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DECEMBER 14 & 15, 2019 RIVERCENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
Joy
Welcome to the 2019 performance of The Nutcracker! As president, I am honored to serve on the Board of Directors of The Columbus Ballet, an organization that has been promoting art, education, and culture in our community for over two decades. At our September parent and cast meeting, I shared this story from a recent conference in Atlanta. During that event, I was speaking with a colleague about our respective activities outside of work. I mentioned that I was the newly elected president of The Columbus Ballet’s Board of Directors. His expression immediately lit up as he conveyed to me that he used to play in the symphony for the Atlanta Ballet. He described how ballet was the most beautiful of the dance art forms, and how much “joy” he experienced attending ballet performances. I wanted “joy” to be our theme as we started rehearsals for this year’s performance. Whether it is part of your annual Columbus holiday tradition, or it is your first time experiencing the magic of The Nutcracker, my hope is that this performance brings you great joy - joy as you watch the talented dancers of the Columbus State University Youth Dance Conservatory and our community; joy as you take in the music of Tchaikovsky, as performed by our live orchestra under the direction of Maestro Paul Hostetter; and joy as you listen to the live vocals as performed by the Voices of the Valley Children’s Chorus. As we celebrate the 25th year of The Columbus Ballet, and on behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to recognize the vision of Maria Hirsch and Beth Griffin for starting the company in 1994. To the many who make this year’s performance possible: from our performers; to our Guest Artistic Director, Mr. Paulo Manso de Sousa; to our Ballet Mistress, Ms. Kylie Casino; to our Wardrobe Mistress, Ms. Britt Ellmer; to our many parent volunteers; and to my fellow board members who dedicate many hours – thank you! I would also like to thank the greater Columbus community for their support over the years, from our patrons, to the many local businesses, sponsors, and foundations that support The Columbus Ballet. The Columbus Ballet continues to cherish its partnership with the Columbus State University Youth Dance Conservatory. If this year’s performance inspires you and brings joy, consider signing up your children for Conservatory classes starting in January. In addition, please consider donating to The Columbus Ballet at our website, thecolumbusballet.net. I wish you great joy this holiday season! Ed Sutherland President, Board of Directors The Columbus Ballet
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The Columbus Ballet and I would like to welcome you to this year’s production of The Nutcracker, a favorite family holiday tradition. It’s been my pleasure directing and choreographing with the very talented dancers and hard-working staff of The Columbus Ballet. Thank you for your patronage. Enjoy tonight’s performance. Paulo Manso de Sousa Guest Artistic Director, The Columbus Ballet Artistic Director, Southern Arc Dance
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Guest Artistic Director
Paulo Manso de Sousa was born on the Island of Madeira, Portugal. He joined the Oakland Ballet Company at the young age of 15. Paulo has had an ilustrious career dancing with prestigious companies including Metropolican Opera Ballet, Puerto Rican Dance Theater, Eglevsky Ballet and more. He has also had the honor to tour with Edward Villella and Dancers, Dennis Wayne’s DANCERS, and the Miami City Ballet, to name a few. As Artistic Director of Compamia de Danca de Aveiro in Portugal, he choreographed four original works, one of them a colaboration with University of Avairo and the Filarmonia das Beiras for the Mozart year. Residing in Newnan, Georgia, Paulo founded Southern Arc Dance Theatre and Southern Arc Dance Center in 2013. Paulo contintues to share his passion for dance and to educate a new generation of dancers. We are honored to have him as Guest Artistic Director of The Columbus Ballet’s 2019 production of The Nutcracker.
