MARRIOTT THEATRE LINCOLNSHIRE, ILLINOIS“Hopelessly Devoted to You” and “You’re The One That I Want” by arrangement with Robert Stigwood 2.1.20 - 2.29.20 Grease.indd 2 1/21/20

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MARRIOTT THEATRETerry James, Executive ProducerAndy Hite, Lead Artistic DirectorAaron Thielen, Artistic Director

Present

Book, Music and Lyrics by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey

Set DesignJeffrey D. Kmiec

Costume Design Amanda Vander Byl

Lighting DesignJesse Klug

Sound Design Sarah Ortiz

Properties DesignSally Zack

Wig DesignMiguel A. Armstrong

Stage Manager Maegan Burnell

Production ManagerMeg Love

Music DirectorRyan T. Nelson

Choreographer William Carlos Angulo

Directed by Scott Weinstein

StarringJimmy Nicholas Leryn Turlington

“Grease” is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc., a Concord Theatricals Company

Curt Bouril Jonathan Butler-Duplessis Jack Cahill-Lemme Kelly Anne Clark Kevin Corbett Jake Elkins Bryan Eng Landree Fleming Jacquelyne Jones

Michael Kurowski Michelle Lauto Garrett Lutz Jessica Palkovic Billy Rude Allison Sill Kyra Sorce Tiffany T. Taylor Marco Tzunux Alaina Wis

MusicSupervisor

Patti Garwood

Intimacy Director

Tonia Sina

Assistant Director

Tasha Spear

Assistant Choreographer Emily Madigan

NY Casting Mungioli Theatricals

Arnold J. Mungiolo, CSA

“Hopelessly Devoted to You” and “You’re The One That I Want” by arrangement with Robert Stigwood


CASTMiss Lynch...........................................................................................Kelly Anne Clark*Patty Simcox ....................................................................................................Alaina Wis Eugene Florczyk .......................................................................................... Garrett Lutz*Jan ..........................................................................................................Tiffany T. TaylorMarty ....................................................................................................... Michelle Lauto*Betty Rizzo ........................................................................................... Jacquelyne Jones*Doody ................................................................................................. Michael Kurowski*Roger ................................................................................................................Jake ElkinsKenickie .................................................................................................... Kevin Corbett*Sonny LaTierri ..................................................................................Jack Cahill-Lemme*Frenchy .................................................................................................Landree Fleming*Sandy Dumbrowski .............................................................................. Leryn Turlington*Danny Zuko ...........................................................................................Jimmy Nicholas*Vince Fontaine ...............................................................................................Curt Bouril*Johnny Casino ................................................................................................ Billy Rude*Cha-Cha DiGregorio ..............................................................................Jessica Palkovic*Teen Angel .............................................................................Jonathan Butler-Duplessis*Ensemble .......................... Curt Bouril*, Jonathan Butler-Duplessis*, Jessica Palkovic*,

Billy Rude*, Allison Sill*, Kyra Sorce*, Marco Tzunux

Dance Captain: Kyra SorceFight Captain: Billy Rude

Intimacy Captain: Landree FlemingSwing: Bryan Eng

UNDERSTUDIESFor Miss Lynch, Jan, Frenchy: Allison Sill for Patty, Cha Cha: Kyra Sorce;

for Eugene, Doody, Johnny: Bryan Eng; for Roger: Marco Tzunux; for Marty:Jessica Palkovic; for Rizzo: Michelle Lauto; for Kenickie, Danny, Vince, Teen Angel:

Billy Rude; for Sonny: Garrett Lutz; for Sandy: Alaina Wis

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association

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MUSICAL NUMBERSACT I

“Alma Mater” ..................................................................................................... Company“Summer Nights” .................................................................Sandy, Danny and Company“Those Magic Changes” ..................................................................Doody and Company“Freddy, My Love” ....................................................................... Marty and Pink Ladies“Greased Lightnin’” ............................................................................ Kenickie and Guys“Rydell Fight Song” .................................................................................Sandy and Patty“Mooning” .................................................................................................. Roger and Jan“Look at Me, I’m Sandra Dee” .................................................................................Rizzo“We Go Together” ............................................................................................. Company

There will be one 15-minute intermission.

ACT II

“Shakin’ at the High School Hop” ..................................................................... Company“Hopelessly Devoted to You” ..................................................................................Sandy“Born to Hand Jive” ............................................................ Johnny Casino and Company“Beauty School Dropout” .........................................Teen Angel, Frenchy and Company“Alone at a Drive-In Movie” .................................................................................. Danny“Rock ‘n’ Roll Party Queen” .................................................................Doody and Roger“There are Worse Things I Could Do” .....................................................................Rizzo“Look at Me, I’m Sandra Dee” (reprise) .................................................................Sandy“You’re The One That I Want” .............................................................Danny and Sandy“We Go Together” (reprise) ............................................................................... Company

ORCHESTRAConductor/Keyboard: Patti Garwood

Tenor Saxophone: Chris Gemerchak; Tenor Saxophone: Brian Shannon;Electric Guitar: Buddy Fambro; Electric Guitar: Dan Peters;

Electric Bass: Trevor Jones; Drums: Andy Wilmoth

Musicians are members of the Chicago Federation of Musicians, Local 10-208.

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CAST

Jimmy Nicholas

Leryn Turlington

Curt Bouril

Jonathan Butler-Duplessis

Jack Cahill-Lemme

Kelly Anne Clark

Kevin Corbett

Jake Elkins

Landree Fleming

Jacquelyne Jones

Michael Kurowski

Michelle Lauto

Garrett Lutz

Jessica Palkovic

Billy Rude

Kyra Sorce

Tiffany T. Taylor

Marco Tzunux

Allison Sill

Alaina Wis

Bryan Eng



WHO’S WHO IN THE CAST

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JIMMY NICHOLAS (Danny Zuko) Jimmy is overjoyed to be coming home to Illinois and making his Marriott Theatre debut! Recent credits include- Broadway: The Book of Mormon (Elder Price standby). Broadway Workshop: Monopoly (Scotty Irons). Off-Broadway-Original Cast: Kragtar: An American Monster Musical (Speaker of the House, Jebediah), Gertrude Stein Saints (Winner of Overall Excellence at FringeNYC). Regional: The Perfect Mate (Pittsburgh CLO). Film: Fathers and Daughters, Gorenos, Not Cool. TV: “The Good Wife,” “The Break with Michelle Wolf,” “Instinct,” “Madam Secretary,” “The Chair.” Upcoming TV: “Next Great Hire.” Carnegie Mellon BFA. Instagram: @Jimmynicks. Podcast: Everything but the Kitchen Sink. Sending love and thanks to my teachers (who put up with me), my friends (who are too good for me), and my family (too big to individually name). Philippians 4:13.

