Tour
Sponsor, Holland/Israel Tour
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Hubbard Street’s tour to Holland and Israel was supported by the John
D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and the Mid Atlantic Arts
Foundation through USArtists International in partnership with the
National Endowment for the Arts and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
June 3–6
in Millennium Park
Chicago, IL
October 23
Paramount Theatre
Seattle, WA
June 17
“Inside/Out” Choreographic
Workshop Performance
Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago, IL
October 28–November 5
Tour to Israel
Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa
June 25–28
Tour to Germany
Baden-Baden, Koln
November 10–11
Holland Dance Festival
Den Haag, Holland
August 25–29
Jacob’s Pillow Dance
Ted Shawn Theatre
Becket, MA
HS2 PERFORMANCES
November 3
Staples Auditorium
Conway, AR
November 13–18
Tour to Germany
Coesfeld, Friedrichshafen
December 3–6
in Millennium Park
Chicago, IL
January 23
Center for Performing Arts
Governors State University
University Park, IL
March 18–21
in Millennium Park
Chicago, IL
April 1
Overture Center for the Arts
Madison, WI
April 9–11
Ahmanson Theatre
Music Center Plaza
Los Angeles, CA
Sponsor, participation in the Holland Dance Festival
May 22
Orpheum Theater
Omaha, NE
November 6–8
Alys Stephens Performing
Arts Center
Sirote Theatre
Birmingham, AL
November 10
Chapman Center Theatre
Spartanburg, SC
November 12–15
Oconee Performing Arts Society
Greensboro, GA
December 6
in Millennium Park
Chicago, IL
March 6–13
Tour to Germany
April 15–17, 20
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Center
Chicago, IL
March 18–21
in Millennium Park
Chicago, IL
April 22–24
Power Center for the
Performing Arts
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI
Top: Robyn Mineko Williams and
Terence Marling in Walking Mad by
Johan Inger.
Bottom: Hubbard Street 2 dancer
Yarinet Restrepo in Angels in My Hair
by Maurice Causey.
PERFORMANCE
2 0 0 9 –1 0 P E R F O R M A N C E DAT E S
A N D LO C AT I O N S
Hubbard Street experienced an operating deficit for FY2010 but is fortunate to have the assets and resources needed
to fund this deficit. We secured a new line of credit in fall 2009 and have also deployed unrestricted endowment
assets. The company maintains nearly $9 million in net assets, including $3 million in endowment assets, while
also owning our $5 million West Loop facility. We are pleased to report that our overall institutional deficit has been
decreased by approximately 70% this year.
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF AUGUST 31, 2010 AND 2009
Assets
2010
Cash and equivalents $177,365
Pledges and accounts receivable
761,407
Other current assets
342,335
Net property and equipment
4,429,005
Other assets
3,379,181
Total Assets
$ 9,089,293 Liabilities and Net Assets
Current liabilities
$661,430
Long-term liabilities
1,487,670
Net assets, unrestricted
552,177
Net assets, temporarily restricted
3,066,390
Net assets, permanently restricted
3,321,626
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$ 9,089,293 STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES YEARS ENDED AUGUST 31, 2010 AND 2009
Revenues and Other Support
Performance revenue
2010
$1,498,859
2009
$296,309
655,569
304,838
4,519,340
3,744,953
$ 9,521,009
$2,190,478
1,208,860
2,927,553
3,194,118
$ 9,521,009
2009
$1,659,671
Contributions
Foundation, corporate, individual and government grants
1,972,517 Donated services and materials
169,788
Gala benefit
765,450
New Movements Campaign
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Lou Conte Dance Studio revenues and other income
Total Revenues and Other Support
1,078,678
$ 5,485,293 Expenses
Program Services
Performances
$2,736,460
Lou Conte Dance Studio
473,636 Education programs
244,425
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2,044,332
142,528
635,528
994,903
$ 5,476,962
$3,223,342
384,192
244,954
Support Services
Development
Gala and special events
Marketing
Finance and administration
Facility and IT
Total Expenses
580,417 267,817
511,616
909,217
317,498
$ 6,041,086 583,103
183,503
622,259
835,207
363,009
$ 6,439,569
Realized gain/(loss) on marketable securities
Unrealized gain/(loss) on marketable securities
Change in Net Assets
12,631
152,824
$ (390,338) (193,343)
(188,582)
$ (1,344,532)
Alejandro Cerrudo in 27’52” by Jirí Kylián. Photo by Todd Rosenberg.
FINANCIAL
FINANCIALS
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago gratefully acknowledges the support of the following
corporations, foundations, government agencies and individuals who made gifts to our
Annual Fund between September 1, 2009 and August 31, 2010.
