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FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Friends and supporters, I welcome you to Colorado Ballet’s 63rd presentation of the beloved holiday classic, The Nutcracker. The Nutcracker is pure magic; it’s a timeless triumph that captures the spirit of this joyous season through exquisite dancing, captivating characters, sumptuous sets and costumes, and Tchaikovsky’s iconic score. Performing this beautifully heartwarming ballet for you each season is a privilege, and I sincerely thank you for making Colorado Ballet a part of your holiday tradition. Your patronage allows us to share this spectacular production with even more individuals in our community. For the second year, we are proud to present a public performance of The Nutcracker with sensory friendly adaptations. At Colorado Ballet, we’re committed to creating a welcoming, inclusive space for all our patrons to experience this art form, and we couldn’t do it without your support. Thank you for helping us to spread the magic! I hope that you will enjoy today’s performance of The Nutcracker, and I wish you and your family a wonderfully warm and merry holiday season.
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FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Thank you for joining us to experience the timeless magic of The Nutcracker. As the lights dim and the music swells, I invite you to let Colorado Ballet transport you into the enchanting world of Clara and her Nutcracker Prince. This performance, marked by technical brilliance, masterful artistry, and exceptional musicianship, is a shared tradition that unites us all. It is a testament to the power of this art form and its ability to uplift, inspire, and enrich the cultural landscape of Colorado and beyond. We are delighted to have you with us, not just as spectators, but as cherished members of our community. Your presence here today, as well as your steadfast support, plays a vital role in ensuring that our institution continues to be a vibrant force in the lives of countless individuals. It is because of you that we can continue to make the magic of ballet accessible to the communities we serve. I hope this performance brings you all the warmth and wonder of the holiday season. Please enjoy.
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T H E N U T C R AC K E R ELLIE CAULKINS OPERA HOUSE NOVEMBER 25-DECEMBER 24, 2023
Based on choreography by Martin Fredmann Additional Choreography by Sandra Brown Staged by Sandra Brown, Lorita Travaglia, and Maria Mosina Music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Based on the Story by E.T.A. Hoffman Scenic Design by Thomas Boyd Costume Design by Holly Hynes Lighting Design by Todd Elmer Assistant Costume Designer, Ricky Lurie Wig Design by Anne Davis New Nutcracker Sets and Costumes Project Manager, Kristina Sablatura Associate Lighting Designer Patrick "Red" Howard Scenic Elements created by Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Handsome Little Devils, Michael Hagen Inc. Costumes Made by Aria Movement Designs Inc., Arnold S. Levine, Carol Atkins, Caryn Wells Design, Conservatory by Primadonna Tutus, Eric Winterling Inc., Gene Mignola Inc., Handsome Little Devils, John Kristiansen New York Inc., JRenee Studio, Parsons-Meares Ltd., Redthreaded, Rodney Gordon Inc., SEW Good it Hurts, Timberlake Studios Inc.
