Dancekaleidoscope 2010-11 Season Eli Lilly and Company Presents Mad for Musicals (2 Weekends!) October 7-16, 2010

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www.colts.com May 19-22, 2011 Dancers Kenoth Shane Patton, Liberty Harris, George Salinas, Jillian Godwin, Mariel Greenlee, Melanie Schreiber, Caitlin Swihart, Timothy June, Zach Young, Brandon Comer Apprentice: Jamie Ripsky Artistic Director Executive Director David Hochoy Jan Virgin Lighting Designer Director of Education Laura E. Glover Lynn Webster Sound Designer Office/Ticketing Manager Mike Lamirand Janie Snyder Costumer/Wardrobe Manager Marketing Director Michele Hankins Paul Hansen Athletic Trainer Development Officer Anna L. Owsley Sara Land rum DK Graphic Designer Webmaster/Technical Support Jennifer Forrest Shawn Jones

DEHAAN FAMILY FOUNDATION HI' In Honor of the Children and Families of Christel House Compliant Presented in association with the Indiana Repertory Theatre Janet Allen, Artistic Director Steven Stolen, Managing Director

COUNCIL Indiana Arts Commission OF INDIANAPOLIS Connecting People to the Arts SUPPORTED BY THE ARTS COUNCIL AND THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS This program is made possible by generous support from the Arts Council of Indianapolis and City of Indianapolis, and the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency. DK's Mission: to Inspire, Educate and Entertain through the experience of outstanding Contemporary Dance

danceKALEiDoscoPE" 4603 Clarendon Road, Suite 32, Indianapolis, IN 46208 317.940.6555 dancekal.org Program In The Moog (2008) Choreography by David Hochoy Music by J.S. Bach, performed by Wendy Carlos on the Moog Synthesizer Lighting by Laura E. Glover Costumes by Cheryl Sparks

Dancers: Brandon Comer, Jillian Godwin, Mariel Greenlee, Liberty Harris, Timothy June, Kenoth Shane Patton, Jamie Ripsky, George Salinas, Melanie Schreiber, Caitlin Swihart, Zach Young

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Electric Counterpoint (World Premiere) Choreography by David Hochoy Music by Steve Reich Lighting by Laura E. Glover Costumes by Cheryl Sparks & Lydia Tanji

Dancers: I George Salinas/Zach Young Mariel Greenlee/Caitlin Swihart II Liberty Harris, Melanie Schreiber/Brandon Comer, Kenoth Shane Patton, Zach Young III Jillian Godwin/Timothy June

Electric Counterpoint is dedicated in loving memory of Larry Hurt.

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Skin Walkers (1999) Choreography by David Hochoy Music by T.H. Gillespie & L.E. McCullough Jazz Violin performed by Cathy Morris Keyboards performed by T.H. Gillespie Lighting by Laura E. Glover Costumes by Cheryl Sparks

Dancers: Brandon Comer, Jillian Godwin, Mariel Greenlee, Liberty Harris, Timothy June, Kenoth Shane Patton, Jamie Ripsky, George Salinas, Melanie Schreiber, Caitlin Swihart, Zach Young David Hochoy

Now celebrating his 20th season with the company, Dance Kaleidoscope's Artistic Director is truly an international ambassador. David Hochoy was born in Trinidad, West Indies. After receiving a B. Sc. at McGill University in Montreal where he began studying for a career as a doctor, he continued his graduate work in theatre with an M.A. in directing from Penn State. It was there where at age 20, David took his first dance class and discovered his true love of dance. In New York he studied at the Alvin Ailey and Martha Graham schools and danced with numerous national companies, and in 1980 was invited to join the Martha Graham Dance Company. Made a soloist in 1982 and rehearsal director in 1986, David toured the world with Graham until 1989. He has given master classes in Graham technique throughout the U.S. and Europe, and in 1990 was invited to Guangzhou, China where, for ten weeks, he taught the experimental troupe of the Guangdong Dance Academy. David has been on the faculty of the Martha Graham School since 1982. In addition he has taught at the American Dance Festival (ADF) held at Duke University, as well as ADF West in Salt Lake City and ADF Seoul in Korea. In 1991 he was invited to teach and choreograph at the Vienna International Dance Festival. He has given workshops in Quebec City, Tokyo, Oslo, Dublin and Rio de Janiero. David spent two years as a full-time faculty member at Texas Christian University. Since his appointment as Artistic Director of DK in 1991, he has choreographed First Light, Stomping Ground, Puccini People, Jammin', Scheherazade, Seasons, Carnival of the Animals, Nutcracker Dances, Girl at the Piano; Recording Sound, In Taberna, Love Songs, Connlaoi's Tale, Carmina Burana, A Piece of Ellington, Jimson Weed, Au Moulin Rouge: La Goulue, Mother Goose, America, the Beautiful, The Healing Cup, COLE!, Ceremony of Carols, An Elvis Christmas, iconoGlass, Ashland Dances, The Shakespeare Project, Play Mas', Stephen by Steven, Skin Walkers, G&S.com, Renaissance Noel, El Salon Mexico, Fascinatin' Rhythm, Food of Love, Concierto de Aranjuez, Holiday Swing, Butterfly, The Planets, The Fairy's Kiss, China Boy, Water Music, "Let There Be Light," World Christmas Kaleidoscope, Canciones, The Four Elements, Gershwin in Love, Rhapsody in Blue, Writing on the Great Wall, Sophisticated Ellington, Magical Mystery Tour, In The Moog, Afternoon of a Faun, I Never Danced for My Father, Rite of Spring, Frere Jacques, Pictures at an Exhibition, There's No Business Like Show Business, Elvis in Love, and Ancient Airs and Dances for the company. He has choreographed three dances for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra as part of a collaboration for their New Year's Eve performance. He has also choreographed numerous productions at the Indiana Repertory Theatre including A Christmas Carol, the Civic Theatre, Phoenix Theatre, Edyvean Repertory Theatre, Salome for the Arizona Opera and Miss Evers' Boys for Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and for Santa Fe Stages. David co-directed As You Like It at the Indiana Repertory Theatre with IRT's artistic director Janet Allen. He was also Artistic Director of The Green Shows at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) for ten seasons. He has choreographed The Beat on the Ball State University Student Dance Company and most recently re-set sections of Fascinatin' Rhythm on Tiler Peck and Joaquin De Luz of the New York City Ballet and Sarah Lane of American Ballet Theatre for the inaugural gala performance of Indianapolis City Ballet. David was a recipient of a prestigious Choo-San Goh Award for his choreography for (Hochoy continued) Rhapsody in Blue in 2006. He is a two-time recipient of a Master Fellowship in Choreography and an Individual Artist Grant from the Indiana Arts Commission as well as a Creative Renewal Fellowship from the Arts Council of Indianapolis. He has been awarded the Key to the City by the City/County Council, the Distinguished Hoosier Award by the Governor of Indiana, and was honored by the Center for Leadership Development for outstanding achievement in the arts. In 2004, he was voted one of Indiana's 25 Keepers - men and women working to make a difference in Indiana - by the readers of Indy Men's Magazine. Last summer David traveled to Washington D.C. and served as a panelist for the National Endowment for the Arts. On April 2, 2011, Mayor Gregory A. Ballard declared that date as David Hochoy Day in honor of his 20 years as DK's artistic director and service to the arts in Indianapolis. Contributing Artists

