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New Dance Horizons II A Dance St. Louis Production

OCTOBER 4 & 5 2013

TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

FRI 8PM SAT 2 & 8PM

Shanghai Ballet in The Butterfly LoversNOVEMBER 8 & 9 2013

TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

FRI 8PM SAT 2 & 8PM

Wizard of Oz starring Ballet MemphisJANUARY 24-26 2014

TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

FRI 8PM SAT 2 & 8PM SUN 2PM

DiavoloFEBRUARY 28 & MARCH 1 2014

TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

FRI 8PM SAT 2 & 8PM

Alvin Ailey American Dance TheaterAPRIL 25 & 26 2014

FOX THEATRE

FRI 8PM SAT 8PM

7th Annual SPRING TO DANCE® FESTIVAL 2014MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND MAY 22-24 2014

TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

DOORS OPEN 5:30PM THURS FRI SAT

All shows subject to change.

Front Cover:

ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATER, PHOTO BY ANDREW ECCLES

DIAVOLO, PHOTO BY KRISTI KHANS

SHANGHAI BALLET, PHOTO COURTESY OF SHANGHAI BALLET

WIZARD OF OZ, PHOTO COURTESY OF BALLET MEMPHIS

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Often I am asked how a season is put together—what goes behind the selection of the companies and what they will perform. Some times there is a personal connection and often times there’s not, but what you’ll see in 2013-2014 is a season where old meets new, where compa-nies that I have established histories or personal relationships with meet companies and productions that are new to St. Louis.

There’s something incredibly uplifting in watching a company that you’ve known, admired and worked with for not just a few years but decades. And for me that can be seen in Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, which returns again, as all favorites should. I knew Mr. Ailey personally. I saw his early performances in the 1960s and worked with some of his dancers. We even spent time together in Chile, when by chance his company was touring and I was visiting my parents. It was a magical time, and as the world has come to see the company is magi-cal. We share that magic with you again, but now under the direction of Robert Battle, who is the company’s brilliant new artistic director and someone I’ve had the pleasure of meeting at New World School of the Arts in Miami.

Shanghai Ballet and I also go way back. It was 1986 and I was one of the first choreographers from our parts of the world to travel to China after the Cultural Revolution. The company performed an entire evening of my works and I later returned to create another work. I continued to fol-low them over the years and know that you will find The Butterfly Lovers, a classical Chinese story, nothing short of enchanting, which can be said about the company as a whole.

But along with the companies that carry great nostalgia for me come some new sizzlers like Diavolo and Wizard of Oz. I have marveled at Diavolo’s physicality and visually striking moments though I have never worked with them before. Ballet Memphis, which has become one of the most sought after small companies in America, will perform Wizard of Oz, which brings charm, beauty and appeal to everyone from children and adults to dance enthusiasts and those who may never have seen a ballet.

And just as important as acknowledging how the old meets the new is recognizing the making and continuation of Dance St. Louis history. We open and close the 2013-2014 season with two programs that have set Dance St. Louis aside from any other organization in the country: New Dance Horizons II and the 7th Annual SPRING TO DANCE® FESTIVAL. These two programs challenge the local companies and our local audi-ences to appreciate the variety that is dance, and all at reduced ticket prices. These two programs have created such excitement throughout the country that other dance presenters are asking to present them.

So there you have it—2013-2014—a season where old meets new while enchanting and exciting audiences.