CORPORATE SUPPORT
$50,000 and above
Sara Lee Foundation
Target
$25,000–$49,999
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
$10,000–$24,999
Advantage National Bank
Baker & McKenzie
Bank of America, Illinois
Exelon Corporation
Illinois Tool Works, Inc.
Nuveen Investments
USG Corporation
$5,000–$9,999
Baxter International, Inc.
GoodSmith Gregg & Unruh LLP
MacNeal Physicians Group/
Lakefront Medical Associates
Northern Trust
The PrivateBank
SomerCor 504, Inc.
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
$2,500–$4,999
AT&T
AthletiCo
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Midwest Generation EME, LLC
Pharmaceutical Research and
Manufacturers of America
Russell Reynolds Associates
Target Data LLC
William Blair & Company
$1,000–$2,499
Anonymous
AC Advisory
Amsted Industries
CNN Cardenas Marketing Network
Crain’s Chicago Business
Crane and Norcross
Diamond Bank
First Chicago Bank and Trust
Neal & Leroy, LLC
The Rise Group
Sahara Enterprises, Inc.
Wayne Hummer Investments
U.S. Cellular
FOUNDATION & GOVERNMENT
SUPPORT
$50,000 and above
The John D. and Catherine T.
MacArthur Foundation
National Endowment for the Arts
New England Foundation for the Arts
Polk Bros. Foundation
Prince Charitable Trusts
The Shubert Foundation
$25,000–$49,999
American Recovery and Reinvestment
Act of 2009
The Brinson Foundation
Julius N. Frankel Foundation
Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
Searle Funds at the
Chicago Community Trust
$10,000–$24,999
The Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation
The Leo S. Guthman Fund
The Irving Harris Foundation
Illinois Arts Council
James S. Kemper Foundation
The MetLife Partners in
Arts Education Program
The Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust
The Rhoades Foundation
Sage Foundation
$5,000–$9,999
The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation
The Maurice and Bernice Goldblatt
Foundation, Inc.
John R. Halligan Charitable Fund
The Joyce Foundation
Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation
Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund
Dr. Scholl Foundation
Charles & M. R. Shapiro Foundation
The Siragusa Foundation
The Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation
$1,000–$4,999
Anonymous
Butler Family Foundation
City of Chicago Department of
Cultural Affairs
Modestus Bauer Foundation
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT
Artistic Director’s Society
$100,000 and above
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$50,000–$99,999
$25,000–$49,999
Anonymous (2)
Marge and Lew Collens
Timothy R. Schwertfeger and Gail Waller
$10,000–$24,999
Stephen Cerrone and Mary Cordero
Joyce and Bruce Chelberg
Joel and Katie Cory
Dirk Denison
Alfred L. McDougal and
Nancy Lauter McDougal
Joseph Nicholas
Byron and Judy Pollock
John and Jeanne Rowe
Mary Kay Shaw
Denise Stefan-Ginascol and
John Ginascol
Richard and Ann Tomlinson
Sallyan Windt
$5,000–$9,999
Anonymous
Joseph and Anne Bohne
Carolyn H. Clift
Edie and James Cloonan
Doris and Howard Conant
Pamela Crutchfield
Linda Hutson
Karen and Peter Lennon
Lois and Jon Mills
James F. Oates
Alyssa Rapp
William and Eleanor Revelle
DanceMakers
Sustaining DanceMakers
$2,500–$4,999
Sara Albrecht
Corinne E. Brophy
Kim Canning
Allan and Ellen Drebin
Mrs. Paul W. Guenzel
Trish Harper
Fay Hartog-Levin
Andrew and Dietrich Klevorn
George and Liz Krupp
Rachel Corn Kluge
David Mekemson and Irene Petruniak
John E. Miller, Jr.
Sally and Ted Miller
Ellis and Sally Regenbogen
Richard L. Rodes
Earl J. and Sandra Rusnak
(L-R) HSDC board member Linda Hutson, Sallyan Windt, and dancer Benjamin Wardell at
HSDC’s 2010 Spotlight Ball. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
Patrick J. Schieble
Karla Tessler Family Fund of the
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole
Marilee C. Unruh
Mark van Gorder, M.D.
