Ball State University, College of Fine Arts, School of Music, and the Department of Theatre and Dance present
The Nutcracker Composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Directed by Audra Sokol and Christie Zimmerman Conducted by Douglas Droste Choir Direction by Kerry Glann
Choreography by Lisa Carter, Susan Koper, Audra Sokol, Michael Worcel, Christie Zimmerman Youth Choreography by Betsy Curry and Tracy Navas
Costume Design: Patty Daehn and Melanie Mortimore Lighting Design: Mickie Marie Master Sound Engineer: Joe Court* Hair and Makeup Design: Robert Dirden and Kayla Bickham Stage Manager: Colleen Tovar^
Ball State University is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Dance (NASD), the National Association of Schools of Theatre (NAST), and the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM).
*United Scenic Artists, Local 829 of the IATSE is the union representing Scenic, Costume, Lighting, Sound and Projection designers in Live Performance.
^Appears by permission of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
Video, Photo, or Audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. Act One
Stahlbaums’ Christmas Party
Claire: Sammi Shoufler* Drosslemeyer: Jonathan Becker Mother: Helen Sorensen* Father: Micheal Hassel Grandmother: Hannah St. Aubin* Fritz: Dru Hines Fritz’s Friend: Kailyn Kelley* Claire’s Friend: Raegan Huth* Party Guests: Hannah Bertrand*, Ciara Borg*, Levi Coy, Bekka Ferguson*, Dashawn Perry*, John Viso* Maid: Carly Jerstad* Butler: Robbie Weatherington* Columbine Doll: Maria-Elena Sanchez* Soldier Dolls: Alexandria Koontz*, Shannon Swift*
The Battle of Soldiers and Mice
Nutcracker: Dashawn Perry* Mouse Queen: Helen Sorensen* Soldiers: Alexa Abbott*, Bridget Donovan*, Alexandria Koontz*, Darcy Kummerow*, Shannon Swift*, Keely Wissel* Mice: Cassidy Crull*, Lily Deeg*, Eugenia Jones, Tyler Parnella, Maria-Elena Sanchez*
The Land of Snow
Snow Queen: Raegan Huth* Snow Princes: John Viso*, Robbie Weatherington* Snow: Hannah Bertrand*, Ciara Borg*, Bekka Ferguson*, Carly Jerstad*, Kate Laughlin, Anasha Milton, Hannah St. Aubin* Act Two
Kingdom of Sweets
Sugar Plum Fairy: Keely Wissel* Prince: Levi Coy The Angel: Shannon Swift Angels: Miriam Allred, Andrew Baker, Blakelee Carroll, Keira Leap, Landri Moulton, Katelyn Rector, Addison Thurston Angels appear courtesy of Cole Academy Spanish Chocolate: Lily Deeg*, Kailyn Kelley*, Hannah St. Aubin* Arabian Coffee: Ciara Borg*, Kate Laughlin Chinese Tea: Cassidy Crull*, Darcy Kummerow*, Tyler Parnella French Mints: Hannah Bertrand*, Bekka Ferguson*, Carly Jerstad*, Anasha Milton Russian Candy Canes: Micheal Hassel, John Viso*, Robbie Weatherington* Mother Ginger: Jonathan Becker Bon-Bons: Emma Brenna, Delaney Brinson, Leah Davis, Booklynne Orr, Ava Riegle, Georgia Shrieve, Julia Woods, Madelyn Woods Poppets appear courtesy of Dazzle Dance & Cheer Dew Drop: Eugenia Jones Flowers: Alexa Abbott*, Lily Deeg*, Bridget Donovan*, Alexandria Koontz*, Darcy Kummerow*, Tyler Parnella, Maria-Elena Sanchez*, Shannon Swift* Understudy: Katie Sullivan*
There will be one 15-minute intermission *Denotes Theatre and Dance Scholarship Student Ball State Symphony Orchestra Violin I Cello Bassoon Xiaoou Ma ^Po-Chen Chang Lindsey Wiehl Grace Marshall ^Kathy Burrell Erin Gehlbach I Chang ^AJ Jabarin Horn Megan Simmons ^Radwan Khatib Corinne Edom Emma Andersen ^Max Engler ^Ethan Wilkinson Miranda Blevins ^Jeremy Anderson *Brian Reel ^Taylor Matthews *David Pira Emily Schroeder ^Isaac Mahoney *John Woodward Justin Phillips ^Sarah Stoutamyer *Jordan Scott Anita Rodriguez *Sam Turk *William Smith (assistant) *Sierra MacMillan *Nicholas Burrell *Jonathan Hummel *Nick Leon Trumpet Eric Rodriguez Violin II Bass ^Kieran