LERYN TURLINGTON (Sandy Dumbrowski) Leryn is excited to be back at the Marriott Theatre where she was last seen in The Nutcracker and Velveteen Rabbit. Chicago credits: The Wizard of Oz (Dorothy Gale), Love’s Labor’s Lost at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre; Parade (Iola Stover) at Writers Theater; You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown (Sally Brown), Bye Bye Birdie (Kim McAfee), White Christmas (Rita, u/s Betty) at Drury Lane Theatre; Legally Blonde (Kate, Chutney, Elle u/s) at Paramount Theatre; HAIR (Chrissy) at Mercury Theatre; Grand Hotel (Flaemmchen) with Kokandy Productions. Leryn holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Theatre from FSU and makes up half of the jazz group Treble on the L (IG: @trebleonthel). She is represented by Stewart Talent. Love to Mom and Sara.

CURT BOURIL (Vince Fontaine, Ensemble) Broadway: The Boys in the Band (Booth Theatre), Beautiful (Sondheim Theatre), Accent on Youth (MTC), A Man for All Seasons (Roundabout). Off Broadway: Million Dollar Quartet (New World Stages), Regrets (MTC), The Guest at Central Park West (Workshop Theatre). Tours: First National Tour of Beautiful. Film: The Night Before, Friends and Romans, The Take. Television: “Dynasty,” “Blue Bloods,” “Deception,” “Shades of Blue,” “The Following,” “Person of Interest,” “Unforgettable,” “Law & Order SVU,” “30 Rock,” “Boardwalk Empire” (Winner Of 2012 SAG award for Best Ensemble), “Law & Order Criminal Intent,” “Royal Pains”. Graduate of the University of Iowa. Special thanks and love to his wife Kathleen and son Timmy for their constant support and bright smiles throughout the journey.

JONATHAN BUTLER-DUPLESSIS (Teen Angel, Ensemble) Other Marriott credits include Something Rotten, Ragtime, Sister Act, Man of La Mancha and Dreamgirls. Jonathan’s New York credits include: From My Hometown at the Molloy Theatre. Regional favorites include: Parade (Jim Conley) at the Writers Theater for which he won a Joseph Jefferson Award, The Music Man (Marcellus) at Goodman Theatre, Midsummer Night’s Dream (Snout) at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, The Little Mermaid (Sebastian) and In the Heights (Benny) at the Paramount Theater,

Big River (Jim) at Theatre at the Center, and Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom at Actor’s Theatre of Louisville. He has also appeared on episodes of “Empire” and “Chicago Med”. Jonathan graduated with his BFA in acting from The University of Illinois in 2010 and hails from Champaign IL. Jonathan would like to thank God and his family for bringing him this far.

JACK CAHILL-LEMME (Sonny LaTierri) Jack is thrilled to be returning to the Marriott Theatre! Recent credits include: Seussical and Junie B. Jones (Marriott Theatre), A Christmas Carol (Drury Lane Theatre), Letters Home (Griffin Theatre), and Grease (Merry-Go-Round Playhouse). Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Sean, and Meg & Co. Jack is proudly represented by Gray Talent Group.

KELLY ANNE CLARK (Miss Lynch) Marriott Theatre: I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change (Woman #1), The Pirates of Penzance (Mabel), Victor/Victoria (Norma Cassidy, Jeff Award), Peggy Sue Got Married, Baby, and How to Succeed (Rosemary). Theater for Young Audiences: Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and Rapunzel. Chicago credits include Beaches, Mame, The Goodbye Girl, Of Thee I Sing, Hello Dolly, and A Funny Thing Happened… (Jeff Nomination) at Drury Lane, and work at Goodman, Mercury Theater Chicago, Royal George, Northlight, Theater at The Center, Light Opera Works, First Folio, Oak Park Festival Theater and Illinois Theater Center. Off Broadway: I Love You, You’re Perfect… TV/Film Chicago Fire and “Teenage Ghost Punk”. BFA graduate of University of Michigan.

KEVIN CORBETT (Kenickie) This is Kevin’s first show at the Marriott Theatre. Other Chicago credits include Mamma Mia! (Drury Lane Theatre) and Newsies (Paramount Theatre). Film credits include New Money. Kevin is also a Motion Capture Performer for the Call of Duty franchise. BFA Acting University of Michigan. Love to the fam and Vic! Go Blue! @corbonthekobb

JAKE ELKINS (Roger) is excited to be making his Marriott Theatre Debut in Grease! Other Chicago Credits include Wizard of Oz, Mary Stuart (Chicago Shakesepare Theater), Machinal, and Birds of a Feather (Greenhouse Theater Center). He would like to thank his loving family and friends, especially his rockstar of a mother, for all of their support. Jake is a senior Musical Theatre student at North Central College and is represented by Gray Talent Group.

BRYAN ENG (Swing) is thrilled and grateful to be a part of the Grease company! Regional: Ever in the Glades (Kennedy Center), Tosca (Kennedy Center), Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (Lookingglass), Chimerica (Studio Theatre), Annual Gala (Ford’s Theatre). TV: Chicago Fire (NBC). As a musician, Bryan has orchestrated for Heather Headley, for Transcendence Theatre and the American Pops Orchestra. His debut album, 20, featuring his talents as a singer, pianist, orchestrator and arranger with a 27-piece jazz orchestra is now available. He would


WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTlike to thank his Mom, Dad, Natalie and Stewart Talent. bryaneng.com | @bryanengactor

LANDREE FLEMING (Frenchy, Intimacy Captain) is thrilled to play one of her favorite characters! Marriott Theatre credits include Madagascar, Pinkalicious, and Shrek. Selected credits include Kira in Xanadu with American Theatre Company, Penny in Hairspray with Paramount Theatre, and Ira Glass in a staged reading of Wait, Wait Don’t Kill Me at Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Regionally she was last seen playing Lycaena in Love and Other Fables at Theatre by the Sea. She’s also worked with Drury Lane Theatre, Griffin Theatre, Circle Theatre, Adventure Stage Chicago, Theatre at the Center, Kansas City Starlight Theatre and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. TV credits: “Chicago PD.” She performs stand up and plays a character in the hit Dungeons and Dragons podcast “Encounter Party.” Love to August and everyone involved.