Electric violinist Cathy Morris has a passion for sharing music with audiences of all ages and everyone can tell! With a presentation that absolutely engages and captivates the listener she conveys her genuine enthusiasm for music and life! Combining contemporary jazz spiced with latin rhythms, funk grooves, fusion, rock, blues and even some cajun fun she has created her own distinctive sound that she calls "Party dazz"! As a performer you'll find her in a broad range of arenas: concert and festival stages in the US and abroad, at world wide events including the opening ceremonies for the World Swimming Championships, Indianapolis International Violin Competition and in front of 250,000 people at the Formula One and Indy 500 races. Cathy and her band have opened for a number of national artists such as Al Jareau, Burt Bacharach, George Benson, Chuck Mangione, Rick Braun and Najee to name a few and repeatedly headlined Indy dazz Fest, Elkhart dazz Festival and numerous other music series throughout the Midwest for over 15 years. You can also see Cathy as a featured guest soloist with Dance Kaleidescope, Indianapolis Philharmonic, Columbus and Carmel Indiana Symphonies and countless school orchestras and jazz bands performing her arranged originals. As a musical ambassador she's performed for world leaders and dignitaries including Mikail Gorbachev, the Prince and Princess of Serbia, President Bill Clinton, Senator Hillary Clinton and First Lady Laura Bush among others. As a recording artist she has five CDs of original music in addition to her nationally acclaimed holiday disc A Cathy Morris Christmas, the '05 release, Cathy Morris Latin Jazz showcasing all Brazilian jazz and the '06 release, Sacred Romance; violin and piano duets accompanying the Sufi poetry of Rumi and Hafez. It's a commitment as an educator that puts her in front of and collaborating with literally thousands of students each year performing convocations, conducting workshops and performing her original music in side by side concerts with student orchestras. As a published composer and arranger you can find Cathy's jazz standards for string quartet available thru dAZZWISEPUBLISHING LIMITED and her original work for strings at www.morethanmozart.com and FJH Music Company, Inc. To her credit as a producer is the annual IJF Holiday Jazz Showcase now in it's 12th year benefiting the United Christmas Fund: the CD Here For You, a recording of all Indianapolis women's music benefiting the Indianapolis Women's Fund and Sacred Romance, benefiting WICR radio program Journey's Fire. Since moving from Indianapolis in 2000, author/composer L.E. McCullough has written several plays produced in New York including First Mothers: The Women Who Raised America's Presidents (Sage Theatre), Make Her Happen (Strawberry Festival), Your Basic American Monday (3 Graces), Birth of the Blues (Emerging Artists Theatre), What I'm Doin' for Love: The Sensational Libby Holman (Stage Left), Three Words That Changed the World (U.S. Constitution Center) and Orphan Train, a musical co-written with Michael Barry Greer and Doug Katsaros and directed by Emmy-winning choreographer/director Patricia Birch. His original music compositions appear on recent releases by Irish artists Katie McMahon, Lunasa, Caladh Nua and Hanging Out to Dry. (www.lemccullough.com). He is married to the actress Lisa Bansavage, with whom he operates an educational film and theatre organization, Pages of History, Inc. (www.pagesofhistory.org). T. H. Gillespie trained classically from an early age, but has recorded and performed rock, gospel, and fusion genres throughout his career. He teamed up with world renowned tinwhistle player, L. E. McCullough, in the early 90s, and began to realize his love affair with the Irish/ neo-Celtic genre. McCullough and Gillespie co-composed three Celtic ballet suites, creating the Myths for a New Millennium trilogy, the last of which is Skin Walkers. Gillespie has played keyboards since the mid-90s with Brian Cunningham's Irish Airs and several other Irish acts, and has often accompanied the world champion Irish Dancers of Indianapolis. He arranged several Irish pieces for the Indianapolis Children's Choir and toured Ireland with them in 2003. "Some of my most thrilling moments have been spent participating in these collaborations with DK, watching David Hochoy bring my music to life on the stage." Gillespie teaches and records at his home studio in Fishers.