SYNOPSIS The curtain rises to reveal Herr Drosselmeyer in his workshop preparing for the party at the home of Dr. and Frau Stahlbaum. It’s their annual Christmas Eve Party. The magical and eccentric Herr Drosselmeyer has planned a special surprise for his beloved godchild, Clara Stahlbaum. He presents her with a wonderfully mysterious wooden Nutcracker. Clara is immediately taken with the gift. Clara’s brother Fritz is jealous and steals the Nutcracker from Clara. In the chaos of his teasing, Fritz accidentally breaks the Nutcracker. Herr Drosselmeyer comes to the rescue and assures Clara that all will be well. The party ends and Clara, just before the stroke of midnight, returns to the darkened living room to check on her Nutcracker. She is frightened by large mice, but suddenly, Herr Drosselmeyer appears and the mice flee. Much to Clara’s amazement, Herr Drosselmeyer commands Christmas tree to grow to such an enormous size that it pushes away the entire room. Next, he changes her little wooden toy into a life-size Nutcracker. The Nutcracker introduces himself and his soldiers to Clara. The mice suddenly reappear, and a vicious battle ensues. The soldiers seem to be winning, but the great Mouse King appears and the tide turns. The Nutcracker and the Mouse King fight, and just as the Mouse King is about to overpower the Nutcracker, Clara distracts him, giving the Nutcracker the chance to overcome the Mouse King. To Clara’s delight and surprise, the Nutcracker is transformed into a handsome young prince, who takes her off on an enchanted journey. He takes her to the Land of the Snow, and then to the beautiful Kingdom of the Sugar Plum Fairy, where Clara is entertained by dances from many lands. The Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier then dance for Clara and the Prince. The Prince carries a sleeping Clara back to her home, where she awakens uncertain if her magical journey was a dream or reality. 28 Colorado Ballet
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Basado en la coreografía de Martin Fredmann Coreografía adicional por Sandra Brown Organizado por Sandra Brown, Lorita Travaglia y Maria Mosina Música de Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Basado en la historia de E.T.A. Hoffman Diseño escénico por Thomas Boyd Diseño de vestuario por Holly Hynes Diseño de iluminación por Todd Elmer Asistente de diseño de vestuario, Ricky Lurie Diseño de peluca Anne Davis Gerente de Proyectos de Nuevos Decorados y Vestuario, Kristina Sablatura Diseñador de iluminación asociado Patrick “Red” Howard Elementos escénicos creados por Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Handsome Little Devils, Michael Hagen Inc. Disfraces confeccionados por Aria Movement Designs Inc., Arnold S. Levine, Carol Atkins, Caryn Wells Design, Conservatory by Primadonna Tutus, Eric Winterling Inc., Gene Mignola Inc., Handsome Little Devils, John Kristiansen New York Inc., JRenee Studio, Parsons-Meares Ltd., Redthreaded, Rodney Gordon Inc., SEW Good it Hurts, Timberlake Studios Inc.
RESUMEN La cortina se levanta para revelar a Herr Drosselmeyer en su taller preparándose para la fiesta en la casa del Dr. y Frau Stahlbaum. Es su fiesta anual de Nochebuena. El mágico y excéntrico Herr Drosselmeyer ha planeado una sorpresa especial para su amada ahijada, Clara Stahlbaum. Le presenta un Cascanueces de madera maravillosamente misterioso. Clara inmediatamente queda encantada con el regalo. El hermano de Clara, Fritz, le da envidia y le roba el Cascanueces a Clara. En el caos de su burla, Fritz accidentalmente rompe el Cascanueces. Herr Drosselmeyer viene al rescate y le asegura a Clara que todo va a salir bien. La fiesta termina y Clara, poco antes del golpe de la medianoche, regresa a la sala obscurecida para revisar su Cascanueces. Queda asustada por ratones grandes, pero de repente aparece Herr Drosselmeyer y los ratones huyen. Mucho para el asombro de Clara, Herr Drosselmeyer ordena que el árbol de Navidad crezca a tal enorme tamaño que empuja fuera el salón entero. Entonces cambia a su pequeño juguete de madera en un Cascanueces de tamaño natural. El Cascanueces se presenta a si mismo y a sus soldados a Clara. Los ratones repentinamente reaparecen, y se produce una batalla violenta. Los soldados parecen estar ganando, pero aparece el gran Rey de los