The Zarcades Family Fund at
The San Diego Foundation
Premier DanceMakers
$1,000–$2,499
Anonymous (3)
Greg Albiero
Christine and Richard Beebe
Thomas Berry
George W. Blossom III
Christine and Paul Branstad
John and Leslie Henner Burns
Elizabeth Christie
Steven Collens
Jack Cooksey and Brenda Russell
Patti Eylar and Charlie Gardner
Carla J. Eyre and Peter F. Gallagher
Dr. Kate A. Feinstein
Mark Ferguson and
Elizabeth Yntema Ferguson
Madeline and Richard Halpern
Marty and Janet Kalin
Mark and Mary Ann Kaufman
Christine Knuth
Peter and Linda Krivkovich
Howard and Gail Lanznar
Sylvie Légère
Sheldon L. & Pearl R. Leibowitz Foundation
Jessica Kaplan Lundevall
Ron and Elise Magers
Rocco and Roxanne Martino
Daniel and Suzanne McCarthy
Patty and Mark McGrath
Sandra McNaughton
Diane E. Merna
Pamela G. Meyer
Clare Munana
Mr. and Mrs. Don Michael Randel
Sherry and Robert Reum
Benjamin and Betsy Reyes
Andrew and Tehemina Richardson
Janice Rodgers
Burton and Sheli Rosenberg
Jeffrey and Susan Rubenstein
Eric and Tammy Steele
Betty J. Straub
John Sweetwood
Greg and Anne Taubeneck
Kimberly K. Taylor
Kim Theiss
Jack and Niki Tovin
Mat Madison Turner
Michael S. Wehling
Kimberly A. White
DancePartners
$500–$999
Anonymous
Patrick H. Arbor
Arthur Ashley
Aurora and Jerome Austriaco
Janice Belzowski
Juliet and Peter Birnbaum
Jeanne Brett
Janice Y. Burnham and
Raymond B. Carney
John C. and Jane Colman
Tamara Cosentino
Hon. John and Pamela Cullerton
Beth I. Davis
Juan and Polly DeAngulo
Cindy M. Delmar
John Dolansky
Sharon M. Flanagan and Ross Buchanan
Julie L. Gentes
Elaine Gethers
Karen and Bill Goodyear
Joni Jacobsen
Linda and Bernard Kastory
Anne and John Kern
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kohn
Martin Koldyke Family Fund
Brian Lauterbach
SUPPOR
E X T R AO R D I N A RY S U P P O R T
E X T R AO R D I N A RY S U P P O R T
(L–R) HSDC Board President Marc Miller, HSDC dancers Pablo Piantino and Penny
Saunders and Chris Horsman at HSDC’s 2010 Spotlight Ball. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
Dr. John G. Lease
Lew and Laurie Leibowitz
Richard and Susan Lenny
Michael and Roslyn Lieb
Peggy Madden and Richard Philips
Julie and Scott Moller
Cynde Munzer
Sharon Oberlander
Nan Ochs
Kim Rice
Tricia Rooney and Ross Shelleman
Warner and Judy Rosenthal
Susan B. Rubnitz
Lauren and Steve Scheibe
Terry Schwartz
Morton and Carol Siegler
Mary Ellen Toll and William Heimann
Claudia Winkler
Gregg Yaeger
$250–$499
Anonymous
Donald Ablin
Shaofen Ai
Yuri and Olga Aronov
Denise and Duncan Ashurst
Michael Bailey
Lorraine and Randy Barba
Mara Baumgarten
Richard Baumgarten
Sandie Benen and William Chlebowski
Lawrence Berlin
Rachel Bishop
Nadalie Bosse
Greg Cameron and Greg Thompson
Joseph Cesarik
Alice and Bob Chrismer
Dr. and Mrs. L. Warwick Coppleson
Francesca DeBiase and
Jassem El Mahmoud
David and Katy Donovan
Philip and Marsha Dowd
John and Kathy A. Dunn
Joan and Warren Eagle
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Sidney and Sondra Berman Epstein
William Escamilla
Jim and Deb Ford
John and Mary Ann Foxley
Arthur L. Frank, M.D.
Ethel and Bill Gofen
Jeremy Halbreich
Albert and Christie Hanna
Patricia and O. J. Heestand
Frances and Michael Henkel
Elena Hines
Kevin Hitzeman
William and Vicki Hood
Leslie Hornig and David Kleeman
Sid Horton
Monique and Brad Howard
Michael Hruskocy
Bob and Sue Kluge
Brian and Elizabeth Kluge
Tim Lindsay
Tim and Paula Petrini Lynch
Donald L. MacCorquodale
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madorin
Stephen and Susan Bass Marcus
Shirley Miller
Beverly and Richard Moody
Charles Moore
Barry Moze
Peter O’Callaghan and Jocelyne Roy
Sheila Owens
Steve Palmquist and Kathryn Nuss
Jan Paszczykowski
Mr. and Mrs. F. Steven Pearl
and Family
Cathy Peponis
Viktoras Petroliunas
Peter and Eleanor Pollack
Andrew and Judy L. Porte
Eric and Arin Reeves
Ceri Reid
Myron Rogers and Joann Ricci
Ms. Joanna Rupp
Mike Schaeffer and Michelle Maton
Lisa Seilheimer
Neil Shact
Christopher and Jacqueline Stent
Patty Sternberg
Deborah and Kelly Stonebraker
Elaine R. Taylor
Mary Ann and Ray Tittle
Wayne F. Tjaden
Cynthia Vranas
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wanninger
Charles Whitver
Keven Wilder
James Wissinger
Robin Wold
Carolyn Yelton
In honor of Meg and
Tim Callahan
Nancy Heydemann
Kim Schaffer
Morton and Carol Siegler
HSDC appreciates the support of the
corporations, foundations and individuals
that contribute gifts up to $250 and
regrets the inability to list their names
due to space limitations.
