Board of Trustees President/Chair, Shall We Dance Jim Anthony Bobbi K. Samples Anthony Team Realty/FC Tucker, Realtor The Safety Firm LLC, Owner, Principal Consultant Jeff Berman Treasurer Bazbeaux Pizza, Owner Michael A. Potter, CPA Peachin Schwartz & Weingardt P.C., Geovani Bonilla Managing Principal IU Health Plans, VP of Medical Operations

Secretary/Co-Chair, Marketing Dr. Katasha S. Butler Kim Donahue Eskenazi Health, Medication Use/Regulatory University Kelley School of Business, Compliance Coordinator Senior Lecturer of Marketing Doug Dilling Co-Chair, Education/Chair, Succession Michelle Jarvis United Real Estate , Broker Jordan College of Fine Arts, Butler University, Jeremy Ecenbarger Associate Provost & Professor of Dance Eli Lilly and Company, Consultant, US Migraine Co-Chair, Finance Portfolio Integration Richard Kissel Todd Foushee Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP, Partner On Target Health, President/CEO Co-Chair, Finance/Past President H. Eugene Hunt Anne Scheele Community Volunteer Retired, Community Volunteer Freddie Kelvin Chair, Investment George Korinek Retired Physician, Community Volunteer Retired, Community Volunteer Sherrie Knighton Co-Chair, Governance/Past President Retired, Community Volunteer Carolyn Mosby Ralph Reiff Mid-States Minority Supplier Development Council, Butler University, Sr. Associate Athletic Director/ President Student-Athlete Health, Co-Chair, Governance Performance and Well-Being Ethan Craig Curtis Spaulding Barnes & Thornburg LLP, Litigation Associate Saks Fifth Avenue, General Manager Co-Chair, Development Mariel Greenlee Jayne Moynahan Thorne Freelance Choreographer/Teacher Community Volunteer Co-Chair, Development Marianne W. Tobias Jessica Reckamp Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Musicologist Indiana University Health, Butler University, Jordan College of the Arts, Director of Member Experience Musicology Professor Eskenazi Hospital, Marianne Tobias Music Program, Chair, Kaleidoscope of Dance Founder Melissa E. Warriner The National Bank of Indianapolis, Vice President/Banking Center Manager Young Professionals Board Emi Grinwalds Rachel Newbrough Hope WIlliams Eileen Miller Erica Tsypin Cody Wilson

DK’s Mission: to Inspire, Educate and Entertain through the experience of outstanding Contemporary Dance 4 Filmed December 18, 2020 on the IRT OneAmerica Stage Streaming January 8-24, 2021 Dancers Aleksa Lukasiewicz, Emily Dyson, Missy Thompson, Stuart Coleman, Paige Robinson, Cody Miley, Marie Kuhns, Manuel Valdes, Aaron Steinberg, Kieran King, Emily Franks Apprentices: Sarah Taylor, Natalie Clevenger

Artistic Director Executive Director David Hochoy Jan Virgin Lighting Designer/ Director of Education Production Manager Lynn Webster Laura E. Glover Office/Ticketing Manager Rehearsal Director/ Janie Halteman Education Coordinator Liberty Harris Marketing Director Paul Hansen Artistic Associate Stuart Coleman Webmaster/Technical Support Shawn Jones Sound Designer Development Officer Mike Lamirand Sara Landrum Costumer/Wardrobe Manager Michele Hankins

Cover photo by Drew Endicott

This production is presented in association with the Indiana Repertory Theatre Janet Allen, Executive Artistic Director • Suzanne Sweeney, Managing Director DK is proud to be the Resident Dance Company at IRT.

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5 Program Belly of the Whale (World Premiere) Choreographed by André Mergerdichian Music by 11 Acorn Lane, Jed Kurzel, Antonio Vivaldi, Max Richter, Dead Can Dance, Eivør Lighting by Laura E. Glover Costumes by Guy Clark Dancers: Natalie Clevenger, Stuart Coleman, Emily Dyson, Emily Franks, Kieran King, Marie Kuhns, Aleksa Lukasiewicz, Cody Miley, Paige Robinson, Aaron Steinberg, Sarah Taylor, Missy Thompson, Manuel Valdes

Photo by Crowe’s Eye Photography

Choreographer’s Notes

Belly of the Whale represents the moment when our hero or heroine is swallowed by the unknown. It’s thought of as a singular experience, the self encountering the self, remembering, reliving, and enduring trials simultaneously interior and exterior. Moments of extreme isolation and uncertainty can force us down that transformative path. While it appears lonely and forsaken, what if we knew we do not walk alone? —André Megerdichian Hindsight/Blindsight (World Premiere) Choreographed by Stuart Coleman Music by John Psathas Lighting by Laura E. Glover Costumes by Cheryl Sparks Dancers: Aleksa Lukasiewicz, Emily Dyson, Missy Thompson, Stuart Coleman, Paige Robinson, Cody Miley, Marie Kuhns, Manuel Valdes, Emily Franks, Aaron Steinberg, Kieran King, Sarah Taylor, Natalie Clevenger

What We Thought Would Happen Three Psalms, I. Aria…………………………………..…………...……………...Company

What Actually Happened Abhisheka………………………………….…………………….………………….Company Fragment………………………………………..……………….…………...Stuart Coleman

What Happens Next? View From Olympus, III. Maenads……………………………..………...……….Company

Photo by Crowe’s Eye Photography Choreographer’s Notes

Hindsight/Blindsight is inspired by the cultural events that transpired in the year 2020, specifically regarding the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and my personal enlightenment about the systemic racial injustices that plague our society to this day. Hindsight is a nod to the old adage “Hindsight is 20/20.” This piece is my reflection (or hindsight) on all we thought this past year would bring contrasted with what actually occurred. “Blindsight” is defined as a phenomenon in which people with damage in the primary visual cortex of the brain can tell where an object is, although they cannot consciously see it. Throughout 2020, my metaphorically blind eyes were opened to harsh realities, to the ugly truth of a world only some of us live in. This dance explores where we thought we were headed, where we ended up, and poses the question: where do we go from here? —Stuart Coleman Advisory Council Janet Allen Burns Gutzwiller Michele Rogers Libby Appel Joseph Hale, Jr. Dennis Ryerson Jeffrey B. Baker Steve Hamilton Joan Schneider Sarah Cannon, CFP Lisa Hendrickson Marc Sciscoe Robert Paul Chan Joann M. Ingulli-Fattic Jennifer Shoup Virgil Chan, MD Jeff Kinney Malcolm Smith Molly Chavers Henry Kurkowski SaraLyn Smith, JD Shannon Cochran Margaret Krauss Liz Snyder Meg Coyle Stephan Laurent Cheryl H. Sparks Carole Darst Heather McPherson Don Steffy Christel DeHaan Clay Miller Steven Stolen Chris Douglas Tina Mollis Cheryl Strain Billie Dragoo Timothy J. Murphy, CAE Michael Strapulos David Drashil David Nijhawan Mark A. Varnau David Dreyfoos Deena Nystrom Thomas Wade, MD John Fischer Nancy Pitt Emily A. West Bernadette Fletcher Sandy Reiberg Anna S. White Ron Gibson Miriam Resnick Norma L. Winkler J. Kirby Goble Peter Ritz Wayne Zink

