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I '.w Pennsylvania Ballet Artists Brian Andrew Barry Leon Dana Arey Sherry Lowenthal *Alba Calzada Michelle Lucci Marcia Darhower James Mercer William De Gregory Adam Miller Gregory Drotar Melissa Mitchell Viorica Ene Edward Myers Jeffrey Gribler Anya Patton Tamara Hadley Melissa Podcasy Mark Hochman Robin Preiss Linda Karash Constance Ross David Kloss Barbara Sandonato Dane LaFontsee Janek Schergen Missy Yancey *on leave of absence Guest Artists Burton Taylor Martine van Hamel Courtesy of American Ballet Theatre I 477 Director Aritstic Director Barbara Weisberger Benjamin Harkarvy 7- 7 General Manager HAVE Timothy Duncan Artistic Administrator Lighting Designer YOU Richard Carter David K.H. Elliott Ballet Masters BEEN Fiona Fuerstner William Thompson THERE Robert Rodham Music Director LATELY Maurice Kaplow with The Pennsylvania Orchestra r CONCERTO BAROCCO choreography George Balanchine music Johann Sebastian Bach Concerto in D minor for The best time Two Violins and Orchestra lighting Nicholas Cernovitch to buy, a Set to the Bach Concerto in D minor for Two Violins and Orchestra, Balanchine's Concerto Barocco was first presented on the Hunter College stage in New York, May 29, 1940 by the New York City Ballet precursor, American Ballet. This tpnmelocaion Balanchine opus highlighted the first program presented by the Pennsylvania Ballet on a suburban estate outside Philadelphia in the summer of 1963. Elsa Nilsson violin Akiko Sankonju violin before October 19 and 24m Michelle Lucci Gregory Drotar Dana Arey it mes a Viorica Ene, Tamara Hadley, Melissa Mitchell, Sherry Lowenthal Anya Patton, Melissa Podcasy, Robin Preiss, Missy Yancey prime location. October 23 and 24e Martine van Hamel Gregory Drotar Marcia Darhower Dana Arey, Tamara Hadley, Linda Karash, Sherry Lowenthal Anya Patton, Melissa Podcasy, Robin Preiss, Missy Yancey Intermission gmnt Street garern I El 1 CINDERELLA #5 Brooklyn Union Gas - t WilliamsFburgh Savings Bank . 1.1.0217 '7 ;VONSORS /OW John Melvin Assoc the entertainment 6-9 Cline Good. Open 7 Days a `Week, The St.Felix Street Serving <lynch 6-5 Dinner Brownstone Restoration 5-7 rani cytreet, (Tinder the `Bridge) adjacent to Brooklyn, Njw Tort the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Reservations: 875-6953 OBrooklyn Union Gas -V/ (Major Credit Cards accepted ow-Mont SWEET AGONY The place choreography Gene Hill Sagan music R ichie Havens End of the Seasons to come... Jimi Hendrix Machine Gun costume design Gene Hill Sagan and for low-cost, Berta Kwartacz lighting David K.H. Elliott high-quality Barbara Sandonato Gregory Drotar David Kloss family protection! 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Express buses Reservations recommended (212) 638-0860 will run for all performances of the Pennsylvania Ballet and the Abbey Theatre. The Brooklyn Academy of Music wishes to thank the follow- Staff for the Pennsylvania Ballet ing corporations, foundations, and private individuals who, through their leadership and support help to make these pro- Production Stage Manager Jane Clegg grams possible. If you would like information on how you can Director of Public Relations please contact join this growing list of community leaders, our and Audience Development David C. Speedie Office. Planning Assistant Manager Judith Von Scheven Contributors Production Staff & Straus J. M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. Abraham Assistant Stage Manager Lawrence E. Sterner ACE Sound Rental Company Kinney Systems, Inc. Allied Audio, Inc. I. Stanley Kriegel & Co., Inc Master Carpenter Fronk Quinlan American Airlines Paul A. Lepercq Master Electrician George W. Parker Ameropa Travel, Inc. 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