In honor of Dave Mekemson and Irene
Petruniak
Peter and Andrea Friedman
ENDOWMENT FOR DANCER HEALTH
AND WELLNESS
In the summer of 2007, the Hubbard
Street Dance Center made a commitment
to creating and implementing a comprehensive plan to promote dancer health
and wellness. With an initial gift from
Meg and Tim Callahan, HSDC has created
an Endowment for Dancer Health and
Wellness to provide complete support for
the company’s wellness programs.
Health and Wellness
Annual Support
To learn more about the
Dancer Health and Wellness
Program, call Bill Melamed,
Director of External Affairs,
at 312-850-9744, ext. 127.
HONOR/MEMORIAL GIFTS
The following individuals made gifts to
celebrate important birthdays,
anniversaries or weddings, or to honor
the work of one of HSDC’s board
members or volunteers. Gifts were
also made in memory of loved ones or
friends, particularly if those individuals
inspired a love of dance in the donors.
HSDC gratefully acknowledges the following donors for their generous
support of the Annual Fund.
In honor of Sara Albrecht
In honor of Edie and
Jim Cloonan
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madorin
In honor of Marsha and Philip Dowd
Scott Payant
In honor of Sharon Flanagan
Therese Fauerbach
In honor of Marc Miller and Chris
Horsman
April K. Brazell and Donald J. Santoski
Beth I. Davis
David and Katy Donovan
In honor of Kathleen Okano
Arthur Mixon
In honor of Denise Stefan-Ginascol
Denise and Duncan Ashurst
Martin Grochala
In honor of Sallyan Windt
Susan Sultan
SPOTLIGHT BALL
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago gratefully acknowledges the support of the
following donors who made gifts to the
2010 Spotlight Ball.
$25,000 and above
Northern Trust
$15,000–$24,999
McDonald’s Corporation
$10,000–$14,999
Abbott
Blue Cross and Blue Shield Of Illinois
The Crown Family
Patti Eylar and Charles Gardner
Illinois Tool Works Inc.
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nichols
The PrivateBank
Sara Lee Corporation
Tim Schwertfeger and Gail Waller
John Ginascol
Richard F. Tomlinson II
$5,000–$9,999
Ariel Investments
AthletiCo
Baker & McKenzie
Baxter International Inc.
The Chicago Community Trust
Chilmark Partners
Phillip and Marsha Dowd
Exelon Corporation
Freeborn & Peters LLP/
Steven Hartmann
The Hammond Group at Merrill Lynch
Harris Bank
Ideal
Jenner & Block LLP
Jones Day
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Jim and Kay Mabie
McDermott, Will & Emery LLP
Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP
Russell Reynolds/Lyndon Taylor
Schiff Hardin LLP/Peter Rossiter
U.S. Equities Realty
USG Corporation/Sally and
Ellis Regenbogen
Wildman Harrold
Sallyan Windt
Winston & Strawn LLP/Bruce Braun
$2,500–$4,999
Davis & Hosfield Consulting LLP
Shawn M. Donnelley
Krueck & Sexton Architects
Loop Capital Markets
Mayer Brown LLP
Heather McWilliams
The Rise Group
Lauren Robishaw
Sidley Austin LLP
$1,000–$2,499
Advertising Resources, Inc./
Richard Ehrie
James L. Alexander
Aon Private Risk Management/Jason Ott
Assemblers, Inc./Joel Rosenbacher
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Sylvie and Paul Bateman
Joe and Anne Bohne
Allen and Mary Carter
Joyce Chelberg
Cohen Family Foundation
Joel and Katie Petric Cory
Patricia Cox
Dirk Denison Architects
Margaret Duncan
The Elysian
James Feldstein
Jeff and Jennifer Frient
The Irving Harris Foundation
Stephanie J. Hickman
Patricia J. Hurley/PJH &
Associates Inc.
