Program Seven — Inspirations

Program 7 | Sarasota Opera House

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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

Margaret Barbieri

On behalf of myself and everyone at The Sarasota Ballet, I am excited to welcome you to our final performance of the Season. Program Seven – Inspirations brings all the elements of ballet together in an incredible combination of varied styles, intricate technique, and emotional movement to create truly exquisite artistry.

We open Program Seven with The American by Christopher Wheeldon. This ballet is very special to me, and it has been a joy staging it once again. I recognized Christopher’s talent and keen sense of choreography very early on in his career, and I was thrilled to give him his first professional commission. It’s wonderful to see how the creative cycle comes full circle, as now we at The Sarasota Ballet are honored to feature his work again in our repertoire.

The next ballet is the Company Premiere of Lyric Pieces by Jessica Lang, Virginia B. Toulmin & Muriel O’Neil Artist in Residence of The Sarasota Ballet. The dancers and our entire creative team love working with Jessica and to witness her interaction with our talented Company in staging this piece was a sure delight. The artistic synergy is palpable when Jessica is leading the rehearsal, and the dancers intuitively respond to her direction, which will result in magic on the stage.

The performance finishes with Sir Frederick Ashton’s Sinfonietta. The ballet eloquently expresses Sir Malcolm Williamson’s music. The first and third movements are vibrant and fiendishly fun, and present a stark contrast to the second movement, Elegy, a reflective lament with its somber, deeply felt emotion.

Leaving dancers and the audience both breathless by its culminating scene, this particular Ashton work is the perfect way to close out the 2023 – 2024 Season.

Thank you for joining us in the theatre again, and I hope you will enjoy this performance. I look forward to seeing you back in the fall for another incredible Season with The Sarasota Ballet. We enormously appreciate your continued support of this extraordinary art form and our Company.

Program 7 | April 26 - 27, 2024

Accompanied by Live Music

Christopher Wheeldon’s The American Jessica Lang’s Lyric Pieces Sir Frederick Ashton’s Sinfonietta Jessica Lang, Artist in Residence, is made possible through the generous support of the Muriel O’Neil Fund for the Performing Arts of Community Foundation of Sarasota County and Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation.

Program Sponsor

Jean Weidner Goldstein In Loving Memory of Alfred Goldstein

Media Sponsor This program is funded, in part, by Sarasota County Tourist Development Revenues.

Performance Sponsors The American

Dr. Amy L. Harding

Karol Foss

Lyric Pieces

Kim Lombardo

In Loving Memory of Phil Lombardo

Sinfonietta

Peter B. Miller and Dr. Martha Harrison

Co-Sponsors The American

Lyric Pieces

Sinfonietta

Wally Kraemer and Joan Lovell

Dorothy O’Brien and Richard Antoine

Joan Mathews

Susan and Charles Wilson

Jared Winters

In Loving Memory of Dr. Sidney Katz

Elaine Keating

Marilynn Petrillo

In Loving Memory of Marsha Johnson

TH E SA RASOTA BA L LET Assistant Director Margaret Barbieri

Director Iain Webb

Executive Director Joseph Volpe

Principals Jessica Assef, Marijana Dominis, Macarena Gimenez, Ricardo Graziano, Jennifer Hackbarth, Maximiliano Iglesias, Ricardo Rhodes, Luke Schaufuss Character Principal

Ricki Bertoni

First Soloists Anna Pellegrino, Daniel Pratt Soloists Evan Gorbell, Yuki Nonaka, Lauren Ostrander, Ivan Spitale Coryphée Sierra Abelardo, Willa Frantz, Sammuel Gest, Dominique Jenkins, Emelia Perkins, Paige Young Corps de Ballet Isabella Benton, Cooper Blankenburg, Kennedy Falyn Cassada, Mihai Costache, Olivia Dugan, Israel Ellis, Joshua Fickling, Josh Fisk, Javier Gutierrez Cuervo, Mark Hare, Lucia Hartvig, Andrea Marcelletti, Jordan Micallef, Alessandra Nova, Bel Pickering, Gabriella Schultze, Samantha Stillwell, Juliano Weber Apprentices Joseph Boswell, Anna Victoria Camacho, Savannah Campbell, Nina Reis, Hailey Stinchcomb, Jessica Templeton, Emmanuelle Watkins Studio Company Tricia Carmody, Haley Dale, Wyatt Dodd, Stephanie Drenckhahn, Joe Huberty, Ella Lau, Riley Putnal, Trevin Ralphs, Noah Rodenberger, Cameron Smith, Pearl Smith, Tia Wenkman Company Staff Michelle Butler Jason W. Ettore

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF

JEAN WEILLER

For many years, Jean has been a guiding board member, a stalwart donor, a loyal audience member, and a cherished friend. The legacy of philanthropy she leaves behind will impact numerous organizations for years to come, but we here at The Sarasota Ballet will always remember her glowing smile, keen humor, and caring words.

