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Nasby
A NOTE FROM Chelsea
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the Ballet East premier of Cinderella,
performed by the students of the school. The school’s approach to pedagogy
fosters the coexistence of classical ballet and contemporary disciplines. The
program offers students a holistic dance education by blending core technique
with repertoire and performance opportunities. Our program has been
designed to effectively prepare students for a career in dance. I look forward to
sharing our work with you!
mission
Ballet East’s mission is to provide the highest quality of dance education
BE seeks to produce
students with superior artistic qualifications to
enhance future employment and to enrich the cultural
through an accelerated training program.
growth of our community.
Ballet East, formerly Susan Lyle Studios, has many successful program graduates.
Recent graduates include: Alexander Anderson (Juilliard, 2013 Princess Grace
Recipient in Dance, 2014 Nederlands Dans Theater II Company Member); Eliana
Girard (Winner of So You Think You Can Dance Season 9); Malisa Prisarojn
(Miami City Ballet Pre-Professional Program); and Bree Nasby (SUNY Purchase).
Ballet East invites you to join us for the Young Dancers Workshop June 30th – July
11th and the Summer Intensive July 28th – August 15th, 2014. For registration
information please contact Ballet East at 561.683.0096 or balleteastfl@gmail.
com.
Warmly,
Artistic Director and Owner
Presents
Cinderella & Mixed Rep 2014
Friday, June 20th, 2014 ~ 6:30 PM
Saturday, June 21st, 2014 ~ 1:30 PM
Artistic Director
Chelsea Nasby
Faculty
Wendy Broxson, Doreen Cafarella, Chelsea Nasby, Julie O’Connell,
Olivier Pardina, Emma Parssi (Trainee), Marcie Russo, Charlene Shaw
Stage Manager
Shannon McShane
Lighting Design
Chris Esterline
Photography
KRG Photography
Video Production
LaFrance Films
Tech Crew
Chris Bell
Julie Adle
Brian Masters
Andre Lancaster
Marc Washington
A DVD recording of this performance is available for purchase in the lobby.
The use of cameras, videos or any other recording devises is strictly
prohibited in the theatre!
Welcome Guest Artists
ALEXANDER ANDERSON
Born and raised in West Palm Beach, Florida, Alexander Anderson began his early
dance training at the age of 12 with Susan Lyle Studios (now known as Ballet East).
Anderson went on to graduate from the Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts.
Over the recent summers, Alex has had the opportunity to work with Emily Molar (‘11),
Idan Sharai (‘12), Manuel Vignoulle (‘12) and Stefan Laks (‘13) as part of Springboard
Danse Montreal. Anderson attended San Francisco Conservatory of Dance (‘11),
Nederlands Dans Theater (‘12 and ‘13). While attending Juilliard, Alex performed
works by Matthew Neenan, Alex Ketley, and Susan Shields; and in December of 2013,
Piña Baush’s “Wind Von West.” He also has performed repertory pieces by Jose Limon,
Nacho Duato, Alexander Ekman, William Forsythe, and Elliot Feld. Aside from dancing,
he has developed a love of choreography. Starting in his freshmen year he received
Choreographic Honors from Juilliard for pieces entitled “Unresolved” (‘10), “In the
Demand of Time” (‘12), “Diminished” (‘13), “Unraveled” (‘13) and “The Lucid Dream”
(‘14). Alex now holds a B.F.A. in dance from The Juilliard School and will be moving to
Holland to join Nederland’s Dans Theater II for its 2014 - 2015 season.
TREYDEN CHAIARAVALLOTI
Treyden Chiaravalloti, age 16, started his love of dance at Miss Jody’s Place to Dance
under Jody Sorrell, and continued at Southern Dance Theatre under Penni Greenly,
both in Boynton Beach. He attended BAK middle School of the Arts and Alexander W.
Dreyfoos School of the Arts for dance training. He currently is on scholarship in the
pre-professional program at Next Generation Ballet, under the direction of Peter Stark,
Ivonne Lemus, and Julio Montano. He played the role of the Nutcracker Prince for
Miami City Ballet; Bluebird in Sleeping Beauty for Diane Partington Studio of Classical
Ballet; and Russian lead and shepherd’s doll for Central Florida Ballet’s The Nutcracker.