JACQUELYNE JONES (Betty Rizzo) Jacquelyne is thrilled to be back at Marriott Theatre where she was last seen as Fiona in Shrek. Chicago credits: The Spitfire Grill (Jeff Award Nominee, Best Performer in a Musical, American Blues Theater) You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Drury Lane Theatre), Legally Blonde (Paramount Theatre), Sweeney Todd (Jeff Award Winner, Best Performer in a Musical, Theo Unique), Lizzie the Musical (Firebrand Theatre), Company (Writers Theater), Heathers the Musical (Kokandy

Productions), The Gilded Age (City Lit Theater) and Pericles (Chicago Shakespeare Theater) among others. Regional credits: Sweeney Todd co-starring Jeff McCarthy (Utah Rep), West Coast Tour of One Nation (American Heritage Orchestra) and Pump Boys and Dinettes (Timberlake Playhouse). Love to my favorite greaser, Drew, and this amazing company!

MICHAEL KUROWSKI (Doody) This is Michael’s Marriott Theatre debut! Michael has been working around Chicago theaters since 2013. He was most recently seen as Crutchie in Newsies at The Paramount Theater in Aurora. Other notable theatrical credits include: Once (National Tour), Peter Pan: A Musical Adventure! (Chicago Shakespeare), Jerry Lee Lewis in Million Dollar Quartet (Theater at the Center), Once (Paramount Theater), Million Dollar Quartet (Paramount Theater), Posh (Steep Theater), as well as the guitar technician for John Doyle’s August Rush. TV: Clint Eastwood’s “Gran Torino,” “Chicago Fire,” as well as HBO’s upcoming “Lovecraft Country.” Go to michaelkurowski.net for updates on his upcoming EP “Almost Positive!” Michael is a proud peacock of Paonessa Talent Agency! Dedicated to my favorite Pink Lady, Mary.

MICHELLE LAUTO (Marty) Marriott Theatre: Oklahoma!, Ragtime, Seussical. Other Chicago Credits include: Spamilton (Forbidden Broadway, 2017 Jeff Award-Best Actress in a Revue), Sunset Boulevard, and


WHO’S WHO IN THE CASTIn The Heights (Porchlight Music Theatre). Michelle is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association and SAG-AFTRA and is represented by Stewart Talent. @michellelauto www.michellelauto.com

GARRETT LUTZ (Eugene Florczyk) is thrilled to return to the Marriott Theatre stage for Grease! Chicago credits include: Spring Awakening and Newsies (Marriott Theater), Cabaret (Paramount Theatre), The Music Man (Goodman Theatre), Shakespeare in the Parks: Twelfth Night, Short Shakespeare: Macbeth, and Madagascar (Chicago Shakespeare Theatre), Three Sisters (Steppenwolf Theater Co, Big River and Ghost (Theatre at the Center), James and the Giant Peach (Drury Lane Theatre), Urinetown and Dogfight (BoHo Theatre Ensemble), Heathers and The Full Monty (Kokandy Productions/ Jeff Award Nominated Lead Actor), A Marvin Hamlisch Songbook (Theo Ubique Cabaret Theater), Triumph of Love (Music Theater Company), and The Reckoning of Kit and Little Boots (First Floor Theater). He is represented by Shirley Hamilton Inc and received his Bachelor of Arts Degree at North Central College. Love and thanks to his friends and family!

JESSICA PALKOVIC (Cha-Cha DiGregorio, Ensemble) Jessi is so excited to be making her Marriott Theatre debut! She is an alumna of CCPA and a recent graduate of Western Illinois University (BFA Musical Theatre). Credits: Paramount Theatre - Cabaret (Texas),

The Wizard of Oz (Ensemble, U/S Dorothy Gale), The Producers (Ensemble), Newsies (Swing, U/S Hannah), Timber Lake Playhouse- Les Misérables, Joseph, Young Frankenstein; Western Illinois University - Spelling Bee (Marcy), She Kills Monsters (Farrah). Love and thanks to her family and friends! Represented by Gray Talent Group. @jessicapalkovic

BILLY RUDE (Johnny Casino, Ensemble, Fight Captain) Billy is excited to hit the stage at Marriott Theatre having previously understudied Murder for Two. Other credits include: “Jerry Lee Lewis” Million Dollar Quartet (National Tour), “Joe Gillis” Sunset Boulevard (Porchlight Music Theatre), “Mons. D’Arque” Beauty and The Beast (Drury Lane Oakbrook), “Jeffrey Davis” The Civility of Albert Cashier (Jeff Award Nomination, Permoveo Productions). Film and TV: “Jeffries” Chicago PD (NBC). Billy is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association- follow his performance schedule, production photos, news updates and adventures at www.billyrude.com and @billy_rude.

ALLISON SILL (Ensemble) is thrilled to be back at the Marriott Theatre! Marriott Theatre credits include: Madagascar, Oliver!, Darling Grenadine, Junie B. Jones, Pinkalicious, Honeymoon in Vegas, She Loves Me, and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Other credits include: Sofia in Miracle (Royal George Theatre); April in Company (Venus Cabaret Theater); A Wonderful Life and All Shook Up (Theatre


WHO’S WHOat the Center); Laurey in Oklahoma! (Paramount Theatre); Ulla in The Producers (Mercury Theater Chicago); Camelot, Les Misérables, and Inga in Young Frankenstein (Drury Lane Oakbrook); Rose in The Secret Garden (Court Theatre); and Seussical (Chicago Shakespeare Theater). Allison is a proud graduate of Ball State University. Endless thanks to the entire team at the Marriott for this incredible opportunity and to my family for their love and support.