Ratones y cambia la batalla. El Cascanueces y el Rey de los Ratones pelean, y en el momento que el Rey de los Ratones está por dominar al Cascanueces, Clara lo distrae, dándole al Cascanueces la oportunidad de vencer al Rey de los Ratones. Para el deleite y asombro de Clara, el Cascanueces se transforma en un joven príncipe galán, que la lleva en un viaje encantado. La lleva a la Tierra de la Nieve, y entonces al bello Reino de la Hada del Ciruelo de Azúcar, donde Clara es entretenida por los bailes de muchas tierras. La Hada del Ciruelo de Azúcar y su Caballero entonces bailan para Clara y el Príncipe. El Príncipe lleva a una Clara durmiente de nuevo a su casa, donde despierta insegura si su viaje mágico fue un sueño o realidad. Colorado Ballet 29
A R T I S T I C S TA F F G i l B o g g s, Ar t i st i c D i rec t or
Gil Boggs began his dance career with the Atlanta Ballet. He joined American Ballet Theatre in New York in 1982 and was promoted to soloist dancer in 1984 and principal dancer in 1991. Boggs was a member of the company for 17 years. Boggs also performed with the Twyla Tharp Dance Company, Baryshnikov and Company, Nureyev and Friends, and made several guest appearances around the world. During his career with ABT, he was recognized as both an accomplished virtuoso and one of the company’s most popular performers. Boggs has worked with numerous noted choreographers, including Agnes de Mille, Sir Kenneth MacMillan, Paul Taylor, Mark Morris, Jerome Robbins and Merce Cunningham and has an extensive performance repertoire of both classical and contemporary works. Boggs accepted the position of Artistic Director with Colorado Ballet in the Spring of 2006. In Boggs’ tenure with Colorado Ballet he has restaged full-length productions of Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty, Giselle, Don Quixote and Coppélia along with adding new full-length productions of Romeo & Juliet, Cinderella, Le Corsaire, Beauty and the Beast and Peter Pan. Boggs has also presented 17 world premieres and 18 Colorado Ballet premieres by such renowned choreographers as Twyla Tharp, Lar Lubovitch, Anthony Tudor, Val Caniparoli, Dwight Rhoden and Lynne Taylor-Corbett.
S a n d r a Brow n, Ba l l et Ma st er / Assi st a nt to th e Artistic Dire cto r
Sandra Brown joined American Ballet Theatre in 1987 under the directorship of Mikhail Baryshnikov, where she remained until 2003. During that time, she danced numerous classical, full-length principal roles and gained recognition for her leading contemporary roles. Most notably, she created and danced the world premiere role of Desdemona in Lar Lubovitch’s full-length Othello. During her tenure at ABT, she was chosen by Mikhail Baryshnikov to choreograph for the American Ballet Theatre Choreographic Workshop. Brown appears in ABT’s film productions of Romeo and Juliet, Le Corsaire, and the documentary Ballet. She was featured in the movie Center Stage and appears in the film The Company. She also achieved recognition by appearing on Broadway as Louise Bigelow in the Tony Award-winning 1994 revival of Carousel, directed by Nicholas Hytner and choreographed by Sir Kenneth MacMillan at the Vivian Beaumont Theater. In 2003, Brown left ABT to pursue work as a freelance artist. During this time, she was asked to perform as a guest artist at the Vail International Festival. She also taught and choreographed for the ABT Summer Intensive. In 2006, she joined her husband, Gil Boggs, to work with Colorado Ballet. Since then, she has assisted staging the full-length productions of Giselle, Don Quixote, The Nutcracker, Coppélia, The Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, and Christopher Wheeldon’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. In addition, she has staged Lar Lubovitch's Smile with My Heart, Dwight Rhoden's Ave Maria, Twyla Tharp’s In The Upper Room, Clark Tippet's Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1, and Edwaard Liang's Feast of the Gods. During that past 17 years as Ballet Master, she has choreographed many scenes in Colorado Ballet's productions as well as a multitude of ballets for the Bal de Ballet, an event hosted by the Denver Ballet Guild. In 2014, she gained critical acclaim for the ballet The Last Beat, which she created on the dancers of Colorado Ballet to the music of DeVotchKa.