Treyden has attended summer programs at HARID Conservatory, Carreno Dance
Festival, Orlando Ballet, and Next Generation Ballet. This summer he will attend Ballet
West on scholarship.
PIERRE CLERGER
Born in Providence, Rhode Island and raised in West Palm Beach, Pierre Clerger started
training with Susan Lyle Studios (now known as Ballet East) at the age of 17. He is a
2012 graduate of Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts with Jan Hanniford as Dean.
Pierre has worked with the Artistic Director of Ailey II Troy Powell, as well as many others.
He now attends The University of the Arts located in Philadelphia, where he is working
toward his B.F.A. in dance. He has had the good fortune of working with Sidra Bell from
Sidra Bell Dance in New York, as well as rep from William Forsythe. Pierre will return to
University of the Arts in the fall, with a strong focus in modern dance.
BREE NASBY
Bree received her formal training at Susan Lyle Studios (now known as Ballet East),
as well as Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts as a dance major. She continued
her professional dance training at SUNY Purchase College in New York, where she
graduated with honors - receiving her BFA in Dance Performance. Nasby has performed
works by Mark Morris, Ori Flomin, and Doug Varone. She has attended Hubbard Street
Dance Chicago’s summer intensive and studied at the London Contemporary Dance
School in 2012. This summer she will venture to Los Angeles to attend BODYTRAFFIC’s
summer intensive and then to Tel Aviv for the Gaga intensive.
Mixed Repertoire 2014
VARIATIONS ON BACH
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
Performed by Carley Anderson, Aspen Bohn, Evelyn Borden, Tara Brigham, Olivia
Izenwasser, Paige Lewis, Breana McGhee, Bianca Napolitano, Daisia Pulz, Reese Rengstl,
Madison Russo, Sydney Sheldon
Awards: 2014 American Dance Competition Top 15 Ensembles
ON AIR
Choreography by Alexander Anderson
Music by Max Richter
Performed by Gianna Theodore
2014 Merit Scholar Recipient from the National YoungArts Foundation in Modern Dance; studying
this summer at The Juilliard School
PRINCESS FLORINE VARIATION FROM SLEEPING BEAUTY
Choreography by Marius Petipa
Music composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Coached by Doreen Cafarella and Marcie Russo
Performed by Breana McGhee
2014 Florida Dance Masters Seventh Place Recipient; studying this summer at The HARID
Conservatory and Sarasota Ballet
MUSIC BOX
Choreography by Wendy Broxson
Music by George Winston
Performed by Payton Borowski, Bianca Bowonthamachakr, Casey Brown, Gabriella
Brockway, Sophie Izenwasser, Anayia Jacques, Taylor Johnson, Jarrhana Labastille,
Genevieve Merkle, Madison Piedra, Gia Prince, Laci Rodriguez, Regine Seche, Hailey
Taylor
GAMZATTI VARIATION FROM LA BAYADÈRE
Choreography by Marius Petipa
Music composed by Ludwig Minkus
Coached by Doreen Cafarella and Marcie Russo
Performed by Carley Anderson
2014 Tampa Youth America Grand Prix Top 15 (Contemporary), 2014 American Dance Competition
Seventh Place Recipient (Contemporary), 2014 Florida Dance Masters Fourth Place Recipient;
studying this summer at The Orlando Ballet School
KÉSARKÚ
Choreography by Chelsea Nasby
Music by Venetian Snares
Performed by Aspen Bohn
2014 Florida Dance Masters First Place Recipient; studying this summer at Miami City Ballet School
PATH #01
Choreography by Chelsea Nasby
Music by CoH and Justice
Performed by Erica Borden, Kacey Candea, Sydney Coggins, Toni Owens, Sophia Rose,
Jordyn White
PERSEVERANCE
Student Choreography by Daisia Pulz
