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ARTISTIC DIRECTOR This is a non-comprehensive list of works we have presented over the last 26 years – what is most amazing is that practically ALL of these works were original creations and presented as World Premieres. Truly a testament to the talent and amazing artistic output that the dancers of Odyssey Dance Theatre have created over the years – it truly has been an ODYSSEY! DERRYL YEAGER (Pa Bailey) Found and Artistic Director Odyssey Dance Theatre
REPERTORY WORKS • Windchimes, • Prayer of the Children • Sarah’s Letter • Three Preludes • Motif • Solimbula • Andante • Heap • Joplin Variations • Vision of Love • Move-Dance-Be Born • Deep Forest • Dance Fever • Sledgehammer • Meandres • Haun’s Mill • Degrees of Separation • Purple Rain • Jump • Transitional Illuminations • Shed My Skin • No Strings Attached • Prodigals • 6 • The Krew
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Moulin Rouge Club Calloway The Factory Between Two Worlds SoundTrax Between Disconnect Fusion Adir Adirim It Goes… Soul Catchers Elegy All That Jazz Black Binasuan Rain Dances in the Garden Incertitudes Ancient Future Interruptions Obsessions Possession “_____” – Undefined space is opportunity waiting to happen Heartland Collide Glory Box Monsieur Loyal Crave
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Crew Jam Clean Up Crew Scherzando Teardrop Here…Now One Man Dance Mobile Contredanse Meraki
FULL LENGTH WORKS • Giselle • Carmen • Romeo + Juliet • MJ • Let It Be • Chicago Nights • A Midsummer Night’s Dream PRODUCTION SHOWS • Thriller • Joy to the World • It’s A Wonderful Life • ReduxNut-Cracker • The Dance Odyssey Dance Theatre – 5
DIRECTOR’S NOTE Dear Odyssey Patron, What a challenging year for all of us but, in spite of it all, we had a great Thriller season (smaller than usual, but great all the same) with performances in Ogden, Logan, Salt Lake City and St. George. When the Mormon Tabernacle Choir cancelled their Christmas Concerts this year, I wanted to fill the void and give their audience another uplifting and inspirational performance to attend. I decided to do an encore presentation of It’s A Wonderful Life at the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre, December 14 to 23, 2020. We were moving full speed ahead (with the help of the Community Partners County Grant), when the Mayor shut down county theatres “in an abundance of caution.” But the show must go on, so we decided to record a performance and sell the video online. Called “Broadway Worthy” by the Salt Lake Tribune, it has the look of a Broadway show, but the story is told through dance and the use of voice-overs very much like the film. An amazing team of artists collaborated on the production, including Sam Cardon, who wrote a moving, original score; Doug Ellis, whose fabulous scenic designs were expertly crafted by Lynn Clark at Scenic Service Specialists; and, of course, the phenomenal dancers of Odyssey Dance Theatre. We will round out Odyssey’s 26th year with Shut Up and Dance, scheduled at Kingsbury Hall, March 17 to 27, 2021. This dance lovers’ buffet with something for everyone will take Odyssey back to its roots with long-time audience favorites Sledgehammer and Let it Be and recent hits Chicago Nights and Romeo+Juliet. Don’t miss buying halfprice tickets made possible by the Shop in Utah Grant—deadline is December 30th! Go to odysseydance.com for more information. Thank you for making it possible for us to get this far. It’s been quite a journey, and we invite you to continue on this incredible “odyssey” with us for many years to come. Hope you and yours stay well! Derryl 6 – It’s A Wonderful Life
ARTISTS Darby Jones
Hope Parker
Lea Kosterlitz
Bailey Evans
Madee Kunz
Boston Cervinski
Kassidi Balcer
Elizabeth Pena
Madison Bruce
Whitney Wilson
Whitney Lancaster
Austyn Bazzano
ARTISTS Tommy Green
Peiter Mortensen
Lance Barker
Diego Ballesteros
Brianna James
Laura Brick-Kempski
Nick Hambrecht
Ramses Contreras
Shelby Tagge
Becca Winkel
Ruger Memmott
Owen Fulton
