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April 2018 April 2018 PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET Volume 31, No. 6 Paul Heppner Publisher Susan Peterson Design & Production Director Ana Alvira, Robin Kessler, Stevie VanBronkhorst Production Artists and Graphic Design Mike Hathaway Sales Director Brieanna Bright, Joey Chapman, Ann Manning Seattle Area Account Executives Amelia Heppner, Marilyn Kallins, Terri Reed San Francisco/Bay Area Account Executives Carol Yip Sales Coordinator Leah Baltus Editor-in-Chief Andy Fife Publisher Dan Paulus Art Director Gemma Wilson, Jonathan Zwickel Senior Editors Amanda Manitach Visual Arts Editor Private Client & Luxury Real Estate Paul Heppner President JAVILA CREER SHAWNA ADER Mike Hathaway Premier Associate | Executive Premier Director | Vice President Managing Broker Broker Genay Genereux 206 794 5284 206 251 2337 Accounting & Office Manager javila.withwre.com aderberger.com Shaun Swick ERICA CLIBBORN AMY SAJER Senior Designer & Digital Lead Executive Premier Director | Premier Director | Broker Broker Barry Johnson Digital Engagement Specialist 206 251 1869 206 550 8903 ericaclibborn.com amysajer.withwre.com Ciara Caya Customer Service Representative & MICHAEL DOYLE DEIRDRE DOYLE Administrative Assistant Premier Director | Executive Premier Director | Managing Broker Broker Corporate Office th 206 669 0203 206 234 3386 425 North 85 Street Seattle, WA 98103 MichaelDoyleProperties.com deirdre-doyle.com p 206.443.0445 f 206.443.1246 [email protected] 800.308.2898 x105 www.encoremediagroup.com TOP-TIER REAL ESTATE BROKERS DELIVERING SUPERIOR SERVICE THROUGHOUT THE Encore Arts Programs is published monthly by Encore Media Group to serve musical and theatrical events in the Puget GREATER SEATTLE AREA Sound and San Francisco Bay Areas. All rights reserved. ©2018 Encore Media Group. Reproduction without written permission is prohibited. 2 PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET Kent Stowell and Peter Boal April 13–22, 2018 Francia Russell Artistic Director Marion Oliver McCaw Hall Founding Artistic Directors PRINCIPALS Karel Cruz Lindsi Dec Rachel Foster Benjamin Griffiths William Lin-Yee James Moore Elizabeth Murphy Sarah Ricard Orza Seth Orza Noelani Pantastico Jonathan Porretta Lucien Postlewaite Lesley Rausch Jerome Tisserand Laura Tisserand SOLOISTS Leta Biasucci Kyle Davis Angelica Generosa Joshua Grant Steven Loch Leah Merchant Margaret Mullin Matthew Renko Price Suddarth Ezra Thomson CORPS de BALLET Madison Rayn Abeo Guillaume Basso Ryan Cardea Nancy Casciano Henry Cotton Dammiel Cruz Cecilia Iliesiu Elle Macy Angeli Mamon Amanda Morgan Sarah Pasch Miles Pertl Christian Poppe Nicole Rizzitano Calista Ruat Sarah-Gabrielle Ryan Carli Samuelson Emma Love Suddarth Madison Taylor Leah Terada Dylan Wald Apprentices Christopher D’Ariano Clara Ruf Maldonado Genevieve Waldorf Emil de Cou Music Director/Principal Conductor Allan Dameron Company Pianist/Conductor Otto Neubert, Anne Dabrowski, Paul Gibson Ballet Masters Norbert Herriges Technical Director Randall G. Chiarelli Resident Lighting Designer Larae Theige Hascall Costume Shop Manager Christina Siemens Company Pianist SEASON SPONSORS: PRESENTING SPONSOR: MAJOR SPONSORS: SUPPORTING SPONSOR: SEASON LONG SPONSOR: The True Family Cover: Company dancers in Crystal Pite's Emergence. © Angela Sterling. From the President 2017-2018 PNB BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS Dear Friends, Chairman – David Hadley 3 President – Joan Fitzmaurice Welcome to Treasurer – Maria Mackey Gunn Secretary – Lynn Lindsay EMERGENCE at Assistant Secretary – Lynne Graybeal Pacific Northwest Assistant Secretary – H. David Kaplan Immediate Past Chairman – Aya Hamilton 2 3 Ballet! Chairman Emeritus – Sheffield Phelps 2 3 * Today’s triple bill includes the PNB COMMITTEE CHAIRS Education – Jon Conte premiere of Yuri Board Development – Gail James Possokhov’s RAkU, a dramatic tale based Marketing & Public Relations – Sara Jones Leadership – Peter Horvitz 2 3 on the burning of Kyoto’s Golden Pavilion, Major Gifts – Peter Horvitz 2 3 featuring a commissioned score by Shinji Foundation Board Chairman - Peter Horvitz 2 3 Eshima. We’re grateful to Aya Stark Hamilton, EX OFFICIO TRUSTEES Glenn Kawasaki, Sharon Lee, Ms. Jodi Artistic Director – Peter Boal1 Designer Separates for Wong, and Leslie & Tachi Yamada for their Executive Director – Ellen Walker1 Young Patrons Circle – Andrew Hoge 1 Day, EvEning & TravEl contributions to PNB’s New Works Initiative Parents Association – Jennifer Gaines 1 Made in New York Sizes 00 – 18 in support of the acquisition of RAkU. PNB STARS – Terri Richardson 1 Our program also sees the return of Meet Designer, NINA April 