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Themes and Variations at Pacific Northwest Ballet Encore Arts Seattle May 2019 SCC-004 SCCA_FY19 Brand-Level Campaign_Encore Arts Ad_Jennie.pdf 1 3/29/19 5:08 PM “People travel around the world to get care with us. You don’t C M Y have to.” CM MY — Dr. Jennie Crews CY Director of Community Oncology CMY K “The best cancer care in the region is coming to your neighborhood. The amazing doctors and nurses I am privileged to work with have made Seattle Cancer Care Alliance one of the top cancer centers in the nation. My commitment is to make sure you can receive SCCA-quality care close to home. That’s why we’re creating a network of SCCA clinics around the Puget Sound — including our newest locations in Poulsbo and Issaquah. Because we believe being around your family, your home, and the life you’ve built is a critical part of world-class cancer care.” You. Us. Better together. Seattle | Kirkland | Northgate | Poulsbo | Issaquah (206) 606-7222 | SeattleCCA.org 2 PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET Untitled-1 1 4/1/19 11:20 AM SCC-004 SCCA_FY19 Brand-Level Campaign_Encore Arts Ad_Jennie.pdf 1 3/29/19 5:08 PM “People travel around the world to get care with us. Kent Stowell and Peter Boal May 31-June 9, 2019 Francia Russell Artistic Director You don’t Marion Oliver McCaw Hall Founding Artistic Directors C PRINCIPALS M Leta Biasucci Lindsi Dec Rachel Foster Benjamin Griffiths Y have to.” William Lin-Yee James Moore Elizabeth Murphy Sarah Ricard Orza CM Seth Orza Noelani Pantastico Jonathan Porretta Lucien Postlewaite MY — Dr. Jennie Crews CY Director of Community Oncology Lesley Rausch Jerome Tisserand Laura Tisserand CMY SOLOISTS K “The best cancer care in the region is coming to Kyle Davis Angelica Generosa Joshua Grant Steven Loch Elle Macy your neighborhood. Leah Merchant Margaret Mullin Price Suddarth Ezra Thomson Dylan Wald The amazing doctors and nurses I am privileged to work with have made Seattle Cancer Care Alliance one of the CORPS de BALLET top cancer centers in the nation. My commitment is to Madison Rayn Abeo Guillaume Basso Ryan Cardea Nancy Casciano Henry Cotton Dammiel Cruz make sure you can receive SCCA-quality care close to home. That’s why we’re creating a network of SCCA Christopher D’Ariano Cecilia Iliesiu Clara Ruf Maldonado Angeli Mamon clinics around the Puget Sound — including our newest Amanda Morgan Sarah Pasch Miles Pertl Christian Poppe Calista Ruat Sarah-Gabrielle Ryan locations in Poulsbo and Issaquah. Emma Love Suddarth Madison Taylor Leah Terada Genevieve Waldorf APPRENTICES Mark Cuddihee Abby Jayne DeAngelo Luther DeMyer Juliet Prine Yuki Takahashi Because we believe being around your family, your home, and the life you’ve built is a critical part of Emil de Cou Music Director/Principal Conductor world-class cancer care.” Otto Neubert, Anne Dabrowski, Paul Gibson Ballet Masters Norbert Herriges Technical Director Randall G. Chiarelli Resident Lighting Designer Larae Theige Hascall Costume Shop Manager You. Us. Better together. Christina Siemens Principal Company Pianist Elisabeth Ellis Company Pianist Seattle | Kirkland | Northgate | Poulsbo | Issaquah SEASON SPONSORS: SEASON-LONG SPONSOR: (206) 606-7222 | SeattleCCA.org PRESENTING SPONSOR: MAJOR SPONSOR: SUPPORTING SPONSOR: (cover and above) Company dancers at McCaw Hall. © Lindsay Thomas. Untitled-1 1 4/1/19 11:20 AM DIRECTOR’S Each of the four works on this program succeeds on its “own, but seen together we admire the tremendous variation choreographers bring to dance. ” © nycdanceproject.com pacific northwest ballet is a with stagings by Janet Reed and talent continues to gain notice across choreographer’s company. In some Melissa Hayden. Francia Russell’s the country. In the past few months, his companies, that term might imply stagings built a Balanchine catalogue ballets have been performed by Kansas one choreographer creates the bulk that is the envy of many companies. City Ballet, Tulsa Ballet, and PNB. of the repertoire. That’s not the case Two of his earlier works are part of José Limón’s The Moor’s Pavane is a with PNB. We celebrate choreography, this program, one staged by me and haunting distillation of Shakespeare’s devoting resources, time, and energy the other by Balanchine repetiteur and Othello, staged