GUEST ARTISTS EYMARD CABLING (Mr. Potter) has starred in Miss Saigon (The Engineer) in North America and the International Tour of The King and I in Asia; The King and I and Once on This Island at the Olney Theatre Center; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Mary Poppins, Starlight Express, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Shrek: The Musical, Newsies, and Mamma Mia at the Tuacahn Amphitheatre; Jane of the Jungle at South Coast Repertory, The Romance of Magno Rubio, Year Zero (Glenn), You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown (Linus); She Loves Me (Arpad) at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. He received his BFA from Carnegie Mellon University. THAYNE JASPERSON (Clarence) Original Broadway cast: Hamilton (Samuel Seabury/King(us)/John Laurens(us)), Newsies (Astaire Award Nominee), Matilda, Finding Neverland (A.R.T). National Tours: West Side Story, Oz (Scarecrow), So You Think You Can Dance. Film: High School Musical 1 & 2, MTV’s American Mall. TV: So You Think You Can Dance. Thayne is ecstatic to perform with ODT having danced with them for 6 years at the beginning of his career. @thaynejasperson
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GUEST ARTISTS CHERYL YEAGER (Ma Bailey) began performing with Ballet West at the age of 10 in The Nutcracker and at 17 received the coveted Willam F. Christensen Scholarship at the University of Utah. She quickly became a soloist with the company during the mid ‘70’s where she was featured in the PBS film version of The Nutcracker as the Doll and Merliton Soloist. Cheryl studied ballet under Willam F. Christensen; Bené Arnold; Carolyn Anderson Barnett; Mattlyn Gavers; Leon Danilian; Dinna Bjorn; Bruce Marks; Yurek Lazowski; Gordon Paxman; Rowland Butler; and Jacques d’Amboise. She also studied modern with Virginia Tanner and received a scholarship from Repertory Dance Theatre, where she trained under Bill Evans; John Wilson; Joan Moon; Greg Lizenberry; Joan Kingston; and Manzel Senters. After starting her family, which includes five children and twelve grandchildren, she came out of retirement on several occasions to perform with Pioneer Memorial Theatre in Oklahoma as the “Dream Laurie;” Utah Opera; Carolyn Anderson’s Chains of the Heart; South Pacific; and even The Tracy Ullman Show in Los Angeles. Cheryl taught at Center Stage Performing Arts Studios for seven years and three years at Treehouse Athletic Club and worked with special needs children in the Granite School District Program. Cheryl began creating costumes at an early age and has worked with Ballet West; Nevada Dance Theatre; BYU Theatre Ballet; and Westside School of Ballet, and has created costumes for Center Stage for over seven years. She has designed or built costumes for the following Industrial shows: Novell; Levis; USANA; Noni World Convention; Coca Cola Celebration Teams; and the 2002 Olympics. For the last 26 years she has worked as the Costume Designer and Costume Production Director for Odyssey Dance Theatre, designing and/or building costumes and props, including the over 300 costumes in It’s A Wonderful Life. She also completed the design and construction of the critically acclaimed production of Cats and Hairspray at Tuacahn.
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GUEST ARTISTS SAM CARDON (Music) is an EMMY winning composer whose credits include 9 large-format films:Texas, The Big Picture, Lewis and Clark, The Legendary Journeys, Shakleton’s Antarctic Adventure, Mysteries of Egypt, Olympic Glory, Whales, Building the Dream at Hearst Castle in San Simeon, California, Treasure of the Gods at Zion National Park, Utah and The Secret of San Francisco at Pier 39. In addition, he has written or co-written such themes as National Geographic Explorer, ABC Sunday Night at the Movies, Good Morning America and provided three hours of original music for the 1988 Winter Olympic Games in Calgary and provided music for Closing Ceremonies at the Salt Lake City Olympic Winter Games. For a complete list of Sam Cardon’s Discography and Film Scores, please go to his web site at www.samcardon.com. DOUG ELLIS (Set Design) Since graduate school and design work in New York for twelve years Mr. Ellis has lived in Orem since 2000. He has enjoyed a broad entertainment design career having designed for Film, TV, Theatre, Opera, Ballet, Musicals, Concerts, and Trade Shows. Highlights include concerts for The Philadelphia Orchestra with Billy Joel and James Taylor, and Christmas with the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. Recent designs include musical TV concerts for, Five for Fighting, Train, Band Perry, Lauren Daigle, John Legend, and set designing for Disney’s High School Musical TV series. He enjoys greatly the meaning of It’s a Wonderful Life- that everyone’s life is important.