24 GOVERNING BOARD OF TRUSTEES signature works in our repertory: Alejandro Donna Barnett Carol Neiman Cerrudo’s Little mortal jump and Crystal Pite’s Carl Behnke 2 Susan Okamoto 20% of sales 4/24 - 4/30 donated to Susan Brotman 2 Alida Oles Pacific Northwest Ballet Emergence. At the end of June, the Company Jane Cremin Gwendolyn C. Payton will tour to France and present the Paris Sharon Falkner Betty Pirnat Nina McLemore Boutique Jerald Farley Mac Powell premieres of these works as well as other Stephen E. Fuhs Tom A. Puentes Fairmont Olympic Hotel ballets as part of Les Étés de la Danse festival. Robin F. Gainey James Raisbeck 1212 Fourth Ave | Seattle I hope you’ll consider joining us in Paris Susan Grinstein Barbara Ries William Grinstein Catherine Ries [email protected] on our Patron Trip, which includes PNB’s W. Daniel Heidt 2 Vivian Schwab www.ninamclemore.com festival performances and many other exciting Kalen Holmes Elizabeth Stokes Toni Hoover Shannon Tierney experiences. Christy Jones Aimee Truchard We also invite you to attend our annual April Kieburtz Natasha Lalji Verjee Dan Kingston Connie Walsh Backstage Bash, a post-performance party Wendy Kizzier Sheree Wen hosted by our Young Patron’s Circle, on Friday, Alex Lange Jodi Wong April 20. This year’s Bash, “Hive Society,” is Terrel Lefferts Leslie Yamada Frederick W. McDonald inspired by the fascinating world of Pite’s Emergence. Join Company dancers and PNB ADVISORY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Nancy D. Alvord* Rocke Koreis patrons for food, drink, and entertainment. Mariana Ancira Gregory Kusnick Bash tickets are available in advance or day of Courtney Bear Candy J. Lee Elisabeth Bodal Helene Mawyer the event. Sue Buske Arnold Ness Artistic Director Peter Boal recently Barbara Chaplin Kristin Pastoriza announced PNB’s 2018-2019 season. I hope Cheryl Clark Mimi Richards Brooke de Boutray Michael Righi you will renew your season subscription in the Margaret Dell’Osso Alesha Shemwell lobby at intermission, or consider subscribing Elizabeth Dougherty Mel Sturman Patricia Edwards Peggy Swistak for the first time! Become a part of this Becky Figueroa Christina Tanner essential constituency and enjoy a range of Kathy Alvord Gerlich Jennifer Thompson Stacy Graves Russell Wagstaff subscriber rewards. CathyBeth Hooper Lisa Wahbe Pamela Johnson Stephanie Wallach Thank you for supporting Pacific Northwest Glenn Kawasaki Kathryn Wickham Megan Kirley Ballet, and enjoy the performance! TRUSTEES EMERITI OPENING SOON IN BALLARD Norma Cugini* Jane McConnell Warm regards, Jane M. Davis* Joe Norman 3 Wendy Griffin 2 Rick Redman Cathi Hatch 2 Francia Russell Travis Keeler 3 Kent Stowell Arthur H. Mazzola 2 Carol Wright Joan Fitzmaurice, President BOARD OF TRUSTEES LIFE FELLOWS PNB Board of Trustees Patty Barrier Dr. Susan Lindsay Kay Baxter Maria Postnikoff-Downing Robert R. Braun, Jr. Marsha Rich Ingham Ron Elgin Sharon Richardson James A. Elias Susan R. Richey Don C. Franklin Cynthia Stroum David F. Hill 3 Linda Warson 5337 BALLARD AVE NW Catherine Hobi Hawes David B. Winder 2 3 John Iverson 2 * Linda Wyman 206-257-4596 Jim Judson* WWW.ATLASTRAVELWEAR.COM ¹Advisory/Ex Officio ² Past Chairs 3 Past Presidents *Deceased 4 PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET From the Sponsor Dear Patrons of Pacific Northwest Ballet, On behalf of the City of Seattle, I am pleased to welcome you all to Pacific Northwest Ballet’s 2018 production of EMERGENCE. The City of Seattle is proud to support this work by innovative Canadian choreographer Crystal Pite. Emergence dramatizes the hard-wired instinct for creating social forms, taking inspiration from the social organization of insects and ballerinas alike. Pite’s choreography is set to the score of composer Owen Belton, whose music draws APRIL 27 - 29 / THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE from acoustic and found sounds as well as electronic instrumentation. These blends of Friday 4/27 at 8:00pm // Stack-Up // Untitled America // Revelations Saturday 4/28 at 8:00pm // The Winter in Lisbon // r-Evolution, Dream. // Revelations nature, culture, and technology remind us of Sunday 4/29 at 2:00pm // Stack-Up // Untitled America // Revelations the complexity of our beloved city and region. Pacific Northwest Ballet has been a OFFICIAL AIRLINE valued institution in Seattle since 1972. Its world-class Company of dancers and the renowned PNB Orchestra continue to inspire audiences at Seattle Center’s McCaw Hall and on tour. Pacific Northwest Ballet is also an important center of opportunity, providing jobs for dancers, choreographers, musicians, designers, creative technicians, and teachers. 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