Music by Max Richter
Performed by Daisia Pulz
2014 Florida Dance Masters Eleventh and Ninth Place Recipient, 2014 Florida Dance Masters Student
Choreography Award; studying this summer at The Orlando Ballet School
ARMS WIDE OPEN
Choreography by Wendy Broxson
Music by Creed
Performed by Karsyn Baughman, Catie Brown, Luana Castro, Milena Chib, Jamie
Miranda, Ashley Nazzar, Leah Rodriguez, Rylee Schaefer, Isabella Soto, Jessica Soto,
Angelina Tharitimanont
FAUST
Choreography by Chelsea Nasby
Music by Daniel Hope, Simon Halsey & Deutsches Kammerorchester Berlin
Performed by Paige Lewis
American Dance Competition Sixth Place Recipient (Contemporary)/Eleventh Place Recipient (Ballet),
2014 Florida Dance Masters Third Place Recipient; studying this summer at Carolina Ballet
42ND STREET
Choreography by Busby Berkley
Staged by Julie O’Connell
Rehearsed by Emma Parssi
Music by Harry Warren
Performed by Emma Parssi, Olivia Przysinda, Daisia Pulz, Reese Rengstl, Sydney
Sheldon, Jordyn White
CUPID VARIATION FROM DON QUIXOTE
Choreography by Marius Petipa
Coached by Doreen Cafarella and Marcie Russo
Composed by Léon Minkus
Performed by Erica Borden
2014 Florida Dance Masters Sixth Place Recipient (12 and under); studying this summer at Ballet East
LA SONNAMBULA
Choreography by Chelsea Nasby
Music by Cecilia Bartoli
Performed by Olivia Izenwasser
2014 Florida Dance Masters Thirteenth Place Recipient; studying this summer at Ballet East
HAIRSPRAY
Choreography by Julie O’Connell
Rehearsed by Emma Parssi
Music by Marc Shaiman
Performed by Payton Borowski, Bianca Bowonthamachakr, Casey Brown, Gabriella
Brockway, Sophie Izenwasser, Anayia Jacques, Jarrhana Labastille, Madison Piedra, Laci
Rodriguez, Regine Seche, Hailey Taylor
NORTHERN LIGHTS
Choreography by Wendy Broxson
Music by George Winston
Performed by Jessica Anastase, Carley Anderson, Aspen Bohn, Erica Borden, Evelyn
Borden, Kacey Candea, Breana McGhee, Toni Owens, Daisia Pulz, Reese Rengstl, Juliana
Romero, Sydney Sheldon, Jordyn White, Leah Wilson-Griffith
ALBRECHT VARIATION FROM GISELLE
Choreography by Jean Coralli
Coached by Doreen Cafarella, Olivier Pardina, Marcie Russo
Composed by Jules Perrot
Performed by Jules Mabie
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PHOSPHOROUS
Choreography by Chelsea Nasby
Music by Philip Glass
Performed by Madison Russo
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SPARKLING DIAMONDS
Choreography by Chelsea Nasby
Music by Nicole Kidman
Performed by Catie Brown, Milena Chib, Jamie Miranda, Ashley Nazzar, Leah Rodriguez,
Rylee Schaefer, Angelina Tharitimanont
FLOATING POINTS
Choreography by Chelsea Nasby
Music by Alexander Kostruba
Performed by Jessica Anastase, Evelyn Borden, Stephanie Bravo, Tara Brigham, Bianca
Napolitano, Daisia Pulz, Reese Rengstl, Sydney Sheldon, Leah Wilson-Griffith
PROVOST
Choreography by Chelsea Nasby
Music by Hanan Townshend and Ane Brun with excerpt from Dead Poets Society
Performed by Carley Anderson, Aspen Bohn, Kerry Castor, Carolina Guerrero, Olivia
Izenwasser, Christina Kontos, Paige Lewis, Jules Mabie, Breana McGhee, Emma Parssi,
Madison Russo, Gianna Theodore
EXCERPT FROM MONGER
Choreography by Barak Marshall
Permission to perform granted by Barak Marshall
Music by Balkan Beat Box
Performed by Bree Nasby with Treyden Chiaravalloti, Pierre Clerger
Susan Lyle Studios (now Ballet East) Alumna, 2014 SUNY Purchase Graduate with Honors; studying
this summer at BODYTRAFFIC and The Gaga Summer Intensive in Tel Aviv, Israel
PARDON ME WHILE I DANCE
Choreography by Julie O’Connell
Music by Harry Connick Jr.