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DIHAAN FAMILY F O U N DATIO N Creative Team Laura E. Glover, Resident Lighting Designer and Production Manager, is celebrating her twentieth season with DK. During her residency here, she has created the lighting design for all of David Hochoy's DK works, as well as collaborated with the dancers in their own choreographic endeavors and the guest choreographers DK has invited to the company. She owns international acclaim for her lighting with DK, Pascal Rioult Dance Theatre, Daniel Catanach Ballet, Urban Artworks, Ballets de San Juan and Taylor 2. Her dance lighting includes over 100 world premiere pieces. While residing in Indianapolis, she has lighted productions for the Indianapolis City Ballet, Butler Ballet, the Phoenix Theatre, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Jordan Academy of Dance, the Indianapolis Civic Theatre, The Ruth Lilly Theatre at the Indianapolis Children's Museum and the Indianapolis Men's Chorus. She has worked as a producer and a lighting designer on large-scale international events including the 2004 FINA World Swimming Championships and the 2007 Latvian Dance Festival, both held at Conseco Fieldhouse. Ms. Glover has designed with the Virginia School of the Arts, the Virginia Arts Festival, Todd Rosenlieb Dance and Workshop Theatre Group, whose production of Nijinsky's Last Dance, lighted by Ms. Glover, won international acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Ms. Glover is an adjunct faculty member at University of Indianapolis, teaching lighting design, and a 2001 Creative Renewal Fellow. She holds a M.FA. in Lighting Design from SUNY Purchase. Cheryl Sparks, Costume Designer, is an Indianapolis native, and was an art major at the University of Mexico. She has been sewing for over 50 years. Cheryl is a fabric artist, creating the color and pattern in fabric before molding and sewing it to fit each dancer. It is with joy she shares the creative process with choreographer, lighting designer and dancers. Together, a static piece of fabric becomes a work of art. She has also designed costumes for the Jordan (College of Fine Arts, Butler University) Dance Ensemble, Anderson Young Ballet Theatre, and the Lilly Theatre at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis. Cheryl has been with DK as in-house designer since 1996. Last year she was honored with the Mary Wright Sewall Leadership Award from the Propylaeum Historic Foundation for her many years of service and dedication to DK. DK Dance 101 Are there any special needs for the costumes worn by DK dancers? Dance costumes have to be flexible to allow the dancers to move freely as they perform, so I use lots of Spandex fabric. Contemporary dance costumes need to be looser than most ballet costumes because our dancers use their torsos and every inch of their bodies more. I also like to add silk fabrics because of the movement and flow they lend. I love working with David. He tells me his concept about a new piece he's choreographing, then sets me free to create. During my process, I show him fabrics, colors and sketches, but he lets me sail. It's 20 years of trust between us! - Cheryl Sparks, Costume Designer Production Staff Production Manager Company Teachers Laura E. Glover David Hochoy Technical Director Kenoth Shane Patton Michael S. Drury Class Musician Stage Manager Jack Hirsch Katie Angel Photographers Wardrobe Manager Crowe's Eye Photography Michele Hankins Drew Endicott The Company

Kenoth Shane Patton danced with the Oklahoma University Modern Repertory Dance Theatre from 1991-1997, where he studied with Ko Yukihiro, Denise Vale, George White, Jr., Denise Jefferson and Maxine Sherman. He graduated with a BFA in dance performance from OU in 1997. He has studied with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre as well as the Martha Graham Company. In the summer of 1998, Shane performed and taught in Singapore with Dance Ensemble of Singapore and performed the lead role in Temptations of the Moon Sponsored by with the Martha Graham Ensemble. Shane choreographed Great Spirit Stephen Taylor while in college as his senior thesis and in honor of his Native »American heritage. He performed it for the ground-breaking ceremony of the Natural History Museum on the campus of OU. Recently he received a Creative Renewal Grant from the Indianapolis Arts Council in recognition of his ten years in the arts community in Indianapolis. Shane also has choreographed Earth Song which combines live drumming while dancing. He is in his 13th consecutive season with DK. Liberty Harris began her training in Indianapolis with Linda Rees at the Dance Magic Performing Arts Studio. She attended Interlochen Arts Academy on a dance scholarship for four years. While studying at Butler University, she was asked to join Dance Kaleidoscope for the 1997 production of Carmina Burana. Liberty then went on to dance with the Charleston Ballet Theater of South Carolina for two years. She is also a teacher and choreographer at numerous local dance studios, won a 2009 Martha Graham Award and received a top choreography award for one of her pieces at a National Competition. This is her 12th season with DK. Sponsored by Gerald & Dorit Paul George Salinas attended the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, Texas, where he was named a Presidential Scholar in the Arts finalist for his Mexican "Folklorico" dancing. George received his formal dance training from Denise Vale and Austin Hartel at the University of Oklahoma, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Modern Dance Pedagogy. While at university, he was a guest dancer with the SD Prism Dance Theatre in Seattle, Washington, and a scholarship student with the American Dance Festival from 2001 through 2003. George has worked with renowned artists and Sponsored by choreographers: Tatiana Baganova, Kevin Brown, Chuck Davis, Luis Simon Crookall Montero, Earl Mosely, Dennis Marshall, and Donald McKayle. He also & Stephen Strugnell danced with Ballet Dallas, Oklahoma Festival Ballet, Mexico Undo Dance Company, and Modern Repertory Dance Theatre. This is his 8th season with DK. Jillian Godwin began her dance training in Indianapolis at Dance Magic Performing Arts Center and graduated from Broad Ripple High School, Center for the Performing and Visual Arts. While in high school, she competed in the Prelude Awards and was a finalist in the dance category in 2001 and 2003. Jillian danced as an apprentice for DK for one season before she was promoted to dancer. She also trained at Chautauqua Institution School of Dance in Chautauqua, New York, and American Ballet Theatre's Summer Intensive in Detroit. Recently, Jillian was accepted to River North Chicago Dance Company's Summer Intensive where she trained with Sara Bibik, Sponsored by Sherry Zunker, and Laura Wade. She was one of only 33 dancers Kathryn & Sidney Taurel chosen out of the country to attend the 10-day workshop. This is Jill's 7th season with DK.