Linda Hutson
Mary Jakocko
John Jawor
Rachel Corn Kluge and Scott Kluge
Merrillyn J. Kosier/Ariel Investment, LLC
David and Sherriann Manci
Nancy Lauter McDougal and Alfred
McDougal Charitable Fund
Miller Cooper & Co. Ltd.
James Mitchell
Maureen Mosh
Sylvia Neil and Daniel Fischel
Kathy and Joseph Nemmers
Kenneth R. Norgan
James F. Oates
Abby O’Neil and D. Joynes
Elizabeth Parker and Keith Crow
Cheryl and Gary Rabine
Reed Smith, LLP/Duane Sigelko
Mike Campbell pours for Pride Mountain Vineyards at HSDC’s third annual Twilight on
the Rooftop wine-tasting event. Photo by Robert F. Carl.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sacks
Dr. Patrick M. Sheahan
Ross Shelleman
Siebert Bradford Shank & Co., LLC
Barbara Slankard
Solomon Cordwell Buenz/
Deb and John Lahey
Michael Tiknis
Elizabeth B. Yntema
$250–$999
Brad Alves
John Anderson
Sherry Barrat
Grace Barry
Susan Bart
David Blowers
Patricia Booth
Nadalie Bosse and Larry Nettles
Karen and Bob Bressman
Corinne E. Brophy
Don Burke
Center On Halsted
Stephen Cerrone
Stuart Chanen and Julie Fenton
Joel T. Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Zach Egan
William Escamilla
Candace Fabri
Martin Gapshis
Carol and David Golder
Michael Grant and Carol McMahan
John and Heidi Grinney
David B. Hill III
Cindy Hoffman
Elizabeth and Mark Hurley
Caryn Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jensen
John Johnson
Gerard D. Kelly
Joe Klein
Jordan Klein
Bill Kurtis and Donna LaPietra
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jeffry Louis III
Rabbi Steven Stark Lowenstein
Ron and Elise Magers
Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. McKissack
Sandra McNaughton
Richard A. Melman/
Lettuce Entertain You
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moss
Scott Muyskens
Ozinga Ready Mix Concrete
Patty and Ken Pell
Jean Perkins
Patricia Petrowski
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pinsof
Christine Poggianti and
Lawrence Schulman
Linda Johnson Rice
Nancy Ross
David and Gabrielle Rousso
Jack and Dawn Rozran
Kathleen O’Hagan Scallan
Patrick J. Schieble
Dan Schwartz
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Carole and Gordon Segal
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shafer
Jeffrey Sharpe
Gregory Simoncini
Joan E. Steel
Fredric and Nikki Will Stein
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Stewart
Paul Svoboda
Theodore Tetzlaff
Jack and Niki Tovin
Jillian Tribbett
Susan and Bob Underwood
Lyman Welch
HSDC appreciates the support of
Spotlight Ball contributors of gifts up
to $250 and regrets the inability to list
their names due to space limitations.
MATCHING GIFTS
The following companies support
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
through their matching gift programs.
Akzo Nobel Inc.
Amsted Industries
BP Foundation
Bristol-Myers Squibb
CB Richard Ellis
Exelon Corporation
GE Foundation
Grainger, Inc. Matching Gifts
IBM Corporation
Johnson Controls Foundation
JPMorgan Chase
Kraft Foods
Sheldon L. & Pearl R. Leibowitz
Foundation
The John D. and
Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
MBIA Foundation, Inc
Robert R. McCormick Foundation
McDonald’s Corporation
Northern Trust
Polk Bros. Foundation
Sara Lee Foundation
Takeda Pharmaceuticals
SPECIAL SERVICES
Chapman and Cutler LLP
Bond Counsel
Donald I. Resnick, Jenner & Block
Legal Counsel
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Auditor
American Airlines
Official Airline
AthletiCo
Official Provider of Physical Therapy and
Occupational Therapy
Bottlenotes.com
Official Wine Sponsor
Chicago Athletic Clubs
Official Athletic Club
Communique Graphic Design
Design and Communication
Cramer-Krasselt
Official Advertising Agency for the
Spotlight Ball
Fortune Brands
Official Spirits Sponsor
Gemini Graphics, Inc.
Official Printer for the Spotlight Ball
HMS Media
Video Service
ImagineMedia LLC
Lead Raffle Sponsor
Todd Rosenberg Photography
Photography
Donna Williams
Kathleen Weber, M.D.
Simon Lee, M.D.
Nik Verma, M.D.
