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MADISON BALLET PRESENTS
OVERTURE CENTER
MARCH 28-29, 2015
Music..................................................................................................... Sergei Prokofiev
Choreography and Stage Direction............................................................ W. Earle Smith
Set Design..................................................................................................... Steve Rubin
Additional Set Design.............................................................................. Jennifer Bonner
Costume Design.................................................................................... Barbara Karinska
Lighting Design................................................................................... Kenneth Ferencek
Madison Ballet | School of Madison Ballet
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Music by arrangement with G. Schirmer, Inc., publisher and copyright owner. Music edits provided by Paradyme Productions.
The sets and costumes for Cinderella were acquired through a generous grant from Thomas and Janet Plumb.
Stage labor is represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Local 251 in Madison, WI.
The use of cameras or recording equipment of any kind is strictly forbidden. Cover image courtesy of Andrew Weeks Photography.
Madison Ballet gratefully acknowledges the
support of our 2014-2015 Season sponsors:
company
MADISON BALLET
Rachelle Butler
Rachelle Butler, a
native Madisonian,
trained with Ballet
Chicago, Miami City
Ballet, and The Rock
School. She previously
danced professionally
with Sacramento Ballet and E:motion
Dance Ensemble, as well as Ballet
Chicago’s Studio Company. Favorite roles
include: Mina Harker in Dracula, Cassini
Pas De Deux and Balanchine’s Who Cares?
Pas De Deux. This is Ms. Butler’s is fifth
season with Madison Ballet.
Elizabeth Cohen
Elizabeth Cohen began
training with Irina
Makaii and continued
with the Civic Ballet of
Chicago. She attended
summer programs at
ABT, Houston Ballet,
Miami City Ballet, Joffrey Ballet, Ballet West,
and Cincinnati Ballet. Ms. Cohen graduated
from the University of Cincinnati’s College
Conservatory of Music where her
repertoire included Nikiya in La Bayadère,
soloist in Balanchine’s Walpurgisnacht and
Pas de Dix, Myrtha in Giselle, and works by
Jiang Qi. She has danced with Ballet Austin,
Ballet San Antonio, and in the title role in
O.B.E Ben Stevenson’s Cinderella and has
performed with Kentucky Ballet Theatre,
Dayton Ballet, Ballet Theatre Midwest, and
Ballet Latino de San Antonio. This is her
first season with Madison Ballet.
Jason Gomez
Originally from San
Antonio, Texas, Jason
Gomez began his
training in Florida with
Charles Hagan and
Natalia Botha, and he
studied on scholarship
with the Nutmeg Conservatory and The
Joffrey Workshop. Mr. Gomez has danced
with Ballet San Antonio, Ballet Quad Cities,
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Missouri Ballet Theatre, and has been a
guest dancer with Tallahassee Ballet, Fort
Wayne Ballet, and Ballet Arts Ensemble.
Career highlights include the roles of
Oberon in Adam Sage’s A Midsummer
Night’s Dream, the title role in Dracula, and
being one of eight dancers to showcase
Deanna Carter’s Ash to Glass at Ballet
Builders 2010. This is his first season with
Madison Ballet.
Kristen Hammer
Kristen Hammer’s
professional work
includes dancing for
Nevada Ballet Theater,
Chicago Repertory
Ballet, and Elements
Contemporary Ballet.
While with NBT, she had the opportunity
to perform Balanchine’s Serenade at the
Smith Center for the Performing Arts
during its inaugural season. She also had
the honor to choreograph and perform a
duet at the “Couture for Causes”
fundraising event attended by Las Vegas
executives including Steve and Elaine
Wynn. Ms. Hammer holds a B.S. in Dance
Arts Administration from Butler University.
This is her first season with Madison Ballet.
