annual report
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By any metric, Ballet West’s 2014-15 year was one of phenomenal growth.
Victor Rickman Immediate Past Chairman of the Board
Scott Altman Executive Director
Adam Sklute Artistic Director
Record-breaking ticket sales, robust institutional and private giving, expansion and phenomenal growth of the Ballet West Academy, along with a successful matching campaign that resulted in the complete elimination of operational debt, made this year one of the most successful in the organization’s history. Nothing demonstrates the year’s growth more than our move into the Jessie Eccles Quinney Ballet Centre. A decades-long dream fulfilled, this edifice allows the administration, production, and costume shop finally to be housed under one roof. The building is a crown jewel for Utah’s arts community, and it has already allowed artists and staff to continue to elevate ballet to new and exciting levels. Record ticket sales this season proved the people of Utah have a one-of-a-kind passion for dance and a hunger for internationally-renowned artistry, as they attended each production in huge numbers. Patrons were especially fond of the six Ballet West and World Premieres. Overall, ticket revenue was up 16 percent over the previous year. The Company also had one of the most extensive touring schedules in decades, and sold-out weeklong runs at The Joyce Theater in New York and The Kennedy Center in Washington DC. Tours to Aspen, CO, Victoria, BC, and Dallas, TX were also well-attended and well-received. Additionally, dramatic gains were achieved by The Frederick Quinney Lawson Ballet West
victor rickman
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Academy, one of the premier dance-education institutions in the country. The spectacular new Barbara Barrington Jones Family Foundation Ballet West Academy at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, as well as the addition of three dedicated studios at the new Jessie Eccles Quinney Ballet Centre, and two studios at Trolley Square, led to a 70 percent growth in revenue from the Academy, which currently has a roster of almost 445 students. Perhaps most notable during the 2014-15 Season was the elimination of Ballet West's $2.2 million operational debt after a 12-month campaign. Many prominent and passionate donors stepped-up to contribute to --and complete -- a “Million-Dollar Match,” marking the first time in 33 years the company is operationally debt-free. With the fiscal priorities no longer focused on retiring operational debt and debt servicing, Ballet West will place even more emphasis on artistic programming, Education and Outreach initiatives, and the Academy. Next year, Ballet West is thrilled to welcome Brian Powell into the role of Board Chair. Mr. Powell, a Vice President at Zions Bank, is a long-time ballet aficionado. He and the entire Board of Trustees will undoubtedly continue to work with the staff to drive the organization to even greater heights and acclaim in the year ahead. This watershed moment has been made possible by the many who have come before and helped align the building blocks for the future. For an organization that’s already 51 years old, the future is bright with new possibilities.
scott altman
adam sklute
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leadership letter
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touring academy outreach ballet centre
press and marketing
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financials dancers donors staff board
upcoming season
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2014–2015 season GISELLE
2nd-highest grossing fall production ever “Breathtaking and quintessential” —Salt Lake Tribune
THE NUTCRACKER
highest-grossing in the company’s 51 year history
“Splendid” —Washington Post
SWAN LAKE
highest-grossing non-nutcracker production ever
“Visually and artistically stunning” —The Utah Review
Ballet West’s 51st Season thrilled audiences with a broad spectrum of dance from masterworks of the mid-20th Century to new, cutting-edge creations. | 3
ALADDIN
2nd-highest grossing family series production “A magical carpet ride” —Salt Lake Tribune
ALMOST TANGO 2nd-highest grossing spring production ever
“Powerful and dynamic”
—Deseret News
INNOVATIONS 2015 highest-grossing since its inception 8 years ago
“Cutting-edge choreography” —The Utah Review
| 4 giselle: principal artists arolyn williams and christopher ruud photos by luke isley
touring The Company had the most extensive touring season in decades and received accolades from British Columbia to New York City.
the kennedy center, washington dc 54 dancers performed The Nutcracker to a week of sold-out performances and sterling reviews.
“Splendid”
—Washington Post
the joyce theater, new york city The Company was invited to perform at the historic Joyce Theater after being awarded the prestigious Rudolf Nureyev Prize for New Dance.
“The Joyce tour showcased the company’s admirable command of contemporary ballet and superb dancers.” —Broadway World
victoria, bc After the stellar engagement, presenters are already looking to have Ballet West return to Canada for future performances.
