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November 15-18,2007, Indiana Repertory Theatre

Dancers Kenoth Shane Patton, Liberty Harris, George Salinas, Jillian Godwin, Mariel Greenlee, Melanie Schreiber, Matthew Sparks, Christopher Faesi, Tanner Hronek, Caitlin Swihart

Artistic Director Executive Director David Hochoy Jan Virgin Lighting Designer Director of Marketing Laura E. Glover Karen Frye Knotts Sound Designers Director of Education/ Todd Reischman & Michael Lamirand Ticket Coordinator Costumer/Wardrobe Manager Lynn Webster Michele Hankins Office Manager Athletic Trainer Janie Snyder Anna L. Owsley Webmaster/Technical Support DK Graphic Designer Shawn lones Jennifer Forrest

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Dancers Christopher Faesi, Jillian Godwin, Mariel Greenlee, Tanner Hronek, Matthew Sparks, Caitlin Swihart * Inspired by and performed prior to Romeo and Juliet at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival

INTERMISSION Weill World (Indiana Premiere)*

Choreography by David Hochoy Music by Kurt Weill, Friedrich Hollander, Mischa Spoliansky Lighting by Laura E. Glover Costumes by Cheryl Sparks

Dancers Christopher Faesi, Mariel Greenlee, Liberty Harris Tanner Hronek, Kenoth Shane Patton, George Salinas, Melanie Schreiber

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INTERMISSION Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made On (Indiana Premiere)*

Choreography by David Hochoy Music by Sue Carney Lighting by Laura E. Glover Costumes by Cheryl Sparks

Dancers Jillian Godwin, Liberty Harris,Tanner Hronek, Kenoth Shane Patton, George Salinas, Melanie Schreiber, Matthew Sparks, Caitlin Swihart * Inspired by and performed prior to TheTempest at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival

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A Lecture/discussion series hosted by David Hochoy

Time: 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Place: IRT Cabaret Admission: FREE *

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expertise, perspectives and good friends to IRT's Cab discuss Dance Kaleidoscope and the world of contemporary dance. Discussion, questions and feedback are encouraged and specific topics vary monthly. Light hors d'oeuvres and beverages served,

Please bring a friend and join us! Now celebrating his 17th season with the company, Dance Kaleidoscope's Artistic Director is truly an international ambassador. David Hochoy was born in Trinidad, West Indies. He attended college at McGill University in Montreal where he began studying for a career as a doctor, but during his senior year he discovered his affini­ ty for the theatre. He did go on to receive his B.Sc.from McGill and then continued his theatri­ cal interest with an M.A. in directing from Penn State. At age 20, David took his first dance class and discovered his true love of dance. After studying in New York at the Alvin Ailey and Martha Graham schools, he 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 United States 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, and returns regularly for intensive workshops. 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', Scheherezade, 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, JimsonWeed, 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, G8iS.com, Renaissance Noel, El Salon Mexico, Fascinatin' Rhythm,The Food of Love, Concierto deAranjuez, Holiday Swing, Butterflyjhe Planets,The Fairy's Kiss, China Boy,Water Music,"LetThere Be Light,"World Christmas Kaleidoscope, Canciones,The Four Elements, Gershwin in Love, Rhapsody in Blue, Writing on the Great Wall, Magical Mystery Tour and Sophisticated Ellington for the company. He choreographed Le Creation du Monde for a collaboration with Maestro Mario Venzago and the Production Manager Company Teachers Laura E. Glover David Hochoy — . . . _. Liberty Harris Technical Director . , f...... i ,-, KjtMichelle Merrell Michael cS. Drury . _. 7 wKenoth cShanu e DPatton ix ..- A i Photographers Katie Angel _ P _r . . to Crowes Eye BPhotography Wardrobe Manager Drew Endicott Michele Hankins Mike Wilson Class Musicians Jack Hirsch Dan Peelor

