ALABAMA REPERTORY DANCE THEATREOctober 23-25, 2020

Now celebrating its 29th season, Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre (ARDT) was established and designed to provide performing opportunities for dance majors and to promote excellence in dance performance for our students at The University of Alabama.

This concert is comprised of a collection of screendances produced by the esteemed dance faculty at UA. Screendance is a medium of dance that merges cinematography and choreography to produce original work that fuels innovation, consequently pushing the art form in a new direction, thus impacting the ways we perceive dance. This collection features stimulating and provocative films that depict movement both viscerally and conceptually while challenging traditional notions of choreography. The films include numerous visual abstractions while depicting movement in a conceptual context, with all the eccentricities screendance offers as a storytelling medium. Diverse in thematic and conceptual approach, these films also encompass a broad range of cinematographic styles, digital applications and subject matter traversing global perspectives. We hope you will be treated to a transformative visual experience that merges both performance and cinematic aesthetics, while capturing your imagination around the infinite possibilities of how movement may be presented.

We invite you to join us as we embark upon our first virtual performance of the Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre.

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Lawrence M. Jackson

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR/LIGHTING DESIGNER

Lyndell T. McDonald†

STAGE MANAGER

Rachel BagleyCOSTUME DESIGNER

Tiffany Yeager

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Alabama Repertory Dance TheatreWhat’s Next?Choreographer: Aidan S. Nettles with the dancersDancers: Samantha Atkinson, Corrine Calhoun, Ana Difato, Carey Hodovanich, Libby Julian, Sophia Kline, Karsyn Lemley, Gracie McCraney, Sydney Pogue, Caitlyn Savage, Elena Smith, Julia Smith, Alexa Smitherman, Madeline Stevenosky, Emmaline TurnerDirector of Photography: Katy WeskeCinematographer: Steven JenkinsEditors: Aidan S. Nettles and Steven JenkinsProduction Assistants: Carter Atkinson, Maria Caprio, Ansley Carr, Mary Olivia Dudley, Emma Claire Dykes, Caio Godoy, Savannah Golden, Laura Martinez-Aguilar, Hannah Mixon, Micaela Sebby, Katy WeskeMusic: A Coin in Nine HandsComposer: Nicolas JaarBMI Work #26718960, published by Mattitude Music LLC.

PressureChoreographer: Fen Kennedy with the dancersDirector: Fen KennedyDancers: Carter Atkinson, Jordan Bee, Taylor Binkley, Jenni Chapman, Mary Taylor Gee, Samantha Moody, Emma O’Brien, Simeon Saub, Bria TynerDirector of Photography: Melissa YesCinematographers: Melissa Yes, Sunday StokesEditor: Melissa YesSound Designer: Matt ReynoldsMusic: Music sampled from ElkComposer: MeydänElk is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

A Shadow of Familiar SoundsChoreographer: Rebecca Salzer with the dancersDancers: George Berry, Lana Fuqua, Mallory Henderson, Heather Jones, Caroline McGrath, Camari Murdock, Bailey Smith, Jamie Stannard, Megan Violet, Derreck WilliamsCinematographers: George Berry, Lana Fuqua, Mallory Henderson, Heather Jones, Caroline McGrath, Camari Murdock, Bailey Smith, Jamie Stannard, Megan Violet, Derreck WilliamsEditor: Rebecca SalzerMusic: Inquiry into the nature of the warm asphalt beneath my feet with lines lining things upComposed and Performed by: Colin Kemper, Graduate Student in Music Composition, The University of Alabama School of Music

wish you were hereChoreographer: Sarah M. Barry with the dancersDancers: Chloe Bartine, Ansley Carr, Emma Dean, Hannah Hall, Morganne Hoffmann, Sarah Osucha, Danielle Pope, Brelyn Reece, Madison Smith, Skylar Thompson, Katy WeskeCinematographer: Mark BarryEditor: Mark BarryMusic: soliloquy.Composer: Tyler Jones, Graduate Student in Music Composition, The University of Alabama School of Music

say her name... tooChoreographer: Lawrence M. Jackson with the dancersDancers: Eryn Cade, Chandler Davis, Ashleigh Hartnett, Maurgan Haynes, Jaylin Caroline MartinCinematographer: Emilia StuartEditor: John VirciglioMusic: DawnComposer: Brandon Hall, Graduate Student in Music Composition, The University of Alabama School of Music

