July 21-Aug 3, 2022
Welcome to our
10th Anniversary Season
About the
Artists
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Rotary Charities of Traverse City
Glen Arbor Arts Center
Stephanie Wiitala & the Cathedral Barn @ Historic Barns Park
Katie Jones & The Garden Theater, Frankfort
The Kettering Family Foundation
Begonia Charitable Foundation
Dance Arts Academy
The Croft Residency
DTE Energy Foundation
Michigan Humanities
The Robet Foundation
Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation
The Michigan Arts and Culture Council (MACC)
Shorts Brewery
Leland Township Library
Friends of the Leland Township Library
Mawby Sparkling
And to the many individuals who offer their time, talents and resources to help make our performances happen!
Acknowledgements
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Something I Had in Mind
Mauro de Candia, choreographer
Music:
Variations on "O mamma, mamma cara" from "Il Carnevale di Venezia", Op. 10 by Niccolò Paganini (1782-1840)
"Non, je ne regrette rien" by Charles Dumont, as recorded by Édith Piaf
Dancers:
Sierra French, Gabriella Dorman, Juan Duarte, Annia Hidalgo, Myles King, Cristian Laverde Koenig, Nathan Young, Kara Wilkes
Music Interlude
Jordan Hamilton & The Lasso
Music
in Circles
Jennifer McQuiston Lott, choreographer
Music:
Music in Circles, Pt 1 & 2 by Andrew Norman, as performed and recorded by yMusic
Dancers:
Gabriella Dorman, Juan Duarte
Spring II
Brent Whitney, choreographer
Music:
The Four Seasons - Violin Concerto in E Major, RV 269, “Spring” : II. Largo by Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)
Recorded by the Traverse Symphony Orchestra
Kevin Rhodes, conductor / Hal Grossman, violin
Dancers:
Sierra French, Cristian Laverde Koenig
INTERMISSION
1.5 DEGREES
Kara Wilkes, choreographer
Jordan Hamilton, composer/cello
The Lasso, music collaborator
Dancers:
Gabriella Dorman, Juan Duarte, Annia Hidalgo, Myles King, Nathan Young
1.) Droughts, wildfires
2.) Rising sea levels
3.) Storms
"The dramatic impacts of climate change have been exposed with devastating clarity. How integral a healthy environment is to the enjoyment of all our other rights."
~Agnes Callamard, Secretary General of Amnesty International
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1.5 DEGREES is made possible through the TCDP's 2022 NewVo Fellowship. Through NewVo, the TCDP connects dance and music artists to make collaborative works, providing them with funds, time, space, mentorship and performance opportunities within the regional community. Special thanks to the Rotary Charities of Traverse City for their generous support of this initiative.
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Help us our $20,000 goal with a gift to the Traverse City Dance Project