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PartyScene
Clara Stahlbaum . . . . . . . . . .Charlotte Adams Marie Stahlbaum . . . . . . . . . .Lila Klein Fritz Stahlbaum . . . . . . . . . . .Cason Hayes Dr. and Frau Stahlbaum . . . . . .Zachary and Michelle Folta Dr. Drosselmeyer . . . . . . . . . Kannon Haskins Nephew/Nutcracker Prince . . . Chance Rankin Party Mothers . . . . . . . . . . . . Sandra Faye Adams, Shelby Guest and Nicole de Vries Party Fathers . . . . . . . . . . . . Will Hacker, Greg Hyche and Jack Hyche The Guest of Honor . . . . . . . .Melissa Williams Party Children . . . . . . . . . . . Ella Dehaan, Victoria Flanagan, Sienna Hacker, Vivienne Hale, Mallie Hocutt, Harper Johnson, Cambre Kern, Vivienne Lynch and Paislie Millsap The Nanny . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hanna Lobley Ragdoll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Genevieve Haskins Columbine Doll . . . . . . . . . . .Nora Klein Turkish Doll . . . . . . . . . . . . .Elizabeth Lake
BattleScene
Rat King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Darrel Wright Baby Mice . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cher Etchison and Sophia Insetta Big Mice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Autumn Rose Fulmer, Addie Hood, Aria Hunt, Elizabeth Mendoza, Sienna Oldach, London Russell, Helen Stahl, Beatrice Underwood and Malea West-Sanchez
Battle Mice . . . . . . . . . . . . . S uzanna Bunn, Amelia Cox, Ella Edwards, Madison Jackson, Faith Lee, Olivia Meininger, Brighton Smith, Zoey Tharpe, Madeleine Vaillancourt, and Joanna Wang Battle Soldiers . . . . . . . . . . . Sophia Chen, Amaya Colbert, Nora Fivecoat, Ava Frazee, Lila Klein, Elissa Mickey, Libby Ricker, Carter Rumph, Anna Shockley, McKenzie Stallings, Mary Frances Young, Martha Wade, Mileana West-Sanchez and Destiny Willis Drummer Bunny . . . . . . . . . .Claire Carter
ForestScene
Snow Queen . . . . . . . . . . . .Eleanor McCoy Snowflakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kimberley Ayers, Caroline Ellmer, Kaci Foster, Genevieve Haskins, Kate Harbison, Emma Grace Hyche, Audrey Joyner, Nora Klein, Elizabeth Lake, Priscilla Santiago, Avery Sutherland and Charlotte Young
LandofSweets
Angels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kylie Caballero, Cher Etchison, Vivienne Hale, Sienna Hacker, Mallie Hocutt, Sophia Insetta, Harper Johnson and Paislie Millsap Spanish (Chocolate) . . . . . . . . Cason Hayes, Priscilla Santiago and Avery Sutherland
Arabian (Coffee) . . . . . . . . . .Faith Lee and Zoey Tharpe Chinese (Tea) . . . . . . . . . . . . Emma Grace Hyche with Claire Carter, Autumn Rose Fulmer, Addie Hood, Aria Hunt, Elizabeth Mendoza, Sienna Oldach, London Russell, Helen Stahl, Beatrice Underwood, Malea WestSanchez and Mileana West-Sanchez French (Mirlitons) . . . . . . . . . . Caroline Ellmer, Kaci Foster, Kate Harbison and Audrey Joyner Russian (Peppermint) . . . . . . . Ella Edwards and Madeleine Vaillancourt Mother Ginger . . . . . . . . . . .Wes Carroll Polichinelles . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sophia Chen, Amaya Colbert, Nora Fivecoat, Ava Frazee, Lila Klein, Elissa Mickey, Libby Ricker, Carter Rumph, Anna Shockley, McKenzie Stallings, Mary Frances Young, Martha Wade and Destiny Willis Flowers (Main) . . . . . . . . . . . Kimberley Ayers, Caroline Ellmer, Kaci Foster, Genevieve Haskins, Kate Harbison, Emma Grace Hyche, Audrey Joyner, Nora Klein, Elizabeth Lake, Eleanor McCoy, Priscilla Santiago, Avery Sutherland and Charlotte Young Flowers (Corps) . . . . . . . . . . Suzanna Bunn, Brighton Smith, Olivia Meininger, Sarah Timberlake and Joanna Wang Sugarplum Fairy . . . . . . . . . . Trisha Carter* Sugarplum Cavalier . . . . . . . . Brian Grant School show Sugarplum Fairy . . Genevieve Haskins
Understudies Clara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ella Edwards Snow Queen . . . . . . . . . . . .Kate Harbison Sugarplum Fairy . . . . . . . . . .Genevieve Haskins
*Trisha Carter appears as a guest artist, courtesy of Dimensions Dance Theatre of Miami.
