Photo Flash: Noreen Heron Zautcke Celebrates Legendary Candlelight Dinner Playhouse 7/13
On July 13, Noreen Heron Zautcke hosted a party celebrating the former Candlelight Dinner Playhouse, the legendary Chicago theater that closed its doors in 1997 after producing decades of award-winning theater.
Founded by Bill Pullinsi (current Theatre at the Center Artistic Director) and Tony D'Angelo (producer of hit productions such as OVER THE TAVERN), Candlelight is where many celebrated Broadway and Chicago actors performed for many years, including Hollis Resnik, Dale Benson, Bernie Yvon, Jim Harms, and more. The party was held at the new Noreen Heron & Associates, Inc. office, which features vintage artwork and photos from hit Candlelight shows including A CHORUS LINE, EVITA and NINE.
Noreen Heron Zaucke began her career at Candlelight Dinner Playhouse as an usher at age 14, eventually becoming the theater's public relations director. In 2001 she founded Noreen Heron & Associates, Inc. and has represented over 1,000 productions in her career.
The front of the office
Michael Weber, Noreen Heron Zautcke, Dale Benson, and Guy Barile
David Konic, Larry Wyatt, Lolly Trauscht, and Lynne Schillaci
Nicole Bergere, Tony D'Angelo, Grace Collette, and Eileen LaCario
Renee Matthews, Mary Heitzinger, Dolores Rothenberger, and Iris Lieberman
Iris Lieberman, Noreen Heron Zautcke, Hollis Resnik, Tony D'Angelo, Bill Pullinsi, Jim Harms, and Eileen LaCario
Karen Leigh, Larry Wyatt, Libby Adler Mages, and Marilynn Bogetich
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Noreen Heron Zautcke and Maureen Kelly
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