Midwest Orthopaedics
WORKNET Inc.,
Official Website Host of
hubbardstreetdance.com
CONTRIBUTED MATERIALS
AND SERVICES
Sara Albrecht
American Airlines
American Tango Institute
AthletiCo
Blackbird Vineyards
Body Dynamics
Bottega Del Vino Crystal
Bottlenotes.com
Corinne E. Brophy
Cannonball
Catering by Michael’s
Chateau Montelena Winery
Chicago Children’s Museum
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Dance Supply
Chicago White Sox
The Rose Collela Duo
Colony Capital, LLC
Corison Winery
Rosalie C. Cornew
Crocker & Starr Wines
The Dailey Method
DaVinci Group
Desert Rose Design
Domaine Chandon
Domaine Wine Storage &
Appreciation
Donelan Family Wines
Kim Donaldson
East Bank Storage
The Elysian
The Fairmont Chicago
Fisher Vineyards
Fitness Formula Clubs-Lincoln Park
Four Seasons Hotel Chicago
Gemini Graphics, Inc.
John Ginascol
Harmony Mind Body Fitness
Hart Davis Hart Wine Co.
Hilton Chicago
Hub 51
The Hyatt Lodge McDonald’s Campus
ImagineMedia LLC/Brad Alves
The James Chicago
Jewel Events Catering
Shannon Kinsella
Lincoln Park Athletic Club
Lincoln Park Zoo
Luca Luca
McDonald Hopkins, LLC
Miner Family Winery
Minibar
MK restaurant
Modus Operandi Cellars
mySpa
Nourished4Life
Parkways Foundation
Patz & Hall
Julie Pluss, Thai Yoga Massage
Larry Pogofsky
Pride Mountain Vineyards
Alyssa Rapp
Ritz Tango Café
Salon Duo
Edmund Schmelzle & Sons
Sepia/Emmanuel Nony
Ross Shelleman
Sandy Sifkas, RD, LDN
Spring Mountain Vineyard
Denise L. Stefan-Ginascol?
Marcia Tazioli
TheBestDressedList.com/Tom Kolovos
Two Hands Wines/MichaelTwelftree
Ventana Winery
Jim and France Vincent
Vineyard 29
Benjamin Wardell
WBEZ/Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!
Paul Wildermuth
HSDC appreciates the support of in-kind
contributors of gifts valued up to $250
and regrets the inability to list their
names due to space limitations.
ENDOWMENT FOR
ARTISTIC PROGRAMS
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago gratefully
acknowledges the generous support of
the following donors to the Endowment
for Artistic Programs, which was established with a generous grant from the
Ford Foundation.
$100,000 and above
Pamela Crutchfield
Josephine H. Deutsch Trust
The Ford Foundation
David Herro and Jay Franke
Jim and Kay Mabie
The John D. and
Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Hubbard Street 2 dancer Yarinet Restrepo performs a site-specific creation for the
50th anniversary gala of the Highland Park Art Center. Photo by Victoria Marchio.
Timothy R. Schwertfeger and
Gail Waller
$50,000–$99,999
Sara Albrecht
Deborah A. Bricker
Jack and Sandra Guthman
Earl J. and Sandra Rusnak
Eleanor Wood Prince
William N. Wood Prince
$25,000–$49,999
Mrs. Harold M. Florsheim
Averill and Bernard Leviton
Mr. Dale R. Machalleck
James F. Oates
Randy A. White
$10,000–$24,999
Dean Balice
Christopher J. and Kate Barber
Roger and Julie Baskes
Janice Y. Burnham and
Raymond B. Carney
Ms. Carolyn H. Clift
Joel and Katie Cory
Susan and Bryan Erler
Trudene Giesel
Mary Louise Gorno
Jacqueline A. Hurlbutt
Dina Norris and Steve Young
Ellis and Sally Regenbogen
William and Eleanor Revelle
Dana and Andre Rice
Warren D. Shifferd, Jr.