TRISHA CARTER
Sugarplum Fairy
Trisha Carter began her training in Maine with Bossov Ballet Theater and continued training abroad under the instruction of Irina Trofimova Golovkina, Dimitri Simkin, Alla Sizova, Natalia Papinashvilli, and Vadim Pisarev, ultimately leading to her acceptance into the Vaganova School in St. Petersburg, Russia. She completed her schooling at the Harid Conservatory and Kirov Academy in the United States before joining Houston Ballet II and later Ballet Florida. In Florida, Trisha has performed with multiple companies and choreographers touring both locally and internationally: Houston Ballet, Ballet Florida, Cuban Classical Ballet, Miami Contemporary Dance Company, Dance Now, and is currently in her third season, as a founding member, with Dimensions Dance Theater of Miami. Her classical repertoire includes soloist roles in Anna Karenina, Cinderella, Don Quixote, Giselle, La Bayadere, La Vivandiere, La Sylphide, Les Sylphides, Nutcracker, Paquita, Peer Gynt, Raymonda, Romeo & Juliet, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, Talisman, as well as contemporary works by the like of Gerald Arpino, Kevin Jenkins, Tara Lee, Paulo Mohovic, Yanis Pikeris, and Leonardo Reale among others. Trisha holds a B.B.A. in International Business & Trade and a B.S. in International Economics, which she uses to develop the performing arts in south Florida. Trisha Carter appears as a guest artist, courtesy of Dimensions Dance Theatre of Miami.
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BRIAN GRANT
Sugarplum Cavalier
Brian Grant began dancing at age 14 when he joined Rockford Dance Company on scholarship in 1996, under the direction of Artistic Director Margaret Faust. He has a B.F.A. In Theater Arts with an emphasis in Dance Performance from Northern Illinois University, where he graduated Cum Laude in 2005. Brian was very fortunate to have performed a variety of roles, including The Funny Boy in Robert North’s “Troy Game,” Val Caniparoli’s “Lambarena,” and Russian Lead in Caniparoli’s “Brown-Forman’s The Nutcracker.” Mr. Grant continued his career with Dayton Ballet in 2012. Some of his favorite roles he’s performed include: Ali the Slave in “Le Corsaire,” Basilio in “Don Quixote” and Von Rothbart in Ballet Pontecorvo’s “Swan Lake” and Acteon in “Diana and Acteon Pas de Deux.” In 2016, Brian joined the Louisville Ballet School as the Adult and Complementary Dance Program Manager where he has seen great success. Brian is an ABT® Certified Teacher, who has successfully completed the ABT® Teacher Training Intensive in Pre-Primary through Level 5 of the ABT® National Training Curriculum. Mr. Grant is also currently pursuing his Personal Fitness Training Certification, and wishes to specialize in Sports Conditioning, Corrective Exercise and Children’s Programming. He is very excited to have begun his second season with Muskingum Youth Performing Arts as Ballet Master and Artist-In-Residence, and looks forward to bringing more Art and Joy to Muskingum County, Greater Mid-Ohio and Kentuckiana regions in the near future.
A GUIDE TO WATCHING BALLET FOR
OurYoung Friends
Welcome to The Columbus Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker! We hope you have fun at today’s performance and that you will come back to see us many times in the future. There are a few things to know that will help you get the most out of your experience.
Once the music starts it is important to be quiet. The music is a big part of the performance, and we want you and the rest of the audience to be able to enjoy it.
Do not eat while you’re in your seat – if you get hungry, wait until the intermission or after the performance to get a snack.
Maybe you know the music already and can’t wait for your favorite part.
Pick out your favorite costumes or decide which scene you like the most.
Don’t distract others from what’s happening on stage, we all want to enjoy the show.
Do your best to sit still and not disturb those around you.
There are a lot of things to notice while you’re watching a ballet.
Of course you can always just sit back and enjoy the wonderful dancing!
Even after you get home, there are ways to continue to enjoy the ballet.
We want you to have a great time at the ballet and we hope to see you again soon!
During the intermission, you can ask questions about the ballet, and you can talk with your parents or friends about what you liked best.
If you listen carefully, you can pick out different instruments in the orchestra or you can watch to see how the dancers respond when the music gets faster or slower.
Draw pictures of the dancers, or make up your own costumes.
Listen to the music to help you remember what you saw, or maybe you will want to learn ballet!
Thank you for coming!
The S tory ACT 1 The story involves a young girl named Clara and her magical uncle Dr. Drosselmeyer. At a family Christmas party, Dr. Drosselmeyer captivates the guests with magic and party tricks. Later, he presents Clara with the gift of a beautiful Nutcracker. Clara is delighted with her gift! That night after the party has ended, she sneaks back downstairs to be with her Nutcracker doll. The clock strikes twelve as Clara’s dreams begin to come alive! Her uncle Dr. Drosselmeyer appears and the Christmas tree magically begins to grow. Suddenly, Clara is frightened by a group of mice who appear out of nowhere. As if by magic, the Nutcracker doll defends her by summoning the rest of the toy soldiers and leading them into battle against the Rat King. Victorious, the Nutcracker is transformed into a dashing prince who leads Clara through the Kingdom of Snow and into the Land of Sweets.