8 David Hochoy, Artistic Director

Now celebrating his 30th season with DK, Artistic Director David Hochoy is truly an international ambassador. David Hochoy was born in Trinidad, West Indies. After receiving a B.Sc. at McGill University in Montreal, where he began studying for a career as a doctor, he pursued his graduate work in theatre earning an M.A. in directing from Penn State. It was there, at age 20, David took his first dance class and discovered his true love of dance. In New York, he studied at the Alvin Ailey and schools and danced with numerous national companies. In 1980, he 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 U.S. and Europe, and in 1990, was invited to Guangzhou, China, to teach the experimental troupe of the Guangdong Dance Academy for ten weeks. David has been on the faculty of the Martha Graham School since 1982. 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 Janeiro. David spent two years as a full-time faculty member at Texas Christian University. Since becoming DK’s Artistic Director in 1991, he has choreographed over 70 dances including Scheherazade, Carmina Burana, COLE!, The Planets, The Four Elements, El Salón México, Magical Mystery Tour, Rite of Spring and Les Noces. He has choreographed Daphnis et Chloe for a collaboration with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra as well as their New Year’s Eve and Discovery Series concerts. He also has choreographed numerous productions at the IRT, including A Christmas Carol, 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, and recently Mother Goose Suite for the Carmel Symphony Orchestra. David co-directed As You Like It at the Indiana Repertory Theatre with IRT’s Artistic Director Janet Allen. He also was Artistic Director of The Green Shows at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) for ten seasons. He has choreographed The Beat on the Ball State University Student Dance Company. In 2009, he re-set sections of Fascinatin’ Rhythm on Tiler Peck and Joaquin De Luz of the and Sarah Lane of American Ballet Theatre for the inaugural gala performance of Indianapolis City Ballet. He is the founder and co-artistic director of Spotlight, an annual fund-raiser for the Indiana Aids Fund that has brought together the Indianapolis performing arts community since 1994. David has served as a dance panelist for the National Endowment for the Arts on numerous occasions and was a recipient of a prestigious Choo-San Goh Award for his choreography Rhapsody in Blue in 2006. He is a two-time recipient of a Master Fellowship in Choreography and an Individual Artist Grant from the Indiana Arts Commission as well as a Creative Renewal Arts 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 – men and women working to make a difference in Indiana – by the readers of Indy Men’s Magazine. On April 2, 2011, Mayor Gregory A. Ballard declared that date as David Hochoy Day in honor of his 20 years as DK’s artistic director and in recognition of his service to the arts in Indianapolis. In 2012, he was honored with the Creativity Award by University High School. In 2013, the Indiana Historical Society named him an Indiana Living Legend. Most recently, the Indiana Arts Commission presented David with a 2015 Governor’s Arts Award, and the Institute for Studies in Washington, D.C. gave him the 2016 Award for Excellence in the Arts. David also received the TAIG Award for Excellence in the Arts from Penn State Thespians in 2017. David is sponsored by Virgil & Robert Paul Chan 9 André Megerdichian, Guest Choreographer

André Megerdichian has performed professionally with such companies and choreographers as the Limón Dance Company, Janis Brenner and Dancers, The Mary Anthony Dance Theatre, Soundance Repertory Company, Reidel Dance Theatre, Daniel Charon, Seán Curran, and the company he considers home, Dance Kaleidoscope.

André is an Assistant Professor at the University of South Carolina and has served as a faculty member at the Duncan Center Conservatory in Prague Czech, Republic, The Limón Institute in New York City, and the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music among others. He has taught master classes and workshops throughout the United States, and internationally at such institutions as the Xing Hai Conservatory of Music, Institutes of the Arts Barcelona, The Beijing Dance Academy, Pole D’Enseignement Superior Music/Dance of Bordeaux, France, and as a Master Teacher for the 3rd Annual Beijing International Ballet and Choreography Competition. His classes merge the foundational American practices of yesterday with the tensions and curiosities of today, allowing artists to speak in the context of their own time.

André’s work has been commissioned by numerous Universities, festivals, and dance institutions throughout the United States, including Dance Kaleidoscope, The Cincinnati Ballet (CB II), the Next Dance Company, Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra, and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival Daedalus Project. Internationally, André collaborated with Czech physical theatre director Petr Hudecek and co-choreographer / performer Jennifer Deckert, in the creation of the evening length duet, Kiss Romeo Bang! Juliet, which premiered at the Alta Theatre in Prague, Czech Republic, choreographed for the Opening Ceremony of the Corpus Christi Annual Commemorative Run, presented by Prague Castle and presided over by the Archbishop of Prague. He was also commissioned by the Painted Lights Dance Project to create Moving Light, an evening length work premiered at the Statkino Theatre in Salzburg, Austria

With composer Fahad Siadat, André founded The Resonance Collective - an interdisciplinary project-based company cross-pollinating the aesthetic, formalistic, creative, and performative aspects of multiple genres. Since then, they have created 3 evening length works; Saharava-a ritualized dance-opera, The Moon Has Made Us Brothers, and 13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird, in addition to works for such institutions as the New York International Fringe Festival, the Xing Hai Conservatory of Music Dance Ensemble, California Institute of the Arts, the Monmouth University Pollak Gallery with visual artist Lucy Kalian, along with performances throughout the NYC area.

André is a Functional Range Conditioning movement specialist (FRCms), certified yoga instructor, CPT through the National Academy of Sports Medicine, and has presented research in dance science for the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science conferences.

Raised in Beirut Lebanon, Athens Greece, and Geneva Switzerland, André started dancing during his senior year at Fishburne Military School. He holds a BFA from Butler University, and an MFA in Choreography from the California Institute of the Arts.

10 The Dancers

Aleksa Lukasiewicz, originally from Novi, Michigan began her serious dancetraining at Geiger Classical Ballet Academy. She continued her studies at Butler University where she graduated in 2011 with honors and a BFA in Dance Performance. Aleksa’s training also includes summer intensives such as Hubbard Street and a two month study abroad trip to Lithuania. She also has a passion for teaching and loves educating the next generation of dancers through DK Kids. Aleksa would like to thank her family and her husband for their love and support, and she would also like to thank David for the wonderful opportunity he has given her. Our 2020-21 season is Aleksa’s 10th with the company. Aleksa is sponsored by Anne Scheele.