Performed by Emma Parssi
2014 Ballet East Trainee Faculty; studying this summer at American Tap Dance Foundation –
Pre-professional Program at Tap City, Broadway Theatre Project, and Ballet East
ZUIT SUIT RIOT
Choreography by Julie O’Connell
Rehearsed by Emma Parssi
Music by CPD
Performed by Catie Brown, Jamie Miranda, Ashley Nazzar, Rylee Schaefer, Isabella
Soto, Jessica Soto, Angelina Tharitimanont
HOW DID I FORGET?
Choreography by Alexander Anderson
Music by Olafur Arnalds
Performed by Alexander Anderson
Saturday matinée only
2014 graduate of the Juilliard School; Nederlands Dans Theater II 2014-2015 Season contracted
company member
TABULA RASA
Choreography by Chelsea Nasby
Music by Arvo Pärt
Performed by Carley Anderson, Aspen Bohn, Erica Borden, Evelyn Borden, Tara
Brigham, Olivia Izenwasser, Paige Lewis, Breana McGhee, Bianca Napolitano, Daisia
Pulz, Reese Rengstl, Madison Russo, Sydney Sheldon, Leah Wilson-Griffith
Awards: 2014 Youth America Grand Prix Tampa Top 15 Ensemble Pieces, Youth America Gran Prix
Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow Gala Invitational, 2014 American Dance Competition
second place ensemble recipient, 2014 Choreography Award Recipient from ADC/IBC, 2014 Florida
Dance Masters first place recipient overall
INTERMISSION
(LAST CALL TO PURCHASE RAFFLE TICKETS)
Preserve the memory of this performance by placing an order for the
2014 Cinderella DVD. Order forms available in the lobby.
Please visit www.KRGPhotography.com to view and purchase photos
from tonight’s performance.
Cinderella
Directed by Chelsea Nasby with inspiration from Christopher Wheeldon’s Cinderella
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella, Marcie Russo, Charlene Shaw
Composed by Sergei Sergeyevich Prokofiev
Music edits by David Schanzer
As the curtain rises, Young Cinderella playfully jumps rope when suddenly her mother
becomes ill and tragically passes. Young Cinderella is overwhelmed with sorrow, spending much
of her youth visiting her mother’s grave.
Meanwhile, at the Palace Gallery the King reveals that time has come for the Prince to
find his bride. The King orders the butler to retrieve the written invitations to a Royal Ball where
the Prince will find a suitor for the thrown. The Prince angrily protests claiming that he should
not be forced into a marriage without finding true love. The King becomes enraged by the
Prince’s objection and orders the Prince off to begin distributing the invitations.
Cinderella perched in her kitchen daydreams of happier times. Now a beautiful young
woman masked by filth and treated as a servant by her wicked stepmother and her two homely
stepsisters. Although Cinderella’s father loves her very much, he is hen-pecked by his wife and
unable to protect Cinderella from this abuse. Still, Cinderella remains cheerful and helpful to
everyone.
Suddenly, the Prince arrives with the butler to formally invite all eligible brides to
the Royal Ball. The forceful mother and her two gawky daughters rip invitations out of the
butler’s hand and overwhelm the Prince as he is forced out of their home as Cinderella appears.
Everyone prepares for the ball and the family departs. Only Cinderella is left behind. Wishing
that she, too, could go to the ball, as she longs for the chance to dance with the Prince.