Love and Peace,

Michael Uthoff Artistic & Executive Director, Dance St. Louis

OCTOBER 4 & 5 2013 Oct. 4, 8 PM • Oct 5, 2 & 8 PMTOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

After a highly successful inaugural year in what the St. Louis Post-Dispatch called “a showcase for spellbinding work,” New Dance Horizons returns. This year, an entirely new set of choreographers contributes to the Dance St. Louis-commissioned production, where four nationally renowned choreographers collaborate with four local professional dance companies to create four world premieres. Common Thread Contemporary Dance Company, Leverage Dance Theater, MADCO and Saint Louis Ballet perform new works by former Alvin Ailey principal dancer and founder of Minneapolis-based TU Dance, Uri Sands; the evocative, Washington D.C.-based visionary Nejla Yatkin; the world-renowned Connecticut-based company of dancer-athletes, Pilobolus; and Emery LeCrone, the young, prolific rising star of the ballet world. It’s four companies for the price of one and the making of a St. Louis dance tradition.

dancestlouis.org

TICKETS

SEASON TICKET PACKAGES:Premium Evening: (5 shows) includedSaturday Matinee: (4 shows) included

SINGLE TICKETS:All seats $30

Single tickets on sale Tuesday after Labor Day, 2013

Free Speaking of Dance talk in the Terrace Lobby beginning 45 minutes

before the performance

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UTHOFF, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF DANCE ST. LOUIS, IS NOT ONLY AN INNOVATIVE PRESENTER—HE’S A MATCHMAKER, TOO — Dance Magazine

PHOTOS FROM NEW DANCE HORIZONS 2012. PHOTOS BY STEVE TRUESDELL.

COMMON THREAD CONTEMPORARY DANCE COMPANY

LEVERAGE DANCE THEATER

SAINT LOUIS BALLET

The Butterfly LoversNOVEMBER 8 & 9 2013Nov. 8, 8 PM • Nov. 9, 2 & 8 PMTOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Founded in 1979, the Shanghai Ballet boasts a history of over thirty years, holding a prestigious position in the international ballet world.Shanghai Ballet’s production of The Butterfly Lovers is often considered the Chinese equivalent to Romeo and Juliet. The piece premiered in December 2001 at the Third Shanghai International Art Festival, choreographed by company director Xin Lili. The legendrelates the story of a young woman named Zhu, who disguises herself as a man to obtain admittance to school. She falls in love with schoolmate Liang, but her betrothal to the evil and violent Ma complicates her feelings for Liang. In a jealous rage, Ma kills Liang when he attempts to intervene and profess his love for Zhu. Distraught, Zhu sacrifices her own life in order to spend eternity with Liang, and the two are reunited in the afterlife as a pair of colorful butterflies.

shanghaiballet.com

TICKETSSEASON TICKET PACKAGES:Premium Evening: (5 shows) includedSaturday Matinee: (4 shows) included

SINGLE TICKETS:Evening: $35-$55 Matinee: All seats $35 Single tickets on sale Tuesday after Labor Day, 2013

Free Speaking of Dance talk in the Terrace Lobby beginning 45 minutes before the performance

A CHINESE FAIRYTALE… JUST BREATHTAKING — ballet.co.uk

A CHINESE FAIRYTALE…

PHOTOS COURTESY OF SHANGHAI BALLET

THE SHANGHAI BALLET BUILT TO A CRESCENDO OF RAPID-FIRE OVER-THE-HEAD LIFTS AND TOURS EN

L’AIR TO A SOLD-OUT AUDITORIUM — ballet.co.uk

JANUARY 24-26 2014Jan. 24, 8 PM • Jan. 25, 2 & 8 PM • Jan. 26, 2 PMTOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Ballet Memphis continues to showcase an outstanding repertoire of original works and fresh interpretations of classical productions, now in its 28th anniversary season. Wizard of Oz is a journey down the yellow brick road which has led Dorothy and her beloved trio of friends to the stage in a new adaptation of the family favorite. A whirlwind away from Kansas, Dorothy and her motley group of friends embark on an adventure to the Emerald City, each in search of something different: a brain, a heart, courage and home. Along the way, red slippers, poppies, munchkins and witches join them in this whimsical and delightful spin on a classic fairytale. Choreo-graphed by one of Ballet Memphis’ own members, Scotland native and choreographic associate Steven McMahon, Ballet Memphis premiered the original production in 2007.