McNamara Tian Li ^Gonzalo Kochi *Drew Tomasik Emily McCroskey Kikuchi Christopher Monty ^Roger Graves Trombone Emma Erickson ^David Tweddell Josiah Williams ^Sebastian Giraldo ^Ariya Marr Peter Lehmann ^Levacy Quinn *Ian Elmore Austin Hinkle ^Nathan Leamer *Alma Mele Tuba ^Alex Karker *Mitch Borkowski ^Maddie Edwards Sam Michels *Jacob Smith ^Jessica Joyner Percussion *Jose Rodriguez Flute/Piccolo Evan Moore *Alex Campbell Samantha Haake Sam Thompson *Aaliyah Winters Cyris Wallis Aaron Kaluza *Alyssa Jerke Lydia Perry David Kuo *Jacob Sumner Oboe Harp *Emily Wickline Sarah Loos Lydia Wisehart Viola Rachel Gripp Julie Stuckert Noah Connolly Celesta Megan Grady (English Horn) Nina Lee
Claire Harvey Clarinet Ben Davis *Denotes Friday Rachel Jordan ^Christian Zepeda only Caleb Boswell ^Katie Buchholz ^Denotes Saturday Liz Felsted *Morgan Upton only *Kayla Welte (Bass Clarinet)
Ball State Women’s Chorus Grace Arndt Carniah Herrero Abby Specht Brooke Barkley Marisa Jenkins Katelyn Speck Sarah Bennett Cheyenne Johnson Jordan Swingle Katie Collins Madeline King Josie Underhill Shelby Crouse Lydia Kotowski Alex Vale Elise DeRuby Bryn Marlow Kendra Vanderstar Sylvie Dowd Mia Marrero Jesarela Villarreal Harlie Ferguson Alexandra Martin Connie Walker Lindsay Fields Abigail Plummer Meghan Walls Jaelyn Hence Cathleen Ramirez Madeline Werner Jennifer Riedel
Special Thanks
President Mearns and Ball State University Steve Jobe, Cindy Buchanan, and Old National Mortgage Dean Robert Kvam and College of Fine Arts
Patron Information
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Synopsis
Act One
The Nutcracker is a fantasy about a little girl, Claire, who cherishes her Christmas gift, a wooden nutcracker. The story begins on Christmas Eve at the Stahlbaum house, a large and beautiful mansion with the most beautiful Christmas tree one could imagine. Their family and friends are prepared for the festivities.
The celebrations are interrupted by the appearance of Herr Drosselmeyer, the godfather of Claire. Herr Drosselmeyer reveals to Claire, her brother Fritz, and their friends 3 life-sized mechanical dolls. The children become fascinated and gather around the new toys. Soon after, Drosselmeyer takes another toy from his mysterious cloak: a large nutcracker. As he presents the toy to Claire, Fritz snatches it away from her and immediately breaks it. Claire, clearly upset, picks up the remains of the nutcracker. Drosselmeyer approaches her, consoles her, and tells her that he can mend it.
The party officially ends and all of the children are sent to bed. As he leaves the party, Herr Drosselmeyer casts a mischievous glance at his goddaughter… He still has a few surprises for her. Claire insists on taking the nutcracker to be with her, but her mother protests. Unable to sleep, Claire sneaks away from her bedroom to catch another glance of her nutcracker. The comfort of being with her new toy allows her to fall asleep under the Christmas tree.
Suddenly, she is jolted awake by the chimes of the clock striking twelve. She discovers that a horde of mice has invaded the house and is trying to steal her nutcracker from her. Magically, the Christmas tree begins to grow and her nutcracker comes to life. The nutcracker, with a troop of toy soldiers in tow, leads a battle against the evil forces of the Mouse Queen. After standing by and watching the battle take place, Claire decides to defend her new favorite toy and hurls her slipper at the Mouse Queen, vanquishing her. Herr Drosselmeyer then appears, mysteriously, and transforms the nutcracker into a handsome prince who proceeds to lead Claire into the Land of Snow. Enchanted, she watches the Snow Queen, Snow Kings, and snowflakes swirl about the crystal white landscape.
