SEE/MOVE/LEARN - Hubbard Street Dance Chicago

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SEE/MOVE/LEARN
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MISSION
The core purpose of Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
is to bring artists, art and audiences together
to enrich, engage and change lives through the
experience of dance. The organization is comprised
of four components: 1) the professional performance
Company; 2) Hubbard Street 2 (HS2), the second
Company; 3) the Lou Conte Dance Studio (LCDS); and
4) Education & Community Programs.
*All photo captions for this report appear on page 47.
All photos by Todd Rosenberg, unless otherwise noted. Headshots by Cheryl Mann.
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A MESSAGE FROM HUBBARD STREET’S EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago’s 2010-11 season was a year when several
In 2009 Hubbard Street also traveled to Israel, where the Company met with
long-term artistic and financial investments came to fruition, leading to exciting
members of Tel Aviv’s Batsheva Dance Company, leading to one of the most
accomplishments we’re proud to share with the field of dance and Chicago’s cultural
culturally significant initiatives in Hubbard Street’s history. In March 2011, Hubbard
community. Hubbard Street is always building on our history to create pathways for
Street dedicated its Spring Series entirely to works by the choreographers
the future, with a focus on forging partnerships that deepen the impact of our work.
of Batsheva, with premieres by Artistic Director Ohad Naharin and House
In the 2010-11 season, several ongoing collaborations reached new levels.
Choreographer Sharon Eyal. A prominent civic committee formed to raise funds
Some of our most important artistic partners are other leading dance companies,
with whom we come together to create an international dialogue and awareness
around the revelatory contemporary dance coming out of Tel Aviv.
about the world’s varied types of dance. In the fall of 2010, Hubbard Street and
In addition to strengthening existing relationships with these leading international
Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT) together commissioned a new work, Malditos
companies, Hubbard Street also started a groundbreaking new collaboration
by Hubbard Street Resident Choreographer Alejandro Cerrudo, his sixth work
with another of America’s most prominent dance companies – Alonzo King
for Hubbard Street. NDTII also performed the piece, requiring an unusual, trans-
LINES Ballet. Hubbard Street received a coveted Joyce Award to commission
global creative process. Cerrudo traveled between The Hague and Chicago to
a new work by King for Hubbard Street and LINES Ballet to perform together
develop different portions of the dance based on each company’s distinct talents.
on stage. This work’s 2013 premiere will be the first time Hubbard Street has
This project is a direct result of Hubbard Street’s participation in the Holland
commissioned a work for both itself and another dance company.
Dance Festival in 2009 in honor of NDT’s 50th anniversary.
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to bring these works to Chicago audiences while engaging a wider audience
The 2010-11 season also marked the first year of a restructured touring schedule
Our committed family of funders supported these programs and their efforts,
focused on traveling to the nation’s most prestigious venues. The new works
along with those of our dedicated Staff and Board of Directors and an improving
created at Hubbard Street, such as Harold and the Purple Crayon: A Dance
financial environment, led to an increase in net assets for the first time since the
Adventure, inspired partnerships with venues including the Kennedy Center in
economic crisis. We look forward to the coming years, as we continue to build
Washington D.C., where it had its sold-out World Premiere. The main company
on these collaborations to find new ways to advance the art of dance and reach
also returned to the Kennedy Center for the first time in almost two decades, as
people throughout the city, country and world with this inspiring art form.
well as Cal Performances in Berkeley and theaters in Dallas, Miami, and Santiago,
Chile. Hubbard Street continued its relationships with Chicago’s other leading
cultural organizations, specifically the Art Institute of Chicago and the Chicago
Symphony Orchestra, reaching thousands of people through multi-disciplinary
Glenn Edgerton, Artistic Director
performances that brought fans of dance, music and visual art together.
Some of our longest lasting partnerships are those we have with local public
schools. In 2010-11, these partners came together in a new way through the
release of the Phase I research for our Movement as Partnership in-school
Jason D. Palmquist, Executive Director
residency program. This research supports our in-school work, as well as our
Youth Dance Program, which had its first full year of classes at the Hubbard Street
Dance Center in 2010-11. This program has already led to new relationships
Marc Miller, Board Chair
with other community organizations, such as the Chicago Children’s Museum,
who hosted a Winter Dance Camp for children in December 2010.
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MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago gratefully acknowledges the support of corporations, foundations and individuals who made contributions of
$25,000 or more during the 2010-11 season.
Meg and Tim Callahan
J.B. and M.K. Pritzker
Family Foundation
Marge and Lew Collens
Lauren Robishaw
The Crown Family
Sage Foundation
The Davee Foundation
Timothy R. Schwertfeger and
Gail Waller
Best Portion Foundation
Julius N. Frankel Foundation
Ellen and Paul Gignilliat
Searle Funds at
The Chicago Community Trust
Leo S. Guthman Fund
Jane and Michael Strauss
David Herro and Jay Franke
Denise Stefan-Ginascol and
John Ginascol
Hubbard Street also thanks these local and national government agencies
for their support.
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“I want my audiences to live in
the moment while watching my
work, and I want them to be
surprised. They should completely
forget their every day and dive
into a new world.”
Alejandro Cerrudo,
Hubbard Street Resident Choreographer and Dancer
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SEE
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Hubbard Street presented its eleventh annual Inside/Out Choreographic
Workshop, through which dancers and artistic staff choreographed works for
one another. Five of these choreographers were selected to have their work
During the 2010-11 Season, Hubbard Street performed for almost 84,000
further developed into full length pieces at Hubbard Street’s first-ever
people throughout the world:
danc(e)volve: New Works Festival in 2012.
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We presented four engagements at the Harris Theater in Millennium Park to
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more than 17,000 people including 1,044 subscribers.
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The main and second Companies performed nine world or regional
We housed three residencies with emerging choreographers who created
works for HS2 through the National Choreographic Competition.
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Hubbard Street’s 2010-11 touring schedule took the company to many
premieres by a diverse range of choreographers from master Nacho Duato
prestigious venues including the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., the
to ballet and hip hop artist Victor Quijada.
Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami, FL and Jacob’s Pillow in Becket, MA.
We completed our second year of a unique collaboration with the
Art Institute of Chicago and our eighth with the Chicago Symphony
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Orchestra, reaching nearly 20,000 people through collaborative
Hubbard Street is grateful to the following funders who supported
performances, lectures and events.
choreography throughout the year:
HS2 premiered Harold and the Purple Crayon: A Dance Adventure, based
on Crocket Johnson’s classic book, choreographed by Hubbard Street
Funder, Choreographic Fellowship
Rehearsal Director Terence Marling and main Company Dancer Robyn
Mineko Williams with music by Chicago native Andrew Bird.
Lead Corporate Sponsor of Choreographic Diversity
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F all S eries
PHYSIKAL LINGUISTIKS by Victor Quijada World Premiere
Arcangelo by Nacho Duato CHICAGO Premiere
Deep Down Dos by Alejandro Cerrudo Chicago Theatrical Premiere
Blanco by Alejandro Cerrudo CHICAGO Premiere
sponsors
Sara Albrecht
Individual Sponsor, Arcangelo
Camille and Kevin Rudge
Members of the Choreographer’s Circle, Arcangelo
Victor Quijada is a 2010 Princess Grace Awards Winner.