CHOREOGRAPHERSLawrence M. Jackson is an Associate Professor of Dance and serves as the Associate Chair of Dance, Artistic Director of the Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre and Director of Graduate Studies in Dance at the University of Alabama. Within the Dance program, Jackson teaches both undergraduate and graduate Jazz, Contemporary, Dance History and Choreography. In addition to his duties within the Department of Theatre and Dance, Lawrence also serves as Chair of the College of Arts and Sciences Diversity Committee and President of the Alabama Dance

Council Executive Board.

Professionally, he devoted several years with the internationally acclaimed modern dance company, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble. Additionally, he has performed as a guest artist in a variety of concert dance venues. Choreographically, Lawrence has produced over 85 original choreographic works. Most recently, he choreographed an off-Broadway production, Separate and Equal, which was subsequently nominated for an AUDELCO Award for Best Choreography.

As a scholar, Lawrence has published in many scholarly journals in the field of Black Dance. Most notably, he co-edited and published a special edition devoted to Black Dance in the Journal of Pan African Studies, the second occurrence in history, where an academic journal edition was committed solely to Black Dance.

Sarah M. Barry, MFA, CLMA is a Professor of Dance, and serves as Chair of the Department of Theatre and Dance. She teaches contemporary technique, choreography, improvisation, and pedagogy. She is the Artistic Director of Yonder Contemporary Dance Company, which has performed across the southeast region and internationally at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland. Sarah was honored to be a Leadership Board Faculty Fellow, as well as a recipient of UA’s prestigious Outstanding Commitment to Teaching Award and the Druid City Arts

Award for Dance Educator of the Year. Sarah’s choreography has been shown across the U.S. and internationally, including performances in Italy, Switzerland, and Scotland. She was awarded an NEA American Masterpieces grant and the Alabama State Council on the Arts Individual Artist Grant. Sarah’s film “there, again” was selected for the Kalamata International Dance Festival, the Festival Miden in Greece and the San Francisco Dance Film Festival. Her film “so you want me always to paint flowers” was selected for the Utah Dance Film Festival and Motion Captured in Texas. Sarah also has publications in the Journal of Dance Education, the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters, and the Journal of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science.

CHOREOGRAPHERS

Dr. Fen Kennedy is an Assistant Professor of Dance at the University of Alabama. Their research - practical and theoretical - investigates the articulation of social and cultural norms, and how dance has the power to change and challenge our values. Their work has been published in Dance Chronicle, The Journal of Dance Education, The Activist History Review, and is forthcoming in Politics as Public Art: The Aesthetics of Organizing and Social Movements. Their choreography has most recently been seen on Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre, at C for

Courtside Gallery, and in SHAPE Residency’s Virtual Exhibit. In pandemic-free times Kennedy also travels and teaches social partner dancing across the United States.

Aidan S. Nettles, MFA, is a Full Time Teaching Instructor of Dance at the University of Alabama. Nettles received a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Dance at the University of Alabama and a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) with Distinction from the University of Roehampton in London, UK. During her tenure at UA, Aidan presided over the Nu Delta Alpha National Dance Honor Society and served as UA Parent Ambassador before graduating with honors as a Blount Scholar. Throughout hermatriculation at Roehampton, she taught dance at the

Roehampton Dance Society and Amplified Arts Academy; served as program representative for postgraduate dance studies; presented a paper at the Young Conference at Ghent University in Belgium; and later served as the Young Conference Chair. Nettles received the International Excellence and Roehampton Vice Chancellor’s Award for scholarly achievement. Since 2015, Nettles served as counselor and recently Assistant Director of the American Ballet Theatre Summer Intensive. Nettles danced with Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre, Dance Alabama! and Dance Collection. Precollegiate dance study includes training from Tina Trinkler, the Nutmeg Conservatory in Torrington, CT; and studies with Mira Popovich, Eleanor D’Antuono, Kirk Peterson, Moses Pendleton, and many more. Nettles enjoys teaching ballet, contemporary and jazz to children and youth; and has choreographed and scored competitive programs and television performances. Aidan Nettles is an ABT® Certified Teacher, who has successfully completed the ABT® Teacher Training Intensive in Pre-Primary through Level 5 of the ABT® National Training Curriculum.