KYRA SORCE (Ensemble, Dance Captain) is stoked to be back at the Marriott Theatre and home from a three-month tour in Tokyo, Japan! Performance credits include; Oklahoma!, Sweet Charity (Marriott Theatre), Graziella in West Side Story (Lyric Opera), Ensemble and Uds. Anita in West Side Story (IHI Stage Around Tokyo, Japan), Mamma Mia! (Drury Lane Theatre), Symphony of Psalms with Netherlands Dans Theatre (Dorothy Chandler Pavilion), Lysistrata Jones (Refuge Theatre Project), Chess (Porchlight Music Theatre), West Side Story, Mamma Mia!, Newsies (Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre), and the Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival. Nothing but love and gratitude to her Mom, Dad, and all of her friends and teachers supporting her. @Malibu_Chicken www.kyrasorce.com represented @GrayTalentGroup!

TIFFANY T. TAYLOR (Jan) Tiffany is thrilled to be making her Marriott Theatre debut! Recent credits include the Chicago premiere of Head Over Heels

(Kokandy Productions); A Man of No Importance (Pride Films and Plays); New Faces Sing Broadway 1964 (Porchlight Music Theatre); Spring Awakening (Blank Theatre Company). Tiffany received her BFA in Musical Theatre from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University this past May and is proudly represented by DDO Artists Agency. For mom. IG: @tiffanyttaylor, tiffanyttaylor.com.

MARCO TZUNUX (Ensemble) South Florida native. Chicago transplant. Regional credits include: NEWSIES at Skylight Music Theater (Jack Kelly), Gypsy at Porchlight Music Theater (Tulsa), Hello Again at Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre (Young Thing), Seussical at Drury Lane in Oakbrook (Wickersham Brother), TRU at Greenhouse Theater (Thomas/Gabe), Altar Boyz at Theo Ubique Cabaret Theater (Juan), HAIR at Mercury Theater Chicago (Tribe), Head Over Heels at Kokandy Productions (Ensemble), The Producers at Paramount Theatre (Ensemble). TV/Commercial: “There’s Good Inside” (national Method soap TV spot), IL Lottery (regional TV spot), Chicago Fire (“Aaron”). @marquitolay #representationmatters

ALAINA WIS (Patty Simcox) is thrilled to make her Marriott Theatre debut! Regional: The Addams Family, Emma! a pop musical & Tenderly (Williams Street Rep); A Funny Thing…Forum & A Christmas Carol (MPAC). International: Mickey and the Wondrous Book (Elsa, Ariel, Rapunzel), Hong Kong Disneyland.


WHO’S WHOVoiceover: PepsiCo, Macy’s, Estée Lauder (Digital), Inspirato (National TV). On-Camera: Clorox SOS Vs. Brillo Showdown. BFA Musical Theatre, UArts. Thanks Mom & Dad! Instagram: @belleieve Phil. 4:13

JIM JACOBS (Book, Music and Lyrics) Jacobs, who created Grease (in 1970) with Warren Casey, was born and raised on the mean streets of Chicago’s far northwest side. During the golden era of rock ‘n’ roll (1956-1960) he was a guitar-playing “greaser” student at Taft High School. In 1963, Jacobs met Warren Casey when they were both cast in a local theatre production of A Shot in the Dark. Seven years later they wrote what was to become one of the greatest musicals of all time. Grease opened in 1971 in a former trolley barn called the Kingston Mines Theatre in Chicago. A year later, Grease made it to Broadway and “Greasemania” took off, resulting in one of the longest running shows in Broadway history. The 1978 movie became and remains the highest grossing movie musical of all time. Originally an actor, Jacobs has been seen on television, in motion pictures, regional theatre, national tours, and on Broadway. He is the co-author of several other plays and musicals including Island of Lost Coeds, a musical spoof of the low budget sci-fi/horror/jungle movies of the 1950s, which he wrote with Warren Casey. In May 2014, Mr. Jacobs was presented with an honorary doctorate degree

from Columbia College in Chicago. He currently resides in Southern California and remains active in the theatre, especially with the American Theatre Company of Chicago.

WARREN CASEY (Book, Music and Lyrics) was born in Yonkers, New York, and attended Syracuse University. During the late ‘50s, he learned all about “greasers” while working as an art teacher in upstate New York. He moved to Chicago in 1962, where he hoped to pursue an acting career. He appeared in dozens of productions, including creating the role of Bernie Litko in David Mamet’s Sexual Perversity in Chicago. He supported himself with jobs in retail, including working as an assistant manager of a chain of apparel stores, and as a record salesman. In the meantime, he taught himself how to play the guitar and began writing songs. Mr. Casey acted with the Chicago Stage Guild (where he met Jim Jacobs), the Old Town Players, and the Kingston Mines Theatre. The latter company staged the original production of Grease which he wrote with Jim Jacobs. After the incredible success of both the musical and the movie, the two collaborated on Island of Lost Coeds, a musical satire of the B-movies of the 1950s. Mr. Casey died in 1988.

SCOTT WEINSTEIN (Director) is thrilled to return to the Marriott Theatre where he previously directed Something Rotten!, Murder For Two, Shrek and the world premiere of Cinderella...After The Ball among


WHO’S WHOothers. Based in New York and Chicago, Scott is a multiple Jeff Award winning director, most recently for his newly conceived chamber version of Ragtime with Griffin Theatre where he is a company member. Other favorite credits include Violet (Jeff Nom - Best Director) and Titanic (Jeff Nom - Best Director, Production) both with Griffin; Rock of Ages (Drury Lane Theatre); Becky Shaw and Noises Off (Windy City Playhouse - Jeff Nom); Rent at Theo Ubique (Jeff Award - Best Director, Best Musical); She Kills Monsters (Steppenwolf Theatre Garage Rep); Seussical (Chicago Shakespeare Theater); Million Dollar Quartet (Fingerlakes Music Theatre Festival, Phoenix Theatre, Village Theatre); Upright Grand (Citadel Theatre) and the world premieres of Baristas (New York International Fringe Festival), The Enlightenment of Percival Von Schmootz and Knights of The Sales Office (Adirondack Theatre Festival). He is a company member with Redtwist Theatre where he has directed Frost/Nixon, Circle Mirror Transformation and The Drawer Boy among others. Scott is the recipient of a Berkshire Theatre Festival Directing Fellowship and a Stage Directors and Choreographers Observership. He was the Associate and Resident Director for the Broadway National Tour, Las Vegas and Chicago productions of Million Dollar Quartet. He directs the resident production on Norwegian Cruise Lines as well as regional productions across the country. He has developed new work at Pittsburgh CLO, The American Music Theatre Project, The Marriott Theatre,

