Maurice Fraga, producer, choreographer
Lindsay Browning, choreographer
Daniel Padierna, choreographer
Katherine Zukeri, choreographer
Karlyn R. Viña, Percussion Ensemble director

March 28–30, 2025
Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre
Shenandoah Conservatory

This production contains theatrical haze and strobe lighting effects. Contact the Box Office or speak with an usher for more information.

Wah (2014)

music by Juri Seo (b. 1981)

MUSICIANS

Danielle DiPaolo, Alex Gamboa, August Morris, Jasmine Perry, Anneliese Walrath, wah wah tubes

WORLD PREMIERE

How Do I Make This Work?

choreography by Katherine Zukeri
music: “Half Light” (2017) by Taylor Joshua Rankin (b. 1991)

DANCERS

Amil Giunti, Kathryn Bumbalo, Sabrina Wiles, Maria Pomares, Anna Lovrich, Kylie Johnson, Alexis Berentzen, Kirsten Davis, Kaliyah Fridia, Olivia Kouletsis, Evan Mucciarone, Avery Eisenhauer, Josiah O'Connor, Liannah Carey, Mary Jane Cossel, Ariana Gaub, Laniya Hodge, Sophia Kenworthey, Lauren Scott, Maya Muncy, Luna Orozco-Orihuela, Jillian Taylor, Clara Chenault, Alyssa Martinez, Amanda Poling, Emily Chludzinski, Antonyo Douglas, Tatum  LeGault, Jessalyn Snyder, Abigail Wescott, Leah Calloway, Ava James, Jenna-Lee Butler, Christopher Harmon

MUSICIANS

Jacob Derges, Brandon Divita, Ethan Richardson, percussion

Omnes Trio (2019)

music by Andrea Venet (b. 1983)

MUSICIANS

Ethan Richardson, Logan Sawyer, Jasmine Perry, percussion

Untitled

music: “Mallet Quartet” (2009) by Steve Reich (b. 1936)

I. fast
II. slow
III. fast

MUSICIANS

Karlyn R. Viña, Ethan Fox, vibraphones
Christopher Boxall, Alex Gamboa, marimbas

- intermission -

WORLD PREMIERE

At Ease in Stillness

choreography by Lindsay Browning
costumes by Cheryl Yancey
music: “Tree Songs” (2023) by Florence Anna Maunders (b. 1979)

IV. Fruiting
II. Trunks

DANCERS

Rylie Barr, Lia Carey, Katelynn Clukey, Mary Jane Cossel, Paige DeFrees, Jenna Eckenrod, Kaliyah Fridia, Ella Gibson, Amil Giunti, Lyndsi Good, Laniya Hodge, Kylie Johnson, Brianna Keller, Layla Kurtz, Anna Lovrich, Kate Mark, Emma Potter, Connor Richmond, Lauren Scott, Jillian Taylor, Rachel Tomnay, Alayna Watkins, Sabrina Wiles, Toni-Trenette Williams

MUSICIANS

Ethan Fox, Brodie Meyers, Anneliese Walrath, Christopher Boxall, percussion

Board Games (2006)

music by Joseph Tompkins (b. 1970)

MUSICIANS

Lukas Dannenberg, Logan Sawyer, August Morris, percussion

WORLD PREMIERE

ATDK x Brown x Viñao

choreography by Maurice Fraga
costume design by Cheryl Yancey
music: “Book of Grooves” for two marimbas (2011) by Alejandro Viñao (b. 1951)

III. Texture Groove
IV. Dance Groove Drifting

DANCERS

Rylie Barr, Alexis Berentzen, Clara Chenault, Paige DeFrees, Jenna Eckenrod, Sophia Kenworthey, Olivia Kouletsis, Laya Kurtz, Kate Mark, Ava Meyer, Maya Muncy, Ella Newman, Luna Orozco-Orihuela, Annika Rodoff, Sabrina Van Voorhis, Renny White

UNDERSTUDY

Mia Williams

MUSICIANS

Alex Gamboa, Anneliese Walrath, marimbas

Untitled

music: “Soulfood” (2023) by Jlin (b. 1987)

MUSICIANS

Brodie Meyers, Lukas Dannenberg, Jacob Derges, Brandon Divita, percussion

The Listen Everywhere system in Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre is provided in part by Hearing Life: Winchester.

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