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IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE PROGRAM It’s A Wonderful Life Conceived, Directed and Choreographed by Derryl Yeager Based on the Film by Frank Capra Music – Sam Cardon Set Design – Doug Ellis Set Construction – Lynn Clark Costume Design – Cheryl Yeager Lighting - Kyle Baumann Wig Design - Savanna Hall Cast of Characters: Young George Bailey – Grayden Harrison Young Harry Bailey – Ryder Harrison Young Mary – Ava McCall Young Violet – Kayten Olsen George Bailey – Tommy Green Mary Bailey – Hope Parker Violet – Darby Jones Harry Bailey – Lance Barker Bert – Owen Fulton Ernie – Diego Ballesteros Uncle Billy – Nick Hambrecht Potter – Eymard Cabling Potter’s Nurse – Madee Kunz Gower – Ramses Contreras Clarence – Thayne Jasperson Harry’s Wife – Bailey Foreman Pa Bailey – Derryl Yeager Ma Bailey – Cheryl Yeager Mary’s Mother – Laura Brick Bailey Kids – Brinley El-Bakri Cohen Elliott Camry Steed Zuzu – Isla Harrison O’Malley’s – Ruger Memmott Elizabeth Pena Voice Overs: God – Toni Larimer Joseph –Jesse Bennett Clarence – Kim Blackett Missionaries – Corey Ackley Cole Martin
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IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE PROGRAM Company Lea Kosterlitz Whitney Wilson Boston Cervinski Madison Bruce Whitney Lancaster Kassidi Balcer Austyn Bazzano Shelby Tagge Brianna James Becca Winkel Peiter Mortensen Kids Halle Jensen Sara Hardin Layla McBride Nyah Hoppie Odyssey II Jessica Olsen London Brotherson Morgan Bailey Walter Taylor Cole Martin Allison Hillam B-Boys Adam Dransfield Joseph Fowler Clawson Lavulo Katlyn Hall Additional Choreography: Ryan Francois Natasha Bitters Veronica Cabling Bonnie Story Eldon Johnson Chad Kaneakua Whitney Wilson Diego Ballesteros Peiter Mortensen
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SCENE BREAKDOWN AND SYNOPSIS IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE Act I Scene 1 - Somewhere in Heaven On Christmas Eve, all of the citizens of the small town of Bedford Falls pray to the heavens to help George Bailey. God & Head Angel Joseph decide to send fledgling guardian angel Clarence down to earth to help out George, who is contemplating taking his own life. Joseph shows Clarence an overview of George’s life to this point so he can be fully prepared to help him in his hour of need. Scene 2 - Bedford Falls Pond Young George, Mary, Violet, Harry and their friends play in the snow and slide down the hill. George’s younger brother Harry slides into the pond and falls through the ice. George jumps in after him and saves him, but George catches a cold and loses the hearing in his left ear as a result. Scene 3 - Downtown Bedford Falls The people of Bedford Falls are out and about on a busy day. Mr. Potter, the rich miser who takes pleasure in financially controlling the lives of everyone in town, arrives, and the townspeople pretend to be nice to him. Scene 4 - Gower’s Drug Store George works for Mr. Gower while Mary and Violet vie for his attention. Mr. Gower receives a telegram, saying that his son has just died of influenza. Stricken with grief, Mr. Gower consoles himself with a bottle of alcohol in the back of the store. Left to themselves, the kids have fun together as George spins his lifelong dreams of travelling all over the 16 – It’s A Wonderful Life
world. Mr. Gower returns in a drunken rage and chases everyone away. He then starts to fill a prescription for a customer and mistakenly puts poison in the pills. George tries to warn him, but Gower won’t listen and tells him to deliver the pills anyway. Scene 5 - Bailey Building and Loan George doesn’t know what to do and decides to seek advice from his father. He arrives at the office and sees his father being badgered by Potter about the financial condition of the Building and Loan. Angry at seeing his father treated this way, George threatens Potter with the poisoned pills. Pa Bailey, disturbed by George’s interruption, sends him away. Scene 6 - Gower’s Drug Store George returns to Gower’s Drug Store without having delivered the pills, and Mr. Gower is furious. He starts hitting George, but George is able to stop the beating, by explaining to him that he saw him put poison into the pills by mistake. Mr. Gower is stricken with grief and asks George to forgive him. He realizes that George has saved him from accidentally poisoning someone, which would have ruined his business and his life. Scene 7 - Downtown Bedford Falls Young George and the kids magically transform into their older selves as the story continues. The whole town of Bedford Falls is behind George in his dreams to see the world! Scene 8 - Downtown Bedford Falls Bert the Cop and Ernie the Cabdriver, George’s best friends, dance with George until they are captivated by the wiles of Violet--obviously the hottest gal in town.