“..a clever fusion of bits of ballet, breakdance and
social dancing, with a few comic riffs of actual spoken
language and excursions outside ‘the fourth wall.’”
– Chicago Sun-Times in response to PHYSIKAL LINGUISTIKS
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WINT ER S eries
Malditos by Alejandro Cerrudo American Premiere
Getting there, staying here. by Samar Haddad King (performed by HS2) World Premiere
Tabula Rasa by Ohad Naharin
Petite Mort by Jirí Kylián
Sponsors
John and Caroline Ballantine
Dirk Denison
Marc Miller and Chris Horsman
Ellis and Sally Regenbogen
Members of the Choreographer’s Circle, Malditos
“[Malditos’] quality and novelty prove again that
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago’s resident choreographer
is inventive as well as prolific.” – Chicago Tribune
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S pring S eries :
C E L E BR A T I N G THE ART OF I SRAEL
Too Beaucoup by Sharon Eyal World Premiere
THREE TO MAX by Ohad Naharin company Premiere
sponsors
Exelon Corporation
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Series Co-Sponsors
Lead Individual Sponsors
Lisa and Randy White
Individual Sponsors
Richard L. Rhodes
Sandy Fisher in honor of
Byron and Judy Pollock
Members of the
Choreographer’s Circle
Grosvenor Capital Management L.P.
Elizabeth F. Cheney Foundation
GoodSmith, Gregg & Unruh, LLP
Sponsors, THREE TO MAX
Special support provided by the
Consulate General of Israel
to the Midwest.
“One thing must be made abundantly clear:
The Hubbard Street dancers are simply phenomenal.”
– Chicago Sun-Times
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CE L EBR AT ING T H E A RT O F I S RA E L
CIV IC C OMMIT T EE
Meg Siegler Callahan
Jane Strauss
Co-Chairs
M embers A t L arge :
Sara Albrecht
Tim Callahan
Marge Collens
Juan DeAngulo
Robert Eisenstadt
Daniel Elbaum
Orli Gil, Consul General of Israel to the Midwest
David Golder
Rabbi Samuel N. Gordon and Patty Gerstenblith
Jackie Kott-Wolle
State Representative Karen May
Rabbi Evan Moffic and Rabbi Ari Moffic
Lonnie Nasatir
Ellen Nathan
Rabbi Steven Stark-Lowenstein
Rabbi Michael P. Sternfield
Deborah Stonebraker
Michael Strauss
Lyndon Taylor
Abbe Temkin
Jill Weinberg
Patty White
Randy White
Melinda Wilson
Pinchas Zukerman
“In the midst of an excellent spring dance season,
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago brings down the house.”
– Time Out Chicago
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SUMMER S eries
Following the Subtle Current Upstream
by Alonzo King company Premiere
Untouched by Aszure Barton
27’52” by Jirí Kylián
sponsors
Joel and Katie Cory
J.B. And M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation
Lyndon and Daphne Taylor
Sponsors, Following the Subtle Current Upstream
“Alonzo King’s hypnotic work from 2000 goes on a
fast and furious journey, but it’s one ingeniously crafted
to merge lyricism, tension, harmony and drama into
one spell-binding whole.”
– Chicago Tribune in response to Following the Subtle Current Upstream
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“Hubbard Street artists echo the elegant
balance and air of the Art Institute’s
Griffin Court: one silent language
speaking to another, changing the space
forever, it seems, and us too, in our
experience of it.
In the galleries, with
or without music, a Ganesha figure or
O’Keeffe cloud, complemented by motion,
takes on a resonance that lingers long
after the dancers have gone. The impact
is beyond measure.”
Mary Sue Glosser
Creative Director, Lectures and Performances
Art Institute of Chicago
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PE R F O R M A N C E S W I TH THE
C H I C A G O SY M PHONY ORCH ESTRA
As few as 3000 by Alejandro Cerrudo World Premiere
Bohuslav Martin’s “Toccata e due canzone”
Conducted by Nicholas McGegan
Blanco by Alejandro Cerrudo
Mendelssohn’s Prelude in E Minor and Alkan’s
“Chanson de la folle au bord de la mer”
Music performed by Amy Briggs
Elusive Portraits by Edgar Zendejas (performed by HS2)
World Premiere
Part of the Kraft Family Matinee Series
Conducted by Dwayne Wolf
Performed to various music excerpts
sponsors
Bill and Orli Staley
Lead Individual Sponsors, As few as 3000
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Linda Hutson
Sallyan Windt
Members of the Choreographer’s Circle, As few as 3000
“Inside/Out helps with experimentation
because it is an environment that has
no pressure to create, but provides all
the tools to do so. It functions as a
choreographic laboratory where one can
put an idea on stage and see its results
without risking their reputation as a
choreographer. This freedom, coupled with
the availability of some of the best dancers
in the world is, to me, the definition of
experimentation at the highest level.”
Terence Marling, Rehearsal Director
Funder, Choreographic Development Initiative
Lauren Robishaw in Honor of Byron and Judy Pollock
Funders, Inside/Out Choreographic Workshop
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W O R L D PR E M I E R ES CREATED FOR H S2
B Y 20 10 N A T I O NA L CHOREOG RAPH I C
C O M PE T I T I O N WI NNERS
Elusive Portraits by Edgar Zendejas
Getting there, staying here. by Samar Haddad King
Nessuno by Dominic Walsh
sponsor
Butler Family Foundation
Funder, Hubbard Street 2
“The (second) company has really grown after
working with King, and it shows.”
– Ruminations by a Rogue Ballerina
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“After reading Harold’s adventures again
as an adult, I found myself immediately
making connections between how Harold
creates his own world with his purple
crayon and how we create new works
at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago. I hope
that this work will inspire children to use
their bodies along with their imaginations
to create and become more in-tune with
movement.”
Taryn Kaschock Russell, Director of HS2 and
Harold and the Purple Crayon: A Dance Adventure
Exclusive Corporate Sponsor,
Harold and the Purple Crayon: A Dance Adventure
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“Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
has transformed the what, why
and how of Mitchell Elementary
School.
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In a world of academia
that is trapped by high-
stakes, summative assessments,
my students escape towards
their true identities through
movement and dance.”
Luis Soria, Principal, Mitchell Elementary
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MOVE
In 2010-11, Hubbard Street offered a variety of opportunities for children,
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families, dance fans and professionals to learn and move together:
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We served 3,818 students and 208 teachers with in-school residencies,
amateurs to professionals at the Lou Conte Dance Studio.
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We rented the studio to a wide variety of local companies and national
interactive professional performances and professional development
entertainers including Harpo Studios, leading to several LCDS Scholarship
workshops.
students performing alongside Beyoncé at Oprah’s Surprise Spectacular
United Center show.
We partnered with four cultural organizations to serve 456 parents and
children with family workshops.
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We offered 70 dance classes per week to over 5,000 students from
60 Parkinson’s patients and family members participated in HSDC
Parkinson’s Project and patients reported improved mobility and a strong
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176 young dancers participated in our Summer Intensive and the Lou Conte
Dance Studio scholarship program, studying a wide variety of dance styles
and learning select Hubbard Street repertoire.
sense of social support.