DESIGNERSLyndell T. McDonald† currently serves as Assistant Professor and Technical Director for Dance at The University of Alabama. He is a member of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) local 78 stage union and has a preferred concentration in lighting design. In addition, he has served as lighting designer and technical director for Dance Alabama! and Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre for over a decade with oversight of six dance productions annually. He previously served as the guest lighting designer for Contemporary

Choreographers Collective (COCO) Dance Festival in Trinidad and Tobago and for American College Dance Association South-West Region Conference at Texas Tech University. He also served as Lighting Designer for the Birmingham Ballet, Birmingham Dance Theatre, NS Studio and the Pointe Dance Arts all located in Birmingham, AL. His theater design credits include: LaRonde, The Grapes of Wrath, The Piano Lesson and Romeo and Juliet just to name a few. His union credits include production setup for Jay-Z’s Holy Grail tour, Miranda Lambert’s Platinum tour and Mama Mia!. He has produced work for the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, American Ballet Theatre, Opera Birmingham and Theatre Tuscaloosa. He holds a BA and an MFA in Design and Technical Production from The University of Alabama. In addition to his academic and performing arts experience, Lyndell also owns an event lighting and production company, 2L7, LLC. The company manages and designs lighting and decor for special events including formal galas, fundraisers and weddings.

CHOREOGRAPHERS

Rebecca Salzer, Associate Professor of Dance and Director of the Collaborative Arts Research Initiative at The University of Alabama, is an intermedia dance artist and educator. Her work for the stage has been seen in Chicago, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco, where she directed Rebecca Salzer Dance Theater for a decade. Her award-winning films and videos have been programmed in national and international venues and on public affiliate television stations KQED, KPBS, and WTTW. Salzer is a Jacob K. Javits Fellow. She holds a B.A. in Humanities

from Yale University and an M.F.A. in Dance Theatre from the University of California, San Diego. Ms. Salzer also serves as Project Director for the Dancing Digital Project, supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities (dancingdigital.org), which works toward creating and facilitating more centralized, accessible, equitable, and forward-thinking dance resources online.

DESIGNERS

Tiffany Yeager Originally a freelance costume designer from Texas, Tiffany is excited to serve UA Theatre and Dance in the new role as Faculty Costume Designer for Dance. She is a proud graduate of The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa (MFA) and Texas State University, San Marcos (BFA), with both degrees in Costume Design and Production. Having returned to Tuscaloosa in 2014, her freelance focus over the last several years has been mainly competition costumes for local Dance Studios, as well as a variety of costumes and clothing for solo

dancers, majorettes, cheerleaders, Mardi Gras participants and formal/bridal gowns. Costume design show credits include: Separate and Equal, Dialogues of the Carmelites, Into the Woods, The Spanish Tragedy, Cymbeline, Othello, Misalliance, Hell: Paradise Found, and Animal Crackers.