We will miss you, dear Jean, and we will hold close the fond memories we have of you in our hearts.

Joe, Iain, and Margaret

The American T

he impact of America upon the great Czech composer Antonin Dvořák (1841-1904) is best shown in his famous New World Symphony, written during his three-year sojourn in the United States. Perhaps less well-known was the inspiration Dvořák felt from the natural beauty and tranquility of the great Midwestern plains.

In the Midwest, Dvořák found a striking contrast from the vitality and clamor of America’s new cities, New York and Chicago, where he was living and working. This was of special importance to the composer, who was fervently seeking an equivalent to his own creative sources in Bohemian folk music.

Dvořák responded to the great prairies with his String Quartet “The American” in F major, in which he paid special tribute to the birdsong he recalled hearing. This can be heard clearly at key moments in the score, which is notably serene, peaceful, and pastoral in mood. One can sense the delight of a successful international artist who passed most of his life in Prague, but who had grown up in a small Bohemian village, responding to the idyllic peace and natural beauty of America.

Christopher Wheeldon, another European in America, has in turn responded to these feelings, by setting his ballet to the allegro, lento, and final vivace movements from Dvořák’s Quartet. The sense of space, tranquility, the great plains, and the open sky, have inspired Composer and Choreographer alike.

Christopher Wheeldon CHOREOGRAPHER

Christopher Wheeldon trained at The Royal Ballet School, joining The Royal Ballet in 1991, then the New York City Ballet in 1993. His first professional commission was from Margaret Barbieri for Images of Dance. He created his first work for NYCB, Slavonic Dances (1997), followed by Polyphonia (2001, winner of a London Critics’ Circle Award and the Olivier Award for Best New Dance Production), and The Nightingale and the Rose (2007).

Early works included A Midsummer Night’s Dream for Colorado Ballet, Sea Pictures for San Francisco Ballet, and The Four Seasons for Boston Ballet. In 2004, Wheeldon created his version of Tchaikovsky’s classic Swan Lake on Pennsylvania Ballet. In 1991, Wheeldon choreographed the Marvin Hamlisch‘s Broadway musical Sweet Smell of Success.

In 2006 he launched his own company, Morphoses, based out of New York City Center and London’s Sadler’s Wells. His ballets were greeted rapturously by audiences and critics. Wheeldon ended his tenure as NYCB Resident Choreographer in 2008. Wheeldon premiered his highly-anticipated An American in Paris at the Theatre du Chatelet in Paris in December 2014 and, following its success, immediately moved to Broadway, where he won the Tony Award for Best Choreography in 2015.

For The Royal Ballet, Wheeldon created Souvenir (Tchaikovsky) and Pavane pour une infant défunte (Ravel) in 1996, and There Where She Loved (Chopin and Kurt Weill) in 2000.

Wheeldon premiered at Covent Garden in 2011 a full-length ballet, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, becoming the first full-length ballet created at The Royal Ballet in over 20 years, followed by his second full-length ballet for the company, The Winter’s Tale.

Margaret Barbieri RÉPÉTITEUR

Having spent 20 years as a Principal Dancer with The Royal Ballet, Margaret Barbieri’s wealth of knowledge and experience has enabled her to give back to the dance community through her years as a teacher and Répétiteur.

During the last seven years, Barbieri has staged productions for The Sarasota Ballet by some of the most important names in ballet, including Ashton, de Valois, Wright, and Fokine. In addition to staging ballets for the Company, Barbieri is also Assistant Director. Her other staging credits include Iñaki Urlezaga Company (Argentina), K-Ballet (Japan), Oregon Ballet Theatre, Scottish Ballet, and Tbilisi Ballet Theatre.

Lyric Pieces L

yric Pieces was originally commissioned and premiered by Birmingham Royal Ballet in 2012, under the Artistic Direction of Sir David Bintley. The ballet is set to 10 movements from Norwegian Composer Edvard Grieg’s solo piano piece of the same name. Drawing inspiration from the characteristics of each musical theme, this ballet quite literally unfolds into collections of scenes that charms viewers with its poetic sophistication and delightful wit. Praised by critics for her “exceptional stage imagination” (The Guardian, UK), Lang cleverly incorporates concertinaed paper as her set design, created by molo, a Vancouver-based design company led by Stephanie Forsythe and Todd McAlister. In Lyric Pieces, Lang creates an organic relationship between choreography and set to build new landscapes that suit the musical effect of each piano piece. Lyric Pieces received a 2012 Manchester Theatre Award nomination for Dance.