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Hubbard Street’s Youth Dance Program reached more than 530 students.
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MAP OF
CH I CA GO L A N D
E ducation & C ommunit y P rograms
Partner Schools and Organiz ations
Focus Schools Initiative Partner Schools
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Movement as Partnership Program
Chicago Public Schools
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Burley Elementary (2)
Mitchell Elementary (5)
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McDade Elementary (3)
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2
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14
12
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5 4
16
6
11
8
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Talcott School (4)
Dance as an Art Form Schools
Clark Elementary (6)
New Field Elementary (10)
Faraday School (7)
Lycee Francais Chicago (15)
Sawyer Elementary (8)
Talman School (11)
Shoesmith Elementary (9)
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Greeley Elementary (1)
Family Workshop Partners
Movement as Partnership Program
Oak Park Public Schools
Art Institute of Chicago (16)
Beye School (12)
Chicago Botanical Gardens (18)
Hatch School (13)
Chicago Children’s Museum (19)
Whittier School (14)
Center on Halsted (17)
M ovement as P artnership :
Inq uir y . E vidence. R eflection .
Research Highlights
The following examples indicate areas where teachers evidenced growth in
self-reports:
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Teachers became more capable of creating lesson plans that encouraged
students to explore dance.
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Teachers experienced greater comfort in aligning dance curriculum
with other curricular areas.
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Teachers became more capable of using dance to support
academic subjects.
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Teachers experienced greater comfort in leading arts integrated
activities in the classroom.
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“There is nothing in medicine to
counteract the inexorable pace
of the disease (Parkinson’s). But
dance does offer hope that
structured movement, accompanied
by music, is in some real sense
restorative. Once we enter the
magic circle represented by those
who participate in the dance, we
forget the travail engendered by
the disease.”
HSDC Parkinson’s Project participant
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E d u cat ion & C o m m un i t y P ro g r a m s a r e s u pp o r t e d b y :
General Support
Movement As Partnership
Leading Foundation Supporter
Principal Corporate Contributor
Lead Community Partner
Principal Sponsor, Movement as Partnership
Program Chicago Public Schools
Helen Brach Foundation
Leo S. Guthman Fund
The MetLife Foundation Partners in Arts
Education Program
The MetLife Foundation Partners in Arts Education Program is
funded by MetLife Foundation and administered by the National
Guild for Community Arts Education.
HSDC Parkinson’s Project
Bank of America
The Crown Family
Focus Schools Initiative
Principal Sponsor, Movement as Partnership
Program Oak Park School District
Colonel Stanley R. McNeil Foundation,
Bank of America, N.A., Trustee
Lead Sponsor
The PrivateBank
Donald Ablin
Dr. Scholl Foundation
Warren Eagle
Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust
Leo S. Guthman Fund
Charles & M. R. Shapiro Foundation
Michael and Roslyn Lieb
The Siragusa Foundation
Dale Schlafer
Yuji Suzuki
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Funders
LOU CONTE DANCE STUDIO
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“I feel like both my brain and
body have been challenged in
immeasurable ways. Every one of
the teachers offered such wisdom,
one would be hard pressed not
to grow.”
Summer Intensive Student
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lou conte dance studio
S PO N S O R S
Jane Ellen Murray Foundation
Principal Contributor, Lou Conte Dance Studio
Official Provider of Dancer Health & Wellness Services
Official Athletic Clubs
Dancer Development Patron
The Patti Selander Eylar Scholarship Fund
Funder, LCDS Scholarship Program
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“I cannot say enough positive
things about my experience with
HS2. I learned to move in ways
I had never moved before. I
learned how to survive difficult
tours. I learned how to live as a
professional dancer and how to
be a confident artist, which is
really half the battle.”
Alice Klock, HS2 Dancer
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LEARN
Hubbard Street’s 2011 fiscal year was a turning point financially for the
Another large fundraising success was our annual Spotlight Ball, which
Company, as we started to see returns on investments leading to an increase
celebrated our multi-layered collaborations with cultural and community
in net assets. Hubbard Street reduced its operating deficit by 58% compared to
organizations and honored McDonald’s Corporation and legendary
FY2010. The deficit was partially composed of depreciation expenses that we
choreographer Twyla Tharp. The event raised more than $750,000 and
did not need cash to fund.
marked the beginning of a renewed relationship with Tharp, who returned to
Hubbard Street embarked on a series of new funding strategies in FY2011,
including developing project-based fundraising committees comprised of
individuals who have interests in specific programming and launching Harold
and the Purple Crayon: A Dance Adventure to tap into a new market for touring
revenue for HS2. These activities had much success – Celebrating the Art
of Israel (Spring Series) was one of the highest grossing series in Hubbard
Street’s history at the Harris with over $117,000 raised in earned revenue and
$212,000 raised in contributions, and Harold and the Purple Crayon performed
to sold-out audiences throughout the country, including performances that
were added in Chicago by popular demand. We expect to see continued
increases in revenue in 2012.
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Hubbard Street to create a new work for the company for the first time in 15
year to premiere in the 2011-12 season.
“My first show was maybe the most
memorable part of my first year at
Hubbard Street. I was filling in last
minute for someone in a part I had not
been studying in a piece I’d never seen.
The way that all of the other dancers
helped me with their words in rehearsals
and their eyes onstage during the
show really was a memorable experience. I
mean, how often do you have complete
strangers invest in your success and
genuinely help? It was then that I knew
this was a special place.”
Jesse Bechard, Hubbard Street Dancer
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FINANCIALS
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF AUGUST 31, 2011 AND 2010
Assets.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................2011
2010
Cash and equivalents.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................$201,176
$177,365
Pledges and accounts receivable............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 941,867761,407
Other current assets............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 402,985342,335
Net property and equipment................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4,298,7454,429,005
Other assets..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3,542,7113,379,181
Total Assets.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. $9,387,484 $9,089,293
Liabilities and Net Asset
$661,430
Current liabilities..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................$587,154 Long-term liabilities.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1,470,8681,487,670
Net assets, unrestricted......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................236,007552,177
Net assets, temporarily restricted...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3,665,1183,066,390
Net assets, permanently restricted.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3,428,3373,321,626
Total Liabilities and Net Assets............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ $9,387,484 $9,089,293
HUBBARD STREET
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STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES YEARS ENDED AUGUST 31, 2011 AND 2010
Revenues and Other Support
Performance Revenue..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................$1,407,305 $1,498,859
Contributions
Foundation, corporate, individual and government grants.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2,395,8101,972,518
Donated services and materials........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 316,131169,788
Gala & Special Events................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 829,033765,450
Lou Conte Dance Studio revenues and other income............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1,227,1431,078,678
Total Revenues and Other Support....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................$6,175,422 $5,485,293
Expenses
Program Service
$2,736,460
Performances................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ $2,721,242 Lou Conte Dance Studio.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................481,397473,636
Education Programs........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 325,211244,425
Support Service
Development...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................728,197580,417
Gala & Special Events.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 230,187267,817
Marketing.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................485,472511,616
Finance & Administration.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 791,917909,217
Facility & IT................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 310,481317,498
Total Expenses....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... $6,074,104 $6,041,086
Realized gain/(loss) on marketable securities............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17,31812,631
Unrealized gain/(loss) on marketable securities.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 270,633152,824
Change in Net Assets...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................$389,269 ($390,338)
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“As a choreographer, I get
to know and understand my
colleagues in a richer way. As a
dancer, I believe my work ethic
is more informed because I know
what it’s like to be on the
other side - put on the spot
and vulnerable.”