“Troupe thrills with precision and grace” —Victoria Times
dallas, tx Ballet West delighted audiences during our first tour to Texas.
“Fresh and athletic” —The Dallas Morning News | 5
divertimento no. 5: photo by luke isley | mercurial landscapes: first soloist jacqueline straughan first soloist adrian fry nutcracker photo by luke isley | rubies: principal artist beckanne sisk photo by luke isley
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tours
25,000 patrons outside of utah
716,082 miles traveled
45,000 miles traveled by ballet west ii
Ballet West also visited Aspen, CO, and Longview, TX. Ballet West II toured to Stillwater, OK, and across Utah. | 6 demi soloist katlyn addison first soloist adrian fry photo by beau pearson
ballet west academy
Downtown
The Frederick Quinney Lawson Ballet West Academy, one of the premier danceeducation institutions in the country, provides the highest caliber of ballet instruction to over 445 pre-professional students annually at three locations in Utah. Along with its unique relationship with the professional Company and artistic staff of Ballet West, the Ballet West Academy has a superior faculty of nationally-renowned instructors who are dedicated to developing and inspiring the “whole child,� both as accomplished dancers and healthy individuals.
Trolley Square
Thanksgiving Point
photo by luke isley
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70% annual growth in academy enrollment
445 students
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locations
482 students in intensives
new academy satellite
summer intensive program
5,400 square feet of studio space at the new Utah
300 students from around the world attended
County Academy satellite
Ballet West’s Summer Intensive Program
The Academy’s banner-year was highlighted by the ribbon cutting of the Barbara Barrington Jones Family Foundation Ballet West Academy at Thanksgiving Point, which opened on August 22, 2014 in Utah County. Home to almost 200 students, it provides comprehensive ballet training for ages 3–18.
The mission of the Summer Intensive Program is to guide up-and-coming dancers, aged 12-26 in their ballet technique, and to provide individual instructions and nurture technical skills. The program offers unparalleled training by a distinguished staff of Ballet West Academy instructors, and world renowned guest teachers.
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dedicated studios
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education and outreach
Ballet West continues its commitment to providing quality education programs that allow teachers and students of all ages to experience the joy and magic of live ballet, regardless of financial or geographical barriers. The programs are supported by generous contributions from public-minded corporations, individuals, foundations, government agencies, and by a broad base of community support.
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18,739 attended performances
adaptive dance
first look
Provides special needs students with weekly inschool dance and movement instruction. Ballet West piloted Adaptive Dance in one school this season and plans to expand four-fold next year.
Allows students in grades nine through twelve to become further acquainted with ballet, including the opportunity to see the first dress rehearsal of Ballet West’s regular season.
ballet west for children
i can do
Presented by Ballet West II, this initiative is designed to introduce students and faculty to the art of ballet. Traveling throughout Utah, they perform free-of-charge to students and faculty at each public elementary school on a regularlyscheduled rotation. This year, the program reached 109 schools.
student in-theatre presentations During 2014-15, students had the opportunity to attend 15 in-theatre presentations, from story ballets such as Giselle, Swan Lake, Aladdin, or The Nutcracker.
An acronym for Inspiring Children About Not Dropping Out, this initiative teaches movement, and gives 5th graders the opportunity to work with Ballet West teachers and dancers to experience dance first-hand. This year, staff taught 434 instructional hours.
through In-Theatre Student Presentations and Special Needs Nutcracker Performances.
101,755 students, teachers, and community members were reached through Ballet West’s Education and Outreach Programs.
serving
380 25 schools
districts
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jessie eccles quinney ballet centre
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$34m facility
After years of planning, the Jessie Eccles Quinney Ballet Centre opened its doors and instantly became the crown jewel for Utah’s arts community. The building offers modern costume and scenery shops, state of the art technical facilities, administrative offices, five studios, and a rooftop indoor/outdoor reception area. It beams with light, and has already played host to gorgeous events and celebrations that elevate the entire Company.
