Notable Alumni
- Richard Berman, Film Producer - Grumpy Old Men (film)
- Bruce Block, Film Producer - What Women Want
- Billy Campbell, Actor The Killing (U.S. TV series), The 4400, Once & Again
- Justin "Nobunny" Champlin, Masked punk rocker "Love Visions (Album)", "Raw Romance (Album)", "First Blood (Album)"
- Ben Cohen, Broadway stage actor, Gypsy: A Musical Fable
- Andy Davis, Golden Globe nominated film director, producer and cinematographer, The Fugitive (film), Holes (film)
- Russ Feingold, Former U.S. Senator from Wisconsin
- Jessie Fisher, Jeff Award-Winning Actress
- Aaron Himelstein, actor
- Brad Holcman, Television Development Executive, FOX21 and A&E Average Joe contestant
- Laura Lippman, author ("Tess Monaghan" mystery series)
- Lissie, American folk rock artist and Paste Magazine's #1 best new solo artist of 2010
- Todd London, playwright and artistic director of New Dramatists
- Virginia Madsen, Oscar nominated Actress, Sideways
- Elyse Mueller, actress and model
- Jeremy Piven, Emmy Award winning actor, Entourage
- Duane Schuler, lighting designer, Lyric Opera, Metropolitan Opera
- TJ Shanoff, radio personality and musical director at The Second City
- Erin Slattery, Costume designer, Emmy Award winner for costume on Sesame Street.
- Lois Weisberg, Former Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs
- Albert "Bill" Williams - Theater Critic (Chicago Reader)
- James Yule, cool guy, heart broken by former camper,
- Rory O Toole, broke heart of former counselor see above
- Billy Zane, actor, Dead Calm (film), The Phantom and Titanic. He also made a cameo in the movie Zoolander
- John Zuiker, Jeff Award-Winning Scenic Designer
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