Jonathan Fredrickson, Hubbard Street Dancer and
2010 National Choreographic Competition Winner
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2010-11 EVENTS
Bold Moves for Bold Women
Spotlight Ball
Official Spirits Sponsor
Co-Sponsors
Preferred Caterer
Paul and Ellen Gignilliat
Sally and Ellis Regenbogen
Contributing Sponsors
Contributing Sponsors
Karen and Peter Lennon
Underwriters, Artistic Director Society Dinner
Citizens for John Cullerton
Comcast
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America
Funders
Event Partner
Official Advertising Agency
Official Printer
Official Airline
Official Wine Sponsor
Graphic Design
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“HS2, as an entity, finds its strength
in the diversity of its dancers, and
though skilled enough to work and move
together as one machine, each Company
member possesses his or her own unique
strengths. In the dance world, we are
often taught to conform to a certain
style, but HS2 has shown me that there
are many ways to be talented, passionate
and powerful on stage (and off), and
therein lies the magic of
this Company.”
Emilie Leriche, HS2 Apprentice
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EXTRAORDINARY SUPPORT
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, 2010 and August 31, 2011.
CORPORATE SUPPORT
$50,000 and above
Northern Trust
Sara Lee Foundation
Target
$25,000–$49,999
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Grosvenor Capital Management, L. P.
Harris Theatre for Music and Dance
$10,000–$24,999
Baker & McKenzie
Bank of America, Illinois
Exelon Corporation
GoodSmith Gregg & Unruh LLP
Illinois Tool Works, Inc.
$5,000–$9,999
Arnstein & Lehr LLP
BMO Harris Bank
MacNeal Physicians Group/
Lakefront Medical Associates
Nuveen Investments
The PrivateBank
Wessex 504 Corporation
$2,500–$4,999
Bottlenotes, Inc.
Comcast
movepak.com
Pharmaceutical Research and
Manufacturers of America
Priester Aviation
Russell Reynolds Associates
William Blair & Company
$1,000–$2,499
Amsted Industries
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Sahara Enterprises, Inc.
Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund
The Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust
Princess Grace Foundation- U.S.A.
The Rhoades Foundation
FOUNDATION &
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
$50,000 and above
Anonymous
Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur
Foundation
National Endowment for the Arts
Polk Bros. Foundation
Searle Funds at The Chicago
Community Trust
The Shubert Foundation
$5,000–$9,999
Anonymous
The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation
The Goldblatt Family Foundation
John R. Halligan Charitable Fund
Dr. Scholl Foundation
Charles & M. R. Shapiro Foundation
The Siragusa Foundation
The Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation
$25,000–$49,999
The Crown Family
Julius N. Frankel Foundation
Leo S. Guthman Fund
The Joyce Foundation
Prince Charitable Trusts
Sage Foundation
$10,000–$24,999
Anonymous
Helen Brach Foundation
The Irving Harris Foundation
Illinois Arts Council
James S. Kemper Foundation
Colonel Stanley R. McNeil Foundation,
Bank of America, N.A., Trustee
The MetLife Foundation Partners in
Arts Education Program
$1,000–$4,999
Anonymous (2)
Modestus Bauer Foundation
Butler Family Foundation
City of Chicago Department of
Cultural Affairs and Special Events
Walter and Karla Goldschmidt Foundation
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT
Artistic Director’s Society
$50,000–$99,999
$25,000–$49,999
J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation
Timothy R. Schwertfeger and Gail Waller
Denise Stefan-Ginascol and John Ginascol
$10,000–$24,999
Sara Albrecht
Stephen Cerrone and Mary Cordero
Joyce and Bruce Chelberg
Joel and Katie Cory
Dirk Denison
Jack and Sandra Guthman
Joan W. Harris
Jim and Kay Mabie
Lauren G. Robishaw
John and Jeanne Rowe
Bill and Orli Staley
Lyndon and Daphne Taylor
Richard and Ann Tomlinson
Randy and Lisa White
Elizabeth Yntema and Mark Ferguson
$5,000–$9,999
Anonymous
Carolyn H. Clift
Edie and James Cloonan
Allan and Ellen Drebin
Sidney and Sondra Berman Epstein
Patti Eylar
Carla J. Eyre and Peter F. Gallagher
Sandra Fisher
Linda Hutson
Joni Jacobsen
Joel and Diane Jastromb
Alfred L. McDougal and
Nancy Lauter McDougal
John E. Miller, Jr.
Lois and Jon Mills
James F. Oates
William and Eleanor Revelle
Benjamin and Betsy Reyes
Richard L. Rodes
Mary Kay Shaw
Mark van Gorder, M.D.