Route 66 Theatre, Porchlight Theatre and others. Proud graduate of Northwestern University and member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society. www.ScottGWeinstein.com

WILLIAM CARLOS ANGULO (Choreographer) happily returns to Marriott where he choreographed Footloose, Seussical, Shrek, and Bridges of Madison County. Other choreography includes Ars Nova, The Public Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Portland Center Stage, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Cincinnati Playhouse in The Park, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Seattle Repertory Theatre, and more. He was honored with a Jeff Award for his revisionist choreography in Paramount Theatre’s West Side Story and an ALTA Award for his choreography in La Havana Madrid at Steppenwolf 1700 and Goodman Theatre. He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre and Drama from Indiana University, and he studied on scholarship at Hubbard Street Dance Center and Ballet Chicago.

RYAN T. NELSON (Music Director) is a Lecturer in Music Theatre for the School of Communication at Northwestern University and Music Director for Northwestern’s Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts. He also serves as Music Supervisor for the American Music Theatre Project (AMTP) and the famed “Waa-Mu” show. Ryan is the Resident Music Director at Chicago’s Marriott Theatre,


WHO’S WHOwhere he has music directed dozens of productions, including the world premieres of October Sky, Hero, Andrew Lloyd Webber: Now And Forever and For The Boys. In 2016, Ryan won the Jeff Award for Music Direction for Man of La Mancha, and his work on A Chorus Line and The Light in the Piazza at the Marriott were both recognized with Jeff Award nominations for excellence in Chicago theatre.

TERRY JAMES (Executive Producer) has been associated with the Marriott Theatre for more than 35 years. Originally from New York, as a professional actor he first appeared at the Marriott Theatre in 1982 and eventually settled in Chicago. After more than 20 years on stage, he became the resident musical director for the Marriott Theatre in the 1990’s; Associate Producer in 1992; and Executive Producer in 2000. Mr. James has continued the Marriott Theatre’s long commitment to fostering new works including last season’s Darling Grenadine, October Sky by Aaron Thielen and Michael Mahler (creative team of HERO) as well as recent premieres of Now & Forever: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber (2013), HERO (2012), For the Boys (2011), The Bowery Boys (2008/09), Married Alive! (2007), All Night Strut (2006/07), Once Upon A Time in New Jersey (2006) and numerous others. The Marriott Theatre has become a prime venue for launching many Broadway shows into the regional market with such acclaimed productions as last season’s Something Rotten!, Honeymoon in Vegas, The Bridges of Madison County, Mary Poppins, 9 to 5, Hairspray, Cats, Miss Saigon, Sunset Boulevard, Beauty and the Beast, and Les Misérables, among others. Special gratitude and thanks to our family of subscribers for their incredible support, and for making us your Marriott Theatre!

ANDY HITE (Lead Artistic Director) began his affiliation with Marriott Theatre as an actor in 2000. Two years later he joined the artistic team as Assistant to the Artistic Director, and is now ecstatic to hold the position of Artistic Director in this great theatre. As Artistic Director he has had the pleasure to oversee numerous critically acclaimed productions. Most recently he helmed Cats, On the Town, The King and I and City of Angels. Prior to joining Marriott Theatre, Andy enjoyed an award winning acting career in Chicago and was fortunate to be able to work with companies such as Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Drury Lane Oak-brook Theatre, Northlight Theatre, The Auditorium Theatre, and, of course, Marriott Theatre. Mr. Hite also teaches acting and audition workshops for musical theatre. His greatest accomplishments are twins Rowan and Sylvie, and wife Sasha.

AARON THIELEN (Artistic Director) Thielen has long been an advocate for the creation of new musicals. Most recently he and Michael Mahler wrote OCTOBER SKY the Musical that had its World Premiere at Marriott Theatre in 2015. The show had its west coas premiere at the Old Globe in San Diego, where it won the 2016 Craig Noel Award. This writing team also wrote the Jeff Award winning

musical HERO, which was produced at the Marriott and the Asolo Rep in Sarasota. Thielen also created a stage adaptation of the Twentieth century Fox Film For the Boys. Thielen’s Marriott directing credits include Spring Awakening, She Loves Me, Oklahoma! Spelling Bee... and Darling Grenadine. Thielen is a board member for the National Alliance for Musical Theater. In 2018 he was hired by the State Department to travel and help develop an emerging artists program in Bosnia and Herzegovina that culminated in a production o The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee which premiered at the National Theater of Sarajevo and then toured the country. He will return this summer to continue expanding the program.

JEFFREY D. KMIEC (Scenic Designer) is an award-winning Chicago-based scenic designer. His designs have been seen at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Marriott Theatre, Paramount Theatre, Drury Lane, Timeline Theatre, American Players Theatre, Northlight Theatre, Porchlight, Raven Theatre, The Artistic Home, Illinois Shakespeare Festival, Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre, Heritage Theatre Festival and The Children’s Theatre of Charlotte. He received three consecutive Equity Jeff Awards for his designs on The Little Mermaid at the Paramount Theatre (2017), Deathtrap at Drury Lane Theatre (2016), and Les Misérables at The Paramount Theatre (Co-Design with Kevin Depinet in 2015). Jeffrey received his MFA from the University of Virginia and is a member of USA 829. See more of Jeffrey’s work at jeffreydkmiec.com.