L o r i t a Tr a v a gl i a , Ba l l et Ma st er
Lorita Travaglia is originally from New Zealand. She received her ballet training at the National School of Ballet and later the Royal Ballet School in London. Lorita made her debut as a professional dancer with the Berlin Ballet. After six years with the Company, she moved to the United States where she worked with Princeton Ballet, Boston Ballet, Atlanta Ballet and International Ballet Rotaru, dancing solo and principal roles in a wide range of repertoire. Her favorite roles include Odette/Odile in Swan Lake, Swanhilda in Coppélia, Cinderella, Sugarplum Fairy in The Nutcracker and Paquita. In 1992, Lorita returned to New Zealand, but continued to perform as a guest artist with companies in the United States as well as Company Z, a contemporary dance company in New Zealand. Lorita began teaching in 1988 while still performing and studied the Vaganova methodology. She was the principal teacher for a professional training program in Auckland, New Zealand and later, as artistic director of Canyon Concert Ballet in Fort Collins, Colorado, she set up a similar aspirant program. In 1999, Lorita joined Colorado Ballet as director of the Apprentice Program and company repetiteur, and has been ballet master since 2006. Her choreography includes Equanimity, Aspects, Pictures at an Exhibition, Piazzolla and, most recently, The Angel of Buenos Aires for Colorado Ballet and a full-length The Nutcracker for Canyon Concert Ballet. Lorita graduated from the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2000 and has a private practice in Denver. She is an avid tango dancer and is the Creative Director of Parasol Arts.
Ma r i a Mosi na , Ba l l et Ma st er
Maria Mosina was born in Moscow and graduated from the Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Russia. Upon graduation, Maria joined the Bolshoi Ballet Grigorovich Company and immediately was chosen for principal roles. She toured the world appearing on all major European, American, African and Asian stages. In 1995, Maria was invited by Colorado Ballet to join as a leading principal dancer. She performed all major parts in classical productions and also had the chance to show her talent in neoclassical, modern and contemporary choreographed master pieces. Maria was a featured dancer on the cover of Dance Magazine and has been featured in other magazine articles. She holds a bachelor's degree in methodology and pedagogy from the Moscow State Academy of Choreography. She is also an active ballet instructor throughout the United States. She participated as a master teacher and judge for the Youth American Grand Prix. Maria performed leading roles in all major productions as a member of the Company, as well as a guest artist with many other festivals, galas, and companies. After 21 seasons as a principal dancer with Colorado Ballet, she retired at the end of the 2016/2017 season. She has now joined the artistic staff of the company.
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Adam Flatt has served as Music Director and Principal Conductor of Colorado Ballet since 2007, conducting hundreds of performances in the Ellie Caulkins Opera House leading the acclaimed Colorado Ballet Orchestra. Well known to Colorado audiences, Adam also served as Associate Conductor of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra where he led over 250 concerts in a five-year tenure, as Music Director of the Denver Philharmonic, and as Music Director of the Denver Young Artists Orchestra for seven years, leading that orchestra at home in Denver and on international tours. In addition to his work at Colorado Ballet, Adam is Music Director of the Newport Symphony Orchestra on the Oregon coast, and the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra. As a guest conductor he leads performances with symphony orchestras, ballet companies and opera companies all over the United States. He has served on the musical faculties of both the Rocky Ridge Music Center and Summerfest at the Curtis Institute of Music. Adam Flatt has his bachelor’s degree in music with honors from the University of California at Berkeley, and his master’s degree in conducting from the Indiana University School of Music. Adam Flatt and his family make their home in Denver.
C a t h e r i ne Sa i l er, Assoc i a t e C onduc t or
Catherine Sailer, Director of Choral Studies at the University of Denver, conducts the Lamont Chorale, Lamont Women’s Chorus and the Evans Choir. She is also the Associate Conductor of the Colorado Ballet Orchestra. She was named the winner of the Robert Shaw Fellowship in 2005, chosen by Chorus America and supported by Warner Brothers and the National Endowment for the Arts. Her other awards include first place at the American Choral Director’s Association Conducting Competition. Conducting Credits include the Atlanta Symphony Chorus and Orchestra, the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic, Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra, Beijing Symphony Orchestra, the National Opera of China, the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music Orchestra and the Central City Opera. Sailer has been a conducting fellow with the Dale Warland Singers, the Kansas City Chorale, the Chicago Symphony Chorus, the Carnegie Hall Workshop Chorus, and the Orchestra of St. Luke’s. She has collaborated as conductor or chorus master with singers William Warfield and Marilyn Horne and conductors Victor Yampolsky, Marius Szmolij, Stephen Alltop, David Amram, Tan Dun, David Fanshawe, and Marin Alsop. Sailer was invited to conduct in the National Conducting Institute with the National Symphony Orchestra as a student of Leonard Slatkin. She also conducted performances of the festival chorus and orchestra at the Oregon Bach Festival under the tutelage of Helmuth Rilling. Catherine Sailer received the Doctor of Music with honors in conducting from Northwestern University and the Bachelor and Master of Music degrees in Piano Performance and Conducting from the University of Denver. She has served as Assistant Conductor of the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, the Denver Young Artists Orchestra and as Music Director of the Musica Sacra Chamber Orchestra. She is an active guest and festival conductor for choir and orchestra and her collegiate ensembles have appeared at Colorado Music Educator’s Association and Southwest divisional conferences of the American Choral Director’s Association.