Sallyan Windt
DanceMakers
Sustaining DanceMakers
$2,500–$4,999
Anonymous (2)
Corinne E. Brophy
Hon. John and Pamela Cullerton
Patti Eylar and Charles Gardner
Joy Gendusa
Richard and Mary Gray
Paul W. and Elizabeth Guenzel
Trish Harper
Jessica Kaplan Lundevall
Andrew and Dietrich Klevorn
Sally and Ted Miller
Clare Muñana
Alyssa Rapp
Earl J. and Sandra Rusnak
The Zarcades Family Fund at
The San Diego Foundation
Premier DanceMakers
$1,000–$2,499
Anonymous (2)
Greg Albiero
Nancy and Michael Basofin
George W. Blossom III
Christine and Paul Branstad
Janice Y. Burnham and Raymond B. Carney
John and Leslie Henner Burns
Charles Capwell
Steven Collens
Mary Connelly
Jack Cooksey and Brenda Russell
Rachel Corn Kluge
Patricia Cox
Beth I. Davis
Dr. Kate A. Feinstein
Dr. Jana French and Mr. P. Gotsch
Carol and David Golder
Michael Grant and Carol McMahan
Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich Gross
Madeline and Richard Halpern
Frances and Michael Henkel
Estate of George T. Killoran Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knight
Christine Knuth
Koldyke Family Fund
George and Liz Krupp
Howard and Gail Lanznar
Sheldon L. & Pearl R. Leibowitz Foundation
Michael and Roslyn Lieb
Rabbi Steven Stark Lowenstein
Rocco and Roxanne Martino
Patty and Mark McGrath
Sandra McNaughton
David Mekemson and Irene Petruniak
Diane E. Merna
Pamela G. Meyer
Maureen Mosh
Michael O’Connor
Carol Prins and John H. Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Don Michael Randel
Burton and Sheli Rosenberg
Patrick J. Schieble
Bunny J. Selig
Ross Shelleman and Tricia Rooney
Morton and Carol Siegler
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Gregory Simoncini
Eric and Tammy Steele
Deborah and Kelly Stonebraker
Yuji Suzuki
John Sweetwood
Kimberly K. Taylor
Jack and Niki Tovin
Michael S. Wehling
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DancePartners
$500–$999
Sharon Barry and John Scholvin
Thomas Berry
Marlene Breslow-Blitstein
Jeanne Brett
Greg Cameron and Greg Thompson
Alice and Bob Chrismer
Cindy M. Delmar
Mr. and Mrs. Terence Donlin
Melinda Dunker
Nancie and Bruce Dunn
Joan and Warren Eagle
Pamela Eskra
Julie L. Gentes
Dr. Candice J. Hunter
Jacquith Family Foundation
Mel and Renee Katten
Peter and Linda Krivkovich
Lew and Laurie Leibowitz
Renee Logan
Joan Lovell
Tim and Paula Petrini Lynch
Peggy Madden and Richard Philips
Bill Melamed and Jamey Lundblad
Sarah Nolan
Marie E. O’Connor
Robert Ollis and Richard Gibbons
Steve Palmquist and Kathryn Nuss
Edward Potocek
Thomas and Cece Ricketts
Mr. and Mrs. David Rousso
Kathy and Thomas Shafer
Dawn Stanislaw
Fred Stein and Nikki Will Stein
Mary Ellen Toll and William Heimann
Mat Madison Turner
David Wolle and Jacqueline Kott-Wolle
$250–$499
Sheila and James Amend
Robert Arensman
Lorraine and Randy Barba
Steven Bashwiner
Lawrence Berlin
Linda Bierig
Judith and Philip D. Block III
John Blosser
Catherine and Jeff Bongiovanni
Joseph Cesarik
Lon Chow
Carol C. Coletta
Sandi Cooksey
Cindy M. Delmar
Dr. Michael Denson
Duane M. DesParte and John C. Schneider
Margaret Dolan
Kimberly Duncan
John Cochrane and Elizabeth Fama
Jim and Deb Ford
Arthur L. Frank, M.D.
Gilbert Ghez
Ethel and Bill Gofen
Vanessa Goh
Martin Grochala and Fred Reuland
Martijn and Alex Gronberger
Jill and Douglas Hirsch
Kevin Hitzeman
Terry and Todd Holzman
Leslie Hornig and David Kleeman
Sid Horton
Paul Larson
Katia Linnig
Cheri Lundin
Donald L. MacCorquodale
Charles Mackie
Karyn and Harry Madorin
Stephen and Susan Bass Marcus
Fred McMorris and Peg Underwood
Rabbis Ari and Evan Moffic
Mrs. Alberding Mohr
Beverly and Richard Moody
Charles Moore
Barry Moze
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nieminen
Julie O’Connell
Nancy Ochs
Mr. and Mrs. F. Steven Pearl and Family
Cathy Peponis
Karen Peters
Viktoras Petroliunas
Peter and Eleanor Pollack
Andrew and Judy L. Porte
Phyllis Propp
Marjorie Reed
Allan and Lynne Reich
Cathy Reiter
Jean E. Rolles
Warner and Judy Rosenthal
Ms. Bonnie Fry Rothman
Ms. Jocelyne Roy
Molly and Haskell Schiff
Bonnie and Roger Schmidt
Jordan Shields
Chris and Eric Strobel
Elaine R. Taylor
Wayne F. Tjaden
Paul Waas
Charles Whitver
Keven and Nick Wilder
Cynthia Winter and Nicholas Weingarten
Donnie Young
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.
HONOR/MEMORIAL GIFTS
Thank you to the following individuals who
made gifts to celebrate important birthdays,
anniversaries or weddings, or to honor
the work of one of Hubbard Street’s board
members or volunteers. Gifts were also
made in memory of a loved one or friend.
In honor of the 2010-11 LCDS
scholarship class
Patti Eylar
In memory of Jeffrey Bierig
Linda Bierig
In honor of Meg and Tim Callahan
Jill and Douglas Hirsch
Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Connor
Morton and Carol Siegler
David and Gabrielle Rousso
Davie Wolle and Jacqueline Knott-Wolle
In honor of Edie and Jim Cloonan
Karyn and Harry Madorin
In honor of Marge Collens
Terry and Todd Holzman
In honor of Dennis Edwards and Deb Davis
Kevin and Camille Rudge
In honor of the HSDC Dancers
Joan W. Harris
In honor of HSDC’s new website
In honor of Marc Miller and Chris Horsman
Beth I. Davis
In honor of Byron and Judy Pollock
Sandra Fisher
Lauren G. Robishaw
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 2011
Spotlight Ball.
$25,000 and above
McDonald’s Corporation
USG Corporation/Sally and Ellis Regenbogen
Walgreens Corporation
$10,000–$24,999
Abbott
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois
Patti Eylar and Charles Gardner
Illinois Tool Works Inc.
Jones Day
Rocco and Roxanne Martino
Sarah Nolan
Northern Trust
Reyes Holdings LLC
Lauren Robishaw
Sara Lee Corporation
SpencerStuart
UBS Financial Services
Wessex 504 Corporation
Elizabeth Yntema and Mark Ferguson
$5,000–$9,999
Advertising Resources, Inc./Richard Ehrie
AthletiCo
Bruce and Joyce Chelberg
Chilmark Partners
City Capital Advisors
Davis & Hosfield Consulting, LLC
Eisen Family
Exelon Corporation
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Jenner & Block LLP
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Jim and Kay Mabie
Mayer Brown LLP/Richard W. Shepro
James Mitchell
Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nichols
The PrivateBank
Reed Smith LLP/Duane Sigelko
Laura Regenbogen
Schiff Hardin LLP/Peter Rossiter
Sidley Austin LLP
Richard F. Tomlinson II
United States Gympsum Company
Watchell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz
Wildman Harrold
Winston & Strawn LLP
Wintrust Commercial Banking/
John Q. McKinnon
$2,500–$4,999
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Linda S. Buckley
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Ms. Bambi Holzer and Mr. M. Karr
Linda and Bernard Kastory
Linda and Peter Krivkovich
Krueck & Sexton Architects
Karen Leets
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Magers
The Rise Group
Kevin and Camille Rudge
Russell Reynolds Associates/Lyndon Taylor
Ms. Carleen Schreder and
Mr. Ralph Musicant
Mary Kay Shaw
Sidley Austin LLP
Kim Theiss
US Trust, Bank of America
Private Wealth Management
“Creating for Harold and the Purple
Crayon presented an excellent challenge.
We needed to make a dance that would
retain the quality and integrity of a
Hubbard Street Dance performance as well
as the attention of a 7-year-old. It was
a wonderful task to delve into the magic
of the iconic book and the imagination of
a child’s mind.”