SCENE BREAKDOWN AND SYNOPSIS Scene 9 - Bailey Building and Loan Pa Bailey tells George that he feels it’s a good time for him to become a partner with him in the Building and Loan, but George has bigger dreams and feels as if the Building and Loan and Bedford Falls are too small for him. Harry interrupts and whisks George off to the High School Dance. Scene 10 - Bedford Falls High School George and all the kids have fun dancing together. Violet has taken a particular liking to George; she sees him as a guy who can help her get out of Bedford Falls, but George’s life takes a different turn when he notices Mary and dances with her - sparks fly! Mary’s original date takes revenge by opening the dance floor to reveal the pool underneath, and everyone enjoys the spectacle of George, Mary and friends falling into the pool at the end of the evening. 15-Minute Intermission
Act II Scene 1 - Granville Mansion As George and Mary walk home after the dance, they pass by the old, abandoned Granville Mansion. George decides to “Lasso the Moon” for Mary. They take turns breaking windows with rocks for good luck and having a playful time, when they are interrupted by Harry, who tells George that their father has just had a stroke. Scene 2 - Bailey Building and Loan Boardroom The Board of the Building and Loan,
feeling especially crotchety since Pa Bailey passed away, discuss what to do about the institution. George has postponed his travel plans to put things in order and is ready to move on, when the board decides to close the Building and Loan unless George stays and works there. George reluctantly decides to stay to make sure Bedford Falls has a financial alternative to Potter and his bank. George gives his travel money to Harry to go to college, with the idea that once Harry comes back, Harry will take over the Building and Loan. Scene 3 - Bedford Falls Four years later, Football Star Harry finally returns home. He is considered the catch of the century by all the girls in Bedford until, to their dismay, he announces he is already married. George discovers that Harry plans to work with his new fatherin-law’s company, and he realizes he is stuck--the dreams he had of getting out of Bedford Falls are slipping away. Scene 4 - Mary’s House Ma Bailey, seeing George in his depressed state, sends him over to visit Mary who has just returned from college, too. George halfheartedly does so and is not very interested in Mary until she gets a phone call from Sam Wainright, an old school buddy who has made it big. George still clings to his dreams and wants no more interruptions but then falls head over heels for Mary. They get married and plan on fulfilling George’s lifelong dreams of travel on their honeymoon. Scene 5 - Bedford Falls Just as they are about to leave, a stock market crash triggers panic, and there is a Odyssey Dance Theatre – 17
SCENE BREAKDOWN AND SYNOPSIS run on the banks. The Building and Loan is inundated with depositors demanding their money back. Potter tries to take over the whole town by offering cash for everyone’s shares and vows to shut down the Building and Loan if they can’t stay open until 5 p.m. that day. Mary calms everyone down by offering the money she and George had saved for their honeymoon. George slowly hands out the money to his depositors, one by one, until there are only two dollars left. Uncle Billy brings in the safe, and they rejoice over their success in surviving the run on the bank and hope that mama and papa dollar create some babies fast! Scene 6 - Granville Mansion George’s dream of getting away from Bedford Falls has slipped away again, but Bert and Ernie have helped create a honeymoon suite at the Granville Mansion. Leaky and drafty, the leanness of their circumstances is overpowered by the love of his new wife, Mary. Scene 7 - Bailey Park Years pass. It’s now after World War II. Harry had become an ace pilot and saved a whole ship of soldiers. George continued to fight the war at home, raising a family and doing what he could to help the town. He managed the Building and Loan so well that he was able to create Bailey Park, a new subdivision where families could buy their first homes without having to crawl to Potter. The whole town turns out while George and Mary help bless the O’Malley Family’s first home. Scene 8 - Downtown Bedford Falls The day before Christmas, the town is buzzing with excitement over the return of their War Hero Harry Bailey. Uncle Billy 18 – It’s A Wonderful Life