In a grandiose swoop of smoke Fate, who has agreed to watch over Cinderella,
appears bearing gifts. Fate brings on the four seasons and shows Cinderella the possibilities that
life holds for change and happiness. After an exuberant dance of celebration, Fate and the four
seasons bestow on Cinderella everything she needs to go to the ball, including an enchanting
coach. With a final warning that she must leave the ball by midnight, they bid her a fond
farewell.
At the Prince’s palace, a magnificent ball is underway. The Prince enters and greets his
guests, including the stepsisters and their ambitious mother, who are eager to attract his special
attention. International Princesses arrive from abroad to test their luck for the Prince’s affection.
When Cinderella arrives, all the court is captivated by her loveliness, especially the Prince.
Making their way through the waltzing ladies, Cinderella and the Prince dance for each other,
conveying their joy that they have met.
The court then moves to the balustrade to admire the evening sky. Left alone, the
Prince and Cinderella dance a pas de deux of wonder and discovery. The court returns for the
last dance of the evening, and Cinderella, caught up in her reverie, forgets Fate’s warning. As she
realizes that the clock is striking midnight, she flees in panic, leaving the Prince and the court
bewildered at her abrupt exit. Only a slipper remains as a clue to her identity.
At home, again among her menial tasks, Cinderella remembers the amazing events
that have given her a glimpse of the happiness she seeks. Her stepsisters, for their part, grumble
that the Prince has overlooked them in favor of the mysterious newcomer. Meanwhile, the
Prince searches for the woman whose foot fits the majestic slipper.
Eventually, the Prince arrives at Cinderella’s home, where not only her stepsisters but
even her stepmother are determined to try on the slipper. To their astonishment, it is Cinderella’s
foot that fits perfectly.
Acknowledging their love, Cinderella and the Prince are transported to the Fate’s
realm, where love reigns happily ever after and fondest dreams do indeed come true.
***
INTRODUCTION
Cinderella Act 1
Choreography by Marcie Russo
YOUNG CINDERELLA
Erica Borden
CINDERELLA’S FATHER
Robert Scruggs
CINDERELLA’S MOTHER
Christina Kontos
FATE
Aspen Bohn. Choreography by Marcie Russo
CINDERELLA
Madison Russo. Choreography by Marcie Russo
PALACE GALLERY
Choreography by Marcie Russo
BUTLER
Jules Mabie
PRINCE
Treyden Chiaravalloti
KING
Pierre Clerger
QUEEN
Bree Nasby
CINDERELLA’S KITCHEN
Choreography by Marcie Russo
HORTENSIA (EVIL STEPMOTHER)
Christina Kontos
EDWINA & CLEMENTINE
Emma Parssi & Juliana Romero
FOREST SCENE
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
SPRING FAIRY
Breana McGhee. Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
SPRING IVY
Choreography by Charlene Shaw
Bianca Bowonthamachakr, Casey Brown, Sophie Izenwasser, Anayia Jacques,
Jarrhana Labastille, Madison Piedra, Gia Prince, Hailey Taylor
SUMMER FAIRY
Paige Lewis. Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
SUMMER SUNFLOWERS
Choreography by Charlene Shaw
Kacey Candea and Sydney Sheldon with Lindsey Candea, Julianna Jules,
Jessica Lamour, Jayla Miranda, Katya Montoya, Alivia Murgio, Sophia Negron,
Jayden Ramsdell
AUTUMN FAIRY
Carley Anderson. Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
AUTUMN LEAVES
Choreography by Marcie Russo
Payton Borowski, Gabriella Brockway, Taylor Johnson, Genevieve Merkle, Laci
Rodriguez, Regine Seche
WINTER FAIRY
Tara Brigham. Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
WINTER SNOW
Choreography by Marcie Russo
Kacey Candea and Sydney Sheldon with Lindsey Candea, Julianna Jules,
Jessica Lamour, Jayla Miranda, Katya Montoya, Alivia Murgio, Sophia Negron,
Jayden Ramsdell
FAIRY CODA
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
TAKE HEED OF WARNING
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
Carley Anderson, Aspen Bohn, Tara Brigham, Paige Lewis, Breana McGhee, Madison
Russo with Evelyn Borden, Bianca Napolitano, Daisia Pulz, Reese Rengstl, Sydney
Sheldon, Leah Wilson-Griffith
OFF TO THE ROYAL BALL
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
Carley Anderson, Aspen Bohn, Tara Brigham, Paige Lewis, Breana McGhee, Madison
Russo with Evelyn Borden, Bianca Napolitano, Daisia Pulz, Reese Rengstl, Sydney
Sheldon, Leah Wilson-Griffith
SLIGHT PAUSE PLEASE STAY SEATED
Act 2
HANDMAIDENS
Choreography by Marcie Russo
Kacey Candea, Sydney Coggins, Toni Owens, Olivia Przysinda, Jordyn White
BALLROOM WALTZ
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
Jessica Anastase, Erica Borden, Evelyn Borden, Stephanie Bravo, Bianca Napolitano,
Daisia Pulz, Reese Rengstl, Sophia Rose, Sydney Sheldon, Leah Wilson-Griffith
BUTLER (MASTER OF CEREMONIES)
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
Jules Mabie
ENTRANCE OF THE PRINCE
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
PAS DE TROIS?