COLORADO BALLET ORCHESTRA Adam Flatt, Music Director & Principal Conductor I Catherine Sailer, Associate Conductor 1st Violin Takanori Sugishita, Concertmaster Mary Evans Robyn Sosa Adrienne Short Gyongyver Petheo Annamaria Karacsony
Cello Jeff Watson, Principal Charles Lee Sara Fierer
Clarinet Kellan Toohey, Principal Michelle Orman, 2nd
Bass David Crowe, Principal Yu-chen Yang
Michelle Orman
2nd Violin Margaret Soper-Gutierrez, Principal 2nd Benjamin Tomkins Stephanie Bork Chris Menter Tori Woodrow
Flute Paul Nagem, Principal Elizabeth Sadilek-Labenski, 2nd
Viola Michael Brook, Principal Stephanie Mientka Lora Stevens
Bass Clarinet
Bassoon Brian Jack, Principal Kaori Uno-Jack, 2nd
Piccolo Elizabeth Sadilek-Labenski
Horn Lauren Robinson, Principal Susie Fritts, 2nd Matthew Scheffelman, 3rd Stuart Mock, 4th
Oboe Ian Wisekal, Principal Brittany Bonner, 2nd
Trumpet John King, Principal Derek McDonald, 2nd
English Horn Brittany Bonner
Trombone Bron Wright, Principal Robert Olds, 2nd
Bass Trombone Andy Wolfe Tuba Mike Dunn Percussion Peter Cooper, Principal Carl Dixon Timpani Mark Foster, Principal Harp Pamela Eldridge, Principal Celeste Catherine Sailer, Principal Orchestra Personnel Manager April Johannesen
Colorado Ballet Orchestra members are represented by the Denver Musicians Association, Local 20-623 of the American Federation of musicians.
C O LO R A D O BA L L E T DAN C E R S
P R I N C I PA L S
From left to right
Jennifer Grace (she/her)
Mario Labrador (he/him)
Bozeman, Montana
Antioch, California
Soloist in 2020, Principal in 2021
Soloist in 2021, Principal in 2021
Christophor Moulton (he/him)
Jonnathan Ramirez (he/him)
Asuka Sasaki (she/her)
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Cali, Columbia
Nagano, Japan
Corps de Ballet in 2010, Soloist in 2017,
Soloist in 2020, Principal in 2020
Corps de Ballet in 2005, Soloist in 2010,
Principal in 2023
Principal in 2017
SOLOISTS Leah McFadden
Jessica Payne (she/her)
Dowagiac, Michigan
San Clemente, California
Apprentice in 2018, Corps de Ballet in
Corps de Ballet in 2020, Soloist in 2022
2019, Soloist in 2020
Kevin Gaël Thomas (he/him)
Sarah Tryon (she/her)
Cannes, France
Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Apprentice in 2007, Corps de Ballet in
Corps de Ballet in 2015, Soloist in 2021
2009, Soloist in 2016
The dancers and artistic staff of Colorado Ballet celebrate and gratefully acknowledge the generosity of Lynnette Morrison, Founding Sponsor of the company's Dancer Wellness Program.