Jessica Lang

CHOREOGRAPHER

Virginia B. Toulmin & Muriel O’Neil Artist in Residence

Jessica Lang is an American Director and Choreographer based in NYC. Since 1999, Lang has created more than 100 original works on companies worldwide including American Ballet Theatre, Alvin Ailey, American Dance Theater, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Birmingham Royal Ballet, the National Ballet of Japan, The Joffrey Ballet, and her eponymous company Jessica Lang Dance.

For over two decades, Lang has worked extensively for American Ballet Theatre. Her creations on the main company include Her Notes, Garden Blue, and ZigZag with the legendary Tony Bennett, as well as Let Me Sing Forevermore which was featured on the ABT Across America nationwide tour and Celebrity Cruise entertainment programs. Lang has created seven ballets on ABT Studio Company, was part of the founding faculty of the JKO School, and is a teaching artist and mentor for the company’s educational programs.

For opera, Lang directed and choreographed Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater at Glimmerglass Opera Festival that was presented at Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival in 2017. She choreographed San Francisco Opera’s 2016 production of Aida that was presented at Washington National Opera, Seattle Opera, and LA Opera. Additional commissions include creations for the Kennedy Center with the NSO, The Harris Theater, and Chicago Architecture Biennial, the Dallas Museum of Art, and the Guggenheim Museum. For fashion, Lang was the movement advisor for Carolina Herrera’s Pre-Fall 2022 collection.

Lang was Artistic Director of Jessica Lang Dance from 2011-2019. The company toured to over 85 cities presented by major venues including Lincoln Center, LA Music Center, The Harris Theater, NY City Center, Tel Aviv Opera House, Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, BAM Fisher, and Helikon Opera.

Lang, a graduate of The Juilliard School under the direction of Benjamin Harkarvy, is a former member of Twyla Tharp’s company, THARP!. She is the recipient of a 2018 Martha Hill Mid-Career Award, 2017 Arison Award, and 2014 Bessie Award. She has been a fellow of NY City Center and NYU’s Center for Ballet and the Arts, and named 2019 Caroline Hearst Choreographer-inResidence at Princeton University.

The Sarasota Ballet would like to express our sincere appreciation to the Muriel O’Neil Fund For the Performing Arts of Community Foundation of Sarasota County and Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation for their funding of Jessica Lang as our Artist in Residence for three years.

We are so very grateful for their support in helping to make Lyric Pieces part of this wonderful program.

Birmingham Royal Ballet in Jessica Lang's Lyric Pieces | Photo by Roy Smiljanic

Sinfonietta N

ot to be confused with Jiří Kylián’s later ballet to Janáček’s music with the same title, Sir Frederick Ashton’s Sinfonietta is a late work, created specially for dancers of The Royal Ballet’s Touring Company, including Doreen Wells and the late David Wall.

As with Monotones, another 1960s abstract ballet of Ashton’s maturity, Sinfonietta reveals the Choreographer’s connection with the zeitgeist and consequent ability to surprise or innovate when least expected. For its décor, the original production offered moving projections by the Hornsey College of Art, echoing the colors of Peter Rice’s costumes.

In 1967, that might have been expected of a Judson Church contemporary dance work, not a classical ballet! Revivals since 1981 have abandoned the projected “set” in favor of a static design by Peter Rice.

Ashton’s musicality is also revealed in the plotless ballet, following closely the structure of Sir Malcolm Williamson’s specially commissioned orchestral score in three movements.

The first movement is a Toccata (from the Italian toccare, to touch), a rapid, virtuoso musical item, traditionally for keyboard or plucked string instrument, to showcase deft finger work, often with fugal patterns. The second movement Elegy, (traditionally a reflective lament) includes a fine adagio for the female soloist and a group of male partners, establishing a more somber deeply-felt emotion. The ballet concludes with the third movement Tarantella, for the full company of dancers. The tarantella, a staple of the classic ballet vocabulary, is a spirited Southern Italian folk dance, usually for loosely-embraced couples, whose name is said to be derived from the frenzy resulting from the bite of the poisonous tarantula spider!

Sir Frederick Ashton CHOREOGRAPHER

Born in Ecuador in 1904, Sir Frederick Ashton's remarkable dance journey began in 1917 after witnessing Anna Pavlova perform. He later honed his skills in London under Léonide Massine and Dame Marie Rambert while briefly dancing with Ida Rubinstein's company (1928-1929).