Matt Reynolds serves as Assistant Professor of Lighting, Sound and Digital Design at The University of Alabama. In addition to UA, New Mexico State University, Michigan State University (M.F.A. ’12), and Indiana University (B.A. ’08), his work has been enjoyed at 59E59 Theatre (Off-Broadway), Red Mountain Theatre Company, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Steel Magic Theatre, Horizon Theatre, American Southwest Theatre Company, Phoenix Theatre, Cardinal Stage, and Brown County Playhouse, among others. Some of his favorite designs include Aunt Raini

(directed by Mark Medoff), Far from Finished (starring Jeffrey Tambor and Neil Patrick Harris), and Rent (directed by Scott Burkell). Matt has also designed for fantastic choreographers such as George Pinney, Jin Wen Yu, Bella Lewitzky, Debra Knapp, Sherrie Barr, and Iris Rosa. Matt’s accolades include the Gretel Geist Design Award, multiple publications by the United States Institute for Theatre Technology and Southern Theatre Magazine, and multiple KCACTF Regional Selections for sound and lighting design. Matt strives through theatrical design to amplify marginalized voices and tell compelling stories. As an instructor, Matt encourages experimentation, self-reflection, and most importantly, play. Matt dedicates his life to his loving wife of 18 years, Mollie, and his kids Lucy and Hugo. www.MattReynoldsDesigns.weebly.com

COLLABORATORSBrandon Hall is a composer, conductor, and teacher from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He has had works performed nationally and has worked with choirs at The University of Alabama and directed high school choirs across Alabama and overseas. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Choral Music Education and a Master’s degree in Choral Conducting at The University of Alabama and is currently working on a DMA in Composition there. He also serves as a graduate teaching assistant in the Theory and Composition department and is actively involved in the Choral Music

department.

Colin Kemper is a Composition Graduate Student at the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, where he has studied with Drs. Amir Zaheri and Craig First. Prior to his entering the program, Kemper earned a Master of Arts in Composition at Tulane University, where he studied with Drs. Maxwell Dulaney, Richard Snow, and Barbara Jazwinski. Colin has written for stage, theater, ensembles, orchestra, soloists, games, and dance film. His music has been performed by members of the Dal Niente Ensemble, the Lunar Ensemble, the Meridian Percussion

Trio, Houston’s Foundation for Modern Music, the University of Alabama Contemporary Ensemble, the University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance, and soloist Orlando Cela. Recently he completed the full soundtrack to Earthborn Interactive’s “Flutterbombs”. It was released on Xbox360 and PS4 American and European marketplaces.

Tyler Jones is a composer and conductor currently working in the American Southeast. Exploring intriguing rhythmic-metric structures and earthy, evocative colors, Tyler’s work is concerned with community, perspective, and sound behavior within a given space. His music has been reviewed as “intense” and “richly detailed.” Recent work includes a wind ensemble premiere at Carnegie Hall and a collaboration with the violinist Davis Brooks, who recorded Tyler’s five- movement suite Solitude for the solo album Early Musings: New Music for Violin, available from

Navona Records.

Tyler holds a master’s degree in composition and a bachelor’s degree in music theory, both from The University of Alabama. His teachers at Alabama included Amir Zaheri, composition; Blake Richardson, conducting; Tim Feeney, percussion; and Thomas Robinson, music theory research and methods. Tyler is a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) and the Millennium Composers Initiative.

PRODUCTION TEAMRachel Bagley (Stage Manager) is in her second year as an MFA Theatre Candidate with a concentration in Stage Management. This is her second semester working with UA Dance. Her other UA credits include Intimate Apparel and The Importance of Being Earnest. Rachel has been a professional stage manager for over 10 years, and hopes in the future to teach others what she has been fortunate to learn from her experiences.

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COLLABORATORSMelissa Yes is an intermedia artist who tinkers with the production and consumption of American bodies, landscapes, and cultural narratives. She earned an MFA with an emphasis in sculpture (2017) at the Ohio State University, as well as a BS in biology (2006) and a BFA in fine art (2012) from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). Yes keeps her studio in Birmingham, Alabama, and is an active member of the Alabama art community. working as an educator at UAB and as Co-Director of Vinegar.