Mariel Greenlee is originally from Vestal, New York. She received her BA from Point Park University and studied in New York City at Dance Space, The Paul Taylor School and the David Parsons Workshop. She has also worked with Robert Battle, Margo Sappington, Doug Bentz, Beth Corning, Jana Hicks and others. She would like to thank her friends and family for their love and support, and thank the staff of Apex Therapy for all their great care. This is Mariel's 7th season with DK.

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Caitlin Swihart began her dance training at Fort Wayne Ballet in Ft. Wayne, IN. She graduated summa cum laude from Southern Methodist University in 2006 with a BFA in Dance Performance and BA in Anthropology. Caitlin has studied at the American Dance Festival, The Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance, Lou Conte Dance Studio and Thodos Dance Chicago. She is a founder and executive director of the Indy Convergence and currently pursuing her comprehensive teacher certificate in the BASI pilates method. This is Caitlin's 4th season with DK. Sponsored by Brown County Friends ofDK Timothy June is originally from Enfield, Connecticut and began his training at New England Dance Conservatory in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts along with the Miami City Ballet, Boston Ballet, and the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory in St. Petersburg, Russia. Most recently he has performed with Ballet Arkansas, Butler Ballet, Indianapolis Opera, and American Cabaret Theatre. In addition to receiving a BFA in Dance Performance, Timothy has had the privilege to perform works by choreographers such as Thaddeus Davis, James Kudelka, Susan McGuire, and George Balanchine in Sponsored by addition to a wide variety of classical repertoire. This is Tim's 3rd Peter Slaymaker season with DK. & Tim Garnett

Zach Young trained at the Columbia Performing Arts Center in Columbia, Missouri where he studied under Karen Grundy, Sean France, and Jen Lee. He participated in summer intensives and workshops with Mark Morris, L.J. Ballard, Gary Hubler, and Dante Adela. He has worked with contemporary choreographers Benoit Swan Pouffer, Jamar Roberts, and Angel Fraser-Logan and as a guest artist with the Cuban National Ballet. Zach is also trained in Tae Kwon Do and holds a first-degree black belt. Previously, he danced for the Cedar Lake Youth Ensemble, Cedar Lake II, and the Missouri Sponsored by Contemporary Ballet. This is Zach's 3rd season with DK. Virgil Chan & Robert Gowen

Brandon Comer attended Center Grove High School in Greenwood, IN, where he was very active in the musical theater department and was also a member of the National award winning show choir CG Sound System. He received his dance training at The Dance Refinery for the last fourteen years. Growing up, he performed with Butler University's dance program in their performance of The Nutcracker for 7 years and performed the roll of Fritz. He has competed in ESPN's National Hip Hop Competition, performing at local theaters, and performed at the Young! Tanzsommer Arts Festival which included a tour of Austria. Brandon is very excited for all the opportunities DK has offered him and would like to thank David and the rest of the company for all of their guidance and support. He would also like to thank his friends, family, and God for without them none of this would have been possible. This is Brandon's 1st season with DK.

Jamie Ripsky, Apprentice, graduated last year from Butler University. She has studied at the American Ballet Theatre, Illinois Ballet Theatre, Ballet Austin, Butler University and the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance. Jamie has enjoyed performing varied roles, ranging from featured roles in community musical theater to the Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcrackerwith Butler Ballet. She recently choreographed a hip-hop piece for 8 members of Butler Ballet. Her piece, Appalachian Thing, was performed on tour in China in May 2010. Jamie is grateful for and looks up to each DK company member. She thanks David and Shane. Sponsored by Miriam Resnick, Mindful Movement Studio 10 INDIANA

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11 Season Sponsors Season Sponsor — Meg & Jim Irsay and The Indianapolis Colts Christel DeHaan Family Foundation In Honor of the Children & Families of Christel House Title Sponsors Mad for Musicals — Eli Lilly and Company The Elvis Project — Barnes & Thornburg LLP and Indy Hub Passionate Puccini — Where Magazine Costumes Cheryl Sparks, Motionwear Education Conversations with David Bazbeaux Pizza Seat a Dance Student Kinney Dancewear Corporate & Foundation Sponsors Discount Tire, The Health Foundation of Greater Indianapolis, Hoover Family Foundation, Rotary Foundation of Indianapolis, Inc., Sheila Fortune Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, Frank Kinney Memorial Edcuation Fund

Individual Supporters Jerry Jones/Cannon IV, Howard Hughes, Mr. & Mrs. David Shaffer, John & June Dever, Donna Rudiger Kathy & Gary Anderson, Don & Laura Stuart, Dan & Michele Pollock, Gay Burkhart, Doug & Julie Cauble,Tom Hackett/Concept Prints Health & Wellness Ortholndy Individual Artist Sponsor Kenoth Shane Patton Stephen Taylor Liberty Harris Gerald & Dorit Paul George Salinas Simon Crookall & Stephen Strugnell Jillian Godwin Kathryn & Sidney Taurel Mariel Greenlee Sarah Cannon Melanie Schreiber Sherrie & John Knighton Jamie Ripsky Miriam Resnick, Mindful Movement Studio Timothy June Peter Slaymaker & Tim Garnett Zach Young Virgil Chan & Robert Gowen Brandon Comer Leslie Chan & Mark Mills Caitlin Swihart Brown County Friends of DK Saving DK's Assets Storage Space Cheryl Sparks In-Kind Sponsors Medical Support St. Vincent Sports Performance Video Duplication DVC Poster Duplication Jose Prado Indy's Best Pizza Since 1986

