2011 SWAN Day @ the Goodman

by Jan Lisa Huttner
12 years ago
Arts: Performing Arts International SWANs
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Celebrating the 4th International SWAN Day with my friend Elisa Schoenberger on March 26, 2011.

In between performances of Yasmina Reza’s God of Carnage @ 2 PM & Tanya Saracho’s El Nogalar @ 8 PM, we relaxed in Petterino’s Private Party Room.

Petterino’s is right next door to Goodman Theatre, our host for this year’s “SWAN Day at the Goodman” festivities 🙂

Kudos to everyone at the Goodman & Petterino’s & special thanks to Lori Switzer & the members of Chicago AAUW, Inc for managing the reservation process & providing the podium.

© FF2 Media (6/29/11)

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Jan Lisa Huttner is a Brooklyn-based arts critic & feminist activist. She is the creative force behind the SWAN Movement—Support Women Artists Now—which has just begun its third phase as International SWANs® (aka iSWANs). In the Jewish world, Jan is best known as the author of two books on Fiddler on the Roof—Tevye’s Daughters and Diamond Fiddler—both of which flow from a strongly feminist POV. She also served as both story consultant and “talking head” on the award-winning documentary Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles.
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