In 1935, Dame Ninette de Valois invited Ashton to join the Vic-Wells Ballet, which would ultimately become The Royal Ballet. His choreographic talent flourished, contributing to various genres, from revues and musicals to opera and film. During World War II, he served in the RAF before creating groundbreaking works like Symphonic Variations in 1946, revitalizing English ballet with classicism and modernity.

Over the next two decades, Ashton's legacy expanded with iconic ballets for exceptional dancers, including Cinderella (1948), Romeo and Juliet (1955), and The Dream (1964).

Appointed Associate Director of The Royal Ballet in 1952 and later its Director from 1963 to 1970, he oversaw the company's remarkable ascent.

Knighted in 1962, Ashton's enduring contributions reflect versatility, lyrical sensibility, and historical reconstruction. Celebrated as the founder of the English classical ballet style, his legacy lives on through timeless ballets that continue to captivate audiences worldwide. Passing in 1988, Ashton left an indelible mark on the world of ballet.

Margaret Barbieri RÉPÉTITEUR

Having spent 20 years as a Principal Dancer with The Royal Ballet, Margaret Barbieri’s wealth of knowledge and experience has enabled her to give back to the dance community through her years as a teacher and Répétiteur.

During the last seven years, Barbieri has staged productions for The Sarasota Ballet by some of the most important names in ballet, including Ashton, de Valois, Wright, and Fokine. In addition to staging ballets for the Company, Barbieri is also Assistant Director. Her other staging credits include Iñaki Urlezaga Company (Argentina), K-Ballet (Japan), Oregon Ballet Theatre, Scottish Ballet, and Tbilisi Ballet Theatre.

Friday Evening and Saturday Evening

THE AMERICAN Choreography by Christopher Wheeldon Music by Antonin Dvořák Staged by Margaret Barbieri Lighting Recreated by Ethan Vail String Quartet: Sean O'Neil, Yordan Tenev, Paul Reynolds, and Nadine Trudel First Performed by Carolina Ballet 2001 First Performed by The Sarasota Ballet December 3, 2010

Macarena Gimenez

Ricardo Graziano

Jessica Assef

Maximilliano Iglesias

Jennifer Hackbarth

Daniel Pratt

Lauren Ostrander

Ivan Spitale

Kennedy Falyn Cassada

Evan Gorbell

Bel Pickering

Joshua Fickling

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Friday Evening and Saturday Evening

LYRIC PIECES Choreography by Jessica Lang Music by Edvard Grieg Costume Design by Elena Comendador Original Lighting Design by Nicole Pearce Set Concept by Jessica Lang Lighting Recreated by Ethan Vail Black Paper Softwall Designs by Molo Designers, Stephanie Forsythe, and Todd MacAllen Solo Pianist: Jared Oaks First Performed by Birmingham Royal Ballet May 3, 2012 First Performed by The Sarasota Ballet April 26, 2024

ARIETTA Kennedy Falyn Cassada

Mihai Costache

Marijana Dominis Maximilliano Iglesias

Dominique Jenkins

Yuki Nonaka

Emelia Perkins

Kennedy Falyn Cassada PEASANT’S SONG Dominique Jenkins

ELVES’ DANCE Yuki Nonaka

Daniel Pratt

Emelia Perkins

NORWEGIAN MELODY Maximilliano Iglesias and Yuki Nonaka

NORWEGIAN DANCE Mihai Costache, Maximilliano Iglesias, Yuki Nonaka, and Daniel Pratt THE BROOK Kennedy Falyn Cassada, Marijana Dominis, Dominique Jenkins, and Emelia Perkins IN BALLAD STYLE Daniel Pratt with

Ensemble MARCH OF THE TROLLS Emelia Perkins with

Kennedy Falyn Cassada, Mihai Costache, Dominique Jenkins, and Yuki Nonaka PHANTOM Marijana Dominis and Maximilliano Iglesias REMEMBRANCES Ensemble Jessica Lang, Artist in Residence, is made possible through the generous support of the Muriel O’Neil Fund for the Performing Arts of Community Foundation of Sarasota County and Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation.