SCHOLARSHIP CONTRIBUTIONS

Silver ($100+)Preston AdairMadeline AdamsJohn Alexander Karen ArrigoJulie BartineBeverly & Donald J. Benson Jr. Dr. Larry J. BowenIan W. Brown & Easty Lambert-BrownFidelity CharitableLucy CravenErika DavisChristine & Neil DietschChristine Powless- Dixon & Dr. David DixonRobert Fugate in honor of Marissa SwannerAnne Game

William GanttDr. Jeffrey GoldbergTara GrenzJeffrey L. Harris Dr. Luvada Harrison, in honor of Hylan “Dotts” JohnsonNita & H. Scott Hestevold Don Noble & Jennifer HorneLaura & Thomas E. HunterJoanna G. JacobsKappa DeltaSusan & Steven P. LindamoodLinda & John LochmanBarbara & John LoflinMichael Malinconico

Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. MendleLeNa & Lyndell McDonaldBarbara & John MillweeJohn C. O’ConnellEllen OdomDrs. Linda & Terry OlivetJill & Michael Picone Vanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramNathaniel ReidMark ReynoldsJanet & Norvin RichardsSchwab Charitable FundSharron & Mike SkipperLaura SmithDwight StewartAlice Taylor

Diamond ($5,000+)

Your name could be here!

Platinum ($1,000+)

Benefactor ($20,000+)Allen Bales Memorial Fund Clark West Endowed Scholarship Fund Dianne Baker Ed Williams Endowed Scholarship in Theatre Education Edith Barnes Endowed Scholarship

Lauren A. Wilson & Andy Fitch John Ross Theatrical Design Scholarship Robert Odus and Mary Pettus Wilson Endowed Scholarship T. Earle & Francis Johnson Fund

Alpha Chi OmegaMary & Bill Battle Mary Burke & Dr. John Burke Lori HuntStephen HuntFran & Jack JecenApril Landon in honor of Brelyn Reece

Richard LeComte Dalana MoorePatricia & Dr. Richard M. Snow MDDianne & William C. TeagueDr. & Mrs. Kevin Whitaker Ed & Julia Williams

Edith D. Barnes Barbara Britton, in honor of Anne Dillon Loflin

Alpha Lambda Delta Daphne & Jim McMullen Linda L. & Robert Shumilas

Gold ($500+)

SCHOLARSHIP CONTRIBUTIONSBronze Star ($25+)

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future of these gifted artists.The Department of Theatre and Dance depends upon the generosity of our donors to help us provide the highest level of training and scholarship support to future professionals in the performing arts and behind the scenes. The generosity of our donors helps sustain the standard of excellence within the Department of Theatre and Dance and shapes the future of the next generation of young artists. The Department welcomes the opportunity to discuss ways to support our educational and artistic activities, including unrestricted gifts, currently funded or endowed scholarships, special project support, bequests, and other planned gifts.If you would like to donate, please visit ua.universitytickets.com.For more information about the dance program, please visit dance.ua.edu

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Amanda AkridgePatrice ArnoldHelena & Trevor BainClifton BakerWendy BeeKaren BristerKelly BondShelley CarrBeth ChapmanSarah ChappellKatie Ritchie CorkChristine CrowtherGabrielle Cruz-UribeBarbara CurtisStephanie CurtisMatthew DavisShaeffer DieboltDr. Rona J. DonahoeMary EasleyTherrin EberSonja FincherLee FreemanAlison George

Mira and James E. Griffith, Jr.Lana HaganLauren HaileyLori A. HalesNed HartJames E. Hedgspeth, Jr.John HeinsDaniel HendersonAllison HetzelGrayson HillKym HoffmannLindsay HowardPatricia HubbsKaren JulianLucy KaufmanJeane KempApril LandinMiriam LaneSherry McColginHeather McCraneyJames MerrellJerry MimsSantiago Morales

Charlotte MustardTeagen Nabity-GroverMarie NearingJoseph NewmanGary PacosCassandra PierceDalton PridmoreStephanie PufferGeorge RableLisa Gerios-RohlDr. Craig ShweryDoug StarzecSkye TravisTheodore TrostMargaret TurnerJulie E. VaughnMelvin WaitsSandra WebbThomas Weida, in honor of Dr. Jane Weida and Cindy SpitkoTara WilliamsKathy YarbroughVictoria Yeager

SCHOLARSHIP SPOTLIGHTEmilia Stuart is a senior Dance and Exercise Science double major with a minor in Nutrition. Emilia has been recognized for her choreography, winning the Cathie Ault Student Choreography award and having works selected for the 2017 Alabama Dance Festival as well as the 2020 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. During her time at UA, Emilia has completed an internship with the American Ballet Theatre as well as Joffrey Ballet School. She currently works freelance for ABT and hopes to continue her work with the company after graduation.