Broad Ripple Carmel Downtown 811 E. West field 111 W.Main 333 Mass Ave. 317.255.5711 317.848.4488 317.636.7662 ^Summer Musicals/Elvis Sizzle Highlights from Mad for Musicals and The Elvis Project July 21-24, OneAmerica Stage at IRT th All tickets $10 40 SEAS '2011-2012 Tickets available at irtlive.com or 317.635.5252 Tribute Gifts In Honor of Cheryl Sparks Shirley B. Carpenter Jillian Godwin The Zamora Family Anne & Isabella Gandy In Memory of Liberty Harris Ruth Lilly Anne & Isabella Gandy Wayne E. Reeves & Dan W. Guio David Hochoy's 60th Birthday Winifred Flowers Bill Fortune & Joe Blakley Joyce Crowell David Hochoy & DK Dancers Our Daughter Teresa Western DeLay Ina Mohlman Jonnee G. & Art Western Alpha Blackburn's Birthday Daughter & Sister Julie Halteman David Hochoy Bob & Carolyn Halteman Jan Virgin Janie Halteman Snyder Stephen Taylor's Birthday David Hochoy Louise Virgin Zittrauer Jan Virgin Joe Virgin

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Janet Allen Joseph Hale, Jr. (Joe) Malcolm Smith Libby Appel Lisa Hendrickson Cheryl H. Sparks Jeffrey B. Baker Joann M. Inguilli-Fattic Steven Stolen Sarah Cannon Meg Irsay Cheryl Strain Virgil Chan Margaret Bannister Krauss Michael Strapulos Molly Chavers Stephan Laurent Ponce D. Tidwell, Jr. Carole Darst Heather McPherson Mark A. Varnau Christel DeHaan Tim Murphy Thomas Wade, MD Doug Dilling Deena Nystrom Emily A. West David Dreyfoos Michele Rogers Anna S. White Gerda Fogle Joan Schneider Norma L. Winkler Richard E. Ford Marc Sciscoe Vincent J. Wong, JD Dee Garrett Jennifer Shoup Wayne Zink 14 Corporate & Foundation Donors

Visionary Nicholas H. Noyes, Jr. Health Solutions Services ($75,000 and above) Memorial Foundation, Inc. IBM Corporation Christel DeHaan Family Katz, Sapper & Miller Foundation, Inc. Martha Graham Circle Kinney Dancewear Lilly Endowment Inc. ($5000 - 9999) Mash Up Buddy, Inc. Barnes & Thornburg LLP Rotary Foundation of Benefactor Indianapolis ($25,000 - 74,999) Baryshnikov Circle Sheila Fortune Foundation Allen Whitehill Clowes ($1000 - 4999) The Health Foundation Foundation Arthur Jordan Foundation of Greater Indianapolis Arts Council of Indianapolis Ayres Foundation The Taurel Foundation Indiana Arts Commission Back Home Again USA Funds Indianapolis Colts Foundation Efroymson Family Fund Bamberger-Foreman Isadora Member Frank Springer Family C.H. Douglas & Gray, ($500 - 999) Foundation, of CICF Wealth Advisors Athenaeum Foundation Artistic Director's Circle Consolidated Union Anthony & Maria Mernitzs ($10,000 - 24,999) Insurance Rose Foundation Discount Tire Duke Energy AT&T Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Fifth Third Bank Miller Family Foundation, National Endowment Glick Foundation of CICF for the Arts Gregory & Appel Paul Family Foundation Matching Gifts AT&T Regions Bank KSM Business Services, Inc Eli Lilly and Company SBC Foundation Liberty Mutual Foundation Lilly Endowment Foundation In-Kind Donors Martha Graham Circle Jose Prado Costumes by Margie ($5000-9999) Karlalea Cody and Stephen Doug Dilling Butler University Wagman Endangered Species St. Vincent Sports Peter Slaymaker & Chocolate Company Performance Tim Garnett Ice Miller Western Select Properties Robert Gowen & Virgil Chan Jim & Dixie Hermiller Dr. Virgil Chan/Ortholndy John Fisher Baryshnikov Circle Yvonne Shaheen Liberty Harris ($1000-4999) Lynn Webster Banner Images/John Isadora Member Melanie Schreiber Freeland ($500-999) Sherry Sawyer Bernadette Fletcher Bazbeaux Pizza Taft Stettinius & Hollister Cheryl Sparks David Hochoy LLP Chuck & Jane Snyder Jan & Joe Virgin Tim & Jerrilyn Herd Dennis Ryerson DK Corps Mindful Movement Studio Drew Endicott Monarch Beverage DVC Duplicating Services (up to $499) Alan & Betsy Bernstein Ortholndy Jan Spears Alissa Zink Donor lists reflect gifts made to Dance Kaleidoscope between July 1, 2009 and August 30, 2010. If a name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, please accept our apologies and contact DK office at 317.940.6555 or dk@ dancekal.org 15 Individual Donors

