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One of the most awarded companies in Chicago theatre, the Shattered Globe ensemble is best known for its intimate, character-driven interpretations of contemporary classics and classics-to-be. Since its founding in 1991, Shattered Globe has produced nearly 60 plays. Shattered Globe performs its plays at The Greenhouse Theater Center on Lincoln Avenue in the heart of Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood. The company produces three shows each season and serves thousands of patrons annually. In its first decade, Shattered Globe was honored with 58 Jeff Award Nominations and 34 Non-Equity Jeff Awards for productions like The Manchurian Candidate and Coyote on a Fence, making it the most awarded company in Non-Equity history. A professional Actors’ Equity-affiliated company since 2002, the company has received Equity Jeff Awards for Best Production (Judgment at Nuremberg) and Actor in a Principal Role (Maury Cooper, The Price). In total, the company has garnered 93 Jeff Award nominations and 42 Jeff Awards over the past 17 years.
Shattered Globe Receives 2 Jeff Awards Equity Wing
October 20, 2008
Lighting Design, Mike Durst, Requiem for a Heavyweight
Fight Choreography, Nick Sandys, Requiem for a Heavyweight
Kevin Hagan Receives After Dark Award Nomination
Outstanding Set Design-Kevin Hagan, A Taste of Honey (Shattered Globe) & Candles to the Sun (Eclipse Theatre Company) - From the wood cabin of "Candles" that beautifully demonstrated the Spartan existence of mining families, to the beautifully dingy and shabby apartment in "Honey," Hagan's visual depth and versatility created innovative and exceptionally compelling settings.
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Suddenly, Last Summer
by Tennessee Williams
Directed by Kevin Hagan
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
Best Sound Design, Mike Tutaj
Best Costume Design, Cybele Moon
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Requiem for a Heavyweight
by Rod Serling
Directed by Lou Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Lighting Design, Mike Durst
Best Fight Choreography, Nick Sandys
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Production
Best Director, Lou Contey
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Sean Sullivan
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
Best Sound Design, Mike Tutaj
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Currently nominated for After Dark Award
Outstanding Set Design, Kevin Hagan |
| 2006-07 |
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Come Back, Little Sheba
by William Inge
Directed by David Cromer
After Dark Awards:
Best Production
Best Director, David Cromer
Best Actress Linda Reiter
Best Actor, John Judd
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Production
Best Director, David Cromer
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Linda Reiter
Best Actor in a Principal Role, John Judd
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan |
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The Price
by Arthur Miller
Directed by Todd Schmidt
Jeff Awards:
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Maury Cooper
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Actress in a supporting Role, Linda Reiter
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
AfterDark Awards:
Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Linda Reiter
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan |
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Hyde in Hollywood
by Peter Parnell
Directed by Andrea J. Dymond
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| 2005-06 |
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The House of Blue Leaves
By John Guare
Directed by Ann Filmer
Jeff Award Nomination, Best Supporting Actress, Eileen Niccola
House of Blue Leaves
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Dealer's Choice
By Patrick Marber
Directed by Steve Scott
After Dark Award, Best Ensemble Performance
Jeff Award Nominations: Best Production, Best Ensemble,
Best Director, Steve Scott
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
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Dealer's Choice
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| 2004-05 |
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Of Mice and Men
By John Steinbeck
Directed by Eileen Niccolai |
Of Mice and Men |
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| 2003-04 |
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Judgment at Nuremberg
(re-mounted)
By Abby Mann
Directed by Louis Contey
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Meet John Doe
Adapted by Louis Contey and Dorrie Robinson
Directed by Louis Contey |
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| 2002-03 |
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Time of the Cuckoo
By Arthur Laurents
Directed by Nick Bowling |
Judgment at Nuremberg
By Abby Mann
Directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Award, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Brian McCaskil
Nominations: Best Production, Best Director
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Judgment at Nuremberg |
| 2001-02 |
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Coyote On A Fence
by Bruce Graham
Directed by Dado |
Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?