Act Two
Claire and the Nutcracker Prince find themselves being led by a beautiful angel to the Land of Sweets where the Sugar Plum Fairy rewards Claire for her bravery in the battle against the Mouse Queen. A very elaborate celebration follows with all of the citizens of the Land of Sweets performing for Claire. The celebrations apex with a Grande Pas de Deux between the Sugar Plum Fairy and the Prince, and culminate with a grand waltz of all of the subjects of the land. As the celebrations begin to die down, Claire’s vision fades away. When Claire finally regains consciousness, it is in the arms of her godfather, Herr Drosselmeyer. As she takes in her surroundings, she becomes aware of her nutcracker, now fully mended and back to its intended toy-size resting in her clutches.
Directors’ Note
On November 13, 2018, The New York Times published an article that spoke of a small, but distinguished group of national ballet companies who are making some changes to The Nutcracker in a concerted effort to present a world on stage that more closely reflects the world in which contemporary audiences live. In the article, Lane Harwell of the Ford Foundation was quoted as saying “I see what’s happening at the Balanchine Trust as part of a larger movement in the arts to address entrenched cultural narratives that undermine tolerance, fairness and inclusion. Any resistance is just because change is hard, but performing arts are not a static form, and continual interrogation and reinterpretation keeps historical work relevant.”
Our Ball State students live, breathe, and make art in a world that looks and feels vastly different from the one through which the creators of those works have walked. This is the true “battle scene” of presenting classical works like The Nutcracker on stage: honoring the integrity of a culturally and historically significant work of the dance and music canon while simultaneously honoring the collective minds, spirits, and bodies that bring this work to life.
This is the challenging work. This is the honorable work. This is the joyful work that we, as artists do, every day. And this is the work we share with you tonight.
Tonight, you will witness more than 300 artists – students, faculty, and staff – from the College of Fine Arts and across the campus and Muncie community, working together to create this collective experience, the first of this magnitude between the School of Music and the Department of Theatre and Dance presented here, in Emens Auditorium.
Tonight, you will experience contemporary choreography juxtaposed with traditional music and narrative, a celebration of the diversity of technical execution and stylistic approaches that we hold at the heart of our educational philosophy. This work takes its inspiration from choreographers as distinct and unique as the individuals performing this work, paying homage to our past, including Marius Petipa and Bob Fosse, while celebrating the innovative voices of today – our faculty and alumni who have shared their creative interpretations in new and exciting ways.
Tonight, you will journey through the Kingdom of the Sweets in Act II, and experience these divertissements in a way that departs from stereotypical interpretations of geographical location, and instead celebrates the cultural uniqueness, diversity, and "sweetness" of these places.
Our institution, our college, and our collective departments place tremendous value on equity, inclusion and diversity, and as a faculty, we hold these values paramount in our classrooms, in our studios, and on our stages. In essence, The Nutcracker you are about to see might feel both familiar AND unique - surprising even, in ways that inspire joy, delight, and wonder. We hope you enjoy.
Our Mission
The mission of the Dance Program is focused on how bodies in motion affect the world, and how our dancing is, in turn, affected by the world we live in. We connect artistic discovery to real-world application, asking our students to self-direct, innovate, and implement a plan for their time on campus and their career beyond.