AMANDA VANDER BYL (Costume Designer) Amanda is delighted to join the team at Marriott Theatre again, having previously designed Junie B. Jones and assistant designed Footloose and Something Rotten! Her recent credits include The Bloody Bathory (The Barrens Theatre Co.), Comedy of Errors (Arkansas Shakespeare Theatre), and The Little Foxes (Citadel Theatre). She will be designing One Man, Two Guvnors at the Illinois Shakespeare Festival this coming summer. www.amandavanderbyl.com

JESSE KLUG (Lighting Designer) Marriott credits: Man of La Mancha (Jeff Nomination), Cats (Jeff Nomination), Singin’ in the Rain, October Sky, Evita, Hero, The King and I, Dreamgirls, as well as 16 others. Off-Broadway: The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity, The Screwtape Letters (Off-Broadway and National Tour). Regional: Goodman, Chicago Shakespeare, Paramount, Steppenwolf, Milwaukee Repertory, Shakespeare Theatre Company, American Players theatre, Indiana Repertory, Arizona Theatre Company, Lookingglass, Victory Gardens, Geffen Playhouse, The Old Globe, Asolo, Court Theatre, Writers Theatre. He is a Jeff Award winner and nineteen time nominee. JesseKlugLightingDesign.com.

SARAH ORTIZ (Sound Designer) is thrilled to be making her Marriott Theatre and Chicago sound design debut with Grease. Previously she has been the resident audio engineer for the Marriott’s 2019 season, running productions of Footloose, Darling

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WHO’S WHOGrenadine, Something Rotten!, and Oliver!. Originally from Southern California, Sarah has worked as lead audio engineer at Segerstrom Center for the Arts, The Laguna Playhouse, and House of Blues Anaheim. She has also recently toured as Front of House engineer for the Broadway National Tour of Million Dollar Quartet. Sarah has earned a B.A. in Music and a B.A. in Asian Studies from California State University Chico. Special thanks to parents Catherine and Victor for always being supportive of their daughter no matter where life takes her.

SALLY ZACK (Properties Designer) This is Sally’s 47th production with Marriott Theatre having most recently designed the properties for Oliver. In Chicago, Sally has worked as a scenic, lighting and props designer. Previous designs include scenic design for Alice in Wonderland here at the Marriott, Icarus and Striking 12 at Bohemian Theatre Ensemble and props design at Notre Dame Shakespeare. She has been the Props Manager at The Weston Playhouse in Vermont and The Studio Theatre in Washington, D.C. She received her BA in Theatre from the University of Maryland and attended the MFA Stage Design Program at Northwestern University. Love and thanks to Jason, Emmitt, and their dog Mable. To see examples of her work visit www.sallyweissdesign.com.

MIGUEL A. ARMSTRONG (Wig Designer) is the hair and make-up assistant supervisor at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, DePaul University Theater School Faculty, and a wig artisan for Paramount Theater Aurora. His Marriott Theatre credits include, Sweet Charity, Holiday Inn, Million Dollar Quartet, Something Rotten!, and Oliver! Other Chicago credits include; Rock of Ages, Matilda The Musical (Drury Lane); The Wild Party (Bailiwick Chicago); Amadeus, Dogfight (Bohemian Theater Ensemble) The Cunning Little Vixen, Iphigenie en Tauride (DePaul Opera Theatre); Mame (Music Theater Works); The Assembled Parties (Raven Theater); The Art of Questionable Provenance (Stage Lab). He is a proud ‘Design Storm’ award recipient for his designs of Spring Awakening; at The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival.

TONIA SINA (Intimacy Director) Executive Director, and Head of Pedagogy of Intimacy Directors International. Recently featured in the New York Times, American Theatre Magazine, LA Times, Huffington Post, CBC Radio, and several other publications and radio shows and podcasts, she is the originator and creator of Intimacy Direction as a specialty. Recent credits include The Bakkhai at the Stratford Festival in Ontario, Canada, and In the next room or The Vibrator Play at Reduxion Theatre in Oklahoma City. She currently speaks at hundreds of universities, workshops, conferences, and theatre companies to educate artists on Intimacy Direction and sexual assault prevention. Tonia is a soon-to-be triple kidney transplant recipient, rare and chronic disease patient advocate, and national motivational speaker. She attended Niagara University for her B.F.A. in theatre performance and Virginia Commonwealth


WHO’S WHOUniversity for her M.F.A. in movement pedagogy with a specialty in intimacy.

MAEGAN BURNELL (Stage Manager) Previous Marriott credits include Footloose, Million Dollar Quartet and Shrek. Recently, she was the Assistant Stage Manager for Newsies (Paramount Theatre) and A Christmas Carol (Drury Lane Theatre). Select Regional Credits include All My Sons, Sense & Sensibility, The Foreigner, Tartuffe, The Drowning Girls, Bus Stop, Charlotte’s Web, Junie B. Jones and Lyle the Crocodile (Arvada Center), Catch Me If You Can (Aurora Fox Arts Center), Tell Me On A Sunday (Avenue Theatre) and Sondheim on Sondheim (Cherry Creek Theatre). Education: MFA in Stage Management from the University of Missouri – Kansas City. All my love to my husband, Jonathan D. Allsup.

RICHARD STRIMER (Assistant Stage Manager) This past season Richard was Assistant Stage Manager for Darling Grenadine and Oliver here at the Marriott Theatre as well as multiple opportunities to work run crew. Previous Assistant credits: Assistant Stage Manager (Deathtrap - Drury Lane), Assistant Director/Assistant Choreographer (Bye Bye Birdie - Drury Lane), Assistant Choreographer (42nd Street - Paramount Theatre), Assistant Choreographer (I Love Lucy Live - Broadway Playhouse & 2nd National Tour) and Dance Captain for many shows. Selected performance credits: Something Rotten (Peter Quince), Singin in the Rain (Cosmo Brown – Jeff Award), Crazy for You (Bobby Child- Jeff Nomination), What a Glorious Feeling (Gene Kelly - Jeff Nomination). Richard thanks you all for supporting live theatre and his wife, Ariane, for everything! I love you.

PETER BLAIR (Associate Producer) started working with Marriott Theatre in 2005. He has been a Production Assistant, Production Administrator, Producing Associate and currently Associate Producer. In addition to his work at Marriott Theatre, Peter is the former Executive Director of BoHo Theatre in Chicago, where he produced acclaimed revivals of Floyd Collins, Big River and Pippin. Other work includes Drury Lane, Porchlight Music Theatre, Bailiwick Repertory, La Jolla Playhouse and 18 months with the original Chicago company of ...Spelling Bee. Originally from San Diego, Peter earned a music degree from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. He lives in Highland Park with his wife, Claire Warner, owner of Volume Gallery, and daughter, Ada.

