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Nutcracker Salt Creek Ballet Governors State University OPUS Open Portal to University Scholarship Center for Performing Arts Memorabilia Center for Performing Arts 12-14-1997 Nutcracker Salt Creek Ballet Follow this and additional works at: http://opus.govst.edu/cpa_memorabilia Recommended Citation Salt Creek Ballet, "Nutcracker" (1997, 1998, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014, 2015). Center for Performing Arts Memorabilia. Book 113. http://opus.govst.edu/cpa_memorabilia/113 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Center for Performing Arts at OPUS Open Portal to University Scholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion in Center for Performing Arts Memorabilia by an authorized administrator of OPUS Open Portal to University Scholarship. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 9 E CENTER FOR ERFORMING ARTS Proudly Presents Salt Creek Ballet's The Nutcracker Featuring Principle Dancers of The American Ballet Theatre, New York December 14th, 1997 1 P.M. & 5 P.M Governors State University, University Park, IL I TheJtlinofs Philharmonic Orchestra presents a great way to Introduce your whole family to (he symphony, NEWTHJS SEASON,., Classics TH J ' *. **" *•* PICQACKER w*. t*. <<J nuaiy. Center for Performing Arts, Governors State University ' Gershwin, Bernstein and more... I Affordable... and close to home Free instrument demonstrations & soloist talk Stage commentary by Maestro Carmon DeLeone CELEBRATING For families... senior citizens... or anyone •wlwF J ^ifmmtmt %J who enjoys a Sunday afternoon at the symphony ORDER NOW... Call (708) 481-7774 Adult Tickets $26... $20... $16 MATTESON 18 and Under.... $13... $10.... $8 1997-98 Season Sponsor... indthnOfdciil Hotel e! the Illincli PMIhimonic Orchtttrt TREATSEATS TREATSEATS coupons for ticket discounts available at Target and Marshall Field's. Salt Creek Ballet Twelfth Annual The Nutcracker Patricia Sigurdson Artistic Director Hinsdale Central Auditorium Saturday, November 29,1:00 and 5:00 Starlight, Star Bright Sunday, November 30,1:00 with the Salt Creek Ballet Symphony Orchestra "Etoile" designs in eighteen karat gold with diamonds set in platinum. Paramount Arts Centre Aurora Saturday, December 6 TlFFANY&Ctt 1:00 and 5:00 OAK BROOK • 299 OAKBROOK CENTER 630-574-7TOO • OPEN 10-6, THURS 10-8, SUN 12-5 with the Salt Creek Ballet Symphony Orchestra CTS.CO.199- Center for the Performing Arts Governors State University Sunday, December 14 Work with a Winner 1:00 and 5:00 Coldwell Banker takes a personal interest in solving your real estate featuring guest artists from needs. That's why we work with professionals like William W. Kimball, American Ballet Theatre III. Bill's family has lived in this area for over 100 years. You might say that he Yan Chen ~ Angel Corella ~ Ethan Stiefel knows the territory. Bill's clients like that just fine. They trust knowledge and experience. That's what made Bill Kimball one of our top producers in Chicagoland. 630-887-8900 Sponsored in part by Harris Bank Hinsdale and Target Stores 1997 Expect the best' SALT CREEK BALLET Artistic Director Executive Director Patricia Sigurdson Kathleen Boyd Assistant Artistic Director Director of Project Management Susanne Carroll Wren O. J. Mavon Staff Artistic Advisors Kay Johnson Dace Dindonis Rehearsal Assistant Julie Strandberg Resident Choreographer Susan O'Connell Costume Design Kay Johnson David Higgins Laura Cunningham Wardrobe Mistress Kay Johnson Wardrobe Assistant Susan Ryland Wardrobe Production Mary Blake Lisa Boyko Deborah Getta Alison Nelson Linda Pipal Anna Whiteway Photo by Mike Huth Stage Manager Dace Dindonis Technical Director Christina Hanagan Mother Ginger Prop Kay Johnson Howard Orr We're A Performance- Lighting Design Jeffrey Bruckerhoff Driven Company. Ticket Sales Natalie Billingsley Photographer Mike Huth Target is happy Administrative Staff to sponsor this Karen Seaton Jan Templeton Mary Blake performance, and BOARD OF DIRECTORS to have sponsored Carson R. Yeager, President Jean Antoniou Ronald E. Keener Sean Reardon thousands of others Robert Armenia Saundra S. Lein Kay Vee Rhoads Judy Bulger Lynn Magnesen Ginny Richarson throughout the Marianne Calhoun Ned Ochiltree, Jr. Gary Sigurdson Imogene Coleman William E. Parry Patricia Sigurdson past 30 years. Lisa Gengler Joel Wilcoxen HONORARY BOARD ©TARGET The Honorable Judy Biggert George L. Faulstich, Jr. Alice Mansell Carolyn S. Stillman Salt Creek Ballet is a not-for-profit Illinois corporation supported in part by grants from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency, the Hinsdale Center for the Arts, Target Stores and the DuPage Community Foundation. Nurse: Alexandra Berger (11/29&30) The Nutcracker Jane McConnell (12/6&14) Music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Guests: Paul Arnold, Lisa