balletmemphis.com

TICKETSSEASON TICKET PACKAGES:Premium Evening: (5 shows) includedSaturday Matinee: (4 shows) included

SINGLE TICKETS:Evening: $35-$55

$20 child 12 and under Matinees: All seats $35

$15 child 12 and under

Single tickets on sale Tuesday after Labor Day, 2013

Free Speaking of Dance talk in the Terrace Lobby beginning 45 minutes before the performance

AN ENTIRELY NEW UNIVERSE FOR THE GREAT AMERICAN FAIRYTALE — The Commercial Appeal

Wizard of Oz

PHOTOS COURTESY OF BALLET MEMPHIS

AN ENTERTAINING ADAPTATION OF THIS POPULAR AMERICAN TALE... A NEW CLASSIC… — Ballet-Dance Magazines

WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF SPECIAL EVENTS WE ARE PLANNING TO ENHANCE YOUR EXPERIENCE.

FEBRUARY 28 & MARCH 1 2014Feb. 28, 8PM • Mar. 1, 2 & 8 PM TOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Brace yourself for a thrilling, playful and gravity-defying performance as one of the West Coast’s most prominent dance companies, and designated cultural treasure of the City of Los Angeles, makes its way to St. Louis. Composed of modern dancers, athletes, gymnasts, ballet dancers, martial artists, actors and stunt performers, Diavolo pushes the boundaries of dance through its dynamic movement and signature use of colossal set pieces, including skateboard ramps, a 15-foot staircase, an 18-foot aluminum and steel spinningwheel and a giant cube that turns into a pyramid. Created in 1992 in Los Angeles by Artistic Director Jacques Heim, the Parisian innovator who choreographed Cirque du Soleil’s Las Vegas show KÀ, Diavolo cleverly mixes together dance, acrobatics and architectural engineering into a powerful, awesome and thought-provoking production. Diavolo dancers fly, leap and fall, and best of all they will utterly amaze you.

diavolo.org

TICKETSSEASON TICKET PACKAGES:Premium Evening: (5 shows) includedSaturday Matinee: (4 shows) included

SINGLE TICKETS:Evening: $35-$55 Matinee: All seats $35 Single tickets on sale Tuesday after Labor Day, 2013

Free Speaking of Dance talk in the Terrace Lobby beginning 45 minutes before the performance

A WILD MASH-UP BETWEEN CIRQUE DU SOLEIL AND AMERICAN GLADIATORS WITH VEGAS-STYLE SHOWMANSHIP. — The Commercial Appeal

(ABOVE & TOP RIGHT) PHOTOS COURTESY OF DIAVOLO (BOTTOM RIGHT) PHOTO BY JULIE SHELTON

ARE THEY DANCERS WHO PERFORM LIKE GYMNASTS OR GYMNASTS WHO MOVE LIKE DANCERS? THIS MAY BE

THE QUESTION TO ASK ABOUT THE ADMIRABLY SMOOTH PERFORMERS IN DIAVOLO… —The New York Times

APRIL 25 & 26 2014April 25, 8PM • April 26, 8PMFOX THEATRE

Beloved as one of the world’s most popular and iconic dance companies, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is one of the few companies today that needs no introduction—its name says it all. Brilliant and electrifying, strong and regal, ethereal and breathtaking, the elegant and athletic dancers of the Ailey company “move as if their bodies are on fire and their souls hang in balance” (Chicago Sun-Times). Recipient of the National Medal of Arts in 2002 and recognized in 2008 by a U.S. Congressional resolution as “a vital American cultural ambassador to the world,” Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater has changed the face and perception of American dance. The trailblazers of concert dance have performed for an estimated 23 million people at theaters in 48 states and 71 countries on six continents—as well as millions more through television broad-casts. Founded by Alvin Ailey in 1958, and guided by Judith Jamison beginning in 1989, the company is now led by Robert Battle, whom Judith Jamison personally selected to succeed her in 2011.