PETER MARSTON SULLIVAN (Associate Artistic Director) has worked for Marriott Theatre for thirteen years in various capacities, including his current position of Associate Artistic Director. Peter earned a B.A. in Theatre and an M.A. in Teaching at Trinity University in San Antonio, and an MFA in Directing at Illinois State University. In tandem with his work at Marriott Theatre, Peter frequently directs in the city and was Artistic Director of BoHo Theatre from 2010 to 2018. Recent directing projects include The Pajama Game at Northwestern University; 110


WHO’S WHOin the Shade, Dogfight, Amadeus, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Floyd Collins, Pippin, Icarus, Big River, Ghosts, I Am My Own Wife (co-Director), Playing with Fire (After Frankenstein), and M. Butterfly at BoHo Theatre. Love to his talented wife, Elizabeth.

MEG LOVE (Production Manager) is excited to be a member of the Marriott Theatre team! Meg holds a BFA with an emphasis in stage management from Webster University and has stage managed and production managed in Chicago for the past 10 years, most notably at BoHo Theatre, where she currently serves as Executive Director. Past credits include productions with Okoboji Summer Theater, The Old Globe in San Diego, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Noble Fool Theatricals and the Chicago Gay Men’s Chorus. Many thanks to Dan and family.

PATTI GARWOOD (Musical Supervisor/Conductor) has been a member of the Marriott Theatre staff for the past 26 years. Patti earned her Bachelors and Masters degrees in Piano Performance from the University of Iowa. Other Chicago musical directing and conducting credits include the Grant Park Symphony Orchestra featuring Dennis DeYoung, Catskills on Broadway at the Shubert Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre and The Candlelight Dinner Playhouse. Other regional work includes The Fireside Dinner Theatre, Musicana Dinner Playhouse, La Comedia Dinner Theatre, and The Capitol Theatre.

MUNGIOLI THEATRICALS, INC. (New York Casting): Arnold J. Mungioli, C.S.A., Lindsey Bristol & Melanie Lockyer are delighted to be working once again with Marriott Lincolnshire, having previously cast Damn Yankees here. Also in Chicago: Joseph… with Donny Osmond, Bill T. Jones’ Fela!, Jewtopia, Bleacher Bums, Hal Prince’s Show Boat, Ragtime… Current shows include Nikki Sixx’s The Heroin Diaries, The Devil’s Arithmetic, Little Dancer, Open Road, Southern Promises... Other: Disney’s High School Musical, The Lion King, and Aladdin; Sunset Boulevard, Kiss of the Spiderwoman, Candide, Little House on the Prairie starring Melissa Gilbert, 12.14 Foundation’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Trinity Rep, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Cleveland Playhouse. Two Artios Awards; CSA Media Access Award. www.mungiolitheatricals.com

THE HERON AGENCY (Press Representative) is a full-service PR, Marketing, & Social Media agency. National Tours: The Singalong Wizard of Oz, C.S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters and The Great Divorce, Celtic Thunder. Numerous concert engagements at arena theaters representing such artists as Jerry Seinfeld, Prince, Fleetwood Mac, Wynonna Judd, Louis CK, The Beach Boys, Linda Eder, Michael Feinstein, Jewel, and Andre Rieu. Clients have also included Sesame Street Live, the Olympic Superstars, the Champions Challenge (McEnroe, Bjorg, Agassi), Barney Live!, the Highland Games, and the Harlem Globetrotters. Additionally, they represent regional theaters including the Royal George, First Folio and Stage 773. Other corporate clients include Marriotts of the Midwest, Paper Source, and Ocean Prime.


2020: Grease, Kiss Me, Kate, The World Goes ‘Round, West Side Story, The Sound of Music2019: Million Dollar Quartet, Footloose, Darling Grenadine, Something Rotten!, Oliver!2018: Ragtime, Oklahoma!, Murder for Two, Sweet Charity, Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn2017: Mamma Mia!, She Loves Me, The Bridges of Madison County, Honeymoon in Vegas, Newsies2016: Spring Awakening, Sister Act, Evita, Man of La Mancha, How to Succeed..., Singin’ in the Rain2015: La Cage aux Folles, Anything Goes, City of Angels, October Sky, Elf2014: Cabaret, CATS, Godspell, On the Town, The King and I2013: Now and Forever: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, South Pacific, I Love You You’re Perfect Now Change, 9 to 5, Mary Poppins2012: Legally Blonde, The Pirates of Penzance, HERO, Dreamgirls, My One and Only2011: Guys & Dolls, 42nd Street, Shout!, For the Boys, White Christmas2010: Fiddler on the Roof, The Drowsy Chaperone, Once on This Island, A Chorus Line, The Music Man2009: Joseph…, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, The Light in the Piazza, Hairspray, My Fair Lady2008: Les Misérables, Nunsense, The Full Monty, All Shook Up, The Bowery Boys2007: Grease, Shenandoah, Married Alive, The Producers, Little Women2006: Thoroughly Modern Millie, State Fair, Once Upon a Time in New Jersey, Into the Woods, All Night Strut2005: Swing!, Brigadoon, A Funny Thing…Forum, Footloose, Oliver!2004: West Side Story, Pajama Game, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Sunset Boulevard, Beauty and the Beast2003: CATS, Hot Mikado, Forever Plaid, Show Boat, Annie Get Your Gun2002: Honk!, Damn Yankees, 1776, Carousel, Funny Girl2001: Big River, Mame, Taffetas, Miss Saigon, Bye Bye Birdie