Abigail Henninger
Abigail Henninger
joins Madison ballet
after spending two
seasons with Missouri
Ballet Theatre, and six
seasons with Sarasota
Ballet. Originally from
Erie, Pennsylvania, she trained at the Lake
Erie Ballet and then went on to pursue her
professional career. She has performed
works by renowned choreographers
George Balanchine, Christopher
Wheeldon, Sir Frederick Ashton, Andre
Prokovsky, and Matthew Bourne. Favorite
roles include Concerto Barocco, There
Where She Loves, Checkmate, and Serenade.
This is her first season with Madison Ballet.
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Marguerite Luksik
Marguerite Luksik, a
native of Johnstown,
PA, trained with
Allegheny Ballet under
Deborah Anthony and
the Pittsburgh Ballet
Theatre Graduate
Program. Before coming to Madison
Ballet, she danced with Pittsburgh Ballet
Theatre, Ballet Austin, and Chicago Ballet,
performing works by Stanton Welch,
Thaddeus Davis, Paul Gibson, Ben
Stevenson, Steven Mills and Terrence Orr.
She has performed lead roles in
Balanchine’s Who Cares?, W. Earle Smiths’s
Dracula and Nutcracker, and Peter
Anastos’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. This
is her seventh season with Madison Ballet.
Shannon Quirk
Originally from Orange,
California, Ms. Quirk
began her classical
training with Orange
County Regional Ballet,
under the direction of
Kristen Olsen Potts.
She earned a BFA in Dance Performance
from the University of California, Irvine,
where she worked with distinguished
faculty members David Allen, Jodie Gates,
and Molly Lynch. She began her
professional career at Pasadena Dance
Theater with Cynthia Young and Laurence
Blake. Ms. Quirk also trained with Alonzo
King’s LINES Ballet, American Ballet
Theatre, and Ballet Austin. This is Ms.
Quirk’s third season with Madison Ballet.
Phillip Ollenburg
Originally from
Milwaukee, Phillip
Ollenburg began his
training with
Milwaukee Ballet
School and later at
Young Dance
Academy. Mr. Ollenburg went on to study
at the University of Iowa where he
graduated with a B.S. in microbiology and
a minor in dance. He has danced with
University of Iowa’s Dancers in Company,
Duarte Dance Works, Kayle + Company,
Ballet Quad Cities, Ballet Austin, Minnesota
Dance Theatre, River North Contemporary
Dance Chicago, NoMi Dance Company,
Jaxon Movement Arts and Chicago
Repertory Ballet. This is his fifth season
with Madison Ballet.
Jackson Warring
A Madison native,
Jackson Warring
received his early
training at West Side
Performing Arts
(WSPA). He attended
Milwaukee Ballet
School’s Summer Intensive and remained
as a student of the School, where he
performed in the Holiday Arts Festival and
debuted the role of the Mad Hatter in
Rolando Yanes’ Alice In Wonderland. Mr.
Warring attended the Joffrey Ballet School
in New York as member of the student
company, performing a variety of classical
and contemporary roles and he spent a
season with Ballet Quad Cities, under
Director Courtney Lyon. His favorite role
has been Renfield in W. Earle Smith’s
Dracula. This is Mr. Warring’s second
season with Madison Ballet.
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company
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Andrew Erickson,
Apprentice
Andrew Erickson was
born in Baltimore,
Maryland and began
his training under
Birute Barodicaite. He
received a full
scholarship to study with Daniel Duell and
Patricia Blair at Ballet Chicago where he
performed Balanchine’s Divertimento 15
and Who Cares? He also appeared as
Gamache in University Ballet of Chicago’s
Don Quixote. A classical trained singer, Mr.
Erickson has toured nationally and
internationally in venues which include
Carnegie Hall, Chicago Symphony Hall, and
Auditorium Theater of Chicago. He was
also featured on a national radio broadcast
as a soloist on WFMT. This is Mr. Erickson’s
second season with Madison Ballet.