Benefactor John Lechleiter Michael Laudick ($25,000 & above) James & Bette Maybury David Leach Meg & Jim Irsay & Alice & Kirk McKinney Mary & Alan Levin The Indianapolis Colts Clayton C. Miller Heather McPherson & Richard Pitbladdo Ina Mohlman Malcolm Smith Ron Nobles & Kevin Malley Allan Misch Artistic Director's Circle Ersal & Izabela Ozdemir Jane & Andrew Paine ($10,000 - 24,999) Andy Palm Cynthia Pratt Bill Fortune & Joe Blakley Dorit & Gerald Paul David & Miriam Resnick The Estate of Nancy L. Michele & Dan Pollock Scott & Debi Richardson MacDaniel Larry Powlesland & Diane R. Sargeant & James Russell Philip M. Blomgren Martha Graham Circle Sandy & Robert Reiberg Shelley Snead ($5000 - 9999) Donna Rudiger Cheryl & Jim Strain Howard Hughes Dennis Ryerson Richard and Lois Surber Stan & Sandy Hurt Mary Jane Sievers Stephen Tracy Lisa Marie Austen & Peter Slaymaker & Tim Garnett Jan & James Wark Garret Newbound Patsy Solinger Emily West N. Clay & Amy Robbins Cheryl & Robert Sparks Anna S. & James P. White Sidney & Kathy Taurel Stephen Taylor Terence & Margaret Yen Ann & Mark Varnau Jan & Joe Virgin David Ziegler Thomas Wade & Daniel Roose Baryshnikov Circle Norma L. Winkler DK Principal ($150-499) ($1000 - 4999) Karl Zimmer Ms. Dorothy J. Anderson Katherine & Dan Appel Sheila Barton Susan Bates Isadora Member Donald & Ginger Bievenour Sarah B. Cannon ($500 - 999) Jim, Tammy & Amanda Bruce C. Carver Peter Amster Brantley Mary & John Challman Kathy & Gary Anderson Lydia Brasher Albert & Louise Crandall Brad & Carole Arthur Diane & Craig Burke Simon Crookall & John and Denise Ayre Hugh and Catherine Burns Stephen Strugnell Kay and Taylor L. Baker Kevin Cloer Bonnie Daniel Trudy W. Banta Pamela Deprez Robert & Emily Dillard Sarah C. Barney Mary & Stephen DeVoe Douglas Dilling Frank and Katrina Basile John and Constance Douglas Susan & Mark Draves Thomas W. Beeler Henry L. Fernandez & Don & Suzanne Earnhart Charles & Sheri Bender Ken Palmer Lori Efroymson-Aguilera Alice Brown & Susan and Roger Frick & Sergio Aguilera Randy Trowbridge Anne and Isabella Gandy Robert Elzer Gay Burkhart Ronald Gibson & Jerry Unland Richard & Joann Ingulli Fattic Pamela & John Butterworth Laura Glover & Jeff Mountjoy John Fischer Karlalea Cody & Peggie and Bob Gould Bernadette & James Fletcher Stephen Wagman Tom Hackett Gerda Fogle Luis Colon Avrom & Clairborne Charles Goad & Chris Douglas & Tom Korecki Handleman James Kincannon David Drashil & Fred Zitlaw Michele Hankins Robert Gowen & Virgilio Chan Ann Dunipace Robert and Rosalie Ferguson Tim & Jerrilyn Herd Harvey & Phyllis Feigenbaum Held David Hochoy Cora Gibson John Herbst Jerry & Peggy Jones Jane Green Kenneth & Krisztina Inskeep Robert & Rhonda Kaspar Susan Guba Robert A. Johnson Evelin & Gerhard Klemm Lisa Hendrickson Charles and Shirley Johnson Col. A. D. Kneessy Redmond Hogan Dana & Marc Katz Sherrie & John Knighton Joel & Linda Honigbaum Leopold Keffler George and Catherine Korinek Patricia S. Katterjohn E. Jackie Kenney Henry Kurkowski & Anne & Freddie Kelvin Mary & James Kenny Kirby Goble Ms. Kay F. Koch Leslie King 16 Elise and Russell Kushigian Nadia & Todd Bushfield Susan Hazer Joseph and Delores La Rosa Stephen B. & Bonnie Caplin Lori, Dennis & Meridith Sara & John Landrum Doug and Julie Cauble Heathfield Jo Ann & Larry Lynch Eva Chaifetz * Cynthia Helphingstine Alan & Sue Maul Brenda & Douglas Chappell Jim & Dixie Hermiller Alan & Ann McKenzie Therese Chatelaine Carolyn Hodge Bob and Elly McNamara Ms. Katherine Chowning Keith Hunter F. Carl Miller Michael & Diane Clancy Rhoda Israelov Becky Mohr&H.E. Hunt Don & Dolly Craft Don Johnson Margy Moorhead Joyce Crowell & Georgianne Donald & Helen Jolly John and Carolyn Mutz Schilling Kenneth & Phyllis Kaplan M. Jacqueline Nytes & Mr. & Mrs. Theodore W. Phyllis Karrh Michael O'Brien Cutshall Zoe * & Elizabeth Kashin Sharon & Amanda Owen Diantha Daniels Erin Kem Alan & Mindy Pedlar Joan Davis Linda Kenney John Resley Margarita DeLaTorre Al & Marianne Kite Pete and Verlyn Ritz Lisa Dellinger Mary & Joel Klee Joyce Romer Jamar