Emily Dyson received her BFA in Ballet Pedagogy from the University of Oklahoma, where she performed with Oklahoma Festival Ballet and Contemporary Dance Oklahoma. She began ballet training in Houston, TX with Gilbert Rome and Victoria Vittum and was later inspired by Austin Hartel to study modern. She trained with Paul Taylor Dance Company, American Ballet Theatre, The Joffery, Washington School of Ballet, and Atlanta Ballet. Emily enjoys teaching around the city and passing forward her love of dance to younger students and she thanks her family and friends for their endless love and encouragement. Our 2020-21 season is Emily’s 10th with the company. Emily is sponsored by Sherrie & John Knighton.

Missy Thompson began her training at age three with gymnastics, continuing for thirteen years as a competitive gymnast. She also studied modern dance, ballet, and jazz at Rhythm Nations Studio in Euless, TX. Missy is a graduate of the Indiana University Modern Dance program and has attended the Martha Graham summer Dance intensive in New York. Through colorguard, she has performed with top organizations such as the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps and Zydeco Color Guard. Missy has also choreographed movement and dance for the marching field for many programs in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Indiana, and a Junior Corps in Quiberon, France. She is proud to be a teacher for The DK kids program. Our 2020-21 season is Missy’s 8th with the company. Missy is sponsored by Pat & Danielle Havens.

Stuart Coleman is a dancer in his 7th season with DK, and has been promoted to Artistic Associate. Stuart began dancing in Lynchburg, Virginia as a student of Keith Lee and then at Virginia School of the Arts. He graduated cum laude from Butler University with dance departmental honors in 2014. Stuart has attended programs with Alonzo King’s LINES Ballet, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, Paul Taylor Dance Company and Ballet West. He has performed repertory by dance pantheons such as Martha Graham, Paul Taylor, Talley Beatty, and Nacho Duato. His choreography has been featured in concerts produced by Dance Kaleidoscope, Phoenix Rising Dance Company, Ballet Theatre of Indiana and Butler Ballet. The Arts Council of Indianapolis named Stuart a Robert D. Beckmann, Jr. Emerging Artist Fellow in 2015. Stuart is sponsored by Doug Dilling, United Real Estate Indianapolis.

11 Paige Robinson grew up dancing in the area, studying primarily at Dance Center Evanston, Chicago Ballet Arts, and Giordano Dance Center. She was a scholarship dancer at Lou Conte Dance Studio under Claire Bataille in 2013. Following high school, Paige spent two years in Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s Graduate Program. She then performed and toured with Eugene Ballet Company under Toni Pimble’s direction. While living in Oregon she also danced with Polaris Dance Theatre in Portland, OR and participated in Northwest Dance Project’s LAUNCH: 10 project, working under Sarah Slipper and Lucas Crandall. Other training includes Boston Ballet, Houston Ballet, and The Martha Graham School. Our 2020-21 season is Paige’s 6th year with DK. Paige is sponsored by Sandy & Robert Reiberg.

Cody Miley was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and moved to Texas when he was thirteen. After graduating high school he attended McLennan Community College in Waco, TX where he began his dance training. He transferred to Sam Houston State University and received his B.F.A. in acting and directing. He is a founding member of Nicolay Dance Works led by the artistic direction of Dana Nicolay and has had the opportunity to perform in several concert dance pieces as well as dance festivals including, the Houston Fringe Festival, the Bailando Dance Festival and the 2015 Dance Gallery Festival in New York City. For the past four years, Cody has appeared in Alamo City Dance Company’s presentation of The Nutcracker every December—he looks forward to being able to perform with them after we get past Covid-19. He also enjoys acting and has been in many theater productions. Our 2020-21 season is Cody’s 5th year with DK. Cody is sponsored by Virgil & Robert Paul Chan.

Marie Kuhns received her BFA from the University of Oklahoma in modern dance performance under the direction and guidance of Austin Hartel, while performing with Contemporary Dance Oklahoma. She grew up in Silver City, New Mexico, and trained at the Conservatory of Dance along with New Mexico School for the Arts in Santa Fe. She has had the opportunity of working with world renowned choreographers such as Jessica Lang, Carla Maxwell, Kevin Iega Jeff, and Raimondo Rebeck. She enjoys teaching dance and spreading the love of performing arts to different communities. She is forever grateful for the constant loving support of her friends and family. Our 2020-21 season is Marie’s 5th year with DK. Marie is sponsored by Cathy & George Korinek.

Manuel Valdes began gymnastics training at the age of five in Dallas, TX and continued as a competitive gymnast for 12 years. He began dancing at Dallas Black Dance Theater and went on to receive his BFA of Modern Dance Performance from the University of Oklahoma under the direction of Austin Hartel and Roxanne Lyst. While performing with Contemporary Dance Oklahoma, he not only had the pleasure of performing works by his professors, but also Ilya Kozadayev, Sonia Dawkins, Raimondo Rebeck, Jose Limón, and Alvin Ailey. Manuel has attended intensives with Paul Taylor American Dance Theater, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, BODYTRAFFIC and SALT. He is forever grateful for all the love and support from friends and family. Our 2020-21 season is Manuel’s 4th year with DK. Manuel is sponsored by Dorit Paul.

Aaron Steinberg is originally from Tenafly, New jersey. He began his formal ballet training at the University of Oklahoma in 2010 and later attended the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School at American Ballet Theatre and the Hamburg Ballet School. Aaron has been a member of The Sarasota Ballet, Kansas City Ballet’s second company, Nashville Ballet, Indianapolis Ballet, and was a guest dancer with DK for See the Music, Hear the Dance in May 2019. Aaron began his Graham training in 2017 under the guidance of Marianne Bachmann. Our 2020-21 season is Aaron’s 2nd year with DK. Aaron is sponsored by Miriam & David Resnick. 12 Kieran King is from Mesquite, Texas. At the age of 19, he began his dance training at Collin County Community College in Plano, Texas. With a focus in Ballet Performance, he continued his studies at The University of Oklahoma, where he performed with both Oklahoma Festival Ballet and Contemporary Dance Oklahoma under the direction of Michael Bearden, Austin Hartel, and Roxanne Lyst. In addition to performing work by his professors, he has had the opportunity to perform work by choreographers such as , Alejandro Cerrudo, Amy Hall Garner, Ilya Kozadayev, Nilas Martins, Earl Mosely, and Kevin Wynn. He is grateful for the love and support of his family, friends, and instructors. Our 2020-21 season is Kieran’s 2nd year with DK. Keiran is sponsored by Chris Douglas, C.H. Douglas & Gray Wealth Management. Emily Franks began dancing at the age of 10 at The Woodlands Dance Center in The Woodlands, Texas under the direction of Regan Jurick. Starting in 2014, she worked as an instructor for MA Dance. While she continued her dance training at the University of Oklahoma under Austin Hartel and Roxanne Lyst, Emily also studied business marketing, graduating in 2018. While at OU, Emily was a member of Hartel Dance Group. Emily has attended intensives with Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and Nobel Motion. She enjoys teaching dancers of all ages and seeing them fall in love with the art just like she has. She is thankful for her family and friend’s constant love. Our 2020-21 season is Emily’s 3nd year with the company. Emily is sponsored by Jim & Cheryl Strain. DK Apprentice Dancers