2000: Joseph…, The Pirates of Penzance, Pump Boys and Dinettes, Evita, The King and I1999: Patent Leather Shoes, Houdini, Peggy Sue Got Married, Victor / Victoria, Phantom1998: Elmer Gantry, Gypsy, I Love You You’re Perfect Now Change, Queen of the Stardust Ballroom, Finian’s Rainbow, The Wizard of Oz1997: The Will Rogers Follies, Kismet, Nunsense, Baby, Guys & Dolls1996: And the World Goes ‘Round, The New Yorkers, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, How to Succeed…, Singin’ in the Rain1995: Dreamgirls, Hello, Dolly!, Heartbeats, Eleanor, Ms. Cinderella1994: The Goodbye Girl, Windy City, Phantom of the Country Palace, La Cage aux Folles, Music Man1993: Sweeney Todd, The First, Hot Mikado, Oklahoma!, 42nd Street1992: Annie Warbucks, Little Shop of Horrors, Arthur, Grand Hotel, The Sound of Music1991: Encore, Brigadoon, Sweet Charity, History Loves Company, Anything Goes1990: Chess, Into the Woods, Pump Boys and Dinettes, South Pacific, Me and My Girl1989: Big River, 70 Girls 70, Matador, Grease, Funny Girl1988: Evita, Black Patent Leather Shoes, Cabaret, West Side Story, Peter Pan1987: The Wiz, 1776, Grover’s Corners, My Fair Lady1986: Camelot, Baby, The King and I1985: Joseph…, Startime, A Chorus Line, Hello, Dolly!1984: Windy City, Boys from Syracuse, A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine, Carousel1983: Shenandoah, Give My Regards to Broadway, Chicago, Gypsy1982: Fiddler on the Roof, Kismet, Little Me, Brigadoon1981: Man of La Mancha, A Little Night Music, South Pacific, They’re Playing Our Song1980: Barbara Eden, Phyllis Diller, Rodgers & Hart, The Sound of Music, Hayfever, Cabaret, Kiss Me, Kate, Oliver

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MARRIOTT THEATRE STAFF

Bernie Yvon considered Marriott Theatre home. Subscribers and patrons considered him family. For 25 years and 40 productions, Bernie endeared himself to his audiences. The Bernie Yvon Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by Bernie’s parents to encourage and assist students who wish to pursue a career in the Performing Arts. Your tax deductible donation will help fund the education of selected students who embody the passion and spirit that Bernie shared with us all on stage and off. The scholarship will be available for any higher

education institutions in the United States, from community colleges to universities. Help us honor the legacy of this gifted performer and loving man by ensuring that students are given the same opportunity to learn and light up the stage as Bernie did.

For more information, please visit: www.BernieYvon.comThe Marriott Theatre is proud to support the Bernie Yvon Memorial Scholarship Fund.

100% of all tax deductible donations go directly to the fund.

THE BERNIE YVON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

PRODUCTION STAFF

Production Manager .......................................................................................................... Meg LoveTechnical Director .......................................................................................................Kenny FosterAssistant Stage Manager/Lightboard Operator ......................................................Richard Strimer*Assistant Director ......................................................................................................... Tasha SpearsAssistant Choreographer ...........................................................................................Emily MadiganSound Engineer ............................................................................................................... Sarah OrtizWardrobe Supervisor ..................................................................................................Hanna Wisner Deck Crew ...............................................................................................................Mack Anderson Set Construction ...............................................................................................Ravenswood Studios Warehouse and Rentals Manager ...........................................................................Anthony AlbergoPress Representative ...........................................................................................The Heron Agency

Noreen Heron, Lianne Hedditch, Kathy Bryja, Derek BakerNew York Casting ....................................................................................Mungioli Theatricals, Inc.

Arnold J. Mungioli, CSA; Lindsey Bristol, Casting Associate;Melanie Lockyer, Casting Associate

COSTUME SHOP

Assistant Costume Designer ........................................................................................Elle EricksonCostume Shop Manager ...............................................................................................Emily ArnoldFloor Manager/Cutter/Draper .................................................................................... Diane HinmanCostume Design Coordinator/Stitcher ............................................................................Erin SteilenFirst Hand/Milliner/Stitcher .............................................................................................Alexis KeeStitcher .....................................................................................................................Amy FrangquistWig Artisan ................................................................................................................ Melanie Marie

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Company Manager .........................................................................................................Lauren Iezzi Group Sales Supervisor ............................................................................................Nancy VaughanBox Office Assistant Managers ......................................................... Ron Lapin, Catherine SaghafiBox Office Supervisors ................................................................William Schwartz, Phillip Zahnle Subscription Supervisor ............................................................................................. Eileen HughesBox Office Attendants .Janis Boyke, Pamela King, Dawn Miller, Patti Quintanilla, Jessica WillcutHouse Manager ................................................................................................................Jeff MasonUshers ............................................. James Andrulis, Linda Atwood, John Boehm, Carol Delanoy,

Jennifer Drazner, Susan Friedman, Diane Graham, Karen Hoffmann,Janet Jesse, Kim Kelly, Liz Lach, Bobby Lee, Ariel Notterman, Chris O’Brien,

Betsy Pesa, Laura Quiñones, Lou Rossetti, Emma Swain, Wendy White


GENERAL INFORMATIONBox Office Hours: (Subject to Change)

Monday, Tuesday, Sunday ................................................................................................................... 9am–5pmWednesday, Thursday .......................................................................................................................... 9am–5pmFriday, Saturday ................................................................................................................................... 9am–8pm

(Sunday Will Call window open 12pm–5pm)

BOX OFFICE ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBERS10 Marriott Drive, Lincolnshire, IL 60069

Phone # 847-634-0200 Fax # 847-634-7022Main Stage Group Sales (15 or more) 847-634-7030

Theatre For Young Audiences (20 or more) 847-634-5909MarriottTheatre.com

Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of management.Cellular telephones, pagers, cameras, and recording devices are not allowed inside the theatre.

ONLY FOOD AND DRINK PURCHASED ON PROPERTY IS ALLOWED IN THE THEATRE.

The Marriott Theatre is equipped with a Hearing Loop.

Headsets are also available for non-Loop equipped patrons at the box office. A driver’s license or credit card is required as deposit.

Please no subscription exchanges ONE HOUR prior to Show Time to ensure customers attending the performance do not miss curtain time.

Lost and Found: please call (847) 634-0100, ext. 6257 for items.

PERFORMANCESWednesday, 1pm and 7:30pm; Thursday, 1pm and 7:30pm; Friday, 8pm;

Saturday, 4pm and 8pm; Sunday, 1pm and 5pm.


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MARRIOTT THEATRE LINCOLNSHIRE, ILLINOIS“Hopelessly Devoted to You” and “You’re The One That I Want” by arrangement with Robert Stigwood 2.1.20 - 2.29.20 Grease.indd 2 1/21/20