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AMND-Program-Final.Pdf ARTISTIC DIRECTOR KRISTIN KINGSLEY Story & Selected Lyrics from WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Music by FELIX MENDELSSOHN Ballet Mistress STEPHANIE TULEY Music Director/Conductor BRANDON MATTHEWS Production Design SEAN COCHRAN Technical Director ISAIAH BOOTHBY Lighting Design DAVID DENMAN Costume Design NAOMI PRENDERGAST, SUSIE FAHRING, ANN MARCECA, & WANDA RICE WITH STRACCI FOR DANCE NIWOT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM APRIL 26 2:00PM APRIL 27 1:00PM Longmont Dance Theatre Our mission is simply stated but it is not simple to achieve: we strive to enliven and elevate the human spirit by means of dance, specifically the perfect form of dance known as ballet. A technique of movement that was born in the courts of kings and queens, ballet has survived to this day to become one of the most elegant, most adaptable and most powerful means of human communication. ARTISTIC DIRECTOR BALLET MISTRESS Kristin Kingsley Stephanie Tuley LDT BOARD OF DIRECTORS RESIDENT OPERATION PERSONNEL President Susan Burton Production & Design Vice President Dolores Kingsley Lighting Designer/ David Denman Secretary Marcella Cox Production Stage Manager Members Sean Cochran, Jeanine Hedstrom, Eileen Hickey, Stage Manager Jenn Zavattaro David Kingsley, & Moriah Sullivan Technical Dir./Master Carpenter Isaiah Boothby Ballet Guild Liason Cathy McGovern Scenic Design & Fabrication Sean Cochran with Enigma Concepts and Designs Properties Coordinator Lisa Taft House Manager Marcella Cox RESIDENT COMPANY MANAGEMENT Auditorium Manager Jason Watkins (Niwot HS Auditorium) Willow McGinty Office Manager/ Marcella Cox Special Events Coordinator (Silver Creek HS Auditorium) Secretaries Melinda Jordan, Barb McDonald, Theatre Coordinator Kristy Foster Lisa Taft, & Jenn Zavattaro with St. Vrain Valley School District Webmaster Janna Vance Program Designer Suzanne Rogers Gruber Music Department Program Printing Ron’s Printing Music Director Rick Thomas Marketing/Graphic Design Jason Innes Conductor (The Nutcracker) Arturo Gonzales with Innes Photography Conductor (Spring Gala) Rick Thomas, Resident Photographer Keith Bobo Brandon Matthews with Photography Maestro Resident Pianist Devon Newburn Guest Photographers Tammy Kelly-Nielson with TKN Photography Jacqui Richart with Jacqui Richart Photography Piano Technician Bob’s Piano Service Video Production Ethan Hegel with Servant House Productions Costume & Wardrobe Concessions Coordinator Angela Carter Wardrobe Mistress Naomi Prendergast Apparel Printing Kim Taylor Assistant Wardrobe Mistress Susie Fahring with Family Fan Club Costume Consultants & Fabrication Wanda Rice Florist Liason Kelly Gibbs with Stracci for Dance, Ann Marceca & Derice Pfefferkorn LDT ACADEMY INSTRUCTORS Instructors: Heather Corey, Marcella Cox, Mimi Ferrie, April Health & Wellness Glaser, Julie Glass, Kathy Kerr, Mary Langlois, Acupuncturist Garth Reynolds Meghan Larson, Justin McMillan, Rachel Oliver, Massage Therapists Angie Simmons & Uma Basco Sarah Quillen, Georganna Mills Russell, Angie Simmons, Physical Therapists Michele Forsberg with Align PT Christopher Smidt, Larry Southall, & Stephanie Tuley Chiropractors Dr. Jessica Thompson