ACT 2 Arriving at the Land of Sweets, Clara and the Prince are met by an array of characters. The pair recount their tale of bravery and victory over the mice and their king. The Sugar Plum Fairy and the Cavalier then appear and order a dance celebration to honor their achievements. Beginning with Spanish chocolate, the festival continues with Arabian coffee, Chinese tea, French Mirlitons, Russian Peppermint, Mother Ginger and her Polichinelles, Waltz of the Flowers, and finally the Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier. After bidding her farewell, Clara awakes with her Nutcracker doll, wondering if it all was truly a dream.
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THE NUTCRACKER 2019 PRESENTED BY THE COLUMBUS BALLET Music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Conductor: Paul Hostetter
PRODUCTION CREDITS Guest Artistic Director: Paulo Manso de Sousa Ballet Mistress: Kylie Casino Stage Manager: Allison Cash Technical Director: John Davis Lighting Designer: Christopher Head Wardrobe Mistress: Britt Ellmer Seamstress: Tabby Champion Photography: Kenny Gray Graphic Designer: Sunshine Creative
CHOREOGRAPHERS: Paulo Manso de Sousa: Party Scene, Battle Scene, Snow Pas De Trois, Snow Scene, Act II Prologue, Arabian, Mirlitons, Russian, Waltz of The Flowers, Act II Finale Kylie Casino: Angels, Spanish, Chinese, Mother Ginger and Polichinelles
THE COLUMBUS BALLET Ed Sutherland, President Kristin Barker, Secretary Kannon Haskins, MD, Treasurer Board Members: Shelby Guest Christopher Head Dr. Billy Kendall Maria Kent Sendreka Bledsoe Lakes Ben MacMinn Joseph Miller Marjorie Newman Karen Preston Dr. Paul Vaillancourt
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Genevieve Haskins –DR. AND MRS. NOEL C. HASKINS
THE NUTCRACKER 2019 ORCHESTRA VIOLIN I
CELLO
FRENCH HORN
Natalya Klenovskaya, concertmaster Arutyun Piloyan Passacaglia Mason Maria Chirinos Elena Kolbrek Faith West William Bontempo
TeuIn Kim, principal Chris Johns Jefferson Downs Meng Dai
Camron Bryant, principal Tyler Kimbrell
VIOLIN II Anna Gribkova, principal Lily West Maalik Glover Elizabeth Schlender Sohee Chon Ana Dinis
VIOLA Elizabeth Hostetter, principal Nikko White Matthew McDowell Qifeng Li Ireh Lee
TRUMPET
BASS
Wilson Childers, principal Tao Ge
Erin Whittington, principal Wendy Ray Christian Harvey
Bradley Palmer, principal
FLUTE
TIMPANI
Ty Gable, principal
Trent Smith, principal
TROMBONE
OBOE
PERCUSSION
Gabriel Grant, principal
Flavio Rapalo Espino, principal
CLARINET
HARP
Jorge Diaz, principal Daniel Garcia
Sara Hancock, principal
BASSOON
CELESTE
Carlos Lopez, principal
Weilu Liu, principal
HONORING
Charlotte Adams Amaya Colbert
Carter Rumph Martha Wade
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SPONSORING
VOICES OF THE VALLEY Catherine Bass Maddie Battles Sarah Cartwright Natalie Crosby Abby Garcia Sarah Grace Geeslin Emily Hollon Libby Horne Vivian Hostetter Catherine Jefferies Janice Jeon Noelle Larkin Chase Moore Aiden Pastor DJ Peters Sofia Rodriguez James Schopen-Davis Kaitlin Starley Autumn Swift Genesis Woods
Clara’s Party Dress & Nightgown Charlotte, we love you and are so proud of you! Mom, Dad, Sara Frances and Clayton BeBe and JoJo Mimi and Papa
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ThankYou The Columbus Ballet extends its deepest appreciation to the following contributors for their generous support of the Ballet. Accumulated gifts and grants over the past year have helped to ensure the Ballet’s high artistic performance standard. We celebrate 25 years of The Columbus Ballet because of you!