by Edward Albee
Directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Actress in a Principle Role, Linda Reiter
Actress in a Supporting Role, Jennifer Kern
Direction, Louis Contey
Best Ensemble
Nominations
Best Production
Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
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High Life
by Lee MacDougal
Directed by Dado
After Dark Award
Best Ensemble
Jeff Award Nominations
Best Ensemble
Best Supporting Actor |
| 2000-01 |
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The Batting Cage
Chicago Premiere
by Joan Ackermann
Directed by Rachel Silverman
Jeff Award Nomination, Actress in a Leading Role, Eileen Niccolai
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Coyote On A Fence
Chicago Premiere
by Bruce Graham
Directed by Dado
Jeff Awards:
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Steve Key
Best Sound Design, Bob Rokos, Dave Bell
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Productin
Best Director, Dado
Jeff Citation recipient '01
Actor in a Principal Role
Sound Design |
Invitation To A March
Chicago Premiere
by Arthur Laurents
Directed by Shade Murray
Chicago Premiere
Jeff Award: Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Linda Reiter
Jeff Award Nomination: Lighting Design, Lynne Koscielniak |
| 1999-2000 |
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Real Classy Affair
U.S. Premiere
by Nick Grosso
Directed by Louis Contey |
Escape from Happiness
by George F. Walker
Directed by Louis Contey |
The Lower Depths
by Maxim Gorky
Directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Set Design, Kevin Hagan
Best Costume Design, Karen Kawa
Jeff Award Nomination, Best Ensemble |
| 1998-99 |
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Rocket To The Moon
By Clifford Odets
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Award Nomination:
Best Set Design, Kevin Hagan
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Frozen Assets
by Barrie Keefe
directed by Nick Bowling
Jeff Award:
Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Rebecca Jordan
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Joe Sikora
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Steve Key
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Frozen Assets |
| 1997-98 |
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All My Sons
By Arthur Miller
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Production
Best Direction, Louis Contey
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Linda Reiter
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Steve Key
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Rich Baker
Jeff Award Nomination
Set Design, Louis Contey
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Anna Karenina
U.S. Premiere
by Helen Edmundson
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Award Nomination
Actress in a Principal Role, Rebecca Jordan |
WarHawks & Lindberghs
World Premiere
by Jim McDermott
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best New Work, Louis Contey and Jim McDermott
Best Sound Design, Michael Weber and Brian Johnson
Jeff Award Nomination:
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Doug McDade
Best Costume Design, Karen Kawa
Warhawks & Lindberghs
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| 1996-97 |
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In A Pig's Valise
Chicago Premiere
by Eric Overmeyer
directed by Roger Smart
Jeff Award
Best Actress in a Supporting
Role, Eileen Niccolai |
Bondagers
U.S. Premiere
by Sue Glover
directed by Lynn Ann Bernatowicz
Jeff Awards:
Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Linda Reiter
Best Ensemble
Jeff Award Nomination
Best Direction, Lynn Ann Bernatowicz |
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Beckett
by Jean Anouilh
directed by Joe Forbrich
Beckett |
| 1995-96 |
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And a Nightingale Sang
by C.P. Taylor
directed by Susan Leigh
Jeff Award:
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Eileen Niccolai |
Les Liaisons Dangereuses
by Christopher Hampton
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Linda Reiter
Best Costume Design, Ann Kessler
Les Liaisons Dangereuses
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Black Pajamas
World Premiere
by Steven S. Taylor
directed by Mark Alexander Clover
part of our satellite series |
Peter Pan
by Trevor Nunn & John Caird
directed by Louis Contey |
Brilliant Traces
by Cindi Lou Johnson
directed by Louis Contey
part of our satellite series |
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| 1993-94 |
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God's Country
By Steven Dietz
directed by Roger Smart
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Production
Best Ensemble |
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Skeleton
World Premiere
by Will Kern
directed by Wilson Milam
part of satellite series |
Road to Mecca
By Athol Fugard
directed by Roger Smart
Jeff Award:
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Ann Wakefield |
A View From the Bridge
By Arthur Miller
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Production,
Best Direction, Louis Contey
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Steve Key
Jeff Award Nomination
Best Actor in a Principal role, Doug McDade |
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Loot
by Joe Orton
directed by Roger Smart
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The Manchurian Candidate
Chicago Premiere
by John Lahr
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Ensemble
Best Direction, Louis Contey
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Linda Reiter
Best Actor in a Supporting role, Doug McDade
Best Sound Design, JJ Porterfield
Jeff Award Nomination
Best Production
The Manchurian Candidate
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| 1994-95 |
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A Streetcar Named Desire
By Tennessee Williams
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Rebecca Jordan
Best Scenic Design, Louis Contey and Joe Forbrich
Jeff Award Nominations
Direction, Louis Contey
Costume Design
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The Lesson
by Eugene Ionesco
directed by Leigh Horsley
part of satellite series |
The Love of A Good Man
Chicago Premiere
by Howard Barker
directed by John Swanbeck
and Nancy Scanlon 
T he Love of a Good Man |
A Streetcar Named Desire |
Whisper into my Good Ear
by William Handley
directed by Doug McDade |
Harvestide
World Premiere
By Stephen Serpas
Directed by Ric Murphy |
| 1992-93 |
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The Dresser
By Ronald Harwood
directed by Roger Smart
Jeff Awards
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Tim Decker
Best Set Design, Roger Smart |
Holy Ghosts
By Romulus Linney
directed by Louis Contey
Holy Ghosts
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The Children's Hour
by Lillian Hellman
directed by Shira Piven
Jeff Award Nomination:
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
The Children's Hour
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The Ritual Room
World Premiere
By ensemble member Joe Forbrich
Directed by Lisa Gingerich
part of satellite series |
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| 1991-92 |
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Backstage Pass
World Premiere
by Adam Langer
directed by Adam Langer |
In The Shadow Of A Smile
World Premiere
by Adam Langer
directed by Adam Langer |
Count Oderland
Chicago Premiere
by Max Frisch
directed by Adam Langer |
Frozen Assets
by Barri Keefe
directed by Dan Torbica
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Ground Zero Club
by Charles Schulman
directed by Joe Forbrich
part of satellite series |
Talk Radio
by Eric Bogosian
directed by Roger Smart
Jeff Awards:
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Ben Werling
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Steve Key
Jeff Award Nominations
Best Direction, Roger Smart
Best Production |
See The Pretty Lights
by Alan Plater
directed by Roger Smart
part of our satellite series |
Big Al
by Bryan Goluboff
directed by Stephen Serpas
part of our satellite series |
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