Fall Dance Concert Program

Fall Dance Concert Saturday, November 22 at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, November 23 at 2 p.m.

Yvonne Theater Rider University 2083 Lawrenceville Road Lawrenceville, N.J.

••• Program The Fall Dance Concert will be performed without an intermission.

Scores in Motion Choreography

Anna Fredeen Music by Âme, berlioz, & Vitamin String Quartet

DANCERS: Olivia Amato, Destiny Gardner, Ian Kent, Dani Mungcal, Skylar Murphy, Hailey O’Hagan, Maddy Reilly, Itai Serra, Toby Trish,

RUN Choreography

Mekhia Gwynn Music by Michael Abels DANCER: Mekhia Gwynn

Memory Lane Choreography

Itai Serra

Music by Adrienna Lenker & Several Movie Quotes DANCERS: Soph Frosoni, Marissa Hassan, Ian Kent, Hailey O’Hagan, Maddy Reilly, Rebecca Semerad, Sharp, Itai Serra

Interlinked Choreography

Nizya Reese Present by Caffia DANCERS: Shaniya Campbell & Nizya Reese

i am // we are Choreographic Concept Leandra Acosta Choreography Leandra Acosta and the Dancers Lifelike, Wind Tempos, & Mirror by Porter Robinson DANCERS: Olivia Amato, Yanna Brown, Destiny Gardner, Mekhia Gwynn, Alaina Hannah, Ian Kent, Skylar Murphy, Hailey O'hagan, Maddy Reilly, Milaina Risoli, Itai Serra, Toby Trish

but I know you Choreography

Zeno Rubach O Superman by Laurie Anderson DANCERS: Soph Frosoni, Ashlyn Henzley, Ian Kent, Zeno Rubach, Jules Wilson

Tempo Choreography Jamai Brown Music by Justin Bieber, Chuckyy, Childish Gambino, Future, & Mindless Behavior DANCERS: Soph Frosoni, Abigail Noriega, Ashlyn Corchado, Aniiyah Darden

Push Them Away Choreography Yanna Brown Apathy by Warsan Shire from Beyoncé’s Sorry, Folded by Kehlani DANCER: Yanna Brown

OTTO(MATIC) Choreography Ian Kent Otto by Woodkid, Wookid - Otto (De La Fete Remix) by De La Fete, including audio clips of Siri from Apple® DANCERS: Olivia Amato, Soph Frosoni, Marissa Hassan, Ian Kent, Hailey O’Hagan, Maddy Reilly, Itai Serra

Production & Administrative Team Producer and Curator Megan Mazarick Assistant Stage Managers Chris Tighe and Jake Flynn Technical Director Brandon Rush Lighting Designer Juliette Belke Sound Operator Mallory Hoelzl Senior Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Jason Vodicka Director of Production Management Buck Linton Artistic Producer C. Ryanne Domingues Director of Performance Management Kristen Rodgers

Associate Director of Performance Management Performing Arts Coordinator Stage Management Mentor Costume Shop Supervisor Props Director Scene Shop Supervisor

Leandra Acosta Zach Kent Brandy Lee Hatcher Jim Parks Clare Hanrahan Chris Schimpf

Rider University gratefully acknowledges the generous support of: The Martinson Family Foundation for its support of theater technology equipment.

Michael T. '89 & Susana Santaguida '89 Gummel and Kasey & Billy Ziff for their support of our Rider Friend of the Arts patron program.

••• Upcoming Performances ROMEO AND JULIET Friday, December 5, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, December 6, 2 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, December 7, 2 p.m.

Bart Luedeke Center Theater WESTMINSTER CONCERT BELL CHOIR: WINTER CONCERT Saturday, December 6, 7:30 p.m.

First Presbyterian Church of Freehold 118 W Main St, Freehold, NJ 07728 AN EVENING OF READINGS AND CAROLS Friday December 12, 8 p.m.

Saturday, December 13, 8 p.m.

Princeton University Chapel FOR MORE INFORMATION ON UPCOMING PERFORMANCES, SUBSCRIPTION AND PATRON PROGRAM OPTIONS, VISIT RIDER.EDU/ARTS.

About Rider University and The Department of Performing Arts Located in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, Rider University is a private co-educational, student-centered university that emphasizes purposeful connections between academic study and real-world learning experience. Rider prepares graduates to thrive professionally, to be lifelong independent learners, and to be responsible citizens who embrace diversity, support the common good, and contribute meaningfully to the changing world in which they live and work.

The College of Arts and Sciences is dedicated to educating students for engaged citizenship, career success, and personal growth in a diverse and complex world. The college cultivates intellectual reflection, artistic creativity, and academic maturity by promoting both broad academic inquiry and in-depth disciplinary study, while nurturing effective and ethical applications of transferable critical skills. The College consists of four schools: the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, the School of Communication, Media, and Performing Arts, the School of Science, Technology, and Mathematics, and Westminster Choir College.

Through its dynamic mix of academic programs, The Department of Performing Arts helps aspiring professional performers, producers, managers, designers, technicians and entrepreneurs find their unique path in an ever-evolving industry. Acknowledged as innovative and contemporary, the Department of Performing Arts aspires to build a more equitable, engaging and sustainable future for the performing arts while exploring the many diverse historical, cultural, social and creative threads that add to our rich tapestry.