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Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and has also choreographed numerous productions at the Indiana Repertory Theatre, 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 AsYou Like It at the Indiana Repertory Theatre with IRT's artistic director Janet Allen. He is also Artistic Director of The Green Shows at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF). This past summer marked DK's tenth season of residence at OSF, where the company performed his choreography in Come Sweet Love, Weill World and Such Stuff as Dreams are Made On. David was a recipient of a prestigious Choo-San Goh Award for his choreography for Rhapsody in Blue in 2006. He is also a two-time recipient of a Master Fellowship in Choreography and an Individual Artist Grant from the Indiana Arts Commission and recipient of 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" by the readers of Indy Men's Magazine. Kenoth Shane Patton danced with the Oklahoma University Modern Repertory Dance Theatre from 1991 through 1997, where he stud­ ied 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. He has also choreographed numerous works, three of which have been per­ formed for the Daedalus Project at the Oregon Sponsored by Shakespeare Festival, and another with Dance Richard E. Ford Kaleidoscope. In the summer of 1998, he per­ formed and taught in Singapore with Dance Ensemble of Singapore and performed the lead role in Temptations of the Moon with the Martha Graham Ensemble.This is his eleventh year with Dance Kaleidoscope.

Liberty Harris began her training in Indianapolis with Linda Reese 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 produc­ tion of Carmina Burana. Liberty then went on to dance with the Charleston Ballet Theater of South Carolina for two years. This is her ninth season with Dance Kaleidoscope.

George Salinas attended Sponsored by the High School for the Richard E. Ford, David B. Leach 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 1 Austin Hartel at the University of Oklahoma, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Modern Dance Pedagogy. While at the university, he was a guest dancer with the SD Prism Dance Sponsored by Simon Crookall & Theatre in Seattle, Washington, and a scholarship Stephen Strugneli student with the American Dance Festival from 2001 through 2003. George has worked with renowned artists and choreographers:Tatiana Baganova, Kevin Brown, Chuck Davis, Luis Montero, Earl Mosely, Dennis Marshall, and Donald McKayle. He also has danced with Ballet Dallas, Oklahoma Festival Ballet, Mexico Lindo Dance Company, and the Modern Repertory Dance Theatre.This is his fifth season with Dance Kaleidoscope.

Jillian Godwin is in her fourth season with Dance Kaleidoscope as a full company member. She 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 has also trained at Chautauqua Institution School of Dance in Chautauqua, New York, and American Ballet Theatre's Summer Intensive in Detroit.

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. This is her fourth season with Dance Kaleidoscope. She has also recently received a grant funding studies at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance, Sponsored by an opportunity made possible in part by the Richard Pitbladdo Indiana Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.She would like to thank her friends and family for their love and support.

Melanie Schreiber received her early training in her hometown of Marietta, Ohio, and continued at Walnut Hill Performing Arts High School. In 2004, she graduated from SUNY Purchase, receiving honor­ able mention and her BFA in Dance Performance. She has also studied in NYC under scholarship at the Merce Cunningham Dance Studio. She has worked with Jacqulyn Buglisi, Larry Clark, Richard Cook, Kazuko Hirabayashi, Rosanna Seravalli, Robert Swinston, Stephanie Tooman, Megan Williams, and Kevin Wynn.This is her fourth season with Dance Kaleidoscope 12 Matthew Sparks is in his third season as a full company member with Dance Kaleidoscope. He was previously an apprentice with DK. A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Matthew has performed in a variety of summer stock and regional theater productions. He graduated from f^ Butler University with a BFA in Dance Performance.

Christopher Faesi is in his third season with Dance Kaleidoscope after five years with the Richmond Ballet in Richmond, VA. He began studying dance while in high school, and attended both the University of Hartford and also Butler University, from which he received a B.A. in Dance Pedagogy. While with Richmond Ballet Chris performed in a number of works of many styles from classical ballet to modern, and had roles created on Sponsored by him in several world premieres, including pieces by Richard Pitbladdo Malcolm Burn, Colin Connor, William Soleau, and Jessica Lang. He was also a part of that company's highly successful New York City debut in 2004. Chris has always admired Dance Kaleidoscope and is truly honored to have the opportunity to join the company.

Tanner Hronek began his dance training at the age of 12 in Ames, IA, under the instruction of Robert Thomas and Miyoko Kato. During this time he performed jazz and ballet in many areas of the Midwest and also attended summer programs at Boston Ballet and Houston Ballet. After high school he became a student at Butler University and later graduated with high hon­ llf- ' ym&r ors. He was a member he was a member of Charleston Ballet Theater where he performed leading roles in classical and contemporary choreography. He has also worked on stage with the Lexington Ballet,The National Ballet of Panama, Ballet Internationale, and Alexandra Ballet. This is his third season with Dance Kaleidoscope.

