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DanceWorks Chicago with the Shenandoah Conservatory Dance Ensemble
Friday, February 2, 2024 at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, February 3, 2024 at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, February 4, 2024 at 2:30 p.m.
Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre
Shenandoah Conservatory
This production contains theatrical haze and a strobe effect. Contact the Box Office or speak with an usher for more information.
Flamingos (2019, adaptation)
choreography by Katie Vickers
music by Laila Tafur y Charo Martín, Droguita del experticio; music by Sounds of the Earth, Feel the Wind at Your Back; music by by Alba Audio, Forest Nature Sounds Birds Singing for Relaxation Mindfulness & Meditation; music by Aurelio Selles, Malagueña de Enrique El Mellizo; Stani mi, music by Rafael Jiménez Falo, Maytcho; Pregón del Mercado; music by Lole y Manuel, Sangre Gitana y Mora
lighting design by Katie Vickers
Liannah Carey, Isaiah Cavallero, Avery Eisenhauer, Lyndsi Good, Angel Khaytyan, Oliva Kouletsis, Skylar Matos, Hannah Mu, Mia Philippon, Ian Sabatine, David Anthony Scheuerman, Amelia Shultz
Understudies
Laniya Hodge, Emma Potter
DanceWorks Chicago
the rate in which I am (2013)
choreography by Joshua Manculich
music by Dustin O’Halloran
lighting design by Todd L. Clark
costume design by Joshua Manculich
staged by DanceWorks Chicago dancers Mia Philippon, David Anthony Scheuerman, Amelia Shultz
Hannah Campbell, Paige DeFrees, Kiana Ducusin, Kaliyah Fridia, Anna Irwin, Anna Lovrich, Ella McCauley, Josiah O'Connor
DanceWorks Chicago
Veiled Encounters (2022)
choreography by Brandon DiCriscio
music by Ezio Bosso
lighting design by Jacob Snodgrass
costume design by Jeff Hancock
FRIDAY
Isaiah Cavallero, Angel Khaytyan, Hannah Mu, Mia Philippon, David Anthony Scheuerman
SATURDAY
Isaiah Cavallero, Angel Khaytyan, Hannah Mu, David Anthony Scheuerman, Amelia Shultz
SUNDAY
Isaiah Cavallero, Angel Khaytyan, Mia Philippon, David Anthony Scheuerman, Amelia Shultz
- intermission -
DanceWorks Chicago
Having Words (Excerpt, 2014)
choreography by casebolt and smith
DanceWorks Chicago
Isaiah Cavallero, Angel Khaytyan, Hannah Mu, Mia Philippon, David Anthony Scheuerman, Amelia Shultz
DanceWorks Chicago with the Shenandoah Conservatory Dance Ensemble
Mutter Matters (2020)
choreography by Charissa-Lee Barton
music by Clark Terry, Count Basie, Duke Ellington
lighting design by Philip Schroll
costume design by Vin
staged by DanceWorks Chicago dancers Isaiah Cavallero, Angel Khaytyan, Hannah Mu
Katie Bumbalo, Katie Jo Clukey, Kylie Johnson, Layla Kurtz, Evan Mucciarone, Ashley Reed, Eliza Sisk
Shenandoah Conservatory Dance Ensemble
Treasured Spirits (2023)
choreography by Daniel Padierna with creative contributions from the performers
music written by M. Alperin, Legends, performed by Bulgarian Voices Angelite and Huun-Huur-Tu; music written by Carsten Nicolai, Uni Normal, performed by alva noto; music written by Jacob Gurevitsch, If da Vinci Was a Girl, performed by Jacob Gurevitsch
lighting design by Miriah D. Borden
Hannah Black, Alexa Boyles, Hannah Campbell, Tiffanie Carson, Brittany Copp, Ally Dede, Kiana Ducusin, Tyson Francis, Alexa Guadagnoli, Anna Irwin, Jenna Lucy, Skylar Matos, Ella McCauley, Ashley Reed, Ian Sabatine
This project with DanceWorks Chicago and the Shenandoah Conservatory Dance Division is made possible through a generous gift from Marjorie Lewis.
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