Cody Olsen,
Apprentice
Cody Olsen is a native
of New Orleans and
recently graduated
with Honor’s Degrees
from Northwestern
State University (LA) in
both Musical Theatre and Dance. He has
performed as a featured dancer with
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TEXAS! the Musical and at The Lost Colony
for two seasons. He has also appeared in
productions of The Wizard of Oz, The Tale of
the Frog Prince, Jesus Christ Superstar, and
Oklahoma! Mr. Olsen studied at the
American Dance Festival and the Paul
Taylor Summer Intensive, and has danced
with 2B Tribe Dance Theatre in New
Orleans and draMAStic dance works in
Virginia. This is his second year with
Madison Ballet.
Annika Reikersdorfer,
Apprentice
Annika Reikersdorfer
began her dance
training at a young age
and joined the School
of Madison Ballet in
2005. As a student, she
has performed in Madison Ballet’s
productions of The Nutcracker, Cinderella,
and Dracula. In addition to her training in
Madison, Ms. Reikersdorfer has attended
summer intensives at Ballet Chicago,
Milwaukee Ballet, Joffrey Ballet Chicago,
and Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre. As a senior at
Middleton High School, she is a member of
the National Society of High School
Scholars. This is her first season with
Madison Ballet.
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artistic staff
MADISON BALLET
W. EARLE SMITH, Artistic Director.
W. Earle Smith has over 25 years of
professional experience choreographing,
teaching and performing and this is his
16th season with Madison Ballet as Artistic
Director. As a dancer, D Magazine called Mr.
Smith “meticulously chosen and prepared
… who knows Balanchine.” The Wisconsin
State Journal hails his choreography as
“imaginative and … rhythmically smooth
and lively.” Principal and soloist credits with
Texas Ballet Theater include Balanchine’s
Western Symphony, Four Temperaments
and Who Cares, and Meija’s Sonata, Eight
by Adler, Sarasate, Seasons, The Nutcracker
and Cinderella. His choreography credits
in New York, New Orleans, Hawaii, Seattle,
Texas and Madison include Cinderella,
The Nutcracker, Night Dances, Le Luce d’
Amore, Peter Pan, and Dracula. Mr. Smith’s
preparation for his role as Artistic Director
goes beyond the traditional. He worked as
a program counselor for inner-city youth in
New York City, as a financial and business
analyst, and as director of special projects
for a national membership association.
Smith has long believed that collaborating
with other performing arts organizations
not only expands his own personal artistic
growth, but strengthens the performing
arts community as a whole. His passion
is sharing his love for ballet with young
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people and an important part of his artistic
vision is to develop and expand education
and outreach programs, making ballet
affordable and accessible to all.
SARAH MELLI, Ballet Master. Born in
Madison, Ms. Melli began her ballet
training at the Wisconsin School of
Ballet with Tibor Zana. She began her
professional dance career with the Boston
Ballet, and has danced with Chicago City
Ballet (Director, Maria Tallchief ), Joffrey II
(Director, Sally Bliss), San Antonio Ballet
(Director, Vladimir Marek) and Dayton Ohio
Ballet (Director, Stuart Sebastian). She
has performed leading roles in Concerto
Barocco, Serenade, Jewels, Stars and Stripes,
Apollo, Coppelia, Swan Lake, Tarantella,
Tchaikovsky Pas De Duex, Sleeping Beauty,
Nutcracker, and Graduation Ball and was
awarded scholarships and danced with
Ballet West, Burklyn Ballet Theatre, Joffrey
Ballet, Pittsburgh Ballet, Houston Ballet,
Cleveland Ohio Ballet, and Cincinnati
Ballet. Ms. Melli served as Choreography
Assistant for Jillana, one of George
Balanchine’s first Prima Ballerinas, for her
summer programs in Taos, NM. She has
taught Master Classes at California State
Fullerton, Mt. Sac College, Malibu by the
Sea, Huntington Academy, Tustin Ballet
Academy, Bare Dance Company, and
Inland Pacific Ballet.