Caitlin Swihart began her dance training at Fort Wayne Ballet in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She graduated summa cum laude from Southern Methodist University in May 2006 with a BFA in Dance Performance and a BA in Anthropology. Caitlin has studied at the American Dance Festival,The Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance, and under the direction of Karen Kriete, Nathan Montoya, Leslie Peck, Larry White, and Myra Woodruff while at SMU. This is her second season with Dance Kaleidoscope. 13 Brittany Edwards received her dance training in Indianapolis with Ballet Internationale, Jordan College of Fine Arts and at Broad Ripple High School and graduated from Butler University in 2007 with a BFA in Dance performance.While at Butler, she performed with the Butler Ballet in "Swan Lake," "Sleeping Beauty," and as Clara in "The Nutcracker" and also performed with Butler Chamber Dance. Brittany has also performed at the American Cabaret Theatre in "Disco Nights" (Angel) and "The Music of Motown." An accomplished figure skater, she appeared in "Ebony on Ice" in 2003 with Surya Bonaly and continues to coach at the Indiana World Skating Academy. Brittany is excited and hon­ ored to be in her first season with Dance Kaleidoscope.

Dance Corps sponsored by Sarah Cannon, Christopher J.Tolzmann

Thank you to The Indianapolis Colts - DK Season Sponsors

Dancers enjoy Colts game courtesy of Meg and jim Irsay.

14 7&* 9r^% Laura E. Glover, Lighting Designer, owns inter­ national acclaim for her lighting with Dance Kaleidoscope, Pascal Rioult Dance Theatre, Daniel Catanach Ballet, Urban Artworks and Taylor 2. While residing in Indianapolis, she has lighted productions for the Indiana Repertory Theatre, Phoenix Theatre, the Madame Walker, Indianapolis Civic Theatre, Edyvean Repertory Theatre, Red Barn Playhouse, Indianapolis Men's Chorus and the Ruth Lilly Theatre at the Children's Museum. In New York City, her work was seen at Symphony Space, the Danny and Sylvia Kaye Playhouse, the Ohio Theatre, the Westbeth Theatre, and the Samuel Beckett Theatre. Her dance lighting includes over 50 world premiere pieces and the reconstruction of the lighting of Jean Rosenthal,Thomas Skelton, Jennifer Tipton and David Finley. Laura is an adjunct faculty member at University of Indianapolis, teaching lighting design and a 2001 Creative Renewal Fellow. She holds a M.F.A. in Lighting Design from SUNY Purchase, where she studied with Brian MacDevitt and William Mintzer. Laura is in her sixteenth season with DK.

Cheryl Sparks, Costume Designer, is a native of Indianapolis. She 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. Cheryl was an art major at the University of Mexico and has sewn for over 50 years. She also has designed for the Jordan Dance Ensemble, Anderson Young Ballet theatre and The Children's Museum. She has been with Dance Kaleidoscope as in-house designer since 1996. Cheryl recently received the Mary Wright Sewall Leadership Award from the Propylaum Historic Foundation for her many years of service and contributions to Dance Kaleidoscope. Congratulations to Cheryl!

IS President Tim E. Herd, is CEO of Doug Dilling, served as managing Consolidated Union Insurance and director of DK from 1992-95, a first year DK Board member. He rebuilding the administrative side of and his wife have been fans of DK the company and moving its offices since they were married 28 years to Clowes Hall. He is a Centurion- ago and drove 75 miles one way to level Realtor with Century 21 enjoy the concerts. He says it is his focusing on the downtown Indy pleasure to promote one of the residential market. finest arts organizations in indiana, if not the USA. Sarah Cannon, Financial Advisor, Irwin Union Investor Services Joel Honigbaum (Past DK Board President'94-95) is a longtime Danielle Falconer is an account Advisory Council member return­ director at Indiana's largest public ing to the Board this year. He relations firm, Borshoff.A second- retired from Anthem (now term DK Board member, she is a Wellpoint) and recently retired long-time supporter of the Company from his own healthcare manage­ through its young professionals group ment consulting practice after 10 Spectrum. She believes Indianapolis is years. Joel and wife Linda's son fortunate to have such a world-class Brian danced with DK for three contemporary dance company. seasons in the late '90s. He looks forward to promoting DK as a Treasurer world-class dance company. Bernadette Fletcher, is a director at Katz Sapper & Miller LLR certified VP Education public accountants and is in her third Larry Hurt, is an award-winning year on the DK Board. arts educator at Ben Davis High School where he founded the Arts Ellen Greenspan is the president Alive Festival, a district-wide show­ of Indianapolis Machinery Holding case for the arts, and the Special Co. and vice president of the Arts Club, which partners art stu­ Andrew & Ellen Greenspan dents with special needs with stu­ Foundation which supports local dents in a peer tutoring environ­ and national charities. ment.