Production Staff Artistic Director and Theatre and Dance Chair: Bill Jenkins School of Music Director: Ryan Hourigan Production Manager: Colleen Tovar Technical Director: Alan Perez Managing Director: Sarah Jenkins Director of Costume Shop: Emily Bushá Emens Auditorium Technical Director/Stage Manager: Christian O’Brian Assistant Conductor: Suzanne Rome Scene Shop Supervisor: John Sadler Lighting and Sound Shops Manager: Brian Moore Costume Shop Assistant: Patty Daehn Sound Shop Associate: Tyler Smart Props Master: John Sadler Assistant Stage Manager: Jalen Jones* and Kelly DeLisle* Assistant Costume Designer: Madeleine Hollinger* Assistant Lighting Designer: Kali Marquart* Assistant Hair and Make-up Designer: Brenna McGathey* Dazzle Dance Assistant: Megan Trappe Costume Crew Head: Violet Clemons Hair and Makeup Crew Head: Brenna McGathey* Emens Auditorium Lighting Technician: Garod Cavanaugh Light Board Operator: Rachel Hemm* Emens Auditorium Spotlight Operator: Mike Mock Spot Light Operators: Katrina Conte*, Nick Maurer*, Nick Shelton, Blake Thomas Emens Auditorium Audio Technician: James Whiteman Sound Board Operator: Nico Rowland* Deck Crew: Andrew Beckman*, Nicole Cooper*, Lexi Cuda, Phoebe Kane*, Laura Pierson Emens Auditorium Flyrail Operator: Houston Spradlin Fly Crew: Caelyn Harris, Justin Rozinski*, Kayla Weaver* Wardrobe Crew: Emily Coy, Taylor Delgado-Diaz, Kaitie Jones*, Blake King, Emily Kirk, Monica Luna, Paige Matteson*, Savannah Sexton, Matt Swick, Chloe Thomas, Grace Wylie* Hair/Makeup Crew: Kayla Bickham, Robert Dirden, Kalee McCullar, Brenna McGathey*, Sophie Peirce, Elena Soto Youth Supervisors: Gabriella Aguirre, Stephanie Bell, Lauren Burns, Ashtyn Custer, Eliza Frye
*Denotes Theatre and Dance Scholarship Student Administrative Staff Administrative Coordinator: Melissa Tinsley Recruitment Coordinator: Andrea Sadler New Works and Guest Artists Coordinator: Kayla Cassem
Student Staff Theatre and Dance Offices: Chase Andreae, Ciara Borg*, Gwyn Burton*, Jordyn Bush*, Claire Cassidy, Kelly DeLisle*, Emily Eagle*, David Hurt*, Akili McDuffey*, Dashawn Perry*, Meaghan Rivera*, Immanuel Simon*, Kailyn Sprinkle, Kristin Thomas*, Amanda Walker*, Robbie Weatherington*, Thomas Whitcomb* Costume Shop: Violet Clemons, Taylor Delgado-Diaz, Kaitie Jones*, Paige Matteson*, Shae Olstad, Chloe Thomas, Grace Wylie* Guest Services: Ryley Davis Arnold*, Peyton Asbury, Cassie Buescher*, Jessie Christopher*, Taylor Hadsell*, Darcy Kummerow*, Kali Marquart*, Kavin Moore, Amber Overbay*, Mark Rawlins* Library: Emma Leary*, Autumn Unate Light Shop: Cody Brelase, Kathryn Burke*, Samantha Flannelly*, Rachel Hemm*, Jalen Jones*, Kali Marquart*, Nick Maurer*, Nick Shelton, Ashley Talcott, Blake Thomas Marketing: Talon Reed Cooper*, Kelly DeLisle*, Layke Fowler, Will Rupert* Production Office: Andrew Beckman* (APSM), Kelly DeLisle*, Jalen Jones*, Phoebe Kane*, Nicole Cooper* Scene Shop: Christian Bentley, Katie Gieselman, Jay Jeffcoat, Aubrey Krueger*, Connor Maloney*, Rowan Mayo, Justin Rozinski*, Mitch Smolek, Jacki Walburn*, Kayla Weaver* Sound Shop: Aaron Betz, Nicole Cooper*, Alec Harris, Caelyn Harris, Grace Hill*, Jalen Jones*, Connor Maloney*, Cameron Rhea*, Nico Rowland* Teaching Assistants: Lauren Aldaba, Lexi Angel*, Madison Bradshaw, Cassie Buescher*, Gia Burlini, Alexandra Chopson*, Sydney Cox, Olivia Evans, Erin Gillum, Ray Gleaves*, Devon Hayakawa*, Mark Judge*, Phoebe Kane*, Sarah King, Cricket Kowal, Kelsey Krigas*, Tatum Langley*, Gillian Lieberman*, Kali Marquart*, Claire Morrell*, Tyler Nelson*, Mark Rawlins*, Julia Robben, Emma Rund, Natalie Shea*, Valerie Stoffer, Corbin Trumble, Julia Weidner, Justen Willhite*, Emma Yanus*, Arianna Zielinski*
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