While at UA, she has served as President of Dance Alabama!, Student Director of the Dance Ambassadors, President of Yonder Contemporary Dance Company, Philanthropy Chair of Dance Honor Society of Alabama, Historian for Dance Alabama!, and Historian for Dance Honor Society of Alabama. She has also been recognized for a variety of awards including but not limited to the Lou Wall Award and the Outstanding Junior Award. Emilia has also been awarded a Dance Scholarship each year throughout her time at UA. Emilia also creates merchandise on behalf of the department as well as promotional materials for UA

Theatre and Dance.

With help from the Dance Scholarship, Emilia is able to complete her studies debt free and spend her summers taking advantage of internship opportunities. Emilia plans to move to New York City following graduation and attending graduate school for Arts Administration.

FACULTY AND STAFF

GRADUATE ASSISTANTSTaylor Ackerman, Osama Ashour, Rachel Bagley, Abigail Barbier, Christy Baumeister, George Berry, Marie Bonds, Tyler Felton, Laura Fischer, Elisha Jake Goodman, Madison Grant, Sarah Greene, Evan Hart, Caitlyn Hicks, Katarina Kristensen, Morgan Jackson, Lindsey Jones, Jenny Jianing Ling, Samuel Marchitto, Asterilla Monteiro, Joseph

Musgrove, Sam Nelson, Jeremiah Packer, Shaina Pierce, Jennifer Raineri, Elizabeth Blanco Sáenz, Jennie Tanner, Christian Tripp, Bria Tyner, Benjamin Verge, Teila Vochatzer, Reid Watson, Derreck Williams, Mallory Wintz, Claire Wisniewski, Sara York, Kiawei Yuan, Ashley White, Natasha White-Alonso, Libby Zamiska, Yaci Zou

Chair of Theatre and DanceSARAH M. BARRY Contemporary/Choreography

Administrative StaffNANCY CALVERT Office Associate Sr.

CINDY FRANKSAdministrative Secretary

ActingSETH PANITCH Acting

ALLISON HETZEL Acting/Voice

KELLEY SCHOGER Acting/Stage Movement

History/PlaywritingDR. STEVE BURCH Theatre History/Playwriting

MISHA HADAR Theatre History

Directing/Stage MgmtMATT DAVIS Directing/Stage Management

DanceLAWRENCE M. JACKSON Associate Chair of Dance Jazz/Contemporary

QIANPING GUOBallet

DR. FEN KENNEDY Dance History/Choreography

LYNDELL T. MCDONALD Lighting/Sound Design

AIDAN S. NETTLES Modern/Jazz

JAMORRIS RIVERS Dance History/Choreography

REBECCA SALZER Dance/Technology

RITA SNYDER Ballet/Anatomy

TIFFANY YEAGER Costume Design

Arts ManagementWILLIAM GANTT Patron Services Mgr.

DOMINIC YEAGER Associate Chair of Theatre Arts Management

Musical TheatreSTACY ALLEY Musical Theatre Dance

DR. LUVADA HARRISON Vocal Instruction

HENRY LEWERS Musical Theatre

DR. WILLIAM A. MARTIN Director of Vocal Instruction

ALVON REED Musical Theatre Dance

Design & ProductionF. RANDY DECELLE Production Manager

CAMI HUEBERT Costume Technology

JEANETTE LACKEY Scenery Studio Supervisor

DONNA MEESTER Costume Design/Production

CHRIS MUELLER Scenic Design

MATT REYNOLDS Lighting/Sound Design

TODD ROBERTS Costume Shop Manager

MATTHEW STRATTON Technical Direction

2020-2021 SEASON

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