Karl P. Haas, attorney.Wallack Donald Hutchinson is a senior Somers & Haas vice-president for Goelzer Investment Management, Inc., a VP Marketing leading independent asset and Lisa Hendrickson, is director of wealth management firm in communications at Park Tudor Indianapolis. In his third year on the School. Previously she served on DK Board, he feels that a thriving the DK board and advisory council arts community is a hallmark of any and she encourages everyone to great city and that the community's support DK and the wonderful support is critical to ensuring DK's array of arts in our city. success. 16 VP Development Andrea McGordon, assistant vice Joann Ingulli-Fattic is a partner president & private banking officer inTranscend3,a business consulting for National Bank of Indianapolis. company focusing in executive Alice G. McKinney, community coaching and human resource inter­ volunteer and founding DK Board ventions. She has provided human member. resource consulting to the IMA and Arts Indiana and is a third-year DK Brent Mather is an architectural Board member. designer who moved to Indianapols several years ago and enjoys the Sherrie Knighton, senior under­ City's incredible cultural growth. He writing specialist at Liberty Mutual has been a DK patron for many Agency Markets, is a first term DK years and is a third-year Board Board member. She is excited to member. join the Board of the company whom she has enjoyed as a season Secretary ticket holder for many years. She Clay Miller, is an Indianapolis encourages everyone to join DK on attorney in his third year on the April 12, 2008, for its gala fundrais­ DK Board. He is active in several er, Kaleidoscope of Dance. community, alumni and professional organizations. "I'm delighted to pool Henry Kurkowski is one of the my efforts with those of many oth­ founders of eWireless, an ers to sustain such a top-quality Indianapolis based wireless internet professional dance company here in service provider. In 2003, Henry our capital city. relocated to Indianapolis from South Florida and was pleased to Sandy Read Reiberg is the discover the thriving arts & cultural Magnet Program director and aca­ organizations that Indianapolis had demic dean for the Center for the to offer. He is excited to have been Arts & Humanities at Broad Ripple asked to serve as a board member High School. She has been a DK and hopes that his enthusiasm and season ticket holder and supporter skills help DK to fulfill its continued since its earliest beginnings. She is commitment to Indianapolis. the proud grandmother of Lucas Andrew Reiberg. Her husband Bob Elise Kushigian, executive director is a ceramist on the faculty of the of Clowes Memorial Hall Indianpolis Art Center. Sandy received the 2007 NUVO Cultural David Leach works as an associ­ Visions Lifetime Achievement Award ate engineering consultant for Eli for her work bringing the arts to Lilly and Company in Indianapolis. IPS students. "This is my first experience being on a Board of Directors for any Mary Richardson, community vol­ organization, so I have much to unteer, is serving her first Board learn. What I will bring to this term."Since moving to Indianapolis Board is my passion for DK and my three years ago, I have worked with contributions as a "newbie", howev­ several Non Profits and was thrilled er large or small.The DK family is to be asked to serve on the Board comprised of truly wonderful and of DK - an organization that brings creative folks and I am proud to be such joy and life to young and old. part of it!" Living in Indy is exciting because the