Dennard Steve and Sharon Klusman Jane Rothbaum Ann Dettwiler Karen & Bryan Knotts George & Jan Rubin June & John Dever Margaret Bannister Krauss & Wendy Schrimper Mary Dinauer G. Howard Krauss Marc Sciscoe & Tara Schulstad Maureen Donahue Marcia Ahrens Krieg William Scott David A. Dreyfoos Keith Kuck Ellen Sebahar Nancy Dunn Emine Kumcu Molly and Joe Shane Elaine & Brent Eckhart Cliff Kurkowski Reuben and Leona Shevitz Elizabeth M. Egleson Glen Kwok Gary and Joan Shrader Nancy Ewing James and Patricia LaCrosse Janie & Chuck Snyder Jon Fader & Nancy Boettner Gerry & Susanne Lafollette Toby & Penny Stone Stephan Faesi Lisa & Ashley Lain Donald & Laura Stuart Danielle Falconer Jon Laramore & Janet McCabe James Sweeney Ross & Sherry Faris David Leach Freida Thompson Jeff Fayerman & Dave York Mr. & Mrs. Jordan Leibman Daniel Wheeler & Frank Felice & Mitzi Westra Joan Logan Susan Wakefield Henry and Nancy Feuer Lisa D. Long Bill & Audrey Wiebenga Esther Fogle George Lowry Betty Wilson Molly Fogle Tom, Janet & Kate Lupke Larry & Candy Young Pam and Don Fogle Victoria Lyras Ann Forney Rev. & Mrs. Donald DK Corps John Francis MacPherson (up to $149) Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Frappier Walter and Mary Marschner Nancy Agres & Kathleen Agres Gary & Denise Friermood Christine and Nick Marson Carole and Jack Alexander Kevin Fyffe Laura Maul Janet Allen & Joel Grynheim Michael & Karen Gardner Joan McCormack Daniel Allis Robert Garton Lucy McCoskey Larry & Teresa Amick Janine Gensheimer Beth and Jeffrey McGill & Stephen & Barbara Bailie Suzanne Goble Meghan McGill Joan Baker Jillian Godwin Kate & Tim McSoley Florence Barbee Michael C. Goode Jessica McTighe M. Jerri Bastin George Greenlee Wayne Mehl Mark & Ann Bear Martin & Audrey Grossman David Miller & James Philippi Scott & Kelly Benjamin Ciela Guthrie Elizabeth Najar Charles and Katherine Benson Robert F. Haag Jim & Cathleen Nevin Natalie Boehm Frances Hackett Ms. Marie Nolf Donald & Judy Bogard Donna Haddox Nils Nordell Marsha Bohannon Marianne Hahn Keith Norwalk Glen & Jeanne Bohannon Linda Halcomb Paul & Michele Ogle Ethel Booth Bob & Carolyn Halteman Isaac Gregory Outland * Edith Bosch & Judy Browning Steve Hamilton John and Frances Pardee Gadi and Michele Boukai Nancy & Tom Hardin Richard Parker Karen Burch Margie Hart Kathy Ratal uch 17 Eloise Paul Margaret & Elmer Rohrbacher Lois & Kenneth Templeton Sidney & Judy Pellissier Pat G. Rooney Carol Tharp-Perrin & Schiela Pena Natalie Rubin & Larry Gindhart Judith Perk Brian Honigbaum Carol & Bob Thompson Sarah Perrone Jim & Peggy Sabens Denise Trulock Barbara Ann Perry Jerry Sandy Georgeanna Tryban Amy Perry Rebecca L. Schafer Jay P. van Santen & Jean Person & Jack Doskow Madelaine & John Schiering David Conrad Annette and Ron Pettigrew Carol & Lara Schlotterbeck Janice and Kelly VanDeWalker Neil Pickett Joan Schneider Fredrick Walton Andrew Pike & Sharon Hovath Daria Schooler Tong Wang Julie Pitts Jim Schroeder Thomas Weakley Richard & Barbara Pratt David & Janis Shaffer Judy Tillman Wells Susan & Glenn Pratt Shirley Shazer Jane and John Westermeier Joseph Pressner Teresa Shih Art & Jonnee Western Maureen Provost Julie and Thomas Shortridge Haley and Edward Whalen Florence Pulsifer Jennifer Shoup Dave Wieting Anne and John Quets Vipula Shukla Reyna Williams & Louellen Ramey Ronald Sink Marien Contreras John Rardon & Gwynne Sara Lyn Smith Mark Wilson Rardon Ron & Sharon Smith Mike Wilson Ron Reese Beverly Smithey Melanie Wise Wayne E. Reeves & Jane Spain Joann & Bill Wood Dan W. Guio Deborah Stapleton James and Jane Wood Rebecca Richardson & Eric Stark Judy Woods & John Koppitch Merle Miller Barbara Stilwell & Grace Worley R. LaMar Richcreek Ramon Dunkin Heidi Wright Amy and Jeff Risinger Joseph & Ann Striewe David Wyciskalla Jean Ritsema Jennifer Sugarman & Konrad Leah & James Yee June Robbins Banaszak Zamora Family Matthew Roberts Patrice Sweeney Susan Zellers Nadia Robinson Tom & Sally Swihart AlissaZink Louise Rogers Martha and Tom Tedrowe * Youth supporters of DK. Kaleidoscope of Dance Donors