CORPORATE
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FAMILY AND INDIVIDUALS
Dr. and Mrs. Noel C. Haskins Dr. and Mrs. William E Adams Mr. and Mrs. Joe Calamusa III Jack and Ashley Turner Family Valerie Greenfield Haskins and Kannon Haskins, MD
THE PRINCIPALS Kannon Haskins, MD Jerry and Marjorie Newman
FIRST SOLOISTS
Shelby Guest Sherry Jenkins Ed and Emily Sutherland
THE CORPS DE BALLET
Kristin Barker
Shannon and Ronnie Klein
Dr. William P. Kendall
Claire and Henry McCoy
Maria Kent
APPRENTICES
THE COLUMBUS BALLET BALLETOMANES DONOR SOCIETY Dance Sponsorship and Donor Opportunities 2019-2020 Season Members of The Columbus Ballet Balletomanes are our Partners in Performance! Your contribution helps support the artistic and educational mission of the Columbus Ballet by underwriting the production and administrative costs of The Nutcracker, our annual Spring Show and our outreach presentations. All donations are tax deductible as permitted by law. Balletomane: A devotee of ballet! From the Russian word “baletoman,” which combines “balet” (ballet) and the suffix–man, from “maniya” (meaning “mania”). THE IMPRESARIOS – Season Lead Sponsor $15,000
(Exclusive. One entity only.) • Name recognition as lead sponsor (i.e. “Brought to you by...) in media and full-page ad in program (back cover or inside cover). • Private screening of Nutcracker dress rehearsal • 20 complimentary tickets to The Nutcracker and Spring production; additional tickets may be purchased for 50% discount off list price • Special invitation to Columbus Ballet class and rehearsal • Columbus Ballet merchandise package • Dinner with the Director and Board members
THE BALLETMASTERS – Lead Sponsor $10,000
• Name recognition in media and full-page ad in program (Nutcracker and Spring) • 20 complimentary tickets to The Nutcracker and Spring production; additional tickets may be purchased for 50% discount off list price • Special invitation to Columbus Ballet class and rehearsal • Columbus Ballet merchandise package
THE CHOREOGRAPHERS – $5,000
• Name recognition in media and full-page ad in program (Nutcracker and Spring) • 10 complimentary tickets to The Nutcracker and Spring production; additional tickets may be purchased for 50% discount off list price • Special invitation to Columbus Ballet class and rehearsal • Columbus Ballet merchandise package
THE CONDUCTORS – $2,500
• Name recognition in media and half-page ad in program (Nutcracker and Spring) • 10 complimentary tickets to The Nutcracker and Spring production; additional tickets may be purchased for 25% discount off list price • Columbus Ballet decal
THE PRINCIPALS – $1,000
• Name recognition in media and half-page ad in program (Nutcracker and Spring) • 6 complimentary tickets to The Nutcracker and Spring production; additional tickets may be purchased for 25% discount off list price • Columbus Ballet decal
THE FIRST SOLOISTS – $500
• Name recognition in media and quarter-page ad in program (Nutcracker and Spring) • 4 complimentary tickets to The Nutcracker and Spring production; additional tickets may be purchased for 25% discount off list price • Columbus Ballet decal
THE CORPS DE BALLET – $250
• Name recognition and quarter-page ad in program (Nutcracker and Spring)
• 2 complimentary tickets to The Nutcracker and Spring production; additional tickets may be purchased for 25% discount off list price • Columbus Ballet decal
THE APPRENTICES – $100
• Name recognition in program • Columbus Ballet decal
FRIENDS AND FAMILY DONATION FORM The Columbus Ballet’s 2019-2020 Season Deadline for 2019 Charitable Contribution – December 31 The Columbus Ballet greatly appreciates donations received from family and friends of its performers. All donations are tax deductible for the year given and donation levels are listed below. The Ballet accepts donations online at thecolumbusballet.net, or checks payable to The Columbus Ballet and mailed to: The Columbus Ballet, P.O. Box 9563, Columbus, GA 31908. Please choose one of the following contribution levels: $15,000 Impresarios
$500 First Soloists
$10,000 Balletmasters
$250 Corps De Ballet
$5,000 Choreographers
$100 Apprentices
$2,500 Conductors
Other: $___________
$1,000 Principals Please complete this form and include with your donation: Name__________________________________________________________ Address________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Phone___________________ Email_________________________________ Thank you for your continued support of The Columbus Ballet! The Columbus Ballet is a IRC Section 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Your donation may be tax deductible. Please consult your tax advisor.
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