John Ginascol
Robert and Nancy Unglaub
Earl and Susan Webb
Sallyan Windt
$5,000–$9,999
Julia and Larry Antonatos
Thomas F. Barnum
The Sidney And June Barrows
Foundation
Corinne E. Brophy
Patti Eylar and Charlie Gardner
Carla Eyre
Judith Grubner and Craig Jobson
Linda Hutson
Pat Pulido Sanchez and
Manuel Sanchez
John B. and Dianne L. Schwartz
Dr. Ken Shanoff
Jack and Niki Tovin
Under $5,000
Kathy Catrambone
Tom and Lois Colberg
Elisabeth Geraghty
Jocelyn B. Hamlar and
Leighton J. Toney
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Jastromb
Todd E. Magazine
David Mekemson and Irene Petruniak
Maureen Mosh
Bill Nygren Foundation
Sheila Owens
Donald H. Ratner
Patrick J. Schieble
Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Shapiro
Richard B. Turner
Glenn Edgerton
Artistic Director
Jason D. Palmquist
Executive Director
Lou Conte
Founder
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Executive Committee
David G. Mekemson
Chair
Marc Miller
President
Maureen Mosh
Secretary
Camille Rudge
Treasurer
Ellis Regenbogen
Assistant Treasurer
Joseph Bohne
VP, Development
Meg Siegler Callahan
VP, Membership
Todd Magazine
VP, Marketing
Patrick Schieble
VP, Education &
Community Programs
Denise L. Stefan-Ginascol
Assistant VP, Development
VP, Facilities
Members At-Large
Karen Lennon
Immediate Past Chair
Carolyn Clift
Marge Collens+
Linda Hutson
Joni Jacobsen
Rachel Corn Kluge
Byron Pollock++
Jane Strauss
J. Randall White+
Directors
Sara Albrecht
Aurora Abella Austriaco
Corinne E. Brophy
Stephen J. Cerrone
Joel Cory
Juan DeAngulo
Allan Drebin
Carla Eyre
Paul Gignilliat
Michael A. Gorshe
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Judith L. Grubner
Frances Henkel
Anne Leyden
Betsy Stelle Morgan
James F. Oates+
Shelia Owens
Alyssa Rapp
Benjamin Reyes
Lauren Robishaw
Mary Kay Shaw
Ross Shelleman
Deborah Stonebraker
Lyndon Taylor
David Walters
Kimberly White
Advisory Board
John W. Ballantine+
Edie Cloonan++
Dirk Denison
Philip and Marsha Dowd
Sondra Berman Epstein+
Stanley M. Freehling
Charles R. Gardner
Sandra P. Guthman+
Averill Leviton
Larry Long
James Mabie
Alfred L. McDougal++
Marie E. O’Connor++
Timothy Schwertfeger++
Jack D. Tovin
Richard B. Turner
Sallyan Windt
William N. Wood Prince+
Pinchas Zukerman
+ Past Board Chair
++ Past Board President
HSDC DANCERS
Christian Broomhall
Jacqueline Burnett
Alejandro Cerrudo
Meredith Dincolo
Brian Enos
Kellie Epperheimer
Laura Halm
Jason Hortin
Ana Lopez
Terence Marling
Pablo Piantino
Alejandro Piris-Niño
Penny Saunders
Kevin Shannon
Jessica Tong
Benjamin Wardell
Robyn Mineko Williams
HS2 DANCERS
Stacey Aung
Ethan R. Kirschbaum
Alice Klock
Yarinet Restrepo
David Schultz
Eduardo Zuñiga
HS2 Apprentices
Isaiah Alatorre
Emily Nicolaou
PRODUCTION STAFF
Andrew Brown
Production Manager
Todd Clark
Production Manager/Lighting
Director
Gregory Etter
Production Manager/Lighting
Director
ARTISTIC STAFF
Lucas Crandall
Associate Artistic Director
Aprill C. Clements
Stage Manager/Properties
Master
Terence Marling
Rehearsal Director and
Artistic Associate
Kilroy G. Kundalini
Audio Engineer
Taryn Kaschock Russell
Director, HS2 and Artistic
Associate
Kristen Brogdon
Artistic Administrator
Anne Grove
Company Manager
Ishanee DeVas
Company Manager
Michelle Jacobs
Kemper Foundation Fellow
Cara Scrementi
Sophie Shackleton
Claire Elyse Curtis
Lydia Mokdessi
Artistic Administration Interns
Matt Miller
Production Coordinator
Stephan Panek
Head Carpenter
Emily Predny
Lighting Supervisor
Rebecca M. Shouse
Wardrobe Supervisor
Jennifer Schwann Ladd
Tour Wardrobe Supervisor
Branimira Ivanova
Danielle Kurz
Carol Miller
Sally Murray
Joycenette Richardson
Nathan Rohrer
Michelle Santoro
Amy Sobotta
Wardrobe Staff
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Administration
Tracy Shepherd
Director of Finance &