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Friday Evening and Saturday Evening

SINFONIETTA Choreography by Sir Frederick Ashton Music by Sir Malcolm Williamson Costume Design after Peter Rice Revival Staged by Lynn Wallis Staged by Margaret Barbieri First Performed by The Royal Ballet Feb 10, 1967 First Performed by The Sarasota Ballet January 31, 2014

1st Movement - Toccata Sierra Abelardo

Evan Gorbell

Marijana Dominis

Samuel Gest

2nd Movement - Elegy Joshua Fickling

Jennifer Hackbarth

Ricardo Rhodes

Ivan Spitale

Israel Ellis

Daniel Pratt

3rd Movement - Tarantella Ricardo Rhodes Sierra Abelardo

Evan Gorbell

Marijana Dominis

Samuel Gest

Kennedy Falyn Cassada Andrea Marcelletti

Emelia Perkins Yuki Nonaka

Dominique Jenkins Jordan Micallef

Gabriella Schultz Mark Hare

Savannah Campbell Josh Fisk

Bel Pickering Mihai Costache

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Saturday Matinee

THE AMERICAN Choreography by Christopher Wheeldon Music by Antonin Dvořák Staged by Margaret Barbieri Lighting Recreated by Ethan Vail String Quartet: Sean O'Neil, Yordan Tenev, Paul Reynolds, and Nadine Trudel First Performed by Carolina Ballet 2001 First Performed by The Sarasota Ballet December 3, 2010

Jessica Assef

Ricardo Rhodes

Dominque Jenkins

Ricki Bertoni

Sierra Abelardo

Mihai Costache

Willa Frantz

Juliano Weber

Gabriella Schultze

Yuki Nonaka

Marijana Dominis

Josh Fisk

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Saturday Matinee

LYRIC PIECES Choreography by Jessica Lang Music by Edvard Grieg Costume Design by Elena Comendador Original Lighting Design by Nicole Pearce Set Concept by Jessica Lang Lighting Recreated by Ethan Vail Black Paper Softwall Designs by Molo Designers, Stephanie Forsythe, and Todd MacAllen Solo Pianist: Jared Oaks First Performed by Birmingham Royal Ballet May 3, 2012 First Performed by The Sarasota Ballet April 26, 2024

ARIETTA Sierra Abelardo

Kennedy Falyn Cassada

Israel Ellis

Evan Gorbell

Jennifer Hackbarth

Jordan Micallef

Bel Pickering

Ivan Spitale

Sierra Abelardo

ELVES’ DANCE Kennedy Falyn Cassada

PEASANT’S SONG Bel Pickering

Israel Ellis

NORWEGIAN MELODY Israel Ellis and Ivan Spitale

NORWEGIAN DANCE Israel Ellis, Evan Gorbell, Jordan Micallef, and Ivan Spitale THE BROOK Sierra Abelardo, Kennedy Falyn Cassada, Jennifer Hackbarth, and Bel Pickering IN BALLAD STYLE Evan Gorbell with

Ensemble MARCH OF THE TROLLS Sierra Abelardo Kennedy Falyn Cassada

with

Israel Ellis

Bel Pickering

Jordan Micallef

PHANTOM Jennifer Hackbarth and Ivan Spitale REMEMBRANCES Ensemble Jessica Lang, Artist in Residence, is made possible through the generous support of the Muriel O’Neil Fund for the Performing Arts of Community Foundation of Sarasota County and Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation.

PLEASE SEE OUR SEASON PROGRAM BOOK FOR FULL PROGRAM NOTES PAGES 71 - 77

Saturday Matinee

SINFONIETTA Choreography by Sir Frederick Ashton Music by Sir Malcolm Williamson Costume Design after Peter Rice Revival Staged by Lynn Wallis Staged by Margaret Barbieri First Performed by The Royal Ballet Feb 10, 1967 First Performed by The Sarasota Ballet January 31, 2014

1st Movement - Toccata Sierra Abelardo

Evan Gorbell

Marijana Dominis

Samuel Gest

2nd Movement - Elegy Joshua Fickling

Jennifer Hackbarth

Ricardo Rhodes

Ivan Spitale

Israel Ellis

Daniel Pratt

3rd Movement - Tarantella Ricardo Rhodes Sierra Abelardo

Evan Gorbell

Marijana Dominis

Kennedy Falyn Cassada Emelia Perkins Dominique Jenkins Andrea Marcelletti Javier Gutierrez Cuervo Jordan Micallef Savannah Campbell Josh Fisk

Samuel Gest Gabriella Schultze Mark Hare

Bel Pickering Mihai Costache

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Musicians Jared Oaks, Piano Jared received his bachelor’s degree in piano performance from Brigham Young University. He was hired by Ballet West while still working toward his master’s degree in choral conducting, which he received in 2009. Jared has conducted at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre, the Wortham Theater in Houston, and the Northrop Auditorium in Minneapolis, among others. In addition to his busy conducting schedule, Jared is a sought-after ballet and collaborative pianist. Jared is also an active composer, and his first ballet, In Memoriam, premiered in 2016 at Ballet West. Jared is a fellow of the AmericanScandinavian Foundation and co-founder of the music publication and research nonprofit, Composer Discovery Initiative.