Boyko, James R. Kirshner (11/29&30), Lauren Ryland (11/29&30), Staged and Choreographed by Dace Dindonis Kathy Shiverts (12/6&14), Julie Strandberg, Sets Designed and Executed David Tschudy (12/6&14), Jason T. Wiser by David Higgins Children of the Guests: Sarah Buckley, Aliya Carey, Andrea Ores, Act I Margaret Matray, Natasha Niedbalec, Danah Sivik, Theodora Tzinares, Lela Wernert The Von Stahlbaums are getting ready to receive their party guests who (11/29&30) arrive, family by family, bearing gifts for the hosts' children, Clara and Fritz. Cayleigh Blake, Jessica Bluemke, Molly Bowen, The presents are all carefully placed beneath the Christmas tree and given to Molly DeSalle, Victoria Gutierrez, Stefanie LeRoy, the children as they step up. Dr. Drosselmeyer, the most mysterious man in Ariane Scolaro, Emily Steil (12/6&14) the whole town, arrives with a marvelous group of mechanical dolls and a fine nutcracker for Clara. Christopher Cesca, Alexander Haried, Sean Kennedy, Kevin Kron, Ronald Neurauter, Sean Fritz is jealous of Clara's new toy and snatches it from her. Spurred on by the Roe, Daniel Getta (11/29&30), J. Andrew Haried other boys, he plays with it so energetically that he breaks it! Drosselmeyer (12/6&14) restores the nutcracker to health and returns it to Clara. The guests perform a Dr. Drosselmeyer: David Gould contredanse, after which they depart and the hosts prepare for bed. Columbine and Harlequin: Tracey Maradei, Arturo Alvarez Clara returns after everyone is asleep and is startled by mice which have grown to life-size! Soldier Dolls: Jennifer Janowitz, Nizam Kaiser King of the Mice: Paul Arnold Dr. Drosselmeyer reappears and magically causes wondrous things to hap- pen. The tree grows, the toys come to life, and the Nutcracker becomes life Mice: Alexandria Bellinder, Ashley Hoffman (11/29&30), size to protect Clara from the mice. A furious battle ensues between the toy Carolyn Kron, Jamie Patzer, Jenna Sticken, soldiers led by the Nutcracker and the mice led by their king. At the height of Lauren Suhajda, Paige Wolfe (12/6&14) the battle Clara strikes the mouse king with her shoe and the defeated mice Soldiers: Christopher Cesca, Daniel Getta, Alexander flee. Haried, J. Andrew Haried, Omeed Javidan, Kevin The Nutcracker, released from a spell, turns into a handsome prince and takes Kron, Ronald Neurauter, Brendan Sweeney Clara on a magical trip through the Kingdom of Snow and beyond. The Nutcracker: Arturo Alvarez Act II The Nutcracker Prince: Ethan Stiefel (11/29&30,12/6) Clara's voyage takes her to the Kingdom of Sweets where she is greeted by the Angel Corella (12/14) Sugar Plum Fairy. A series of entertaining divertissements are ordered and the The Snow Queen: Erica Edwards (11/29&30) Sugar Plum Fairy dances with the Prince. When the festivities are over, Sara Blankenship (12/6&14) everyone bids good-bye to Clara who sorrowfully makes her journey homeward. The Snow King: David Tschudy (11/29&30) Jorge Rios (12/6&14) Please no flash photography. A flash pot will be used during performances. Snowflakes: Jennifer Blake, Magan Book, Jennifer Janowitz, Cari McLean, Tracey Maradei, Hayley Nelson, THE CAST Carolyn Parma, Lacey Soltysiak Counselor Von Stahlbaum: Michael Toon Snow Scene Singers Members of the Tower Chorale under the Frau Von Stahlbaum: Pilar Garcia direction of James Winfield (11/29&30) Their Daughter, Clara: Julie Janowitz (11/29&30) Members of the First Presbyterian Church of Meghan Schmidt (12/6&14) Aurora Choir under the direction of Karen Roberts. (12/6) Their Son, Fritz: J. Andrew Haried (11/29&30) Daniel Getta (12 / 6&14) INTERMISSION Angels: Amanda Billingsley, Brooke Billingsley, Renee Briglio, Amy Carlson, Karen Emmerson, Carolyn Miller, Lauren Schultz, Jenna Sticken (11/29&30) VlS-O-GRAPHIC Lori Fredrickson, Tori Goodheart, Carolyn Kron, PRINTING INC. Keriann Kushner, Brooke LeBan, Julie McCloud, YOUR FULL SERVICE PRINTER Rebecca Palak, Mary Shain (12/6&14) 9 South 050 Joliet Road Hinsdale, IL 60521 630.325.0990 • FAX 630.325.5031 • E-mail: sales!"visographic.com Sugar Plum Fairy Yan Chen ^CATALOGS . B . MAGAZINES . DIRECT MAIL • PRICE LISTS . Spanish Dance: Lacey Soltysiak (11/29&30) Erica Edwards (12/6&14) Arabian Dance: Tracey Maradei, Arturo Alvarez Chinese Dance: Jennifer Blake, Kate Rowan SCHOOL OF THE SALT CREEK BALLET Russian Dance: Alexandra Berger, Jennifer Janowitz Patricia Sigurdson, Director Mark Wasylyszn Classes for students of all ages and abilities, including an intensive Mirlitons: Sara Blankenship, Magan Book, Carolyn Parma curriculum for serious dancers! Mother Ginger: Filar Garcia BALLET - POINTE - VARIATIONS - JAZZ - TAP Her Children: Elle Austin Carpenter, Caitlin Fitzgibbons, 'v? TEEN/ADULT CLASSES Madeline Hines, Maggie Hines, Amanda «& "DANCE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN" 4-5
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