alvinailey.org

TICKETSSEASON TICKET PACKAGES:Premium Evening: (5 shows) includedSaturday Matinee: not included but opportunity to purchase discounted single tickets at any time

SINGLE TICKETS:Evening: $35-$70

Single tickets on sale Tuesday after Labor Day, 2013

Free Speaking of Dance talk at 7:15 PM in the Marquee Room each evening

A DEMONSTRATION OF LARGE-SCALE, SUPERGENEROUS, MARVELOUSLY DISCIPLINED HUMAN ENERGY. — The New York Times

PHOTOS BY ANDREW ECCLES

YOU KNOW THEY CAN DO ANYTHING, BUT THE VISIBLE EVIDENCE CAN LEAVE YOU REELING… THE

COMPANY IS DANCING BETTER THAN EVER.— The New Yorker

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seventh annual

MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND2014

MAY 22-24 2014MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND

Doors open at 5:30 PMTOUHILL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

A Memorial Day Weekend tradition returns for a three-night dance extravaganza with the popular formula of 30 dance companies, three nights with a different program every night. It’s diversity of movement and style at its best with dance companies from across the Midwest and beyond performing a variety of pieces from contemporary to classical to tap and more for only $15 a night. Each evening begins at 5:30 with informal, interactive performances in the lobby, continues in the Lee Theatre and concludes on the main stage. Come experience one, two, or all three unique nights of this dance festival and don’t miss one of the most popular springtime events in St. Louis!

springtodance.com

TICKETSSEASON TICKET PACKAGES:Premium Evening & Matinee: not included but opportunity to purchase single tickets at any time for $10 each

SINGLE TICKETS:All seats $15 Single tickets on sale April 1, 2014

Free Speaking of Dance talk will not

be available for this show

A DISPLAY OF VARIETY AND EXCELLENCE — Dance Magazine

Scenes from previous SPRING TO DANCE® festivals:

Top left: River North Dance Chicago Company, photo by Marc Hauser

Bottom left: Grand Rapids Ballet, photo by Chris Clark

Above: BalletX, photo by Alexander Iziliaev

CONTINUES TO INSPIRE, AMAZE, AND EXPOSE MORE PEOPLE TO THE JOYS OF DANCE — Intermission Magazine

MONSANTO DANCE EDUCATION RESIDENCY PROGRAM Dance St. Louis brings teaching artists from our performing companies for intensive three-week residencies each semester, culminating in free attendance at matinee performances and Young People’s Performances. In the 2013-2014 season, residencies related to Shanghai Ballet and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will reach more than 200 under-served students at urban middle and high schools. Classes include not only dance technique but also career exploration, health and links across the school curriculum.

DANCE CAREER AWARD PRO-GRAM During each fall residency, Dance St. Louis identifies students from the Monsanto Dance Educa-tion Residency Program who are exceptionally talented and moti-vated with the potential for a ca-reer in the field of dance. Dance Career Award Students are offered guidance and support towards conservatories, college dance pro-grams, professional auditions and, ultimately, careers in the challeng-ing world of professional dance.

THE YOUNG PEOPLE’S PERFORMANCE A one-hour, school-time show tailored to young audiences is offered each year to 1,400 school children in grades K-12 from all over the St. Louis area. In the 2013-2014 season, the Young People’s Performance will be Wizard of Oz with Ballet Memphis.

RESIDENCY DANCE COMPANIES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Deborah Patterson, president of Monsanto Fund (l.), and Dance St. Louis Artistic & Executive Director Michael Uthoff present the 2013 Dance Career Awards.

Monsanto Dance Education Residency students pose with Pilobolus teaching artists and company members at Grand Center Arts Academy.