Sean O'Neil, Violin Sean O’Neil is a member of the Sarasota Orchestra’s violin section and was Concertmaster of the Venice Symphony from 2013 to 2015 and 1st violin of the Venice Symphony String Quartet. Sean performs regularly with The Florida Orchestra, the Naples Philharmonic, and most of the area's professional musical organizations.

Yordan Tenev, Violin Yordan Tenev enjoys a diverse career, playing for orchestras across several states, as well as teaching violin and viola for more than ten years. He holds a Master of Music degree in Violin Performance from Lynn University Conservatory of Music.

Paul Reynolds, Violin Paul Reynolds has served as principal violist with the Sarasota Opera, the National Chamber Orchestra (Washington, D.C.), and the New World Symphony, where he also performed as soloist. He received his Bachelors Degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music and his Masters Degree from Rice University.

Nadine Trudel, Cello Nadine Trudel is principal cellist of the Sarasota Opera and a member of the Sarasota Orchestra, and regularly performs with the Sarasota Piano Trio and the cello/bass ensemble Duo NONA. Nadine received her D.E.S. Degree from Conservatoire de Musique de Montréal, and her Masters Degree from the University of Southern California.

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John and Rita Steele Greg and Belle Stikeleather Ed Town and Steve Rubin Beth Uffner and Robert Goldfarb Jean Volpe Florence Wildner Richard Wires Fremajane Wolfson In Loving Memory of Blair Wolfson

Charles O. Wood, III and Miriam M. Wood Foundation Sheila and Merrill Wynne Sora Yelin In Loving Memory of Cary F. Yelin

Anonymous (3)

Silver Circle ($1,000-$2,499)

Janette Albrecht Peggy C. Allen and Steve Dixon Caroline C. Amory and Marjorie A. Floyd Patricia Anderson In Loving Memory of Richard AndersoI

Henry Anthony and Carol Geiger Ronelle Ashby Mairian and Gordon Beattie Dr. and Mrs. Gus W. Bell Jon and Kris Berg Ellen Berman Barbara Blumfield Linda and Glen Bodzy Ina and Carl Born Barbara Brizdle James W. Brooks Duncan and Susan Brown Diana Cable Judy Cahn In Loving Memory of Charles Cahn

Stephanie and Russell Campbell Laura and Bill Carnes Lynn Chancer Barbara J. Chin In Loving Memory of Joseph B. Chin

Stephanie and David Citron Alan Cohen

In Loving Memory of Natalie Cohen

Stanley and Norma Cohen Neal Colton and Sharon Prizant Katie Couchot Chris and Bruce Crawford

Terrence Cronin David Darrin Sona and David Degann Norbert and Ann Winslow Donelly Dan Denton Murray V. Duffin John and Patricia Dupps Annette and Edward Eliasberg Marge and Leon Ellin Jonathan Elsner Barbara and Bill Epperson Ronald and Sharon Erickson Annie Esformes Shirley Fein Steve and Wendy Fisk Donald Fosselman Michael and Jean Freed Suzan Friedman Barbara Vanderkolk Gardner Alfred and Anne Garrett Deborah Luigina Gasko Dr. Donald and Mrs. Phoebe Giddon Adela and Anthony Glover Roz Goldberg Pat and David Goldrich Carol and James Gosart Charles and Bonnie Granatir Helen and John Habbert Moira Hintsa D'Anne Hurd and George Forsythe Carol Hyde Janet Hyman Tamara Jacobs and David Epstein Elizabeth M. Johnston Charitable Fund Alison Jones In Loving Memory of Thomas H.W. Jones

Anne E. Jones Joseph and Teresa Kadow Risa and Alan Kaplowitz Richard Kemmler Terri and Michael Klauber Susie Klingeman Ronald Kluck and Joan Volpe Vivian Kouvant Randi and Donald Kreis Krugler Family Charitable Fund Swanson and Kutner Family Fund

Dorothy Lawrence Melvy Erman Lewis Ron and Kathryn Lee Judith Liersch Holly and Jay Logan Nancy and Edward Loke Susan Luger Guy and Maria Mandler Dr. James and Nicholan Martin Robert and Sharon McMillan Margaret Melun and Lt. Col. Ky L. Thompson Carolyn Michel Catherine and C. David Moll Michael and Michelle Morris Sue and Doug Neumann Howard and Barbara Noble, Jr. Paula Norwood Conrad and Lenée Owens Susan M. Palmer Jeffrey Peterson Kathleen and John Polanowicz Megan Powers Anne F. Roberts Sara and Benjamin Robinson Susan L. Robinson Susan Robinson Wylie and Nancy Royce Luise Scheier Jeremy Schwimmer and Sarah Lyons Nancy Shapiro Susie Sharpe Abby Sherry In Loving Memory of Murray Sherry

