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Evening Program
ACT I
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY Act I, Garland Dance
Music: Tchaikovsky
Choreography: C.R. Barrett after PetipaNaima Akhmed, Emiliana Bissonette, Lily Cunninghham, Rose Cunningham, Katie McShane, Niyantha Neelakanten, and Asiya Taalaeva
Nina Batt, Victoria Chulsky, Analise Conrad, Emil Heisler, Arlo Janson, Atlas Janson, Madina Karaeva, Alexandra Kovacs, Aliin Kubanychbekova, Malay Moffett, Addie Paproski and Natalie Reyes
Ainsley Bothell, Julia Galles, Faryn Glago, Emily Gubanich, Josie Hellma, John Paul Heisler, Ulysees Janson Estelle Lapina, Emily Pappas
Iris Stanley and Sophia Tarasova
SWAN LAKE pas de trois
Music: Tchaikovsky
Choreography: PetipaEntree
Maren Heisler and Maria Kanski, with Homer Janson
1st Variation
Maria Kanski
2nd Variation
Homer Janson
3rd Variation
Maren Heisler
Coda
Maren Heisler and Maria Kanski, with Homer Janson
OPUS 1
Music: Denise Beck
Choreography: Claudia Rudolf Barrett
Julia Gubanich, John Paul Heisler, Ulysees Janson, Emily Pappas and Iris StanleyVAMANOS
Music: Hifana
Choreography R:odrigo Almarales1st Movement
Amelia Clement, Jennifer Clements, Maren Heisler, Homer Janson, Maria Kanski, Micah VanPatten and Maria Voronov.2nd Movement
Micah VanPattenFinale
Entire CastINTERMISSION
ACT II
Student Modern Choreography Collaboration
Music: Helen Jane Long
Staging: Karen Kurelis
Choreography: Each solo created by the performer!
John Paul Heisler, Maren Heisler, Homer Janson, Ulysees Janson and Micah VanPattenYouth America Grand Prix Solos
Queen of the Dryads
Music: Minkus
Choreography: Petipa
Amelia ClementNightscape
Choreography: Karen Kurelis
Homer JansonLes Sylphides
Music: Chopin
Choreography: Petipa
Jennifer ClementsPas D’Esclave
Music: Adolphe Adam
Choreography: Joseph Maziliez
Micah VanPattenPaquita pas de trois Male Variation
Music: Édouard Deldevez
Choreography: Petipa
Homer JansonSleeping Beauty Excerpts
Music: Tchaikovsky
Choreography: PetipaThe Sleeping Beauty, based on the Fairy Tale by Charles Perrault
Act III, Little Red Riding Hood
Ainsely Bothell and Ulysees Janson
Act III, Jewels:
In order of apprearanceAmelia Clement, Emerald
Jennifer Clements, Sapphire
Maria Voronov, Diamond
Maren Heisler, Ruby1st Movement
Entire Cast
2nd Movement
Amelia Clement, Maria Kanski, Maria Voronov
3rd Movement
Maren Heisler
Finale
Entire Cast
Prologue
The King
David Hunter*The Queen
Karen Hunter*Master of Ceremonies, Cattabutte
Fulton Heisler**Corps
Ainsley Bothell, Julia Galles, Faryn Glago, Emily Gubanich, Josie Hellman, Estelle Lapina, Emily Pappas, Iris Stanley and Sophia Tarasova.
John Paul Heisler, Homer Janson and Ulysees Janson.Fairies
Crystal Fountain, McKenzie Thomas
Fairy of the Enchanted Garden, Maren Heisler
Fairy of Generosity, Maria Voronov
Canary Fairy, Maria Kanski
Violente, Amelia Clement
The Lilac Fairy, Micah VanPattenCoda
Entire Cast*David and Karen Hunter have participated in and supported various bto productions including all Nutcracker productions since 1993. Karen Hunter has been a student of bto since it’s beginning in 1993 (and before).
**Fulton Heisler trained at bto for 10 years and last year received a full scholarship to The Rock School in Philadelphia and recently a summer scholarship to Ballet X. Congratulations Fulton!
Artists, Choreographers:
Claudia Rudolf Barrett, Founder
Claudia Rudolf Barrett received her initial training at the College Conservatory of Music (CCM), and earned her BAS and MFA from CCM. As an original dancer, soloist and Ballet Mistress of the Cincinnati Ballet Company from 1963 until 1990, Ms Barrett worked under five artistic directors and with teachers and choreographers from major companies around the world. In 1993 Claudia opened her school, ballet tech® of ohio, bringing many instructors of world renown to inspire her students.
Rodrigo Almarales, ChoreographerRodrigo Almarales trained with National Ballet School (Cuba), National
Ballet School (Mexico), National Ballet School (Canada) and Hamburg
Ballet School. Rodrigo performed as a soloist from 2007 to 2009 with the
Deutsche Oper am Rhein in Germany and was a top-seven finalist on
Italian television show “Amici” in 2009. He spent the 2010-2011 season
with Boston Ballet before joining Cincinnati Ballet in 2011.
Rodrigo’s extensive performance experience includes full-length ballets
such as The Nutcracker, Giselle, Swan Lake, Cinderella, Don Quixote, The
Sleeping Beauty, and Romeo and Julie. He was a Bronze Medal recipient
in the Varna International Ballet Competition in 2008 and in the Korea
International Ballet Competition in 2009. In 2012 he was the silver medal
recipient for the Helsinki International Ballet competition. He has performed in multiple international galas and has performed principal roles with the Mongolian National Ballet and the Tokyo Komaki Ballet. In 2016, Almarales staged the Ballet Royalty Gala in Havana, Cuba. Rodrigo retired from performing in 2018 to focus on his business ventures. He, however, continues to teach and choreograph around the world.Acknowledgements
Claudia Rudolf Barrett would like to express her appreciation for in kind services of the following:
Jacob Addison for slide show design, online program, communication and Web Design.
Fulton Heisler, David Hunter and Karen Hunter for participating in this production.
Karey Janson for design & costume construction.
The Janson and Heisler families as well as Jonathan Clement and David Hunter for back stage load in & out and backstage assistance.
All backstage and front of house volunteers.
The Murphy Theatre and its wonderful team.