Substitutes: Spenser Bernard, Susan Burton, Kat Gurley & Dr. Lane Bunker Wellness Coach & Hypnotherapy Zoilita Grant Nutritionist Lynn Smith with Source Nutrition Glisser Tier: $200-$499 BARBARA THE BARBER*, BILLOW FAMILY, BOTTKE FAMILY, COLLENDER LDT WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR DONORS FAMILY, DANGERFIELD FAMILY, DONNELLY FAMILY, EILEEN HICKEY, MERTZ FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT. FAMILY Pliér Tier: $1-$49 DENISE BUSTAMANTE, JAIDEN CRUGER, DISCOUNT CARD FUNDRAISER, Sauter Tier: $500-$999 FAHRING FAMILY, RICK HUGHES*, ROSS MCINTOSH, SUSAN SCHARF WII DANCE PARTY FUNDRAISER Entendre Tier: $50-$99 Elancer Tier: $1000-$1999 MAGGIE BENTON, RALPH AND LINDA GOBLE, NATANZI FAMILY, LONGMONT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, MIDLAND MOTHER’S DAY WALTERS FAMILY FUNDRAISER Relever Tier: $100-$199 Tourner Tier: $2000 and above AMGEN, BURIANEK FAMILY, NICOLL FAMILY, CHRYSTAL POCHAY, XILINX* RIEDER FAMILY WORLD’S FINEST CHOCOLATE PBIP FUNDRAISER *Indicates in-kind donations Cast Oberon MATTHEW HELMS Demetrius DESHAWN MARSHALL Titania HELEN MARCECA (understudy SHARON PRENDERGAST) Helena RACHEL ELISE JORDAN (understudy ERIN DRUMMY) Lysander JUSTIN MCMILLAN Theseus CHRISTOPHER SMIDT Hermia MADDIE KING (understudy LAURA BOTTKE) Hippolyta MADISON WINTER (Cast A) CHARLOTTE CARMICHAEL (Cast B) (understudy ASHLEY MORGAN NICOLL) Puck TERRA LIU (understudy CAMILLE CECELIA TAFT) Moth ERIN DRUMMY (understudy ELISE FERGUSON) Cobweb ASHLEY MORGAN NICOLL (understudy ISABELLE CLEMENT) Peaseblossom LAURA BOTTKE (understudy ANAKA WEISS-JONES) Mustardseed SHARON PRENDERGAST (understudy NORA HIXSON) Grasshopper soloist NORA HIXSON (understudy ERICA LYNNE WALTERS) Grasshopper corps JULIE BOTTKE, HOLLY KUYT, CAMILLE CECELIA TAFT, ERICA LYNNE WALTERS, ANAKA WEISS-JONES, & DAISY YE (understudies LAUREN BILLOW, ERYN DIZEREGA, OLIVIA ROSE FERTIG, HANNAH ELIZABETH HEGEL, & ERIN ORNELAS) Oberon’s Fairies ADRIENNE BRYANT, JAIDEN CRUGER, ALEAH DIZEREGA, ERYN DIZEREGA, ALYSIA MARTIN, SAMANTHA MEIER, JOURNEY MUELLER, SIOBHAN NELSON, & HOLLAND STEVENSON Titania’s Fairies LAUREN BILLOW, CHARLOTTE CARMICHAEL, ISABELLE CLEMENT, ELISE FERGUSON, OLIVIA ROSE FERTIG, EMMA FLETCHER, NATALIE J. GRIFFIN, HANNAH ELIZABETH HEGEL, MADISON JUNKER, ANNE MCGOVERN, ERIN ORNELAS, & EMILY STOKES (understudy MADISON WINTER) Pixies A ELIZABETH GRIFFIN, REBECCA HYDE, HANNAH MERTZ, RUMI NATANZI, SAGE RICHART, EMILY ANGELA TAFT, CLAIRE TERHAAR, JOCELYN WILLE, & MIKAYLA ZAVATTARO Pixies B ANNA ADLER, HELEN AMBROSE, NINA INNES, AND BROOKE LEILA SNISKY (understudies JANE DANGERFIELD, GRACE BATOR, TATUM CAROLINE HUGHES, & VICTORIA GIOVANNINI ISUANI) Fireflies GRACE BATOR, JANE DANGERFIELD, ISABEL GRIFFITH, TATUM CAROLINE HUGHES, VICTORIA GIOVANNINI ISUANI, & ANYA RIEDER Butterflies KENNEDY BAHR, MARIE HEFLEY, DEBORAH JOY HEGG, & HANNAH NIELSEN (Cast A) KENNEDY BAHR, MARIE HEFLEY, HANNAH NIELSEN, & ABIGAIL SPIEGEL (Cast B) Purple Bugs A BENJAMIN CHAMPE, GRACE ANNE HAWKINS, HENRY HAYDEN HUGHES, & ELIZABETH JENSEN Purple Bugs B MADELINE ARNOLD, ELLA BROWN, UMA CHAMPE, FAITH HARVEY, & SOPHIE TRAHAN Purple Bugs C MARGARET BOOTHBY, ANNIKA HESTER, REYLYNN KILLINGER, ABIGAIL TOBIAS, & ABIGAIL M. WHITELEY Changeling Child MADELYNN GRUBER (Cast A) / EMMA