Marion and Jeff Shields Barbara B. and Jeffrey C. Shivers Steven and Frances Siegler Ira and Carole Singer Jim Soley Dawn Spencer Noreene Storrie Hadassah Strobel In Loving Memory of Martin Strobel

Lance Stubbs Paul Sykes Diran and Virginia Tashian Jacqueline and John Thompson Michael Thompson

Carol Hefren Tillotson James Triant Charlotte Stewart and Carl Troiano Anna Maria Troiano Wendy and Chad Weiss Candyce and Peter Widness Florence Wildner Terry Wohl Ron and Geri Yonover Marsha Zapson Anonymous (2) Paul Sykes Diran and Virginia Tashian Jacqueline and John Thompson Michael Thompson James Triant Charlotte Stewart and Carl Troiano Anna Maria Troiano Wendy and Chad Weiss Candyce and Peter Widness Terry Wohl Ron and Geri Yonover Marsha Zapson Anonymous (2)

Enthusiasts ($500-$999)

Kyuran Ann Choe-Albano, MD William Anderson and Gary Satterfield Begay Atkinson Billie Baren Joan W Bauerlein Lenore Shapiro and Glen Behrendt Marc Behrendt Barbara Blackburn Jan and Simon Braun Beverly and Michael Budin Cynthia Edstrom Byce Elizabeth Catanzano Michelle and Joseph Caulkins Naomi and Saul Cohen Nicole Converse Patricia Corson and Martin Goldstein Kristie Cox Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Crootof Charitable Foundation Linda and Dick Dickinson

Barbara Dingman Sandy Fink Cherie and Jeff Finn Barbara Fisk Elaine Foster Donald Friedman Ron and Gretchen Fry Martha and Thomas Galek Hermione Gilpin Bonnie and David Goldmann Marjorie and Bruce Goldstein Brenda Griffiths and Richard Reston John Andrew Hamilton and Michael Petersen Beverly A. Harms John and Nancy Harris Elizabeth Hazeltine In Loving Memory of Gladys A. Hazeltine

Dr. Audrey Heimler Bob Hemingway James W. and Mary R. Heslin Dr. Terry Hynes Sue Jacobson Barbara and Russell Jones Marvin Kadesh and Marie Monsky Deborah Kalb Ronald and Rita Karns Jerry Kauff Valda Kaye Bruce and Barbara Keltz Robert Kloss Donna Koffman Norma and James Koppel Carla and TK Kortendick Judith and Ike Koziol Sara LeFloch Dr. Bart and Joan Levenson Horace and Lorrie Liang Evie and Allen Lichter Peggy Lichter and David DiDomenico John Lindsey Sheila Worthington Lirtzman Judy Love Sheri Lublin Meg Maguire Julius and Kay Marcus

Barbara and Stephen Mason Peter and Teresa Masterson Lynn Marie McBrier Melissa McCoy Lee McLernon Bonnie McIntyre Tom Metz Nancy Milbauer In Memory of Alan Milbauer

Don Millen Dean and Patty Miller Sandra Miranda Betsy Mitchell Leone Modestino Linda Kiechlin Mohanty Pamela and John Mousseau Suzan Nahas Eric and Mafalda Neikrug Wiley and Fran Osborn Douglas Owen and Suzanne Grant Lee and Jan Peakes Thomas and Christine Perkins Lynne Pettigrew and Jay Plager Julie Planck and Charles Albers Judith A. Posner Elizabeth Reese

Barbara and Peter Rittner Karen Roosen Dr. Jack and Nancy Rozance John Rufer In Memory of Joan Lappin Sidney and Marcia Rutberg Lawrence V. Sage Tobi Schneider Rhona and Steven Schnoll James and Kathleen Scholler Marilyn and Ron Shapo Jane Sheridan Victoria Sterling Joan Tatum Dr. Martin Tucker Mario Vasquez Jason Volpe Martha and Bill Wallace Jayne Weiss Renee and Tom West Carol Williams Dorothy P. Williams Lynn and Alan Winslow Elizabeth Wolfe Jane Woods Anonymous

Gifts are current as of April 17, 2024

London Sponsors The Sarasota Ballet would like to thank and recognize the following Individuals and Foundations for their vital support of The Sarasota Ballet’s Touring Fund and the London 2024 International Tour.