Choreography by Marcie Russo
Treyden Chiaravalloti with Emma Parssi and Juliana Romero
INTERNATIONAL PRINCESSES
Choreography by Marcie Russo
RUSSIAN PRINCESS
Olivia Izenwasser
BALINESE PRINCESS
Carolina Guerrero
SPANISH PRINCESS
Gianna Theodore
ENTRANCE OF CINDERELLA
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
CINDERELLA’S VARIATION
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
PRINCE’S VARIATION
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
REFRESHMENTS
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
PAS DE DEUX OF THE PRINCE AND CINDERELLA
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
THE CLOCK STRIKES MIDNIGHT
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
THE SHOE TRIAL
Choreography by Marcie Russo
Act 3
CINDERELLA AWAKES
Choreography by Marcie Russo
THE MORNING AFTER THE BALL
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
THE SHOE FITS
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
THE WEDDING
Choreography by Doreen Cafarella
Please stay in the audience for the Scholarship and Award Ceremony immediately
following each performance.
2014 ACHIEVEMENTS
Alumnus ALEXANDER ANDERSON
– Graduate (The Juilliard School),
Accepted Contract with Nederlands
Dans II;
Student CARLEY ANDERSON –2014
Youth America Grand Prix Tampa Top 12,
2014 American Dance Competition 7th
Place Recipient (Contemporary); Student
ASPEN BOHN – 2014 Florida Dance
Masters 1st Place Recipient; Student
ERICA BORDEN – 2014 Florida Dance
Masters 6th Place Recipient; Student
PAIGE LEWIS 2014 Youth America
Grand Prix Tampa Top 12, 2014 American
Dance Competition 6th Place Recipient
(Contemporary) 11th Place Recipient
(Classical);
Student JULES MABIE – 2014
Youth America Grand Prix Tampa
2nd Place Recipient (Classical), 2014
American Dance Competition Silver
Medal Recipient (Classical), 2014 Jury
Encouragement Award;
Student BREANA MCGHEE –
2014 Florida Dance Masters 7th Place
Recipient; Alumna BREE NASBY –
Graduate with Honors from SUNY
Purchase;
Student MADISON RUSSO – 2014
Youth America Grand Prix Tampa Second
Place Recipient (Contemporary), 2014
American Dance Competition Gold
Medal (Contemporary), Silver Medal
Recipient (Classical), 2014 Recipient of
the Fernando Bujones
Achievement Award;
Student GIANNA THEODORE –
National YoungArts Foundation Merit
Scholar in Dance/Modern
SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS
2014 Youth America Grand Prix
Tampa Top 15 Ensembles, invited
to perform at the Stars of Today
Meet the Stars of Tomorrow Gala;
2014 American Dance
Competition 2nd Place Ensemble
Recipient, 13th Place Ensemble
Recipient; 2014 Outstanding
Choreography Awarded to
Chelsea Nasby;
2014 Florida Dance Masters 1st
Place Ensemble Recipient
SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM
BENEFITS OF SPONSORSHIP
Ballet East, formerly Susan Lyle Studios,
has been providing professional dance
education to young students in Palm
Beach County for the past 44 years. To
continue providing our students with
wonderful performance opportunities,
original productions, scholarships for
underprivileged students and professional
training, additional funding is needed. Each
Season BE offers individuals and businesses
the opportunity to sponsor our school.