Robyn Mineko Williams, Hubbard Street Dancer
and Choreographer of Harold and the Purple Crayon:
A Dance Adventure
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$1,000–$2,499
Sara Albrecht
Ariel Investments
Assemblers, Inc./Joel Rosenbacher
Mary Barcella
Joe and Anne Bohne
Corinne E. Brophy
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Burns
Bruce A. Carbonari
Joel and Katie Cory
Pamela Crutchfield
Discovery Services LLC
Margaret Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. John Dvork
Elaine and Donald Levinson/
Trabert & Hoeffer
William Escamilla
Richard Fleming
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Glazer
Mary S. Glosser
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Goodman
Michael Grant and Carol McMahan
Mr. John W. Grinney and
Ms. Heidi J. Westland
Bruce R. Hague
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Harrigan
Josephine Heindel
Caryn Jacobs
Mary Jakocko
John Lahey
Mr. and Mrs. Colum MacLeod
Mary Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McCarthy
John Q. McKinnon
John E. Miller
Maureen Mosh
James F. Oates
Jason Ott and Bill Larkin
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pfaff
Lisa Regenbogen
Dr. and Mrs. William Revelle
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roskovensky
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rozran
Mark Rush
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Scheibe
Ms. Mary Stowell
Mr. Peter Q. Thompson
Jack and Niki Tovin
Mr. and Mrs. Marco Weiss
$250–$999
Rebecca Adams
Heather Ahasic
James Allan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Avery
Paul Bateman
James Bennett
Rachel Bishop
Judith and Philip D. Block III
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Blowers
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bressman
Doug Brown
Nancy Brown
Scott Burt
Stephen Cerrone
Stuart Chanen
Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman
Joe Clayton
Cynthia Coleman
Ted Cornell
Mr. and Mrs. David Crowell
Elizabeth Cummings
Mr. and Mrs. William Daluga
Francesca DeBiase
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Drescher
Glenn Edgerton
Susan G. Feibus
Jason Felger
James Fiffer
Dave Garland
Carol and David Golder
Mr. and Mrs. Juan Luis Goujon
Jayne Hanauer
Julie Hasel
Frances Henkel
Mr. Clark Hess and Mrs. Lori Hess Pleiss
Mr. Peter Hood and Ms. C. Worley
Joshua and Faye Jacobs
Joni Jacobsen
Robal Johnson
Julie Kanak
Joanna Karatzas
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kozak
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larson
Brian Lee
Manolis Liodakes
Michael Lovallo
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lowes
Cheryl Mann
Anton Marano
Erin McInerney
Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. McNally
Sandra McNaughton
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Medanic
Dave Mekemson and Irene Petruniak
Bill Melamed
Gary Metzner
Robert Michels
Rabbis Ari and Evan Moffic
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moushey
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mumford
Robert Ollis
Carlos Otero
Sheila Owens
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Paris
Pattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury,
Hilliard & Geraldson LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pell
Ms. Pam Peters and Mr. M. Hughes
Shannon Petree
Randall Pickett
Patricia J. Hurley/PJH & Associates Inc.
Christine Poggianti and Lawrence Schulman
Jeff Rapp
Michael Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roselle
Nancy Ross
Richard Ryan
Patrick J. Schieble
John Schwind
Mark P. Sexton
Daniel Slattery
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Swift
Peter Taub
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Van Hooser
Steven Wiesenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Howie Wolfmark
Mr. and Mrs. David Wolle
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright
Mr. and Mrs. David Wuertz
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 program.
Amsted Industries
Bank of America Illinois
BP Foundation
The Chicago Community Trust
Eli Lilly and Company
Johnson Controls Foundation
JPMorgan Chase
McDonald’s Corporation
Northern Trust
Polk Bros. Foundation
Sara Lee Foundation
SPECIAL SERVICES
Allied Live
Advertising
American Airlines
Official Airline
AthletiCo
Official Provider of Physical
Therapy and Occupational Therapy
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Auditor
Bottlenotes.com
Official Wine Sponsor for the Spotlight Ball
Chapman and Cutler LLP
Bond Counsel
Chicago Athletic Clubs
Official Athletic Club
Classic Color
Official Printer for the
Spotlight Ball
Communiqúe Graphic Design
Graphic Design
Cramer-Krasselt
Official Advertising Agency
for the Spotlight Ball
Fortune Brands
Official Spirits Sponsor
Group Theater Tix
Group Sales
HMS Media
Video Service
The James
Preferred Hotel Partner
Jewell Events Catering
Preferred Caterer
KlearSky Solutions, LLC
Web Development and Design
Metropolitan Capital Bank
Provider of Financing and Banking Services
David Burke’s Primehouse
Petterino’s
Preferred Restaurant Partners
Donald I. Resnick, Jenner & Block
Legal Counsel
Todd Rosenberg Photography
Photography
Donna Williams
Kathleen Weber, M.D.
Simon Lee, M.D.
Nik Verma, M.D.
Midwest Orthopaedics
CONTRIBUTED MATERIALS AND
SERVICES
Anonymous
American Airlines
Argo Tea
Arthur Murray Dance Center
Art Institute of Chicago
AthletiCo
Barnett Vineyards
Mara Baumgarten
Bistronomics
The Black Duck Tavern and Grill
BlueCross Blue Shield of Illinois
Body Dynamics
David Boles
Bottega Del Vino Crystals
Broadway in Chicago
Bulgari
Candyality
Catering • Choclate/
Jay Schindler - Chef, Chocolatier
Chateau Marmont Hotel
Chateau Montelena Winery
The Chicago Architecture Foundation
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Children’s Museum
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Cut Steakhouse
The Chicago Ensemble
Chicago Film Tour
Chicago International Film Festival
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago White Sox
Communique Graphic Design/Peggy Fink
Jamie Constantine
Rachel Corn Kluge
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
David Yurman
DaVinci Group
Delle Amiche Salon
The Elysian
Fisher Vineyards
Flight Chicago
Four Seasons Hotel Chicago
Fox & Obel
Gemini Graphics, Inc
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Gene & Georgetti
Gibsons Restaurant Group
Goose Island Brew Co.
Christopher Griffin
Harmony Mind Body Fitness
Michael Harrigan
Harris Theater for Music and Dance
Hart Davis Hart Wine Co
Heritage Link Brands, LLC
Hilton Chicago
Hot Chocolate
Kathryn Humphreys
The James Chicago
The James New York
Jane Lipman Post
Jewell Events Catering
Michael Kraines
L2O
Laudi Vidni
Lincoln Park Athletic Club
Lincoln Park Zoo
Mandarin Oriental New York
Mastro’s Steakhouse
Meadowood Napa Valley
Mercadito Restaurants
Mireille’s Studio
The Naked Grape/E&J Gallo Winery
NBC
Neiman Marcus
one sixtyblue
Parkways Foundation and C3 Presents
Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
The Peninsula Chicago
Prada
Pride Mountain Vineyards
Prosecco
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Alyssa Rapp
The Ravinia Festival
The Red Canary
Renew Spa
Salon Duo
Edmund Schmelzle & Sons
The Second City Training Center
Segway Experience of Chicago, LLC
Sepia/Emmanuel Nony
Simon & Schuster
Spring Mountain Vineyards
Stella & Dot
Steppenwolf Theatre Company
The St. Regis San Francisco
Sunda – New Asian Restaurant
John Svoboda
Tampa Bay Rays
TASTE Committee
Technical/Production Subsidy Program at
the Harris Theater
Tru
Urban Oasis
USG Corporation
Victory Gardens Theater
Village Vines
Vosges Haut-Chocolat
WBEZ/Wait,Wait…Don’t Tell Me!