C O LO R A D O BA L L E T DAN C E R S
DEMISOLOISTS Mackenzie Dessens Studinski
Bryce Lee (he/him)
(she/her) New Orleans, Louisiana
Mission Viejo, California
Apprentice in 2015, Corps de Ballet in
Corps de Ballet in 2016, Demi-Soloist
2017, Demi-Soloist in 2021
in 2022
Ariel McCarty* (she/her)
Sean Omandam (he/him)
Jeremy Studinski (he/him)
Allen, Texas
Fresno, California
Broomfield, Colorado
Apprentice in 2018, Corps de Ballet in
Apprentice in 2005, Corps de Ballet in
Corps de Ballet in 2017, Demi-Soloist
2020, Demi-Soloist in 2022
2007, Demi-Soloist in 2019
in 2022
CORPS DE BALLET
Alexandra Wilson* (she/her)
Kenny Allen (he/him)
Highlands Ranch, Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Apprentice in 2019, Corps de Ballet in
Apprentice in 2022, Corps de Ballet
2020, Demi-Soloist in 2022
in 2023
Joshua Allenback (he/him)
Catherine Aoki* (she/her)
Cato Berry (he/him)
Pueblo, Colorado
Ogden, Utah
Seattle, Washington
Apprentice in 2014, Corps de Ballet
Apprentice in 2020, Corps de Ballet
Corps de Ballet in 2022
in 2016
in 2022 *Indicates training with Colorado Ballet Academy
C O LO R A D O BA L L E T DAN C E R S
Alexandra Gilliom* (she/her)
Sheridan Guerin (she/her)
Liam Hogan (he/him)
Denver, Colorado
Cedar Hill, Texas
Houston, Texas
Apprentice in 2021, Corps de Ballet
Apprentice in 2020, Corps de Ballet
Apprentice in 2019, Corps de Ballet
in 2023
in 2022
in 2020
Ever Larson* (she/her)
Catherine McGregor (she/her)
Patrick Mihm (he/him)
Denver, Colorado
Jacksonville, Florida
Dubuque, Iowa
Apprentice in 2020, Corps de Ballet
Apprentice in 2020, Corps de Ballet
Apprentice in 2021, Corps de Ballet
in 2021
in 2022
in 2023
Christopher Mitchell (he/him)
Alexander Roy (he/him)
Sara Thomas (she/her)
Denver, Colorado
Chicago, Illinois
Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Corps de Ballet in 2021
Apprentice in 2019, Corps de Ballet
Apprentice in 2017, Corps de Ballet
in 2020
in 2019
APPRENTICES
Cruz Vining (he/him)
Lily Bines (she/her)
Phoenix, Arizona
Dallas, Texas
Corps de Ballet in 2023
Apprentice in 2023
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Mylie Buck (she/her)
Leopold Foster (he/him)
Stefanee Montesantos (she/her)
Greeley, Colorado
Princeton Junction, New Jersey
Hinsdale, Illinois
Apprentice in 2023
Apprentice in 2023
Apprentice in 2022
Sonata Ross* (she/her)
Tate Ryner* (they/them)
Lili Travaglia* (she/her)
Fort Collins, Colorado
Littleton, Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Apprentice in 2022
Apprentice in 2023
Apprentice in 2023
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ST U D I O C O M PAN Y DAN C E R S
Photo by Andrea Flanagan
In alphabetical order: Camille Boggs, Noelle Burtschi, Ella Gozdieski, Lily Hagan, Emmanuelle Hendrickson,
Alexander Holms, Tiffany Hopkins, Brooke Janney, Chloe Kinzler, Heather Ludlow, Sarah Claire Martin, Poppy Martinez-Cox, Wyatt Mier, Rheana Montesantos, Keara Nichols, Nura Parikh, Calvin Peterson, Delaney Rae, Axel Rickard, Ryder Rickard, Ryan Smallwood, Caroline Sowers
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GUEST ARTISTS & DESIGNERS G re g o r y K. Gonza l es, Guest Ar t i st
Gregory Gonzales graduated from the University of Northern Colorado with a degree in Sports Fitness/Kinesiology and Dance Minor. He was a dance scholarship recipient and Best Dancer Award winner while there. His teachers include: Larry Boyette, Dr. Sandra Minton, Karen Genoff-Campbell, James Clouser, Milenko Banovic, Jeanette Triomphe to name a few. Gregory has danced with several companies over the years, both ballet and modern. These include: The Dance Connection, David Taylor Dance Theater, Nevada Dance Theater, Ballet Arizona, Wylliams-Henry Dance Theater, Opera Colorado, Ballet Pacifica, Kim Robards Dance, Les Ballet Grandiva, Zikr Dance Ensemble, Ballet Ariel and the Colorado Ballet. He spent the bulk of his career at Colorado Ballet where he was promoted to Principal Dancer in 1997. Gregory has had the opportunity