Sarah Taylor hails from Portland, OR, where she began ballet training under the Royal Academy of Dance syllabus and passed every major examination with distinction. She has performed with Ballet Concerto, Lake Erie Ballet, SoMar Dance Works and Northwest Dance Theatre. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Mercyhurst University with a B.F.A. degree in dance where she was granted both dance and academic scholarships. She has been highlighted in the second violin in Balanchine’s Concerto Barocco, a principle role in Dennis Spaight’s Gloria, the Arabian soloist, Merliton, and Waltz of the Flowers soloist in The Nutcracker, and several principle roles in newly choreographed classical and contemporary works. During the summers, Sarah attended intensives at Oregon Ballet Theatre and American Ballet Theatre, and was a semi-finalist at the Genée International Ballet competition in Antwerp, Belgium. She is grateful for the love and unwavering support of her friends, family, and dance mentors and colleagues. Without them she wouldn’t be where she is today. Our 2020-21 season is Sarah’s 2nd year with DK as an Apprentice Dancer.

Natalie Clevenger, originally from Mooresville, IN, began her dance training at The Dance Refinery in Indianapolis, where she competed throughout the United States. In the fall of 2018, she graduated from the University of Arizona with a BFA in dance, and a minor in Japanese. Upon graduation, Natalie received the Gertrude Shurr award for modern dance. Her repertoire includes works from Bella Lewitsky, Ohad Naharin, Billy Larson, James Clouser and other UA Dance faculty. While in college, Natalie performed as a soloist for the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir’s Festival of Carols at the Palladium. She also performed as a soloist in the Breaking Ground Contemporary Dance Festival with newly- founded contemporary dance company, Hawkins Dance in Tucson, AZ. Our 2020-21 season is Natalie’s 2nd year with DK as an Apprentice Dancer.

13 Next at DK

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14 Artistic & Production Staff Laura E. Glover, Lighting Designer/Production Manager, in her 30th season with DK, owns international acclaim for her lighting with Dance Kaleidoscope, de San Juan, Pascal Rioult Dance Theatre and Taylor 2. Ms. Glover is also the Resident Lighting Designer for the Phoenix Theatre, a company member of the Indianapolis Shakespeare Company as well as having lighted productions for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and Time For Three, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Butler Ballet, and the Indianapolis Mens Chorus. Her dance lighting includes over 100 world premieres and the reconstruction of the lighting of Jean Rosenthal, Thomas Skelton, Jennifer Tipton, and David Finley. In 2001, she was awarded a Creative Renewal Arts Fellowship with the Arts Council of Indianapolis and holds an MFA in Lighting Design from SUNY Purchase, where she studied with Brian MacDevitt and William Mintzer. Laura is sponsored by Ann & Mark Varnau.

Liberty Harris, Rehearsal Director and Education Coordinator, was a DK dancer for fifteen years. In that time, she realized her passion and gift for teaching DK repertory and for leading education programs. In her current position, she is in the studios with the company each day teaching and coaching the dancers as they rehearse. Liberty also helps shape and run DK’s education outreach programs, DK Kids and adult public dance classes. Liberty is thankful for this position to help take Dance Kaleidoscope to new heights and to share her passion for dance with younger generations.

Production Manager Sound Designer Camera Operators Laura E. Glover Mike Lamirand Joshua Lozinak Joey Martin Technical Director Moving Light Programmer Sonya Evans Michael S. Drury David Lapham Chris Fry Stage Manager Aaron Van Wolde WFYI Film Crew Matt Shives Director WFYI Vice President of Wardrobe Manager Brad McQueen Engineering Michele Hankins Steve Jensen Tricaster Engineer Photographers Brian Paul WFYI Vice President of Crowe’s Eye Photography Production Drew Endicott Editor Clayton Taylor Freddie Kelvin Jerry Prince Gray Dragon Photography Production Manager WFYI President and CEO Frank Konermann Greg Petrowich

15 From the Executive Director Being part of Dance Kaleidoscope is a true joy. From getting to see every high-caliber performance with our talented dancers, terrific choreography and dramatic lighting, to experiencing the audiences and your reactions. One of my favorite roles is getting to interact with so many delightful people—this always lifts my day! So please don’t be a stranger during these times when we can’t be together in person. Feel free to contact me via email or on the phone. You are all part of the DK family and I cherish you. Your generosity of spirit, of your time, and of gifts to support DK energize the company and help keep DK dancing. You energize me. Thank you! Jan Virgin, Executive Director [email protected] • 317.940.6556

16 Tribute Program An honor or memorial gift is a dinstinctive way to honor the memory of friends and family or pay tribute to milestone contributions. For more information regarding this program, please contact Jan Virgin at 317.940.6556 or [email protected].

Memorial Gifts For Gary Brevard Susan Williams Gerald & Dorit Paul Richard & Sandra Zeckel