TICKET PRIORITY
Sponsors have ticket-buying priority with
first access to prime seating locations for
school performances.
Ballet East Sponsorship Program
information contact: 561.683.009
or [email protected]
COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS
Sponsors who donate $150 or more will
receive complimentary tickets to select
Ballet East School productions.
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Corporate and private sponsors are listed
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corporate site.
INVESTOR ($1,000 OR MORE)
T.O. & Candy Nasby
Tollef and Shirley Nasby
DIRECTOR ($250 OR MORE)
Animal Hospital at the Marketplace
Robin & Sarah Anderson
Bernie’s Carpet and Upholstery
Bonnie Bowers
The Grzymala & Gitlan Family
The Medlin Family
Eli and Abdel Nazzar
Michael and Marcie Russo
Searcy, Denney, Scarola, Barnhart & Shipley
PRINCIPAL ($100 - $249)
Dave and Nadean Anderson
Atlas Signs
The Borowski Family
John Bowers
Tony and Doreen Cafarella
Judge Fine and Mrs. Fine
The Merkle Family
SOLOIST ($50- $99)
The Pulz Family
CORPS DE BALLET ($25 - $49)
Mark R. Stein M.D., F.A.C.P.
ANNUAL SPONSORS
Ballet East sincerely appreciates the gifts of our annual
contributors and those who support our school productions
and special scholarship programs.
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Daisia,
Congratulations on
another great year.
We’re very proud of
your academic
and dance
accomplishments!
Enjoy your time at
The Orlando Ballet
Summer Intensive.
Love,
Mom & Dad
John C. Hunton
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Congratulations Madison Russo!!!
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We Love You and We Are Very Proud of You!!!
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Credits
The Students and the Faculty at Ballet East would like to give thanks to everyone
that volunteered and made donations to make this performance a success!
Prop and Set Design
Allen Borden, Audrey Borden, Ed Brockway, Melodie Brockway, Tony Cafarella, Ray Griffith, Jazz
Jules, Ralph Mabie, Suzanne Mabie, Rob McGregor, Jackie Przysinda, Ed Pulz, Kim Pulz, Marcie
Russo, Sylvia Scarola, Wendy Sheldon, Gordon Steppens,
Patricia Steppens, Kim Wilson, Lindsey Wilson-Griffith
Prop Manager
Brittney Anderson
Costume Design
Benefis
Cinderella -Ballroom, 4 Fairies, Fate, International Princesses, Prince, Stepsisters, Waltz Bodices
Kristi Medlin of KC Designs
Cinderella-Peasant, King, Stepmother, Queen, Waltz Tutus
Diane Schaubach of DQ Designs
Princess Florine
Costume Alterations and Sewing
Nadean Anderson, Melissa Baughman, Jeanmarie Benoist, Audrey Borden, Shelia Brigham,
Melodie Brockway, Kelli Candea, Tiffany Davis, Angela Eckman, Maria Guerrero, Jolie Izenwasser,
Jazz Jules, Angela McGhee, Frances Napolitano, Eli Nazzar, Jeannette Parssi, Jackie Przysinda, Kim
Pulz, Kim Rengstl, Lisa Rose, Wendy Sheldon, Alisa Tharitimanont, Nadia Theodore, Kim Wilson
Raffle Baskets
Kim Pulz & the Ballet East Youth Ensemble
Cinderella T-Shirts
Pylon Press Screen Printing
Kenneth Grzymala
Flowers
Jazz Jules
Program Photographs
KRG Photography
Program Design
Chelsea Nasby, Jeannette Parssi, Bill Underwood
Thank you to all of the monitors and backstage volunteers!