DK thanks the many generous people who helped make our Roaring Twenties Gala fundraiser a success. Hochoy Award Sponsors Stephen Taylor Chocolate Randy Deer and Wayne Zink & Elizabeth Meek Discount Tire USA Funds Events Technical Earnest Hemingway Corporate Sponsors Laura Glover Sponsors Barnes & Thornburg and Tom Godby The Health Foundation of John Fischer Eric Halvorson Greater Indianapolis Ice Miller LLP Michele Hankins Printing Partners Monarch Beverage Vincent Jackson Rhonda Kaspar Harry Houdini Sponsor Coco Chanel Sponsors David Meek Bamberger Foreman Oswald & Endangered Species Chocolate Monarch Beverage Hahn, LLP In-Kind Donors, Sponsors Bill Myers Brown County Friends of DK and Volunteers JW Marriott Indianapolis Discount Tire Jeff & Katie Angel Jeff Mountjoy eWireless Babyboomers Sound Michael Shelton Health Solutions Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Joe Virgin Katz, Sapper & Miller Mayor Gregory A. Ballard The Wellington Group Keystone Construction Crowe's Eye Photography Bob Williams Lilly Lane Endangered Species WFYI 18 Silent Auction Donors

10-01 Food & Drink Dammann's Lawn, Garden & Indiana Repertory Theatre The 500 Festival Landscaping Center Indiana State Museum A Little Bit of Red Interiors Dance Kaleidoscope Foundation Accu-Med, Inc. David & Mary Salon & Spa Indianapolis Art Center Actors Theatre of Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels Indianapolis Chamber Address Art and the First Lady of Indiana Orchestra Mark Allen Discount Tire Indianapolis Colts and Pete All People Yoga Center David Drashil & Fred Zitlaw Ward American Pianists Association Michael S. Drury Indianapolis Museum of Art Animal Arts Academy Steve & Cathy Duncan Indianapolis Opera Art Scapes by Steve Duncan's Fireplace & Patio Indianapolis Symphony Lisa Marie Austin Center Orchestra Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Eagle Flyers, Inc. Indianapolis Zoo Bazbeaux Pizza Jean Easter Conservation James Whitcomb Riley B & E Marine Services Museum Home Be Salon Ed Martin Buick GMC Jeffrey A. Linderman, DDS, PC Sheri Bender Editions Limited Gallery Jockamo The Benjamin Harrison Site Eiteljorg Museum of American Roy Jones Best Chocolate in Town Inc. Indians and Western Art JW Marriott Indianapolis Best Friends Pet Care Emmett's Hair Salon K & G Farms Alpha Blackburn Evan Todd Spa & Salon Bob & Rhonda Kaspar Bose McKinney & Evans Evolve Salon Kids Inc. Brown's on Main Eye Candy Boutique Kings Island Brickyard Crossing Golf Resort Fine Arts Society Sherrie & John Knighton Broad Ripple Animal Clinic For Pete's Sake Henry Kurkowski Janet & Earl Busdieker John Fowler Lauren Kwan Butler's Pantry Freddie's Photos La Mie Emilie Cannon IV, Inc. Scott Freeman Jeffrey A. Linderman Capital Grille French Lick Resort Ivey Long Carter Veterinary Medical The Friendly Tavern Senator Richard Lugar Center The Garden Center Luxe Home Interiors Casino Aztar Marianne Glick Heather McPhearson Central Indiana Land Trust Kirby Goble Marcy J Salon Chateau Thomas Winery Sandy Goble Marigold Clothing The Children's Museum of Tom & Jenny Godby Mary & Friends Indianapolis Jillian Godwin Mass Ave Toys CH Douglas & Gray Wealth Grapevine Cottage McCormick & Schmick's Management The Great Frame Up Seafood CH Jewelers Gunnell Gallery Tom McTamney David Chapin Liberty Harris (in memory of Larry Hurt) Chip Gnassi Racing Team Heartland Film Festival The Melting Pot Cinema Grill Kirk Hendrix Clay Miller Classic Cleaners Hoaglin To Go Cafe & Mindful Movement Studio Clowes Memorial Hall Marketplace The Melting Pot of Indianapolis Cobblestone Grill Hofmeister Jewelers & Greenwood Conner Prairie History Park Holiday World & Splashin' National Institute for Fitness Conrad Indianapolis Hotel Safari and Health Cooper's Hawk Winery David Hochoy Nestle inn Cork and Cracker Hollyhock Hill New York City Ballet Corner Vise Gallery Julie Houston Occasions Divine Cracker's Comedy Club Teresa Hunt Coby Palmer Designs John Crowe The Illinois Street Food Palmer Kelley Designs Joslyn Virgin Crowe Emporium Pamfilio's Italian Restaurant Crowe's Eye Photography Indiana Historical Society Park Tudor School Kathy & David Cuppy Indiana Pacers Kenoth Shane Patton 19 Performer's Edge Dance Teresa Shih Taylor, Meek & Associates Theatre Anita Sipes Chris Tolzmann Phoenix Theatre Malcolm Smith & Heather Tyler Mason Salon & Spa Plum Creek Golf Club McPherson Union Jack Pub Posh Petals Pilialoha Smith Susan Van Huss Design Power of Touch-Dave Graf, Sara Lyn Smith Susan Vinicor CMT Janie & Chuck Snyder Jan Virgin Purdue University Somers Body Centered Pete Ward Qualkinbush Masseurs Therapy Jim Wark R Bistro Rita Spalding Fine Art Lynn Webster Aaron Ralston St. Elmo Steakhouse West Marina Bob & Sandy Reiberg Stacy's Lashes & Sunless Tan Westview Health-plex Re-Form Movement Pilates Jen Stephanidis Where Magazine Renaissance Hotel Carmel Storytelling Arts of Indiana Steve Whitlock Miriam Resnick Studio 2000 Salon & Day Spa Roberta Wong Debi Richardson Susan Van Huss Design Wooden Key Hallmark Shops Liberty Richardson Sybaris Yellow Rose Carriages Rick's Boatyard TK Interior Designs Terence & Margaret Yen Rosie Robertson Table for One Therapeutic Yuspie, LLC Salon DuJour Massage Zionsviile Lighting Center Sandman Enterprises Tangerine Cards Z's Oyster Bar The Secret Ingredient Tastings Wine Bar

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