For Christel DeHaan For Bryan Fonseca David Hochoy Paul Hansen & Kenyon Brown Jan & Joe Virgin For Covid-19 Victims For Elise Gemmecke Ernest & Gregory Disney-Britton Sherrie & John Knighton Anne Scheele For Don Compton Janet Compton For Dan Guio Jan & Joe Virgin For Richard Essex, Sr. Judith Essex For Joel Honigbaum Jody Alexander For Gerda Fogle Leah & Joe Bernstein Carolyn & Bernerd Bogar Gerda Fogle Bradley Coomer & Steven Thornton Janie Halteman Lucia Corcoran Paul Hansen & Kenyon Brown Diana Etshokin Michelle Jarvis & Jeff Maess Donald & Pamela Fogle Sherrie & John Knighton Esther Fogle W. & J. P. Livingston Martin & Kathy Fogle Clayton Miller Ned & Paula Fogle Sandy & Robert Reiberg Janie Halteman Ronald & Susan Rosenberg Michele Hankins Anne Scheele Paul Hansen & Kenyon Brown Mark & Ann Varnau Susan Hartling Jan & Joe Virgin Lisa Hendrickson & John Whalen Peter & Carol Wormser Linda Honigbaum Indianapolis Public Relations Society For David Kneessy Barry Katz Jan & Joe Virgin Sherrie & John Knighton For Ruth Lilly Adele Lash Dan Guio & Wayne Reeves Barbara Lustig Allen Marcus For Julian Littleford Tom McTamney R. Park & Louise Carmon The National Bank of Indianapolis Sandy & Robert Reiberg For Robert McNamara Debbie Robertson & The Book Club Mark & Ann Varnau Anne Scheele Sentry Management For Gerald Paul Mark & Elyse Smith Doug Dilling Joan Snyder & Debra Hacker David Hochoy Ann Spector Anne Scheele Cheryl & Jim Strain Jan & Joe Virgin Christopher Tolzmann Mary & Beth Van Allen For Julian Littleford Mark & Ann Varnau David Hochoy Jan & Joe Virgin R. Park & Louise Carmon Lisa Waite For Jim Rogers Lynn Webster Mark & Ann Varnau James White For John Moran Lisa Freeman & Kevin Hardie Dawn & David Dyson Anne Scheele Sherrie & John Knighton Lynn Webster For Debi Richardson Jason Grisell For Michael O’Brien Charles & Bonnie Coughlin For Michael Rukavina Thomas & Anne Greist Sherrie & John Knighton Timothy Greist For Rod Scheele Indianapolis Public Library Facilities Staff Ronald Gibson & Jerry Unland Michael & Pegg Kennedy Sherrie & John Knighton For Herb Schlotterbeck Dorit Paul Jeffrey Short Sandy & Robert Reiberg For Dorothy Steck Cheryl & Jim Strain Robert Griffin & Melanie Schumacher Mark & Ann Varnau Jan & Joe Virgin For Tom Toulouse Gary & Karen Fulk For Gerald Paul Doug Dilling Honor Gifts For Jim Anthony For Sherrie Knighton Susan Lewandowski Kristin Estes Lingenwalter Carpet Care For Cody Miley For Stuart Coleman Donald & Melanie Granier Jimmy & Kay Green Royce Thrush For Eloise Paul Dorit Paul For Meg Coyle Anne Scheele For Sandy Reiberg Patricia Read & William Shunk For Shelby Crowe and Petra Oomkes For Paige Robinson Jan & Joe Virgin Lois Enman For The Entire DK Family Mary Forsgren & Michael Poust Elese Newman For The Tewes Family Andrea Wilkes Kevin Gries

For Emily Dyson For Vickie Tewes Rick & Michele Darragh Jean & Matthew Miller For Jillian Godwin Binh Nguyen John & Denise Ayre Mike & Beth Swayze For Paul Hansen & Kenyon Brown For Jan Virgin Mitch & Annie Merritt Donald and Ginger Bievenour Marie Jochim & Michael O’Keefe For David Hochoy and Jan Virgin Anne & Freddie Kelvin David Dreyfoos Molly & Joseph Shane Bill Simmons For David Hochoy Rebecca VanVoorhis Anne & Freddie Kelvin Heather & Craig Williams

For Tracy & Elizabeth Knox For Lynn Webster Christian Smeltzer Leslie King For George & Cathy Korinek’s 50th Anniversary The DK Staff Ken & Marcia Vander Linden Donations in Honor of David Hochoy’s Birthday

Peter Amster Rick Kissel Helmi & Ronald Banta Sherrie & John Knighton Frank & Katrina Basile Larry Krauser Jeff Berman James Kuester Amy Bixler Debbie & Jeff Kuhns Jenny Bizzoco & Hector Rosa Michael Lamirand Geovani Bonilla Janis Sawyer Legendre Mimi & Terry Brookie Jeremy Antón Lindberg Rod Brown & Darryl Ballard Jess Livinghouse Michael & Patricia Camp Stephanie Martinez Rex Camp Stephen McCoy Sarah Cannon Heather McPherson & Malcolm Smith Virgil & Robert Paul Chan Jessica & Matt McTighe Mark Chestnut André Megerdichian Peter Chira & Casey Culbertson Ricardo Melendez Lisa & William Coleman Theresa Mohr Stuart Coleman William Moldenhauer Ian Cruz Deena Nystrom Laurie Cutsinger Michael O’Brien & Jackie Nytes Lea Davis Maryanne & Patrick OMalley Scott & Clara Deal Phil O’Malley Doug Dilling Tim & Susan Ottinger Ernest & Gregory Disney-Britton Brian & Gail Payne Simone-Therese Dominique Amy Perry Jan Dunn Judith Peters Cheryl Eiszner Kate Peterson Douglas Feller Luis Colon Pieretti Lisa Freeman Sarah Young Powers Cindy Tibbetts Frey Cynthia Pratt Kevin Fyffe Aaron Rambo Ted Givens Jim Ream Chuck Goad & James Kincannon Linda Rees Edward Godby-Schwab Jessica Reckamp Greg Goessner Sandy & Robert Reiberg Laurel & Mark Goetzinger David & Miriam Resnick Elizabeth Gillaspy Dennis Ryerson Jennifer Farquhar Greenlee Bobbi & John Samples Mariel Greenlee & Virgil Lungu Sherry Sawyer Gloria Greisinger Rosalind Schrodt Janie Halteman Ellen Sebahar Paul Hansen & Kenyon Brown Michael & Sherrie Sells Liberty Harris Anindita Sen Olav Haug Kathy Steinberg Carole Hochoy Idrienne Steinman Kuiyin Hochoy Steven Stolen & Rob MacPherson Beulah Holder-Lewis Cheryl & Jim Strain Emily Ristine Holloway Thomas Sullivan Brian Honigbaum Margo Tucker Jeff Hutson Mark & Ann Varnau Dorothy Ilgen Lynn Webster Tim Jeffers Robert Williams Jen Johansen Betty Wilson Anne & Frederick Kelvin David Wu Erin Kem Jeanne Zaremba

19 Corporate & Foundation Donors Benefactor Martha Graham Circle Isadora Member ($25,000 - 74,999) ($5000 - 9999) ($500 - 999) Allen Whitehill Clowes The National Bank of Network for Good Charitable Foundation Inc. Indianapolis Arts Council of Indianapolis OrthoIndy & Indiana DK Corps and The City of Indianapolis Orthopedic Hospital (up to $499 ) Christel DeHaan Family All Souls Unitarian Foundation Baryshnikov Circle Universalist Church Lilly Endowment, Inc. ($1000 - 4999) Channing Club Glick Fund, a Fund of CICF Amazon Smile Foundation Artistic Director’s Circle The Penrod Society Langenwalter Carpet Care ($10,000 - 24,999) The David and Arden Pletzer Maurer Family Foundation C.H. Douglas & Gray Wealth Endowment Fund, a fund Management of the Legacy Fund Lilly US Matching Gifts Taft Stettinius & Hollister Program Nicholas H. Noyes Jr. Memorial Foundation Inc. In-Kind Donors Martha Graham Circle Isadora Member DK Corps ($5000 - 9999) ($500 - 999) (up to $499) Printing Partners David Hochoy Bruce Carver & Fred Freeman Baryshnikov Circle Motionwear Kinney Dancewear ($1000 - 4999) Jan & Joe Virgin Jeff Berman, Bazbeaux Pizza Butler University Bernadette & James Fletcher Donor lists reflect gifts made to DK betweenJuly 1, 2019 and August 30, 2020. If a name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, please accept our apologies. Contact us at 317.940.6555 or [email protected] Estate Gifts Earl Harris Barbara & Karl Zimmer Family Fund Alice & Kirk McKinney, Jr. Fund Planned Giving DK continues to seek and depend on regular contributions. But in the long run, the company’s future will depend, more and more, on special gifts from long-time friends who want to support DK’s ability to dance into the future. One of the many ways that friends can choose to express their deep commitment to the arts is by naming DK in a will or trust. This is one way to make a lasting contribution without affecting your current financial security and freedom. There are many ways to plan special gifts for DK; a bequest through your will is just one. DK also accepts charitable gift annuities, gifts of life insurance and many other asset types. Whatever your plans may be, please call or write for more information, without obligation. Contact Jan Virgin at 317.940.6556 or [email protected]. Join these people who have already included DK in their plans: George & Cathy Korinek Christopher Tolzmann Donald & Ruth Ann MacPherson Mark & Ann Varnau Becky Mohr & H. Eugene Hunt Jan & Joe Virgin Rebecca Schafer 20 2020-21 Season Sponsors Title Sponsors A New Dawn Barnes & Thornburg LLP Spring Soufflé C.H. Douglas & Gray Wealth Management