17 arts are very much alive here." organizations, lives downtown and Mary is also the co-chair of the is engaged to "the most wonderful Auctions for Kaleidoscope of woman in the world," Abby Hirt. Dance for her second year. Thomas Wade is an internist with Pete Ritz is the chief financial offi­ Methodist Meical Group and in his cer of Orchard Software. He is a second year on the DK Board. He past DK treasurer and served two saw his first DK performance 17 previous Board terms. Pete desires years ago and is excited to play a for DK to continue as one of the new role in promoting such an out­ best regional dance companies in standing arts organization. quality of production and quality of management. Jim Wark serves as the Finance Committee Chair and is entering his VP Administration third year on the DK board. He is Margaret Sheridan-Bannister, is proud of the company's artistic a realtor with F.C.Tucker at their achievements and the staff's commit­ number one office. She has enjoyed ment to excellence (and fun). He is working on the DK Board for many the Executive Vice President for years and served as its president Finance and Development at the from 1998-2002. She is a "DK Marion County Commission On groupie" and has great passion for Youth, Inc. this Company that continues to grow and provide experiences that Kimberly Wells is a community fill her soul. outreach developer for Ebenezer Church Foundation and part-time Shelley Snead, community volun­ air personality for Radio One. A teer, has been actively involved with third-year Board member, she has the Christamore House Guild and been active in Spotlight, Indiana Thomas A. Brady Sports Achievement AIDS Fund and the AIDS Walk. Awards since moving to Indy six years ago. She has worked in the Janice Wilken is a partner in the non-profit sector and organized strategic advisors group of Ice many special events, summer camps Miller. She was a member of the and lecture series. Shelley is new to management board of Big the DK Board and is excited to pro­ Brothers/Big Sisters of Central mote DK and the arts to an ever- Indiana and is a long-time supporter expanding audience. of several local arts organizations . Janice has a background in classical Elliot Trexler, owner of ECT ballet and is married to an Investments, is a new board mem­ Indianapolis sculptor. ber who has no experience in danc­ ing, acting, performing, or anything Amy L.Wright, Sommer Barnard remotely similar. He is, however, PC very interested in the arts. After attending his first Dance Kaleidoscope show, Elliot was so impressed by the performance that a current board member recruited him to sit on the board. Elliot is involved in various other nonprofit (AiA^A

Dance Kaleidoscope thanks the following individuals and businesses for their generous donations to our fundraising auctions at Kaleidoscope of Dance and our Garden Parties last season.

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THE POWER BEHIND INDIANAPOLIS. An AES Company Isadora Member ($500 - $999)* Sue Arnold & Brett Cox Allen Misch Peter Amster Richard Morse Kay & Taylor Baker Ron Nobles & Kevin Malley Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bartholomew Deena Nystrom Mr. & Mrs. Bill Burnett Andrew & Jane Paine Scott Collins Dorit & Gerald Paul Mr. & Mrs.Albert Crandall Larry Powlesland & David Drashil & Fred Zitlaw James Russell Ann Dunipace Sandy & Robert Reiberg Brendon & Danielle Falconer Diane R. Sargeant & Cora Ann Gibson Philip M. Blomgren Charles Goad & Mr. & Mrs. Fred Schlegel James Kincannon Yvonne Shaheen Lisa Hendrickson & Dale & Shelley Snead John Whalen Patsy M. Solinger Matt & Julia Holbrook Cheryl & Robert Sparks Donald & Beth Hutchinson Michael Strapulos Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Inskeep Joe & Jan Virgin Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Jones Norman Walker Patricia S. Katterjohn Lynn & Tabb Webster Madeleine Kennedy Anna S. & James P.White Sherrie &John Knighton Reginald & Angela Michael Laudick White-Randolph Alan & Mary Levin Vincent & Lori Wong Laura & Patrick Lockwood Terence & Margaret Yen

Gifts made to Dance Kaleidoscope between July I, 2006 and September 30, 2007 are listed. If a name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, please accept our apologies and contact the DK office at 317.940.6555 or [email protected]