W Chicago Lakeshore
Marco Weiss
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
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
Jim and Kay Mabie
Timothy R. Schwertfeger and Gail Waller
The Ford Foundation
The John D. and Catherine T.
MacArthur Foundation
$50,000–$99,999
Sara Albrecht
Deborah A. Bricker
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
Joseph and Anne Bohne
Janice Y. Burnham and Raymond B. Carney
Ms. Carolyn H. Clift
Edie and James Cloonan
Joel and Katie Cory
Susan and Bryan Erler
Trudene Giesel
Mary Louise Gorno
Jacqueline A. Hurlbutt
Dina Norris and Steve Young
William and Eleanor Revelle
Dana and Andre Rice
Warren D. Shifferd, Jr.
Robert and Nancy Unglaub
Earl and Susan Webb
Sallyan Windt
$5,000–$9,999
Julia and Larry Antonatos
Thomas F. Barnum
Corinne E. Brophy
Patti Eylar and Charlie Gardner
Judith Grubner and Craig Jobson
Stephanie J. Hickman
Linda Hutson
Pat Pulido Sanchez and Manuel Sanchez
John B. and Dianne L. Schwartz
Dr. Ken Shanoff
The Sidney And June Barrows Foundation
Jack and Niki Tovin
Under $5,000
Kathy Catrambone
Tom and Lois Colberg
Rachel Corn Kluge
Elisabeth Geraghty
Jocelyn B. Hamlar and Leighton J. Toney
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Jastromb
David Mekemson and Irene Petruniak
Bill Nygren Foundation
Donald H. Ratner
Richard B. Turner
Todd E. Magazine
Maureen Mosh
Sheila Owens
Patrick J. Schieble
Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Shapiro
ENDOWMENT FOR DANCER HEALTH
AND WELLNESS
acknowledges the following donors for
their generous support of the Endowment
for Dancer Health and Wellness.
Joseph and Anne Bohne
HUB B ARD S T REET DANCE CHICAGO
(L-R) Jesse Bechard, Christian Broomhall, Jacqueline Burnett,
Alejandro Cerrudo, Meredith Dincolo, Kellie Epperheimer,
Jonathan Fredrickson, Laura Halm, Jason Hortin, Ana Lopez,
Pablo Piantino, Alejandro Piris-Niño, Penny Saunders, Kevin
Shannon, Jessica Tong, Benjamin Wardell, Robyn Mineko Williams
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hubbard S treet 2
(L-R) Jamal Rashann Callender, Alice Klock, Nicholas Korkos,
Yarinet Restrepo, Katie Scherman, David Schultz
Apprentices: (L-R) Emilie Leriche, Johnny McMillan
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HUBBARD STREET DIRECTORS AND STAFF
Glenn Edgerton
Artistic Director
Jason D. Palmquist
Executive Director
Lou Conte
Founder
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Executive Committee
Marc Miller
Chair Meg Siegler Callahan
President
Maureen Mosh
Secretary
Camille Rudge
Treasurer
Rachel Corn Kluge
Assistant Treasurer
David G. Mekemson
Immediate Past Chair
Jane Strauss
Assistant VP, Development Sara Albrecht
VP, Membership
Ellis Regenbogen VP, Education & Community Programs
VP, Facilities
Members At-Large
Marge Collens+
Linda Hutson
Karen Lennon+
Byron Pollock++
Patrick Scheible
Lyndon Taylor
J. Randall White+
Directors
Corinne E. Brophy
Stephen J. Cerrone
Carolyn Clift
Joel Cory
Juan DeAngulo
Allan Drebin
Carla Eyre
Paul Gignilliat Michael A. Gorshe
Judith L. Grubner
Stephanie J. Hickman
Frances Henkel
Joni Jacobsen
Anne Leyden
Betsy Stelle Morgan
James F. Oates+
Shelia Owens Alyssa Rapp
Benjamin Reyes
Lauren Robishaw
Mary Kay Shaw
Ross Shelleman
Deborah Stonebraker
Advisory Board
Sandra P. Guthman+
Chair
John W. Ballantine+
Edie Cloonan++
Dirk Denison Philip and Marsha Dowd
Sondra Berman Epstein+
Stanley M. Freehling
Charles R. Gardner
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
Cara Scrementi
Video Consultant
+ Past Board Chair
++ Past Board President
Kilroy G. Kundalini
Audio Engineer
ARTISTIC STAFF
Taryn Kaschock Russell
Director, HS2
Terence Marling
Rehearsal Director
Alejandro Cerrudo
Resident Choreographer
Kristen Brogdon
Artistic Administrator
Ishanee DeVas
Company Manager
Marisa Santiago
Artistic Administration Fellow
Ariana Rosada
Kemper Foundation Fellow
Barmey Ung
Kristian Brooks
Sarah Garren
Sarah Carusona
Artistic Administration Interns
HS2 APPRENTICES
Emilie Leriche
Johnny McMillan
PRODUCTION STAFF
Andrew Brown
Production Manager
Aprill C. Clements
Stage Manager/Properties Master
Matt Miller
Lighting Director
Stephan Panek
Head Carpenter
Emily Predny
Lighting Supervisor
Rebecca M. Shouse
Wardrobe Supervisor
Jennifer Schwann Ladd
Tour Wardrobe Supervisor
Branimira Ivanova
Carol Miller
Joycenette Richardson
Nathan Rohrer
Amy Sobotta
Constance Thome
Wardrobe Staff
COMPANY ACCOMPANISTS
Ty Boyle
Kyle Nelson
Arion Tanabe
Ausrele Stoniene
Robert Leone
Tatyana Nauwova
Hubert Clay
Patricia Spaeth
COMPANY TEACHERS
Meredith Dincolo
Glenn Edgerton
Terence Marling
Taryn Kaschock Russell
Yoshifumi Inao
Sharon Eyal
Alonzo King
Maira Simonetti
Jonathan Fredrickson
CHOREOGRPAHERS
Aszure Barton
Gaï Behar
Maurice Causey
Alejandro Cerrudo
Nacho Duato
Sharon Eyal
Alonzo King
Samar Haddad King
Jirí Kylián
Gabrielle Lamb
Terence Marling
Andrea Miller
Ohad Naharin
Victor Quijada
Dominic Walsh
Robin Mineko Williams
CHOREOGRAPHER ASSISTANTS
Jonathan Alsberry
Prince Credell
Yoshifumi Inao
Gerald Tibbs
Cristina Gallofré Vargas
DESIGNERS
Gaï Behar
Avi Yona Bueno
Joop Caboort
Yan Lee Chan
Nacho Duato
Sharon Eyal
Brad Fields
Branimira Ivanova
Jirí Kylián
Mari Kajiwara
Rakefet Levy
Ori Lichtik
Ohad Naharin
Fritz Masten
Matt Miller
Axel Morgenthaler
Nicole Pearce
Carlijn Petermeijer
Nicholas Phillips
Robert Rosenwasser
Laurel Shoemaker
Rebecca Shouse
Kees Tjebes
Vincent Vigilante
Joke Visser
Tom Visser
Ryan Wineinger
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HS2 NATIONAL CHOREOGRAPHIC
COMPETITION WINNERS
Maurya Kerr
Clébio Oliveira
Penny Saunders
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Administration
Tracy Shepherd
Director of Finance & Administration, CFO
Karine Provost
Manager of Pre-Professional Programs
Stacey Dent
Accounting Manager
Krista Ellensohn
Lisa Gonsiorek
Kyle Chapman
Administrative Interns
External Affairs
Bill Melamed
Director of External Affairs
Sharon Barry
Associate Director of Development
Colin Borck
Manager of Individual Giving
Kalena Dickerson
Manager of Institutional Grants
Janine Marino
Manager of Ticketing & Patron Services
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Erika Nelson
Marketing Manager
Paula Petrini Lynch
Manager of Special Events
Farrah Williams
Manager of Communications
Lisa Hayden
Development Coordinator
Jamie Wasielewski
Development Assistant
Christina Green
Matt de La Peña
Lauren Andorfer
Development Interns
Amanda Berrios
Melissa Carroll
Michelle Jacobs
Marketing Interns
EDUCATION & COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Kathryn Humphreys
Director of Education &
Community Programs
Sinead Kimbrell
Associate Director of Education
Sarah McCarty
Education Manger
Kristen Gurbach Jacobson
Youth & Community Programs Coordinator
Louanne Smolin, Ed.D.