Costumes Indiana Repertory Theatre Education Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation, Donna Swank-Rudiger, The Penrod Society, Lilly Endowment Inc., Health & Wellness Mary Greist, Patsy M. Solinger Individual Artist Sponsors David Hochoy Virgil & Robert Paul Chan Laura Glover Mark & Ann Varnau Jillian Godwin Miriam & David Resnick Aleksa Lukasiewicz Anne Scheele Emily Dyson Sherrie & John Knighton Missy Thompson Pat & Danielle Havens Stuart Coleman Doug Dilling, United Real Estate Indianapolis Paige Robinson Sandy & Robert Reiberg Cody Miley Virgil & Robert Paul Chan Marie Kuhns Cathy & George Korinek Manuel Valdes Dorit Paul Aaron Steinberg Miriam & David Resnick Kieran King Chris Douglas, C.H. Douglas & Gray Wealth Management Emily Franks Jim & Cheryl Strain

In-Kind Sponsors Marketing Lisa Hendrickson Communications, Classical Music Indy Safety Training Support The Safety Firm

Missy Thompson (l) and Sarah Taylor (r), photos by Crowe’s Eye Photography 21 Individual Donations Donor lists reflect gifts made to DK betweenJuly 1, 2019 and August 30, 2020. If a name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, please accept our apologies. Contact us at 317.940.6555. Benefactor Eloise Paul & Bill Lee John Krol & Patti Doberneck ($25,000 - 74,999) Alan & Susan Maul Jon Laramore & Janet McCabe Kris Beckwith & David Moore Heather McPherson & Malcolm Smith Adele Lash The Indianapolis Colts John & Carolyn Mutz Ellen Lee & Stephen Dutton Mary Greist Janet & John Nine Rob & Sophie Louthain R. Park & Louise Carmon Victoria Lyras (Indianapolis School Artistic Director’s Circle Dorit Paul of Ballet) ($10,000 - 24,999) Amy Perry Emily Miser Anne Scheele David & Arden Pletzer Becky Mohr & H. Eugene Hunt Martha Graham Circle Michael & Robin Potter Bill Moldenhauer ($5000 - 9999) Ralph Reiff Margy & Richard Moorhead Virgil & Robert Paul Chan David & Miriam Resnick Linda & Patrick Neal Chuck Goad & James Kincannon Christie & Dan Robinson Ron Nobles & Kevin Malley Stan & Sandy Hurt Bobbi & John Samples Sabine & C. Brian Quick M. Jackie Nytes & Michael O’Brien Kathleen & Carl Sisk Sandy & Robert Reiberg N. Clay & Amy Robbins Ann Stack John Resley Patsy Solinger Kathy Steinberg Brian & Mary Kay Schuetter Lois & Richard Surber Toby & Penny Stone Ellen Sebahar Mark & Ann Varnau Cheryl & Jim Strain Jim Thorne & Jayne Moynahan Michael Strapulos Thorne Baryshnikov Circle Donna Swank-Rudiger Douglas Tillman ($1000 - 4999) Lois and Richard Surber Stephen Tracy Jim Anthony Marianne Tobias Melissa Warriner Katherine & Dan Appel Susan Vinicor Emily West Sarah Barney Robert Wilson Daniel Wheeler & Susan Wakefield Dawn & Tom Bennett Terence & Margaret Yen James White Geovani Bonilla David Ziegler Thomas Whittaker & Ann Zerr Gregory & Mark Wilson Aman & Susan Brar Isadora Member Jeffrey A. Brinkman & Michael ($500 - 999) Trevor Yager & Tyler Murray Schaefer Peter Amster DK Principal Sarah Cannon David Andrichik (The Chatterbox) ($150 - 499) Don & Dolly Craft Sue Arnold & Brett Cox David & Karen Amstutz Michele Darragh Kay Baker Libby Appel David Daum & Craig Callaway Christine Baldwin Jennifer & Matthew Bailey Doug Dilling Trudy Banta David & Dianne Berry Kim & Kirk Donahue Frank & Katrina Basile Jenny Bizzoco & Hector Rosa David & Dawna Dyson Mark Bear John Bloom Robert Elzer Peter Chira & Casey Culbertson Karry Book Harvey & Phyllis Feigenbaum Carole & Dick Darst Karen Burch Peter Fulgenzi & Nate Shinneman Deitra Dunne Gay Burkhart Marianne Glick John & Sheryn Ellis Bruce Carver & Fred Freeman Laura Glover & Jeffrey Mountjoy Sherry Faris David Chropka Donald & Melanie Granier Gerda Fogle Carol & Jerry Collins Thomas & Anne Greist Martin & Kathy Fogle Janet Compton Timothy Greist Bill & Jennie Forehand Russell Cox Lisa Harris David Goldstein & Lisa Heid Kathleen & David Cuppy Danielle & Patrick Havens Ronald Gibson & Jerry Unland Lea Davis David Hochoy Mariel Greenlee & Virgil Lungu Mary & Stephen DeVoe Bill & Nancy Hunt Robert & Peggie Gould Ernest & Gregory Disney-Britton Michelle Jarvis & Jeff Maess Michele Hankins David Dreyfoos Anne & Freddie Kelvin Redmond Hogan Diana Etshokin Jeff & Nannette Kinney Brenda Horn Erica Eugster & Mac Greene Rick Kissel Indianapolis Public Library Facilities Mark & Elizabeth Fakhoury Richard & Melody Kissling Staff Marilyn & Kenneth Fallis Evelin & Gerhard Klemm Jennifer Katz & James Johnson Michael Fisher & Kevin McGuiness George & Cathy Korinek Kent & Jennal Johnson Toni Flowers Sherrie & John Knighton Jerry & Peggy Jones Mary Forsgren & Michael Poust John Krol & Patti Doberneck Dana & Marc Katz Susan & Roger Frick Terry, Louise & Chris Lingner Michael & Pegg Kennedy Barbara Garing 22 (Individual Donors continued)