THE ISADORA SOCIETY The Isadora Society, the major donor club of Dance Kaleidoscope's annual campaign (donors of $500 or more), is comprised of people who are dedicated to ensuring the Company's artistic growth and financial stability. The Society's members' passionate interest in and support of us contributes significantly to Dance Kaleidoscope's artistic excellence and educational outreach. For information on joining the Isadora Society and its benefits, contact Jan Virgin at the DK office, 3 17.940.6556. 25 Dance Kaleidoscope Principal Frank C. Springer ($150-$499) James Sweeney Janet Allen & Joel Grynheim Patricia Szuch Carol & Brad Arthur Freida R.Thompson Trudy W. Banta Nancy Thompson Marsha Bohannon Stephen Tracy Alice Brown & Randy Trowbridge Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Watson Nadia Sadaoui &Todd Bushfield Judy Wells Mark Chestnut William & Audrey Wiebenga Stephen R.Wagman & Karlalea Cody Ann Williamson Carlos Coelho & Beatriz DAmbrosio Florence Craft Dance Kaleidoscope Corps Mary & Stephen DeVoe (up to $149) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Draves Nancy & Kathleen Agres Larry & Ann Durkos Bette C.Allen Michael Fisher Katie & Jeff Angel Dee & David Garrett Lisa Marie Austen Laura Glover & Jeffrey Mountjoy Robert &Toni Bader Dr. & Mrs. Donald Gould Stephen & Susanne Baranyk Marie & Stuart Grauel Michele Barney Michele Hankins Sarah Barney Mr. & Mrs. Earl Harris Sheila Barton Redmond R Hogan M.Jerri Bastin Larry Hurt &Tom McTamney Dennis & Nancy Becker Randy Juergensen &TonyWarmus Mary Beight Robyn & Matthew Kelly Don & Ginger Bievenour Freddie & Anne Kelvin Donald Bogard & Judy Williams Karen & Bryan Knotts Glen & Jeanne Bohannon Elise, Russell & Melissa Kushigian Robert & Jeanne Book Jon Laramore & Janet McCabe The Brantley Family Joann & Larry Lynch Robert Breedlove & Nancy MacDaniel Michael Matthews Alexius &Tony Macklin Raul Burciaga & Darryl Pebbles Don & RuthAnn MacPherson Thomas Burke Dr. Karl &Ann Manders Doug & Brenda Chappell Bob & Elly McNamara Molly &Adam Chavers Bob & Sally Murphy Jo Coleman James Nethercott Elizabeth Collison Lisa Marie & Garret Newbound Mr. & Mrs Don Craft Stephen & Linda Noble Ms. Joyce Crowell Paul & Michele Ogle Melissa Cummins Sharon & Amanda Owen Mr. & Mrs.Theodore W. Cutshall Janet Pen well Joan Davis David & Arden Pletzer Peter Dean Susan & Glenn Pratt Mary Anne Dell Aquila Mike &Jeannie Regan-Dinius Lisa Dellinger Jane S. Rothbaum Bob & Karen Dietrick David & Susan Schadler Bryce Dininger Herbert M. Schlotterbeck Chris Douglas &Tom Korecki Brian Schuetter David Dreyfoos William Scott Mrs. Nancy H. Dunn Ellen Sebahar Dr. & Mrs. John Ellis Jennifer Shoup Chris Faesi Natalie & Sheldon Siegel Linda Ferreira 26 Janie and Chuck Snyder Beth L. Fineberg Tim & Chris Franson Kenoth Shane Patton Roger & Susan Frick Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Pellissier Kentin Gearhart Jean Person & Jack Doskow Janine Gensheimer Richard & Barbara Pratt Frances M. Girdwood Brooke Randolph Jillian Godwin Mr. & Mrs. John Rardon Jim,Terry &Alyssa Goggan James Rogers Michael Goode Patricia Garrett Rooney Mattie Greene Rebecca Ruby Mariel Greenlee Donna Swank Rodiger Norris Groves & Leslie Snyder George Salinas Nancy &Tom Hardin Larry Sanner Libby Harris Stephen Schaf Scott & Laura Hinkley Mrs. K. L. Scheuring Ann Hinson Lara Schmutte & Matt Chaifetz Myra D. Horning Melanie Schreiber Tanner Hronek Jim Schroeder Corrine Hull Billie Scott Ms. Rhoda Israelov Sherrie Setters Jessica Johnson Molly & Joe Shane Zoe Ainsley Kashin Ronald L. Sink Jackie Kenney Lisa Sirkin Mary Kenny Pearson & Janie Smith David Koerner Ron & Sharon Smith Wayne Kreuscher Matthew Sparks Irene Kukla Robert Spaulding Gerry & Susanne Lafollette Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Stein Ashley Lain Kathy S. Steinhart Beverly Ann Lang John Strachan & Rodney Collier Stephan Laurent Jennifer Sugarman & David & Marjorie Laux Konrad Banaszak Joan & Jordan Leibman Caitlin Swihart Robert & Judith Lieberman Maria & MarkTasch Lisa Long Lois & Ken Templeton Amelia Lurvey Cook Eleanor Linden Thurston Cheryl & Charles Lynn Steven Thornton Mr. & Mrs. John Lyst Mr. & Mrs. Ponce Tidwell Terri &Tom Madden Vicki Townsend John & Augustine Manthey Roger & Dolly Vandrey Brent Mather Susan Vinicor Patrick & Elayne May Donovan R. Walling Aron McGuire Dave & Joann Wehlage Will McLaughlin Julie Weldon Tim & Kate McSoley Kimberly Wells Roger & Virginia Merkel Haley Whalen Chad Miller Dave & Alyssa Wieting Carla & Jack Morris Alma Wiley & Keith Guthrie Christine Morrison Janice Williams Ellen H. Munds Michael Wilson Jim & Cathleen Nevin Cinda Wrona Newbrough Family Paul & KimWyatt Mike & Mary Nierste James & Leah Yee Katie & Richard Norton Susan Zellers Kevin &Ann O'Connell Justin Zuschlag Janet & Scott Oiler 27 Visionary ($75,000 and above) Christel DeHaan Family Foundation, Inc. Lilly Endowment, Inc.