to work with many leading choreographers both past and present such as Christopher Wheeldon, Stanton Welch, Milton Myers, Doug Varone and Toro Shimuzake and to dance in ballets ranging from classical and romantic periods to Balanchine, Graham and contemporary works. Gregory also choreographs and was a Choreographer in Residence for the Colorado Ballet from 2003-2004. He created and/or collaborated on ballets such as Carmina Burana, Peter Pan, Broken Web, Incantation and Last Breath. He has choreographed for the University of Northern Colorado, The Dawson-Wallace Dance Project, Ballet Ariel, The Denver Independent Choreographer’s Dance Project, Denver School of the Arts, Presenting Denver Dance Festival, Engage Movement Arts, etc. Gregory was adjudicated and is a member of the Society of American Fight Directors and is recommended in rapier and dagger. He founded On Edge Productions with three other colleagues and created shows, both comedy and drama, that featured stage combat. Gregory currently dances with Colorado Ballet as a resident guest artist and with Ballet Ariel. He teaches ballet, character, acting for dancers and floor barre. He also teaches anatomy using the Anatomy In Clay® System to dancers and for Anatomy In Clay® Centers. He has played guitar and bandoneon for the Natural Tango Tipica Orquesta and studied Argentine Tango and has created and directed work for Tango Colorado and Parasol Arts. Gregory is a recipient of the Legends of Dance Award for 2019 from the Dance Archive University of Denver.
T h o m a s Boy d , Sc eni c D esi g n
Originally from Kansas, Thomas Boyd performed 12 years with Chicago Ballet, Chicago Contemporary Dance Theater and Houston Ballet. From 1986 to 2012, Mr. Boyd was head of production for Houston Ballet, where he worked with noted designers like Peter Farmer, Desmond Heeley, David Walker and Walter Nobbe. In 2013, Mr. Boyd reunited with a long-time friend when Li Cunxin assumed artistic directorship of Queensland Ballet, recruiting Mr. Boyd as Technical Director. Mr. Boyd’s designs for ballets choreographed by Ben Stevenson, Natalie Weir, Trey McIntyre, Stanton Welch and Ma Cong have been produced around the world for companies including Houston Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, National Ballet of Estonia, Ballet de Santiago, National Ballet of China, and Queensland Ballet.
H o l l y H y nes, C ost ume D esi g n
Holly Hynes is an international award-winning costume designer with over 250 ballets to her credit, including more than 70 at New York City Ballet. Hynes’ designs are also on view in companies around the world, including American Ballet Theatre; The Bolshoi Ballet in Moscow, Russia; National Ballet of Canada; La Scala Ballet in Milan, Italy; The Kirov Ballet in Saint Petersburg, Russia; The Royal Ballet in London; Ballet de l’Opéra National de Paris, The Royal Danish Ballet in Copenhagen; Bulgarian State Ballet in Sofia, Bulgaria, Miami City Ballet; Koninklijk Ballet van Vlaanderen in Antwerp, Belgium; San Francisco Ballet; Houston Ballet; Den Norske Ballet in Oslo, Norway; Finnish National; BalletMet in Columbus, Ohio; Philadelphia Ballet formally known as Pennsylvania Ballet in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Ballet Vancouver, Canada; Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Canada; American Repertory Ballet in Princeton, New Jersey; Pacific Northwest Ballet, Seattle, Washington; Atlanta Ballet, Georgia; Nashville Ballet, Tennessee; Ballet Pacifica, California; Dance Galaxy, New York; Joffrey Ballet in Chicago, Illinois; and The Suzanne Farrell Ballet at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, where she served as the resident costume designer for 19 years. Hynes was Director of Costumes for the New York City Ballet from 1985-2006. In 2018 Holly received the Theatre Developement Fund/Irene Sharaff Lifetime Achievment Award in New York City. She and husband of 42 years, Jim Zulakis have two children who both work in the arts. Learn more about Holly at hollyhynes.com