Tim Garnett & Peter Slaymaker Robert & Toni Bader Gary & Karen Fulk Barbara Goddard Rod Brown & Darryl Ballard Robert & Brenda Furr Lynda Goeke & Don Katz Helmi & Ronald Banta Bobbie & David Garver Rob Grannis Danielle & Brooke Beloso Karen Gelb Encarnita Greenlee Don & Ginger Bievenour Grace George & Todd Barnes Robert Griffin & Melanie Schumacher Carolyn & Bernerd Bogar Elizabeth Gillaspy Jason Grisell Donald Bogard Laurel and Mark Goetzinger Michele Hankins Joseph & Louise Boling David Gotshall Lori & Dennis Heathfield Leah & Joe Bernstein Jimmy & Kay Green Lisa Hendrickson & John Whalen Nancy Boettner Gloria Greisinger Gregory Henneke & Martha O’connor Amy Bixler Kevin Gries David Hochoy John & Catherine Bridge Linda Halcomb Marie Jochim & Michael O’Keefe Mimi & Terry Brookie Janie Halteman Donald & Helen Jolly Lisa Brown Jaunae Hanger & Richard Waples Ted Jones Tom & Mary Ellen Brown Peter & Mary Hansen Fr. Leopold Keffler Linda Bullard Paul Hansen & Kenyon Brown Barbara Kinsler William Burchett Liberty Harris Paul Krasnovsky Patrick & Joyce Burnette Austin & Thyrsta Hartel Sara & John Landrum Bradley Burnell Susan Hartling Matthew Lavery & Jessica Gillespie Presley Buntin Geertje Hill Susan Lewandowski Stephen & Bonnie Caplin Carole Hochoy Connie & Steve Lyman Mark Chestnut Emily Ristine Holloway Candace Maret Barbara Child Linda Honigbaum Editha Masters Donald & Susan Childers Chip Houde Tom McTamney Jesse & Patricia Clark Corrine Hull F. Carl Miller Michael & Ellen Clippinger Dorothy Ilgen Teresa Morrison Alan & Susan Cloe Indianapolis Public Relations Society Lucy Park Newton Kevin Cloer Rhoda Israelov Tim & Susan Ottinger Joyce Collins Theresa & Brooke Jackson Sidney & Judy Pellissier Bradley Coomer & Steven Thornton Hubert & Rachelli Janssen Gwynne Rardon Lucia Corcoran Kenneth & Phyllis Kaplan Jessica Reckamp Indiana Cote Barry Katz Wayne Reeves & Dan Guio Jeffrey Coulson Sherry Keith-Shipp & Tim Shipp Cathy Robinson Ethan & Annie Craig Erin Kem Roger Roe & R. Kent Cook Laura & David Crossman Leslie King Rebecca Schafer & Lloyd Wilson Scott Cunningham Charles Kiphart Cherry Schreiber Scott & Clara Deal Mike Kirkmeyer T.A. Shula Carol DeCoursey Rita Kohn G. Pearson & Janie Smith Ann Dettwiler Marcia Krieg Latoria Smoote Joseph Doll Debbie & Jeff Kuhns Robert Spaulding Billie Dragoo Emily & Robbie Kusz Carolyn Stobba-Wiley & Aaron Wiley Barbara & Ramon Dunkin Gerry & Susanne Lafollette Steven Stolen & Rob MacPherson Nancy Dunn Michael Lamirand Michael Strapulos Ruth Ann Durbin Barry Landy Mark Sutton Alice Dye Beverly Ann Lang Richard & Sue Terrell Jane Eckert Jordan & Joan Leibman Royce Thrush Elaine & Brent Eckhart W. & J. P. Livingston Michael & Robin Toulouse Kathleen Egan Jan Lucas-Grimm & Timothy Grimm Jan & Joe Virgin Lois Enman Judy Lumbert Judy Wells Kristin Estes Barbara Lustig Pamela & John West Angie Vaszari Evans Terren & Julie Magid Audrey Wiebenga Taylor & Tanya Fengya Allen Marcus Susan Williams Melissa & Adam Ferise Allegra Mather J. Michael Willoughby Ruell Fiant Patricia Maxwell Gretchen Wolfram Deena Fogle Stephanie Martinez William Woodward Donald & Linda Foley Steven Martz Donald & Pamela Fogle Treci Mays DK Corps Esther Fogle Marc & Karen McAleavy (up to $149) Ned & Paula Fogle Lucy McCoskey Jody Alexander George Freije James & Mary McDonald Janet Allen & Joel Grynheim Bruce & Linda Frank Melanie McEwen John & Denise Ayre Lisa Freeman & Kevin Hardie Tiffany McKinley 23 (Individual Donors continued)

Eleanor McNamara Debbie Robertson & The Book Club Mike & Beth Swayze Jessica & Matt McTighe Matthew & Stacey Roesch Joan Szynal & Robert Smith André Megerdichian Ronald & Susan Rosenberg J. Patrick Tatum Ricardo Melendez Joellen Rossebo Deidre & Donald Thornton Samantha Merenda Dennis Ryerson Christopher Tolzmann Lisa Meyers Mark & Mary Ann Saggese Vicki Townsend Clayton Miller John & Joyce Samples Rebecca Trenner Jean & Matthew Miller Nick Sanders Samual Troxal & Donovan Walling Theresa Mohr Larry Sanner Robert Twitchell Gerald & Dinah Montgomery Sherry Sawyer Doris & Max Tubb Hugh & Karen Moore Capi Scheidler James Vachon Mary Jo & Wayne Moss Carol Schlotterbeck Patricia Valentine Judith Murphy Cheryl Shoemaker Ken & Marcia Vander Linden Kristy Murphy Joan Schneider Harold & Carol Vogt Christine & Daniel Mytelka Janet Schultz Lisa Waite Kim Netherland Peter Sehlinger Meri Weber Patrick Nevins Susie Selmier Dianne Webster Binh Nguyen Sentry Management Lynn Webster Nils Nordell Molly & Joseph Shane Donna & Jeff White-Daniels Donna & Edward Olberding Melinda Shaner & Roger LaPointe Angela & Reginald White-Randolph Robert & Jeanne Olson Stephen Shideler Joan Whitley Maryanne & Patrick OMalley Daniel & Mary Ann Shields Heather & Craig Williams Phil O’Malley Jeffrey Short Andrea Wilkes Daniel & Rosemarie Orzechowski Lise & Kevin Sigward Betty Wilson John & Cinda Overman William Simmons & June Lyle Elizabeth & George Wilson Richard Parker & Susan Huppert Alyson Smith Margaret Wilson Kathy Pataluch Clayton Smith Marguerite Winslow Jean Person & Jak Doskow Mark & Elyse Smith Diana & Todd Woodworth Phyllis Petersen Robert Snowden Christian Wolf Andrew Pike & Sharon Horvath Joan Snyder & Debra Hacker Peter & Carol Wormser Thomas Piles Carin & Greg Spalla David Wu Hope Pottenger Ann Spector Bernard Wurger Patricia Read & William Shunk Rose Stafford James & Leah Yee Linda Rees Richard Starkey & Carsey Gentry Larry & Candy Young Wayne Reeves Gayle Steigerwald Richard & Sandra Zeckel Kelly Rhoadarmer Phil & Mary Ann Stone Susan Zellers Laura Rice Peter Surbers