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Artistic Director's Circle ($10,000 - $24,999) Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation, Inc. Eli Lilly and Company Indianapolis Retirement Home Fund, a CICF Fund Mel & Bren Simon Charitable Foundation Nicholas H. Noyesjr. Memorial Foundation, Inc. Zimmer Family Fund, a CICF Fund

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If you or your spouse work for, or are retired from a company or foundation with a program to match gifts for arts or cultural organizations, please obtain a matching gift application from them, fill out your portion and enclose it with every gift you make to Dance Kaleidoscope. Many of these programs are also available to surviving spouses and directors. Contact your company or foundation. Thank you!

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IN HONOR OF David Hochoy Mark & Ann Varnau's Ina Mohlman Anniversary & Simon Crookall & Birthday Stephen Strugnell Kevin McGuiness David Hochoy David Hochoy Michael Fisher Jan Virgin Bob & Elly McNamara Jan Virgin's Shoes Lynn Webster Randy Deer's Jenny Shoup Birthday Jan Virgin's I Oth Simon Crookall & Anniversary with DK Stephen Strugnell Doug Dilling IN MEMORY OF David Hochoy David Dreyfoos Jan Virgin Shirley Hatter Gerda Fogle (Mother of Lynn Supporting DK Richard Ford Webster, Dancers in Oregon Laura Glover DK Education Sarah Cannon Lisa Hendrickson Director) Doug Dilling David Hochoy David Hochoy Bernadette Fletcher JoAnn Ingulli-Fattic Linda Kenney Richard Ford Jerry Jones Leslie King Lisa Hendrickson Karen Knotts Laurie Loughery JoAnn Ingulli-Fattic Wayne Kreuscher Margie Moorhead Meg Irsay Laura Lockwood Judy Paras Peter Ritz Heather McPherson & Lynn Webster Cheryl Sparks Malcom Smith Julie Weldon Cheryl & Jim Strain Clay Miller Cathie Wright Steve Thornton Sandy Reiberg Cinda Wrona Thomas Wade Peter Ritz Jan Virgin Janice Wilken Jenny Shoup Janie Snyder Patricia Ewing DK's 14th Cheryl & Jim Strain (Mother of Anne consecutive year Ponce D.TidwellJr. Scheele) closing "in the Lynn Webster black" Tim & Jerrilyn S. Herd Kimberly Wells Jan Virgin Angela White-Randolph Laura Glover Janice Wilken (DK Lighting Wayne Zink Designer) Tim & Chris Franson Diane Sargeant & Ina Mohlman Philip Blomgren Jan Virgin

Recognize loved ones' birthdays, anniversarys, births, holidays or special occasions with a Tribute Gift to Dance Kaleidoscope. List updated throughout the season. 33 "It was like when you meet God." Elisa Stratton,Age 61/2, after seeing "Earth" in "The Planets'