THANK YOU TO THESE GENEROUS FUNDERS OF OUR DANCE ST. LOUIS EDUCATION PROGRAMS:

Monsanto Fund

Arts and Education CouncilBank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Dana Brown Charitable Trust, U.S. Bank TrusteeEmployees Community Fund of Boeing St. Louis

William T. Kemper Foundation, Commerce Bank TrusteeMissouri Arts Council

National Endowment for the ArtsRegional Arts CommissionSt. Louis Service Bureau

U.S. Bank, NAWoodcock Foundation for the Appreciation of the Arts, Inc.

MASTER CLASSES With each dance company we present, Dance St. Louis provides the opportunity for local students and teachers of dance to take a master class from ballet masters or principal dancers. Classes are offered on the campuses of our college partners: Webster University, Washington University and the Uni-versity of Missouri-St. Louis.

THE MARJORIE ORGEL SPEAKING OF DANCE PRE-PERFORMANCE TALKS Hosted by Dance St. Louis Artistic and Executive Director Michael Uthoff, enjoy a free, informal talk before each performance by the artistic directors and members of the performing dance company.

Royal Winnipeg Ballet principal dancer, Jo-Ann Sundermeier (l) , teaches a master class at Webster University.

Dance Education Residency students receive free matinee tickets to New Dance Horizons from Dance St. Louis.

COST SAVINGS SEASON TICKET PACKAGES: Season ticket packages save you money off single ticket prices.

ADDITIONAL SINGLE TICKETS: As a season ticket holder you receive a 10% discount off the regular single ticket price when you buy additional tickets to our shows at any time during the season1. Simply call the Dance St. Louis Box Office at 314.534.6622 and identify yourself as a season ticket holder to purchase your additional single tickets.

TICKET EXCHANGE FLEXIBILITY SAME SHOW: You may exchange your tickets from one perfor-mance of a show to another performance of the same show free of charge. Simply return your tickets up to 48 hours in advance to the Dance St. Louis Box Office.

DIFFERENT SHOW: You may exchange your tickets from one show to a different show for a $5 processing fee. Make your request one week prior to the performance. If the ticket prices are different, season ticket holders forfeit any refund and are responsible for any payment due. Some restrictions apply.

SEASON TICKET PACKAGE BENEFITS

SHANGHAI BALLETTHE BUTTERFLY LOVERS

1 This discount ticket offer is good for New Dance Horizons II, Shanghai Ballet in The Butterfly Lovers, Ballet Memphis in Wizard of Oz, Diavolo and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. There is a special ticket price of $10 per ticket for the 7th annual SPRING TO DANCE® FESTIVAL 2014. Not included in this additional single ticket discount benefit are special engagements announced at a later date.

TAX CREDITYou may release your tickets for a tax credit up to 48 hours before a performance through the Dance St. Louis Box Office.

Ticket exchange and tax credit requests may be done in person, by mail, by scan / email; or by faxing the tickets with a note describing the request to the Dance St. Louis Box Office. Email your scan of the tickets to boxoffice@dancestlouis.org. FAX 314.534.5001

BEST SEATS IN THE HOUSE As a season ticket holder you receive priority seating and are guaranteed the same seats for every performance. For current season ticket holders, on renewal, you’ll receive your same seats unless you request a change. If you request a change or upgrade before new season ticket orders are processed, every effort will be made to accommodate your request.

PREFERRED SEATING FOR SPECIAL EVENTSSeason ticket holders have the opportunity before the general public to buy seats for Dance St. Louis special events and co-presentations.

DIAVOLO

SHANGHAI BALLET PHOTOS COURTESY OF SHANGHAI BALLET

DIAVOLO PHOTO BY KRISTI KHANS

Dance St. Louis Box Office: 314.534.6622dancestlouis.org

TO PLACE YOUR ORDER CALL OR GO ONLINE

CHOOSE THE SEASON TICKET PACKAGE THAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU!