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lightfilled studios
55,000 square feet
leed gold certified
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press and marketing 56,254
“THE EXECUTION OF ARTISTRY IS SOME OF THE BEST IN THE BALLET WORLD”
total tickets sold
77m
—Deseret News
annual marketing impressions
“SNAZZY AND CONTEMPORARY”
250
—New York Times
major press stories
“EXQUISITE” —The Salt Lake Tribune
57,000 social media followers photo by luke isley
25,062 ↑ 19%
16,739 ↑20%
13,419 ↑104%
1,830 ↑30%
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2013–2014 revenue $8.4 million
financials* 2014–2015 operating revenue $11.4 million 54% Contributions
10%
17%
3%
16%
32% 14%
2% 5%
17% Individuals 16% Foundations 2% Corporations 5% In-Kind Donations 14% Government
32% Admissions
& Performance Fees
10% Academy Income
14% 1% 4% 19%
35%
Other Income
2013–2014 expenses $8.3 million
82% Program
10% 35%
11%
*unaudited
12%
4%
Rentals & Merchandise
2014–2015 operating expenses $10.1 million
9% 6%
8%
3%
3% 1%
7%
2013–2014 revenue $8.3 million
22%
10% Marketing 35% Artistic 22% Production 6% Costume 9% Academy & Education
11%
Administration
7%
Fundraising
2013–2014 expenses $8.4 million
4%
10%
13%
40%
7% 5%
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2014–2015
dancers
52 dancers
principal artists
first soloists
soloists
demi soloists
Christiana Bennett
Adrian Fry
Emily Adams
Katlyn Addison
Katherine Lawrence
Beau Pearson
Christopher Anderson
Katie Critchlow
Christopher Ruud
Christopher Sellars
Allison DeBona
Lindsay Duerfeldt
Haley Henderson Smith
Jacqueline Straughan
Sayaka Ohtaki
Tyler Gum
Beckanne Sisk
Alexander MacFarlan
37
full company members
3
supplemental dancers
12
ballet west ii dancers representing
3
countries
23
states
825
Rex Tilton
rehearsal hours
1254
pointe shoes
106
performances | 15 *supplemental dancer
Arolyn Williams
BALLET WEST DANCERS ARE “STRONG AND STYLISH” —New York Times
Chase O'Connell
artists
artists
artists
ballet west ii
ballet west ii
Paige Adams
Chelsea Keefer*
Jamie Lynn Schultz
Adriana Baez
Jameson Keating
Zachary Artice
Logan Martin
Madison Sugg
Laurel Benson
Stephen Nakagawa
Kimberly Ballard
Trevor Naumann
Ronald Tilton
Silas Campos
Oliver Oguma
Jenna Rae Herrera
Kazlyn Nielsen
Jordan Veit
Lauren Denney
Sanford Placide
Jaime Hickey*
Jordan Richardson
Elizabeth Weldon
Lucas Horns
Mercedes Rice
Sarah Hochman
Gabrielle Salvatto
Joshua Whitehead
Jazmine Hurley
Anisa Scott
Mary Ann Schaefer*
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donors heritage club & founder's circle members John and Marilyn Alleman Scott and Lisa Altman Delonne Anderson Family Foundation Stephen Anderson and Merribeth HabeggerAnderson Petras and Liuda Avizonis Vilija Avizonis and Greg McComas
William and Melissa Connelly Charles and Susan Critchlow Michael Andrew Currey and Calvin W. Kitten Jonathan Crossett and Pascale E. de Rozario DiFiore Family Hu Ding Nile Eatmon and Kimberly Hornak Spencer F. and Cleone P. Eccles Family Foundation John Eckert
Carol Baer
Sissy Eichwald
Marcy Barlow
Sue J. Ellis
Barbara Barrington Jones
Erik and Uzo Erlingsson
Frances and Jerome Battle Clisto and Suzanne Beaty Gary Beers The Brent and Bonnie Jean Beesley Foundation Alene Bentley Peggy Bergmann Sharon and Michael Bertelsen J.H. Bogart Ginny Bostrom Estate of Berenice J. Bradshaw Judy Brady and Drew W. Browning The Brown Family Foundation Carol Browning Brian Burka E. Lindsay and Carla Carlisle Alexis Carr Carol Carter Nola Chase Carol Christ Cecile and Hal Christiansen Jim and Barbara Clark Amalia Cochran Estate of Mary Elizabeth Colton
Deborah B. and Edward Felt Alex Fenech Michael Fife John H. and Joan B. Firmage Karen L. Freed Raili and George Fuller Patti Eylar and Charlie Gardner David Keith Garside
David and Linda Irvine
John and Andrea Miller
Christopher Renstrom
Gordon Irving
Anthony and Jessica Mirabile
John Sklute