Research Consultant
Kelsey Allison
Education Intern
Anne Laue-Minden
Bryan Conner
Kellyn Jackson
Work Study
Lead Teaching Artists
Mandy Beck
Jessica Hudson
Cheryl Olendzski
Assistant Teaching Artists
Jolene Bartley
Alitra Cartman
Heidi Landgraf
Krista Reiter
Kristen Smiley
Donnell Williams
Youth & Community Programs
Jolene Bartley
Mandy Beck
Karen Castleman*
Shannon Johnson
Cheryl Olendzki
Kristen Smiley
M.K. Victorson
HSDC’s Parkinson’s Program
Sarah Cullen Fuller
Kristen Gurbach Jacobson
LOU CONTE DANCE STUDIO
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
HSDC 2011
Shannon Johnson
Rebecca Lemme
Dome Lorusso
Tammy Mader
Terence Marling*
Stephanie Martinez
Olumuyiwa Ojo
Labake Oyebanjo
Dionna Pridgeon
Wilfredo Rivera
Joanna Rosenthal
Taryn Kaschock Russell*
Sarah Schafer
Molly Shanahan
Haley Stone
Jumaane Taylor
Trae Turner
Laura Wade
Jessica Wolfram
Sherry Zunker
*current or former HSDC/HS2 dancer/staff
LCDS Accompanists
Barry Bennett
Evan Bivins
Ty Boyle
Diana Felistovich
Nadia Malinovski
Slava Mendelson
Cynthia Simone
Pat Spaeth
Ausrelle Stoniene
Arion Tanabe
Elena Tumanova
TOURING
North American Tour Direction
Rena Shagan Associates, Inc.
Rena Shagan, President
16A W. 88th St.
New York, NY 10024
212-873-9700
[email protected]
2010-11 ANNUAL REPORT
Peggy Fink
Communiqué Graphic Design
Designer
Todd Rosenberg
Photographer (except where noted)/
headshots by Cheryl Mann
“My perspective on movement has
been completely re-informed by
my experiences in the Summer
Intensive and HS2. Being around
the caliber of artists at Hubbard
Street, my choreography has
been pushed to seek different
and exciting possibilities, allowing
me to further express my ideas
in a more sincere and lucid way.”
Johnny McMillan, HS2 Apprentice
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PHOTO CREDITS
All photos by Todd Rosenberg, unless otherwise noted. Headshots by Cheryl Mann.
PAGE 19: Michael Faraday Elementary School students.
COVER: Hubbard Street Dancers Kellie Epperheimer and Jesse Bechard in Alonzo King’s Following the
Subtle Current Upstream.
PAGE 22: CPS Professional Development Workshop.
PAGE 23: HSDC Parkinson’s Project participants.
PAGE 2: Hubbard Street Dancers Benjamin Wardell, Christian Broomhall and Alejandro Cerrudo in
Sharon Eyal’s Too Beaucoup.
PAGE 25: Tap Class participants during the Lou Conte Dance Studio’s Summer 2010 Open House.
PAGE 8: Hubbard Street Dancers Ana Lopez and Jacqueline Burnett in Arcangelo by Nacho Duato.
PAGE 26: Participant in Hubbard Street’s 2011 Summer Intensive.
PAGE 9: Hubbard Street Dancers Jacqueline Burnett and Jesse Bechard in Malditos by Alejandro Cerrudo.
PAGE 27: Lou Conte Dance Studio’s Summer 2010 Open House.
PAGE 10: Hubbard Street Dancers (front to back) Ana Lopez, Jessica Tong and Kellie Epperheimer in Ohad
Naharin’s THREE TO MAX.
PAGE 35: Photo 1 – Glenn Edgerton (Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Artistic Director) and Pamela Cullerton
(Honorary Chair of Bold Moves for Bold Women).
PAGE 11: Hubbard Street Dancer Kellie Epperheimer in Sharon Eyal’s Too Beaucoup.
PAGE 35: Photo 2 – Maureen Sippel, Dietrich Klevorn and Betsy Stelle Morgan (event co-chair and Partner,
Baker & McKenzie LLP. Baker & McKenzie was a Lead Sponsor of the event).
PAGE 12: Hubbard Street Dancer Meredith Dincolo in Alonzo King’s Following the Subtle Current Upstream.
PAGE 35: Photo 3 – Guests crowd the dance floor at the Spotlight Ball.
PAGE 13: Hubbard Street Dancers Penny Saunders and Jason Hortin at the Art Institute of Chicago.
PAGE 14: Hubbard Street Dancers Jesse Bechard and Ana Lopez in Alejandro Cerrudo’s As Few as 3000.
PAGE 15: Hubbard Street Dancers Jacqueline Burnett and David Schultz in Penny Saunders’ Berceuse.
PAGE 35: Photo 4 – Hubbard Street Founder Lou Conte presents a Spotlight Award to legendary American
choreographer Twyla Tharp at the Spotlight Ball.
PAGE 35: Photo 5 – Hubbard Street Board member Lyndon Taylor (managing director, Russell Reynolds
Associates) and playwright Regina Taylor.
PAGE 16: National Choreographic Competition winner Gabrielle Lamb on stage with Nicholas Korkos in
never did run smooth.
PAGE 35: Photo 6 – Dancers & Guests take to the floor at the start of a Flash Mob at the Spotlight Ball.
PAGE 17: Hubbard Street 2 Dancer Jamal Rashann Callender in Harold and the Purple Crayon:
A Dance Adventure.
PAGE 35: Photo 7 – Sharon Eyal (choreographer of the critically acclaimed Too Beaucoup), Dawn Miller
(The Chicago Council on Global Affairs) and Hubbard Street Board member Linda Hutson.
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