for us with care and to the creation of new dances and PNB favorite guest Judith Fugate. insight by Jennifer Scanlon. Pairing the the presentation of notable pieces What is remarkable about drama of the plot with the formality from the past—recognizing each Balanchine’s work is the range. of a courtly pavane, Limón creates choreographer has a voice of his or her Tarantella is a dance for street an inescapable tension. Elements of own and performance is their means entertainers in Italian piazze who betrayal, suspicion, and passion swim of expression. In my tenure as artistic perform in front of gathering crowds, through the structure of the dance, director, we’ve added more than one shaking and banging tambourines but can’t break it. The back and forth hundred new works to the rep, bringing in hopes of earning a coin or two. between emotion and control reach a the company’s grand total of ballets to The dancers vie for favor, egging boiling point and a point of no return. more than three hundred. each other on and cashing in as the Limón’s use of choreography to convey Presenting masterworks like José competition heats up. Theme might emotion and story is unparalleled. Limón’s The Moor’s Pavane and George take place in the Tsar’s imperial court. Each of the four works on this Balanchine’s Theme and Variations is as Like Tchaikovsky’s triumphant score, program succeeds on its own, but seen important as providing opportunities it is a lesson in academic purity and together we admire the tremendous for young choreographers like Price the opulence derived from the basic variation choreographers bring to Suddarth. A virtual festival of new principles of technique and musicality. dance. All four are unique and stand choreography happens the weekend of If you were unfamiliar with the in stark contrast to the others, and yet June 14. On Friday night, new works by choreographer of these two works, common denominators of music and Christopher D’Ariano, Dammiel Cruz, you probably wouldn’t guess they were movement on a bare stage unite. We Ron Gatsby, Mark Haim, and 19 young made by the same person—worlds apart realize the possibilities of creation are women from Eva Stone’s new year-long and yet each is a mastery of musicality, endless. This is what Eva’s students are choreography class debut outside of speed, and thrill. discovering. Their class is called New McCaw Hall, followed by six world Balanchine’s aesthetic inhabits the Voices, and as they prepare to show premieres by Company dancers Nancy work of many who followed him. Price their creations on June 14, they are in Casciano, Christopher D’Ariano, Steven Suddarth is no exception, having the audience with you now, watching Loch, Amanda Morgan, Sarah Pasch, trained at Balanchine’s School of these three choreographers speak with and Calista Ruat on stage later that American Ballet and having danced in their distinct voice and finding their night as part of NEXT STEP. Saturday’s dozens of his ballets throughout his own. Thank you all for listening. School Performance offers a revival career. Signature takes Balanchine’s by Kiyon Gaines and a premiere by principles and extends them—adding Margaret Mullin. reach, testing partnering, playing with Balanchine’s choreography has long patterns, and finding new ground—all been a backbone of PNB programs, fueled by the alluring composition of starting in the company’s earliest days Barret Anspach. Price’s choreographic Peter Boal 4 PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET PNB Orchestra Violin 1 English Horn Michael Jinsoo Lim, Tad Margelli Concertmaster Jennifer Caine Clarinet Provine, Associate Jennifer Nelson**, Concertmaster Principal Emilie Choi, Assistant Denise Lum Concertmaster Bass Clarinet/ Stephen Daniels** E-Flat Tom Dziekonski* Ella Marie Gray* Denise Lum YeSol Im Bassoon Lynn Bartlett Mona S. Butler*, Johnson** Principal Petro Krysa Dana Jackson Violin 2 Horn Rita Lee, Principal Rodger Burnett*, Raffaela Kalmar, Principal Assistant Principal Danielle Lemieux Ingrid Fredrickson* Richard Reed* William E. Boyd* Ryan Stewart Anne Cady* Adrianna Hulscher Trumpet Laurie Wells Sarah Viens, Principal Kim Zabelle** Richard Werner* Viola Trombone Alexander Grimes, Mark Williams*, Principal Principal Betty Agent*, Kay D. 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