Wendy Jackson Johann Jacobs and David Heuvel Conrad and Anne Jenson Christina Jepson and Erik Christiansen
Sheri P. Morgan Michael Morris Nicole and Peter Mouskondis Scott and JoAnn Narus
Brent Johnson
Marilyn Neilson
Marilyn and Chester Johnson
Oren and Liz Nelson
G. Frank and Pamela Joklik Tim H. Jones Howard A. and Lou Ann B. Jorgensen John Karls Scott and Allison Kendell Jeanne M. Kimball The Kipper Family Foundation Carol and Guy Kroesche Rose Kuo and Larry Gross Katherine Probert Labrum Catherine and Matthew Lake Frederick Q. Lawson
Marla M. Gault
Tony and Roxanne Christensen Lazzara
Ann and Rick Gold
Jon and Helle Le Rette
David and Sandylee Griswold
Bruce and Sheryl Lefavi
Scott Nichols Dr. Pamela Parkinson and Joshua Scoby Linda S. Pembroke Richard and Lois Peterson David C. Pickett
Liz and Jonathan Slager Sean Slatter Steven Smart Katherine Smith James R. Kruse and Mary Jo Smith Beano Solomon Audra Sorenson Nancy and Robert Sparrer George H. and Tamie P. Speciale Jennifer Speers Sue and Jack Stahl
Ray Pickup
Stanford and Dixie Stoddard
Jeanie Pollack
Cindy and Blake Strong
Jeanne Potucek
Barbara L. Tanner
Brian and Janae Powell
Eric Thompson
John and Marcia Price Family Foundation
Rick and Chris Veit
Lee Quinney Shari and David Quinney
Roy Vincent Kevin Voyles
Keith and Nancy Rattie
Amy Wadsworth and David Richardson
David and Suzanne Razor
Arthur and Diane Walden
Victoria Jane Ream
Sue and Walker Wallace
Dr. Clifford S. Reusch, M.D.
Brad and Linda Walton
Mitch and Shannon Rice
Susan Warshaw
John and Ilauna Gurr
David E. and Helane B. Leta
Alan and Jeanne Hall Foundation
Herbert and Wilma Livsey
Ron and Shelley Hansen
David and Donna Lyon
Audrey F. Ross Charitable Trust
Tami Hansen
Diana Major Spencer
Jerry and Linda Rowley
Bill and Betty Weldon
Stephanie and Tim Harpst
Rebecca Marriott Champion
Tina and Jonathan Ruga
Jacquelyn Wentz
Sandy Haughey
Lois Martino
Shahab and Jan Saeed
Michelle and Todd Wolfenbarger
Estate of Melissa Herbst
Rachele McCarthey and Brock VandeKamp
Connie Holbrook Mark and Wendi Holland Julie Hopkins Daniel Horns and Renee Zollinger
Thomas and Mary McCarthey Willis McCree and John Fromer
Larry and Tina Howard
Marjorie and Thomas Mclaughlin
Robert and Dixie Huefner
Peter and Catherine Meldrum
Scott Huntsman
Dan P. Miller
The Rickman Family Gary and Joann Rieben
Margaret P. Sargent Theodore Schmidt Dr. Mark and Linda Scholl Pat and Bill Schulze
Mike and Debra Washburn W. Mack and Julia S. Watkins Foundation Mark Weisbender
Carole Wood and Darrell Hensleigh Mary Bird and Lance Wood
Robert Schumacker
Marelynn and Edward Zipser
Margot L. Shott
Anonymous
Aharon Shulimson and Julie Terry Teresa Silcox Adam Sklute and alphabetized by last name
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(as of 6/30/2015)
million dollar challenge Contributors to the Million Dollar Challenge helped the Company eliminate its operational debt. Vilija Avizonis and Greg McComas B.W. Bastian Foundation Jim and Barbara Clark DiFiore Family Stephanie and Tim Harpst John and Andrea Miller Brian and Janae Powell Keith and Nancy Rattie The Rickman Family Liz and Jonathan Slager Beano Solomon Anonymous
foundations and government American Endowment Foundation B. W. Bastian Foundation Barbara Barrington Jones Family Foundation Beaver Creek Foundation C. Comstock Clayton Foundation Castle Foundation Emma Eccles Jones Foundation Florence J. Gillmor Foundation Frederick Q. Lawson Foundation George S. and Dolores DorĂŠ Eccles Foundation James Lee Sorenson Family Foundation Janet Q. Lawson Foundation Jerome Robbins Foundation JoAnne L. Shrontz Family Foundation John and Dora Lang Charitable Foundation Katherine & Ezekiel Dumke Foundation Lawrence T. Dee & Janet T. Dee Foundation Marriner S. Eccles Foundation Meldrum Family Foundation National Endowment for the Arts R. Harold Burton Foundation Ray and Tye Noorda Foundation
Semnani Family Foundation
in-kind sponsors
funded in part by
