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Ballet Senior Show 2021 BALLET SENIOR SHOW Seventh variation from Paquita Coppélia Act I Swanilda Variation Choreography: Petipa Choreography: Arthur Saint-Léon Music: Paquita: Variation 7: Allegro from the album Minkus: La Music: Léo Delibes Bayadere & Paquita, recorded by Sofia National Opera Orchestra & Lighting Design: Cole Adams Boris Spassov Costume Design: Olivia Mason Lighting Design: Cole Adams Dancer: Brooklyn Burbidge Smith Costume Design: Olivia Mason Dancer: Amelia D’Avanzo Recollect Choreography: Brooke Wertwijn Music: Louisa and Spiro by Ruth Barrett and Jon Wygens, album: The The “Awakening of Flora” Variation Durrells (Music from the series) Choreography: Petipa Lighting Design: Cole Adams Music: Riccardo Drigo Costume Design: Olivia Mason Lighting Design: Cole Adams Dancer: Brooke Wertwijn Costume Design: Olivia Mason Dancer: Abby Inglett First Bridesmaid Variation from A Moment Sustained Don Quixote Choreography: Amy Novak and Ariana Fonzo Choreography: Petipa Music: “The Way I Feel Inside” by The Zombies “Moon River (From Music: Act III Variation 1 from the album Leon Minkus: Don Quixote Breakfast at Tiffany’s)” by Audrey Hepburn (complete ballet score) by Moscow International Symphonic Orchestra Lighting Design: Cole Adams Lighting Design: Cole Adams Costume Design: Sarah Mateer Costume Design: Olivia Mason Dancer: Sarah Mateer Dancer: Ally Vernon “Gamzatti Wedding Variation” Titania’s Variation, A Midsummer from La Bayadère Night’s Dream Choreography: George Balanchine (for educational purposes only). Choreography: Marius Petipa Lighting Design: Cole Adams Music: “La Bayadère: Act II: 33. ‘Wedding Variation - Gamzatti’” from Costume Design: Olivia Mason the album La Bayadère by the Evergreen Symphony Orchestra & Kevin Dancer: Juliana Wright Galiè (Composer: Ludwig Minkus) Lighting Design: Cole Adams Costume Design: Olivia Mason Dancer: Grace Blando Le Réel Juliet’s Variation Choreography: Lauren Wattenburg Choreography: Kenneth Macmillan Music: “Le Réel” from the album “Go Farther in Lightness” by Gang of Music: Sergei Prokofiev Youths Lighting Design: Cole Adams Lighting Design: Cole Adams Costume Design: Olivia Mason Costume Design: Olivia Mason Dancer: Lauren Wattenburg Dancer: Kyra Shimogori Nikiya’s First Act Variation from Things to Come La Bayadère Choreography: Kyra Shimogori Choreography: Natalia Makarova and Petipa Music: “September Song” - Agnes Obel Music: “Flute Solo- Nikiya” performed by Evergreen Symphony Lighting Design: Cole Adams Orchestra from the album “La Bayadère” Costume Design: Olivia Mason Lighting Design: Cole Adams Dancer: Amy Novak Costume Design: Olivia Mason Dancer: Sana Tepley Wonderland Act I Variation from Giselle Choreography: Penny Saunders Restaged by: Pablo Piantino and Penny Saunders Choreography: Petipa Music: Micheal Wall, Original score Music: “Giselle, Act I: No. 7a Variation de Giselle” by Adolphe Charles Lighting Design: Cole Adams Adam -- Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra & Nicolette Fraillon Costume Design: The dancers Lighting Design: Cole Adams Dancers: Grace Blando, Amelia D’Avanzo, Ariana Fonzo, Abby Inglett, Costume Design: Olivia Mason Sarah Mateer, Amy Novak, Kyra Shimogori, Abigail Smith, Brooklyn Dancer: Abigail Smith Burbidge Smith, Jada Schiller, Jillian Snow, Sana Tepley, Ally Vernon, Lauren Wattenburg, Brooke Wertwijn, Juliana Wright this moment, & many more Choreography: Sarah Mateer/Ariana Fonzo Music: “Carry” by Martyn Heyne, untitled 04|08.14.2014. by Kendrick Lamar Lighting Design: Cole Adams Costume Design: Olivia Mason Dancer: Ariana Fonzo The School of Dance acknowledges and thanks the following donors for their generous support during fiscal year July 1, 2019- June 30, 2020. 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