Administration, CFO
EDUCATION & COMMUNITY
PROGRAMS
Kathryn Humphreys
Director of Education &
Community Programs
Karine Provost
Office Manager
Kristen Gurbach Jacobsen
Community Programs
Coordinator
COMPANY ACCOMPANIST
Ty Boyle
Stacey Dent
Accounting Manager
COMPANY TEACHERS
Lucas Crandall
Meredith Dincolo
Glenn Edgerton
Terence Marling
Taryn Kaschock Russell
CHOREOGRAPHERS
Aszure Barton
Maurice Causey
Alejandro Cerrudo
Nacho Duato
Jorma Elo
Jonathan Fredrickson
Jirí Kylián
Gabrielle Lamb
Terence Marling
Choreographer Assistants
Jonathan Alsberry
Christophe Dozzi
Gerald Tibbs
Cristina Gallofré Vargas
Designers
Todd Clark
James F. Ingalls
Branimira Ivanova
Nete Joseph
Jirí Kylián
Fritz Masten
Matt Miller
Nicole Pearce
Nicholas Phillips
Laurel Shoemaker
Rebecca Shouse
Kees Tjeebes
Joke Visser
HS2 National Choreographic
Competition Winners
Samar Haddad King
Dominic Walsh
Edgar Zendejas
Laura White
Accounting Manager
Casey Mang
Lindsey Williams
Krista Ellensohn
Administrative Interns
Marketing
Janine Marino
Manager of Ticketing &
Patron Services
Erika Nelson
Marketing Manager
Farrah Williams
Manager of Communications
Randall Colburn
Ticketing Associate
Julie Carrico
Marketing Intern
Development
Martin J. Grochala
Director of Development
Sharon Barry
Associate Director of
Development
Blair Brown
Individual Giving Coordinator
Meg Cockrell
Manager of Individual Giving
Kalena Dickerson
Manager of Institutional
Grants
Samantha Ford
Development Associate &
Database Administrator
Lisa Hayden
Development Coordinator
Paula Petrini Lynch
Manager of Special Events
Jamie Wasielewski
Development Assistant
Rachel Wisthuff
Kemper Foundation Fellow
Kaitlin Johnson
Development Intern
Sinead Kimbrell
Manager of School Programs
Sarah McCarty
Program & Research
Coordinator
Louanne Smolin, Ed.D.
Research Consultant
Terence Marling*
Stephanie Martinez
Olumuyiwa Ojo
Labake Oyebanjo
Dionna Pridgeon
Wilfredo Rivera
Joanna Rosenthal
Taryn Kashock Russell*
Sarah Schafer
Molly Shanahan
Haley Stone
Jumaane Taylor
Trae Turner
Laura Wade
Jessica Wolfram
Sherry Zunker
Kellyn Jackson
Education Intern
*current or former HSDC/HS2
dancer/staff
Teaching Artists
Mandy Beck
Lisa DeMaio
Rachel Thorne Germond
Jessica Hudson
Cheryl Olendzski
Krista Reiter
Kristen Smiley
LCDS Accompanists
Barry Bennett
Evan Bivins
Ty Boyle
Diana Felistovich
Nadia Malinovski
Slava Mendelson
Cynthia Simone
Pat Spaeth
Ausrelle Stoniene
Arion Tanabe
Elena Tumanova
Vladislav Yevstratov
TOURING
Youth & Community
Programs
Keesha Beckford
Karen Castleman
Sarah Cullen Fuller
Shannon Johnson
M.K. Victorson
LOU CONTE DANCE STUDIO
Lou Conte
Founder
Claire Bataille
Director
LCDS Faculty
Katrina Amante
Francisco Avina*
Birute Barodicaite
Claire Bataille*
Nicole Betts
Amber Cook
Kym Costa
Chris Courtney
Kathleen Darley
Maliwan Diemer*
Jabowen Dixon
Ariane Dolan
Autumn Eckman*
Glenn Edgerton*
Patti Eylar
Veronica Guadalupe
Winifred Haun
Shannon Johnson
Rebecca Lemme
Dome Lorusso
Tammy Mader
North American Tour
Direction
Rena Shagan Associates, Inc.
Rena Shagan, President
16A W. 88th St.
New York, NY 10024
212-873-9700
[email protected]
2009–10 ANNUAL REPORT
Jill Chukerman
JAC Communications
Editor/Writer
Peggy Fink
Communiqué Graphic
Design
Designer
DIRECTORS & STAF
H S D C D I R E C TO R S & S TA F F
Kellie
Epperheimer
Terence Marling
Alejandro
Cerrudo
Laura Halm
Pablo Piantino
Meredith
Dincolo
Jason Hortin
Alejandro
Piris-Niño
Ana Lopez
Penny
Saunders
Benjamin
Wardell
Kevin
Shannon
Robyn Mineko
Williams
H S 2 DA N C E R S
Jessica Tong
Brian Enos
Stacey Aung
Alice Klock
Yarinet
Restrepo
HS2
APPRENT I CES
Ethan R.
Kirschbaum
David Schultz
Eduardo Zuñiga
Isaiah Alatorre
Emily Nicolaou
DANCER
HS DC DA N CERS
Jacqueline
Burnett
Christian
Broomhall

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