Shubert Foundation, Inc. Simmons Family Foundation Sorenson Legacy Foundation State of Utah The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Foundation
Bistro 222
United Jewish Endowment Trust
Diamond Rental
Utah Arts and Museums
Culinary Crafts Every Blooming Thing Five Wives Vodka
corporate sponsors
Grand America Hotel
Convergence Planning
Hotel Monaco
Cyprus Credit Union
KBZN
Goldman Sachs
KUER
Henriksen Butler
Le Croissant Catering
Holland & Hart
Nicholas & Co.
Larson & Company PC
Ogden's Own Distillery
Little Cottonwood Sports Acupuncture
Brian Powell
Holiday Inn Express
Mark Miller Subaru
Reagan Outdoor Advertising
O.C. Tanner
Ruth's Chris Steak House
Strong Audi
Salt Lake Brewing Company, LLC
The Container Store Toyota Dealer Match Program U.S. Bank Wells Fargo Whole Foods Market Zions Bank
Salt Lake County Center for the Arts Steven Smart The Annex The New Yorker The Summit Group Utah Digital Services Utah Media Group Visit Salt Lake Webb Audio Visual
Ray, Quinney & Nebeker Foundation Richard K. and Shirley S. Hemingway Foundation S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney Foundation Salt Lake Arts Center Salt Lake City Arts Council
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staff
scott altman—executive director the elizabeth solomon executive chair
adam sklute—artistic director
leadership
development
academy
artistic staff
costume production
michael andrew currey Vice President of Artistic and Production Operations
laura o’neill Manager of Special Events
lisa hoyt Faculty Academy Administrator
pamela robinsonharris Principal Ballet Mistress
david heuvel Costume Production Director
jyn van putten Membership Services Manager
jennie creer-king Principal, Barbara Barrington Jones Family Foundation Ballet West Academy at Thanksgiving Point
jane victorine wood Ballet Mistress
cindy farrimond Costume Shop Manager
bruce caldwell Ballet Master Company Archivist
barbara arcolio Head Stitcher
ken dodson Vice President of Finance and Administration tom michel Vice President of Development and Marketing peter christie Director of Education and Outreach peter merz Director of Academy summer wilson Director of Business Expansion and Company Management
mickell smith Corporate Partnerships Manager marketing lisa jensen Retail Sales & Boutique Manager whitney shaw Coordinator of Creative Services marissa hodges Marketing Coordinator
sarah west Director of Development
kelsey evans Graphic Design Assistant
joshua jones Associate Director of Press and Social Media
ticketing and subscriber services
sara m. k. neal Associate Director of Marketing chris yoakam Associate Director of Finance administration and finance felicia cowan Human Resource and Payroll Manager sarah taylor Assistant Company Manager jennifer bailey Staff Accountant robin l. holt Accounts Payable Coordinator
jack e stahl Manager of Technology and Ticketing jenée brenning Coordinator of Patron Services jane harris Lead Patron Advisor natalie harris Patron Advisor albert fallick-wang Patron Advisor w. powell smith Patron Advisor education and outreach dana rossi Assistant Director, I CAN DO shelly cordova lauren devall jennifer heighton stacy hullinger jessica maurer anne marie smith natalie whitney Educators, I CAN DO
melissa scheetz Parent and Student Services Coordinator alex macfarlane Office Manager peggy dolkas Principal Faculty jan clark fugit Principal Faculty heather fryxell Principal Faculty calvin kitten Principal Faculty jeffrey rogers Principal Faculty cati snarr Principal Faculty nikki bybee Faculty bruce caldwell Faculty shelly cordova Faculty lauren devall Faculty wilson domingues Faculty maricar drilon Faculty lindsay folkman Faculty amanda mcbeth Faculty ai fujii nelson Faculty anne marie smith Faculty heather thackeray Faculty jessica thompson Faculty natalie whitney Faculty
nicolo fonte Resident Choreographer heather thackeray Assistant to the Artistic Director
angela dittmar Stitcher mary kay feicht Stitcher