SOLC (Cast B) Dragonflies MENDEL BOOTHBY, AARON MATTHEW MESCALL, & GARRETT SCHMOKER Lady Bug ABIGAIL SPIEGEL (Cast A) / DEBORAH JOY HEGG (Cast B) Mechanicals: Nick Bottom RANDY DOWNING Tom Snout EVAN HEGEL Francis Flute KEPLER BOOTHBY Snug ELLIOT HEGEL Peter Quince DAN HEGEL Robin Starveling DAVID SMITHEY Maypole Dancers JADEN EICHER, KAITLYN FLOODEEN, KIRA HANVEY, CHLOE HIRAI, REBECCA HYDE, AMANDA STARR IOZZIA, EMILY LINDBERG, MAIA J. NORMAN, COLLEEN ROSE ORNELAS, MACKENZIE SIMON, LILLIAN MAE VANCE, & ASHLYN ZAVATTARO (understudies ANNA ADLER, HELEN AMBROSE, & BROOKE LEILA SNISKY) Blue Ribbon Soloist CHARLOTTE CARMICHAEL (Cast A) / MADISON WINTER (Cast B) (understudy HOLLY KUYT) Blue Ribbon Corps LAUREN BILLOW, ELISE FERGUSON, HANNAH ELIZABETH HEGEL, & ERIN ORNELAS (understudy DAISY YE) Flower Soloist ISABELLE CLEMENT, MADISON JUNKER, & CAMILLE CECELIA TAFT (Cast A) ISABELLE CLEMENT, MADISON JUNKER, & ERICA LYNNE WALTERS (Cast B) Flower Girls GRACE BATOR, JANE DANGERFIELD, TATUM CAROLINE HUGHES, NINA INNES, ANYA RIEDER, & EMMA SOLC (Cast A) JANE DANGERFIELD, ISABEL GRIFFITH, MADELYNN GRUBER, TATUM CAROLINE HUGHES, VICTORIA ISUANI, & ANYA RIEDER (Cast B) Ring Bearers MENDEL BOOTHBY, AARON MATTHEW MESCALL, & GARRETT SCHMOKER Courtier Couple soloists OLIVIA ROSE FERTIG WITH DAVID SMITHEY (understudy ERIN ORNELAS) Courtier corps ELISSA APPLING, ADRIENNE BRYANT, SOPHIA COLLENDER, SEQUOIA COLLINS-NELSON, KATHERINE G. CUNDAY, ABBY JOHNSON, ALYSIA MARTIN, MIRA TOWNS, & LENA F. WEISMAN Garland soloist NATALIE J. GRIFFIN (understudy EMILY STOKES) Garland corps JAIDEN CRUGER, ERYN DIZEREGA, ELISE FERGUSON, EMMA FLETCHER, ANNE MCGOVERN, SAMANTHA MEIER, SIOBHAN NELSON, & EMILY STOKES Cast A performs SATURDAY APRIL 26, 2014 AT 2PM Cast B performs SUNDAY APRIL 27, 2014 AT 1PM LDT Chamber Orchestra violin viola flute horn Concert Master EMILY MARIE LENCK Principal VICTORIA DIMARZIO Principal CAROLYN KEYES principal TINA HEROD Principal 2nd violin SARAH CRANOR FRED JEWELL KAY LLOYD NANCY ELLIOT MICHAELA BORTH ANA MONTENEGRA oboe trumpet PATRICK COLEMAN CHRISTOPHER STEELE MARGO DAVIS principal ROBERT DYLAN BONNER CHUCK FERGUSON cello CARRIE BLOSSER JILL FERGUSON clarinet Principal ETHAN FALLIS BRIAN COLLINS JULIA PARROTTA percussion ROWANNA BOBO AARON BAGBY AUSTIN STEVENS FRANCISCA LEILANI MAYO bassoon LINDA WOLPERT BRUCE ORR keyboard bass DEVON NEWBURN Principal MARK STEFANIW harp JOSH LUEBBERS RACHEL ELLINS guest vocalists NATALIE THOMPSON is a Music Education Major at Metropolitan State BRITTANY CHARD is a vocal performance student of Michelle Thompson University of Denver. She has studied with Dr. and has been studying with her for four and a Bradley Thompson and is currently studying half years. with Professor Judith Christin. She sang in the Her background in singing began at an early age Choir Program at Regis Jesuit High School and is when her mother enrolled her in singing lessons singing in the MSU Denver Chorale as an Alto. at “You Can Sing” studio in Longmont, Colorado. She accompanies and cantors for her community From there, a love for singing blossomed as she church. She has participated in Jazz Combos took choir classes and private lessons all through while attending MSU Denver. She
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