is very excited, too, and while on his way to the Bank to make a deposit, runs into Potter. He enjoys rubbing Potter’s nose in the fact that the Baileys are so well liked and respected in the community. But Uncle Billy’s exuberance is dampened when he finds he has somehow lost the $8,000 deposit (found and stolen by Potter). George goes into a rage as he tries to help find the lost money. The loss of the money would bankrupt the Building and Loan. George goes to the only person who could help him—ironically, Potter. He asks Potter for a loan. Potter demands collateral, but when George presents Potter with his $15,000 life insurance policy, Potter laughs and tells George he is worth more dead than alive. Scene 9 - Granville Mansion The Bailey Family is preparing for Christmas when George returns, deeply depressed and worried. His whole life is crashing down around him. Suddenly, George sees only the troublesome things in his life and is even more upset when he finds out his daughter Zuzu has come home from school sick. She asks him to fix her rose. George pretends to but, instead, puts the petals in his pocket and becomes increasingly violent toward his family. He smashes up the symbols of his dreams of building bridges and travel before Mary kicks him out of the house. Scene 10 - The Bridge With his last support gone, George contemplates suicide by throwing himself into the river. Clarence finally shows up and decides to distract George by jumping into the river himself, knowing that George would try to save him first before taking his own life.
SCENE BREAKDOWN AND SYNOPSIS 15-Minute Intermission
Act III Scene 1 - Bridge Watchman Bungalow George and Clarence dry out in the Bridge Watchman’s Bungalow, and Clarence tries to tell George he is an angel who hasn’t got his wings yet. Still wracked with worry over his financial difficulties, George wishes he had never been born. This gives Clarence the idea of showing George what the world would have been like without him. Scene 2 - Pottersville As Clarence gets permission from up above to do so, Bedford Falls suddenly turns into current day Pottersville. A scene very foreign to George appears, and all of the familiar sights have changed. Scene 3 - O’Malley’s Strip Club Clarence shows George the former Gower’s Drug Store which is now a strip club. Here he sees Bert, but Bert is a punk rocker now who doesn’t recognize George. He then sees Violet, the evening’s entertainment, and Mr. Gower, who is now the town drunk since he lost his business and went to jail for poisoning someone. Scene 4 - Lucky Charm Casino The Building and Loan has now been turned into a Casino, where he discovers his mother Ma Bailey is a dealer. Clarence then shows George a vision of Uncle Billy who has gone crazy and lives in an asylum. His old buddy Ernie is a drug dealer. Scene 5 - Pottersville Cemetery Clarence shows George his Brother
Harry’s gravestone. He discovers he had drowned the time he fell into the pond, because George wasn’t there to save him. The dead soldiers from the troop transport haunt George, too, because Harry wasn’t there to save them. Scene 6 - Pottersville Library Feeling the effects of all he has seen, George wants to see Mary. Clarence reluctantly does so: Mary is the Librarian and has never been married. George tries to get Mary to recognize him, but she doesn’t and screams to get away. Scene 7 - Pottersville All the old Building and Loan Board Members return and surround George, having been crippled by the greed and selfishness that is Potter’s legacy. George prays for relief and begs to live again. Scene 8 - The Bridge Clarence, feeling he has accomplished his mission, transforms Pottersville back to Bedford Falls. After searching everywhere for George, Bert and Ernie find him at the Bridge and tell him to get home as soon as possible. George finds Zuzu’s rose petals in his pocket and rejoices in the knowledge that he is still alive. Scene 9 - Granville Mansion George returns home and finds Mary and his kids there. One by one, all the people in Bedford Falls arrive to give money to George to get him out of his financial difficulties, in return for all he has done for them over the years. He realizes that he really does have a wonderful life and that George Bailey is truly the richest man in town! (And Clarence finally gets his wings!)