To d d E l m er, L i ght i ng D esi g n
Mr. Elmer came to Colorado Ballet in 2008 from an extensive background designing lighting for live performance: theatre, opera, dance, and ballet, which included ten consecutive years touring domestically and internationally from 1984-94 while based in New York. He was the Lighting Director for American Ballet Theatre, Baryshnikov’s White Oak Dance Project, Wes Chapman’s American Ballet, Production Stage Manager for three Festival on Ice U.S. National Tours, and Lighting Supervisor for ABT’s junior company, ABT II. He has traveled in all but 6 U.S. states and worked in 12 foreign countries. This new Nutcracker is his 19th production with Colorado Ballet. Since relocating to New Mexico in 1994, other long-term clients include Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, the Wheelwright Museum of The American Indian, and the New Mexico School for the Arts dance department. His beginning in ballet came in 1982 lighting NYCB’s School of American Ballet annual performances in Lincoln Center, a relationship that lasted 37 years. In New York he also designed lighting for numerous Off-Broadway shows, theatre and opera productions for the Juilliard School, and has served in either design, managerial, or technical capacities at Louisville Ballet, Oregon Ballet Theatre, Maria Benitez Teatro Flamenco, Telluride/Alpine Dance, Richmond Ballet, Bermuda and Spoleto Festivals, Santa Fe Opera, and the Yale Repertory Theatre.
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All Stars: American Artists from The Phillips Collection is organized by The Phillips Collection in collaboration with the Denver Art Museum. Support is provided by the Tom Taplin Jr. and Ted Taplin Endowment, the Birnbaum Social Discourse Project, Drs. Ellen and Morris Susman, Lisë Gander and Andy Main, Mike Leprino Family Foundation, the Kristin and Charles Lohmiller Exhibitions Fund, the donors to the Annual Fund Leadership Campaign, and the residents who support the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD). Promotional support is provided by 5280 Magazine and CBS Colorado. Walt Kuhn, Plumes (detail), 1931. Oil on canvas; 40 in. x 30 in. The Phillips Collection: Acquired 1932
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STAFF DIRECTORY Artistic Director Gil Boggs Executive Director Sameed Afghani
ACADEMY Academy Director Erica Fischbach Director of Men’s Training Domenico Luciano Academy Principal Bernadette Torres Lower Division Coordinator Suellen De Villiers Assistant Academy Principal Gabrielle Johnson Academy Operations Manager Julie Anderson Academy Administrators Lindsay Falter Bianca Kovalenko
Summer Intensive Operations Manager Sean Omandam Academy Wardrobe Manager Jennifer Aiken Visit coloradoballet.org to see all teaching staff
ADVANCEMENT Chief Advancement Officer Karen Sumner Senior Director of Development Ashley Harkrader Assistant Director of Institutional Giving Caitlin Jacobsen Development Administrator Sophia Koop Manager of Events and Annual Giving Andy Cota
ARTISTIC Assistant to the Artistic Director/Ballet Master Sandra Brown Ballet Masters Lorita Travaglia Maria Mosina
MARKETING & PUBLIC RELATIONS Director of Marketing & Communications Rachel Perez Marketing Manager Melissa Longiaru
Music Director & Principal Conductor Adam Flatt
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Director of Production James Whitehill Production & Advancement Coordinator Kristina Sablatura Company Manager Julia Sattler Production Stage Manager Hally Albers Assistant Stage Manager & Facilities Xaalan Dolence Wardrobe/Shoe Manager & Costume Designer Shirin Lankarani Head Carpenter Mike “Bos” Boswell Assistant Carpenter/ Flyman Jared Cook Head Electrician Rita Richardson Assistant Electrician Amanda Short Head Property Master Nate Oldham
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