Stuart Coleman in Hindsight/Blindsight, photo by Crowe’s Eye Photography 24 Virtual Kaleidoscope of Dance

DK thanks the many generous individuals and organizations who helped make our 2020 Virtual Gala a success. Virtual Event Sponsor Marketing Sponsor Kris Beckwith & David Moore Printing Partners Foundation 2020 Virtual Gala Silent Auction Donors Actors Theatre of Indiana Bruce Hauther Newfields Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site Heritage Clothier and Home Nicole Taylor’s Pasta Market Geovani Bonilla David Hochoy Phil O’Malley Kenyon Brown Illinois Street Food Emporium Rita Novak Butler Arts Center Indiana State Museum and Historic Phoenix Theatre C. Todd Photography Sites Posh Petals Charles Mayer and Co Indianapolis Children’s Choir Marlene Reich Civvies Urban Boutique Indianapolis Colts Bobbi Samples Cleanse Studio Indianapolis Motor Speedway Seland Chiropractic Center Columbus Area Visitors Center Indianapolis Opera Silver in the City - Mass Ave. Conner Prairie Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra SomersTherapy, LLC DanceWorks Indy IRC - Indianapolis Racquet Club SomoBolo Bodywork and Massage Eiteljorg Museum James Whitcomb Riley Home Stoney Creek Golf Club The Friendly Tavern Museum David Strohman & Carol Golden Jillian Godwin Tom Korecki & Thomas and Jayne Missy Thompson The Great Frame Up Interior Design Tinker Street Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre Gabriel Lehman Trader Joe’s Carolyn Halteman Marigold Clothing Tyler Mason Salon and Spa Judy Hanna The Melting Pot Restaurant The Westin Indianapolis Paul Hansen - Indianapolis Jan & Joe Virgin Harry and Izzy’s Moe and Johnny’s

2020 Virtual Gala Fund-a-Need Donors Jim Anthony Freddie & Anne Kelvin Ellen Sebahar Jody Alexander Richard Kissel Melinda Shaner & Roger LaPointe Kay Baker Richard & Melody Kissling Kevin & June Smith Geovani Bonilla Sherrie & John Knighton Toby and Penny Stone CH Douglas & Gray Wealth John Krol & Patti Dobernick Dianne & Mark Sutton Management Judy Lambert Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Don & Dolly Craft Bill Moldenhauer Jayne Moynahan Thorne & James Ramon Dunkin Kathy Pataluch Thorne Gregory & Ernest Disney-Britton Michael Poust James Vachon Elizabeth Essary Christie Robinson Jennifer VanHorn Mary Forsgren & Michael Poust Bobbi & John Samples Ann & Mark Varnau Laurel & Mark Goetzinger Nick Sanders Bailey Webster David Hochoy Rebecca Schafer Joan Whitley James Johnson Anne Scheele photo by Crowe’s Eye Photography photo by Crowe’s

25 Virtual Shall We Dance Sponsors Thank you to eyeryone who helped with our December, 2020 event, Shall We Dance: Dancing with Our Heroes. Awards Sponsors Dancer Sponsors Videographer Sponsors Dr. Harvey & Phyllis Feigenbaum James Anthony Anne Scheele Geovani Bonilla Bobbi K. Samples Art Printed Materials Sponsor Anne Scheele Peachin Schwartz & Weingardt P.C.

Virtual Shall We Dance Donors Russell Anderson Kathy Harmon Bobbi & John Samples Mary Ann Beale Lisa Hendrickson & John Whalen John & Joyce Samples Michael Beatty Trey Hightower Shayne Samples Peggy Beaudette Brittany & Jeff Holowach Greta Sanderson Katie Boland Sheehan Hubbard Lorene Schrock Miller Erin Booher Ilse Jimenez-Segovia Matthew Scotten Laura Borsa Anne & Frederick Kelvin Ellen Sebahar Clarke Brunton Lezlie Kernel John Shackleford Georgia Burton Jen Kersey Melinda Shaner & Roger LaPointe Douglas Bumbalough Greg Kiray Andrew Smith Jennifer Butts Susan Klinger Lorraine Snyder Derek Cahill Sherrie & John Knighton Jessica Soules Laura Chamberlin Mindy Krol Miranda Spitznagle Parveen Chand Steve Kruze Don Steffy Barbara Child Debbie & Jeff Kuhns Carolyn Stobba-Wiley & Aaron Wiley Jesse & Patricia Clark Jon Laramore & Janet McCabe Toby & Penny Stone Sandi Clevenger Doug Lewis Cheryl & Jim Strain Heather Clouse Shuniece Linstrom Suellen Swaney Mary Clouse Ali Maxwell Samreen Syed Ryan Clouse Rich & Marcia McHie Jenny Tackett Scott Clouse Lynn McNamee Barbara Tegarden Lisa and William Coleman Brayton Mendenhall & Adam Pearish Joseph Thomas Kathleen Collings Toni Miller Teresa & Richard Thompson Don and Dolly Craft Nick Modesto Jim Thorne & Jayne Moynahan Brandy Darlington William Moldenhauer Thorne Kristen Dawn Debbie Montgomery Joshua Treft Lyv Deaver Amy Moon Heather Van Camp Carol DeCoursey Dennis Murphy Jan & Joe Virgin Jennifer Eberwine Carr Darrell Napier Chris Weaver Lauren Emmons Brandon Neal David & Vickie Weaver Roger Ford Sarah Nguyen Lynn Webster Jessica Forsyth Abby Nicol Dawn Whalen Angie Garard Peggy ONeill Gracie Whitlock Emily Gentry Susan Pearish Jill Wilson William Gilmartin Abigail Plummer Beth Wrobel Scott Godby Tracy Pohlman Susan Zellers Jef goodnight Tracy Poole Encarnita Greenlee Heather Purvis Jane Halteman Cyndy Reynolds Paul Hansen Delia Robertson Susie Harloff Judy Runkel 26