"Serious vocal music is my personal passion, and although I have never been particularly attracted to classical ballet, I find the combination of grace, athleticism and beauty of movement, and sheer emotion which your dancers provide at each performance satisfies me in a most unexpected way. Please don't ever leave us." R. P. Hogan, III

"We can't thank you enough for the inspiring week you spent in our community. David and the company members so graciously shared their knowledge and talents with local dancers and our audience.The performance of "Carmina Burana" was simply breathtaking! Everywhere we go, we are receiving amazing feedback on how much people loved the show — I received the latest compliments at the coffee shop this morning." Stacey Mickelbart, Purdue Convocations Staff

"It's just amazing to me how enthusiastically new DK gets all the time. I am as gratified to observe the kind of spirit which sparkles between the dancers, staff, and audience too, as I am entertained and inspired by every performance. From the moment I enter the lobby and see smiling faces and am greeted often by name, I feel that DK charge. And I say much the same thing to anybody, anytime I can." Herb Schlotterbeck

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Visit the Ticket Office. On behalf of the entire DK Board of Trustees, it is my pleasure to welcome you to this Dance Kaleidoscope presentation! I know you will thoroughly enjoy the program. If you are new to the DK family, I personally invite you to come back again and again to experi­ ence the amazing quality and inspirational performances of this exceptional company. When David Hochoy first arrived in Indy, I was fortunate to serve as the company's managing director. Although I left the professional employment of DK a few years later, I never left the DK family. My partner Chris and I have been huge fans and supporters for 16 years and I now have the honor of serving as the Board President.The DK Board is one of the most energetic, hard-working and dedicated boards I have ever known - and for good reason: DK is such an inspiration to us, that helping to ensure its future is well worth the commitment of time and treasure. So, when I am not servicing the needs of my real estate clients, I am doing all I can to support DK, the work of our all-volunteer board and waving the flag as much as humanly possible. I hope you are as inspired as I am by the gift of this incomparable dance ensemble.Thanks to you for all of your generous support. Doug Dilling President of the Board

Doug Dilling's professional career spans nearly 30 years in Indianapolis non-profit, arts and cultural administration and fund raising. From 1992-95 Doug served as the Managing Director for Dance Kaleidoscope, re-establishing fundamental business opera­ tions and moving the offices to Butler University, just after David Hochoy arrived. Doug left DK to be theVP of Marketing and Development for Metro Indy Public Broadcasting, a position he held until 2001,when he started a residential real estate business, concentrating on Downtown Indianapolis. He is consistently ranked among the top real estate brokers in downtown Indy. Doug is also an accomplished tenor soloist and studio musician, and records regularly for various music publishers. Doug and his partner Chris Schroeder have spent the last 15 years rehabbing an I890's-era home in the historic Fletcher Place Neighborhood where they live with their dogs Alex and Fletcher.

When Danielle Falconer moved to Indianapolis from her hometown of Cleveland in 1999, everywhere she went - from business meetings to the gym to parties — people told the former gymnast,"You would love Dance Kaleidoscope!" And, it was true. As Danielle says, she was instantly "hooked." Danielle, who has served on the board for five years and spear­ heads Spectrum, Dance Kaleidoscope's young professionals group, is particularly interested in sharing the excitement of contempo­ rary dance with new audiences. She is both a resident and fan of Indianapolis who appreciates the things that make ours a great city — local art and dining, fabulous attractions and definitely the World Champion Indianapolis Colts! The senior account director at Borshoff, an integrated communications firm, works with clients in industries, including health care, professional services, education and not- for-profit providing strategic public relations and marketing counsel and implementation. Danielle is married to Brendon Falconer and has two young daughters, one of whom attended her first DK performance earlier this year when she was just four weeks old. 36 .11 IpM - '

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Swedish Institute of Massage Therapy took up all of Lisa's time, money and brain power for almost two years. Now she has a second career as a licensed massage therapist. Her NYC practice was in full swing, filled with dancers, athletes and four professional boxers. Now her journey is taking her to Van Nuys CA. (with Andre and just up the road from another former DK dancer Jessica Johnson) where she plans to continue choreographing, massaging and dancing while surrounded by sun, sky and loved ones. Lisa says be sure to tell everyone,'Addison the cat is now 14 years old and he's very excited to be able to go outside again!"

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