JEAN ALLENBY GOLDSTEIN TOURING FUND

PHILIP AND JANICE LEVIN FOUNDATION William A. Farber, Trustee

Platinum Sponsors

Sandra and Neil DeFeo The Neil & Sandra Defeo Family Foundation Jan and Bill Farber Karol Foss Harry Leopold and Audrey Robbins Phil and Kim Lombardo Frank and Katherine Martucci Rick Mather David Scrase Foundation, Richard Jarman, Chairman

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Maryann Armour Shari and Steve Ashman Bill and Bonnie Chapman Jean Weidner Goldstein Patricia Golemme and Timothy Fullum Dedrea A. Greer Dr. Amy L. Harding Bill and Linda Mitchell Mercedita OConnor Susan and Charles Wilson

Bob and Ginger Cannon Bailey Friends of The Sarasota Ballet Robin and Roy Grossman Julie A. Harris JoAnn Heffernan Heisen Pat and Ann Kenny Rosemary and Lou Oberndorf Melliss Kenworthy Swenson

Sponsors

Sustainers

Supporters

Charlie Huisking Peter E. Kretzmer and Melody Genson Peter B. Miller and Dr. Martha Harrison Stu and Gini Peltz

Jonathan Strickland Coleman and Rick Kerby Fred and Lynda Doery Richard S. Johnson Joan Mathews Tom and Maureen Steiner

Frances D. Fergusson and John Bradbury Ellen Goldman

Gifts are current as of April 17, 2024

Upcoming Events 2024 GALA April 28, 2024 NEW FULL SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE April 29, 2024 IMAGES OF DANCE April 30, 2024 THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE May 11, 2024

Birmingham Royal Ballet in Jessica Lang's Lyric Pieces | Photo by Roy Smiljanic

Institutional Support Public Support

$100,000+ Florida Department of State, Division of Arts & Culture Sarasota County- Tourism Development Tax, Paid for in part by Sarasota County

Foundation Support

$100,000+ Phillip & Janice Levin Foundation, William A. Farber, Trustee Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation The Muriel O’Neill Fund For The Performing Arts – At the Community Foundation of Sarasota County $50,00 - $99,999 Alfred & Ann Goldstein Foundation Charles & Margery Barancik Foundation Community Foundation of Sarasota County Gulf Coast Community Foundation The Shubert Foundation $20,000 - $49,999 Bank of America Client Foundation Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation The Exchange Lela D. Jackson Foundation for the Arts $10,000 - $19,999 Charles Henry Leach II Fund At Dusquesne University Cordelia Lee Beattie Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 Jerome Robbins Foundation Suncoast Credit Union $1,000 - $4,999 Caplin Foundation Fay A. Schweim Memorial Children’s Dance Fund Gilbert Waters Charitable Fund Joan Armour Mendell Foundation Women’s Outreach Ministry, Church of the Redeemer Publix Foundation

Corporate Support

$10,000 - $19,999 Assured Guaranty Gold Coast Eagle Distributing White Oaks Wealth Advisors Williams Parker Attorneys at Law $5,000 - $9,999 1st Source Bank Fifth Third Bank Innovative Dining Michael’s on East Peninsula Sarasota Serbin print marketing & publishing SoDanca $1,000 - $4,999 Beneva Weddings Concierge Medical Services Cumberland Advisors Eurotech Cabinetry Freed of London Gulf Coast Italian Culture Society Goldman, Babboni, Fernandez & Walsh Mariner Wealth Advisors Morton’s Gourmet Market & Catering Peninsula Sarasota Sarasota Art Museum Sarasota Bay Club Sarasota Italian Cultural Events Selva Grill

Additional Support Provided by 99 Bottles Taproom & Bottle Shop All Faiths Food Bank The Benevity Community Impact Fund Coca-Cola Foundation Cyber Grants Designing Women Boutique and Estate Services Florida State University Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital The Leda Freedman Foundation The Parker Group, UBS Fiancial Services Neuro-Challenge Foundation for Parkinson’s PLANit Sarasota The Society Inc. of Suncoast US Tent Visit Sarasota County

Gifts are current as of April 17, 2024

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Presents

Ashton Celebrated

JUNE 4 - 9, 2024 | ROYAL OPERA HOUSE, LONDON UK

PROGRAM 1 - JUNE 4, 5, 8

Valses nobles et sentimentales Dante Sonata Sinfonietta

GALA PERFORMANCE - JUNE 8

Valses nobles et sentimentales Varii Capricci Façade

PROGRAM 2 - JUNE 6, 7, 9

Valses nobles et sentimentales Ashton Divertissements Façade