BENEFITS FOR SEASON TICKET HOLDERS n Priority seating and a discount on package seats

n All tickets are exchangeable

n Seats are eligible for renewal

n Opportunity to purchase additional single tickets at a 10% discount so your friends

can come too at any time throughout the season (some restrictions apply)

ADD-ON TO YOUR PACKAGE (for an additional cost)

n 7th Annual SPRING TO DANCE® FESTIVAL 2014 Memorial Day Weekend May 22-24 2014 • Touhill

n Matinee package holders may add discounted tickets for Alvin Ailey American

Dance Theater

n Productions in the Fox US Bank Broadway Series (TBA) at the Fox Theatre

NEW DANCE HORIZONS 2012 - MADCO

Fri or Sat Sat 8 pm 2 pm Evening Matinee Package Package 13 | 14 Season: Date Theater 5 shows 4 shows

New Dance Horizons II Oct 4 & 5 2013 Touhill 3 3

Shanghai Ballet in The Butterfly Lovers Nov 8 & 9 2013 Touhill 3 3

Wizard of Oz starring Ballet Memphis Jan 24 – 26 2014 Touhill 3 3

Diavolo Feb 28 & Mar 1 2014 Touhill 3 3

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Apr 25 & 26 2014 Fox 3 Add-on

7th SPRING TO DANCE® FESTIVAL 2014 May 22-24 2014 Touhill Add-on Add-on

NEW DANCE HORIZONS 2012. PHOTO BY STEVE TRUESDELL

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Season Ticket Package Seating Sections and Prices (per person)

Mezzanine Dress Circle (evening) $235

(matinee) $125

Orchestra VIP Orchestra (evening) $235

(matinee) $125

Orchestra Front Parterre Center (evening) $230

& Sides (matinee) $125

Orchestra Rear Parterre Sides (evening) $199

(matinee) $125

Lower Balcony Grand Tier (evening) $179

(matinee) $125

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EMAIL CLUB Receive special ticket offers, be the first to know about our special events, and learn about dance events all around town. To register, go to dancestlouis.org and click the link in the upper right corner of any page.

MARJORIE ORGEL SPEAKING OF DANCE SERIES Enjoy free pre-performance talks beginning 45 minutes before the show hosted by Dance St. Louis Artistic & Executive Director Michael Uthoff and a representative from the performing dance company. See the education pages in this brochure for more information.

GIFT CARDS Contact the Dance St. Louis Box Office at 314.534.6622 to purchase gift cards for any perfor-mance or for a specific dollar amount.

MASTER CLASSES Dancers: seize the opportunity to learn from world class dancers and choreographers. See the education pages in this brochure for more information.

GROUP SALES Groups of 10 or more receive a 10% discount off single ticket prices and receive one complimentary ticket for every 20 purchased. (Some restrictions apply.) For more information, call the Dance St. Louis Box Office at 314.534.6622.

AUDIENCE SERVICES All events at the Fox Theatre and Touhill Performing Arts Center are fully wheelchair accessible and equipped with assisted listening devices at no charge. Make any special requests when you are purchasing your season packages or single tickets.

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THANKS TO OUR PRESENTING SEASON SPONSOR:

THANKS TO OUR PAST SEASON SPONSORS:

THANKS TO OUR OTHER MAJOR SPONSORS: Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Dana Brown Charitable Trust, U.S. Bank Trustee

Dula Foundation

Edward Jones

Employees Community Fund of Boeing St. Louis

Fox Performing Arts Charitable Foundation

William T. Kemper Foundation, Commerce Bank Trustee

Whitaker Foundation

Woodcock Foundation for the Appreciation of the Arts, Inc.

The Marjorie Orgel Speaking of Dance Series

The Wilma E. Messing Matinee Series

Dance St. Louis is supported by the Arts and Education Council, Missouri

Arts Council, Regional Arts Commission, Mid-America Arts Alliance and

National Endowment for the Arts–Art Works. Member of Dance USA

Dance St. Louis is proud to partner with the Fabulous Fox Theatre and the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center

Dance St. Louis is a proud participant in the

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