calvin kitten Director of Ballet West II peggy dolkas Associate Director of Ballet West II cati snarr Childrens Ballet Mistress technical production michael mcculloch Production Stage Manager amanda craig Stage Manager nicholas cavallaro Lighting Designer rob clifford Head Carpenter and Technical Director joshua belka Assistant Carpenter bruce fugit Head Electrician james k. larsen Assistant Electrician cory a. thorell Properties Master jacquelin bryce Wardrobe Superviser barbara lambert Wardrobe Assistant and Assistant Shoe Coordinator yancey j. quick Wig Master heidi belka Pyrotechnician john cook Scenic Artist
(as of 7/1/2015)
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ballet west board officers
governing board
board chairman
dr. vilija avizonis* Radiation Oncologist
brian e. powell* Senior Vice President Zions Bank immediate past chairman victor s. rickman* Senior Vice President UBS Financial executive director scott altman* Ballet West
barbara barrington jones President/CEO Barbara Barrington Jones Family Foundation frances battle Principal Nibley Park School (K-8) alene bentley Customer & Community Manager Rocky Mountain Power
artistic director
sharon m. bertelsen Attorney at Law Ballard Spahr LLP
adam sklute* Ballet West
cheryl huntsman Community Volunteer
chair elect john c. miller* Assistant General Manager Mark Miller Toyota interim vice chair victor s. rickman* Senior Vice President UBS Financial treasurer scott m. huntsman* CEO Martin Garage Doors secretary barbara clark* Community Volunteer
catherine parrish lake Partner Stoel Rives LLP sheryl r. lefavi Consultant Lefavi Wealth Mgmt dan p. miller* President Mills Publishing anthony f. mirabile* Managing Director, Global Operations Goldman Sachs
national advisory board carol christ dr. erik erlingsson barbara kipper peter d. meldrum nicole mouskondis david c. pickett community leadership board carol kroesche President carol baer william connelly nile eatmon tami hansen julie hopkins tim jones marina lawson diana major spencer brian valentine
jeanne potucek* Community Volunteer lee quinney Sr. Account Administrator Ghost Media Inc. margot shott Community Volunteer liz slager Real Estate Agent Coldwell Banker Residential Audra Sorenson Community Volunteer cindy strong Community Volunteer debra washburn Community Volunteer julia watkins Community Volunteer
*executive committee
michelle wolfenbarger Community Volunteer
(as of 7/1/2015)
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upcoming 2015–2016 season iconic classics fancy free | overgrown path | symphony in c
Three 20th century masterworks on one dazzling program
the nutcracker No holiday season is complete without the festive cheer of The Nutcracker, this season celebrating its Diamond (60th) Anniversary
romeo and juliet The most romantic story of all time
beauty and the beast Join us for the newest additon to our family series
the nijinsky revolution afternoon of a faun | games | the rite of spring
Groundbreaking ballets, reborn
innovations 2016 Experience the thrill of a world premiere | 21
iconic classics, romeo and juliet: first soloist sayaka ohtaki principal artist christopher ruud, innovations: demi soloist katlyn addison photos by beau pearson the nutcracker, the nijinsky revolution photos by luke isley
| 22 retiring principal dancer christiana bennett takes her final bow on closing night photo by josh jones
mission It is Ballet West’s mission to entertain and excite audiences in Utah and worldwide by presenting great classical ballets, historical masterpieces, and new cutting-edge creations with the highest standards of artistic and professional excellence. Ballet West shall build future ballet artists and audiences by providing excellent classical ballet training, and offer impactful education and outreach programs to inspire children and adults alike from all walks of life.
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801·869·6900 52 west 200 south, salt lake city, utah 84101 balletwest.org