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Costume Production Costume Designer and Costume Production Director Cheryl Yeager Costumes and Wardrobe Daurene Turpin Board of Directors: Derryl Yeager, President and CEO Marlies Burns, Ed.D., Board Chair Co-Owner The Education Architect Tori Lima, Secretary and Treasurer Express Employment Professionals Franchise Owner/Partner Board Members: David Eaton, Entrepreneur Lori Gee, Commercial Realtor Heather Osmond, Owner – Osmond Designs Ralph C. Petty, Attorney Karen Standing, Educator In Memoriam: Rowland Butler, Dance Director, Choreographer and Performer
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UPCOMING EVENTS UPCOMING EVENTS touching, heartbreaking and a blue-collar journey rock balletheartwarming through everyday life. -an ode to the common
man that takes the
March 17 to 27, 2021 March 17 to Hall 27, 2021 Kingsbury KingsburyNIGHTS Hall CHICAGO
A full-length work, directed CHICAGO NIGHTS and produced by Founder A full-length work, directed and Artistic Director Derryl and produced by Founder Yeager, tells the story of and Artistic Director Chicago in the 1920’s,Derryl when Yeager, tells the story of the specter of Prohibition gave Chicago in the 1920’s, when rise to Speakeasys, Jazz and the specter of Prohibition Gangsters.
gave rise to Speakeasys, Jazz
SLEDGEHAMMER/ and Gangsters. LET IT BE
SLEDGEHAMMER/ SLEDGEHAMMER -A 40-minute Peter Gabriel Suite, LET IT BE Sledgehammer is a blueSLEDGEHAMMER A to collar rock ballet--an -ode 40-minute Gabriel the commonPeter man that takes Suite, Sledgehammer is the audience on an exciting,
LET IT BE - A full-length Beatles audience on an exciting, Anthology including tunes such touching, heartbreaking as Yesterday, Come Together, and Help. heartwarming journey a and The show captures through everyday life. lot of the humor in the Beatles’ songs and is for those who love LET IT BE - A full-length dance and those who think they Beatles Anthology know nothing about including it. Everyone tunes suchit!as Yesterday, will LOVE
Come Together, and Help.
ROMEO JULIET a lot of the The show+captures One of Odyssey’s favorite fullhumor in the Beatles’ songs length pieces of all time! See and is for those who love what the Deseret News said dance and die those who think was, “…to for!”
they know nothing about it.
Based on the Shakespearean Everyone will LOVE it! tale about star-crossed lovers, but in the Odyssey tradition: ROMEO + JULIET a hip-hop/latin/contemporary One of Odyssey’s favorite dance version!
full-length pieces of all time! See what the Deseret News This was underwritten, saidprogram was, “…to die for!” in
part, by aon Create Utah, Phase 2 Based the inShakespearean Grant from the Utah State Legislature tale about star-crossed lovers, and the Department of Heritage but in the Odyssey tradition: & Arts/Utah Division of Arts & a hip-hop/latin/contemporary Museums.
dance version!
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