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of all ages
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cinderella synopsis
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Madison Ballet’s production of Cinderella features the 17th century French version of a story
that Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev set to music in 1945.
When her widowed father remarries, beautiful Cinderella is forced to live the life of a servant
for her wicked Stepmother and jealous, mean-spirited Stepsisters. Cinderella is treated horribly
and is made to do all the chores in the house. One day, an announcement comes from the
Royal Kingdom that the Prince is throwing a ball to choose his bride from all the young ladies
in the kingdom. The Stepsisters excitedly prepare, but poor Cinderella is forbidden to go to
the ball by her Stepmother. The night of the ball, Cinderella is saddened that she will not be
able to attend the grand event, but her thoughts are interrupted by a poor beggar at the
door. Kind-hearted Cinderella forgets her own troubles and takes pity on the beggar, feeding
her some bread. To Cinderella’s surprise, the beggar is really her Fairy Godmother, who then
works her magic. Turning a pumpkin into a coach, mice into horses, and a rat into a coachman,
she sends Cinderella off to the ball dressed in a beautiful gown and glass slippers. The Fairy
Godmother tells Cinderella to enjoy the ball, but warns her that the magic spell will be broken
at the stroke of midnight, and she will find herself dressed once again in her old, ragged
clothes.
As Cinderella arrives at the castle, all the eyes are drawn to her. She is more beautiful than
anyone the townspeople have ever seen and everyone wonders who the stunning mystery
girl could be. The Prince is enchanted, dancing endlessly with Cinderella until the clock begins
to chime at midnight. Suddenly, Cinderella remembers the warning of her Fairy Godmother
and quickly runs from the castle. In her haste, she leaves behind a single glass slipper. The
Prince retrieves the slipper and vows to find her, even if he must try the slipper on every lady
in the kingdom. With the help of the cobblers, he travels around the world in search of his true
love. The Stepmother’s house is the last visited by the Prince. The mean Stepsisters try to force
their feet into the tiny slipper, but it is Cinderella who fits into the slipper perfectly. The Prince
leads Cinderella away from the Stepmother’s house to his kingdom, where they will both live
happily ever after as King and Queen of all the land.
about madison ballet
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Madison Ballet, celebrating its 33rd year, presents world-class ballet to the greater Madison
area annually. Best known for its dazzling production of the holiday classic, The Nutcracker,
the company’s season is filled with breathtaking performances featuring the dynamic
choreography of Artistic Director, W. Earle Smith, alongside works by other well-known
choreographers.
Madison Ballet’s repertory offers something for audiences of all ages, from timeless stories
like Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream and the high-flying Peter Pan, to contemporary
works such as Expressions and the all-new Dracula: A Rock Ballet, which premiered in March
2013.
The School of Madison Ballet provides professional ballet instruction for dancers from birth
through adult and is the official training institute for Madison Ballet. SMB is designed to take
students from their very first steps through a comprehensive curriculum of classical ballet and
related studies.
”Discover Dance,” Madison Ballet’s education and outreach program, engages the young—
and young at heart—with its fun and informative presentations. Whether it’s an “Offstage &
Personal” look at the life of a ballet dancer, or its “Movement in Your World,” creative movement
workshops for the city’s Head Start students, every program helps to further the organization’s
mission to promote appreciation of and access to ballet.
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cinderella cast
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Cinderella................................................................................................................................ Shannon Quirk
Prince.................................................................................................................................... Phillip Ollenburg
Step Sister Theodora........................................................................................................... Rachelle Butler
Step Sister Esme..............................................................................................................Abigail Henninger
Step Mother.............................................................................................................................. Andrea Henry
Tailor-Rich Man..........................................................................................................................Jason Gomez
Ashman.................................................................................................................................Andrew Erickson
Fairy Godmother/Winter Fairy............................................................................. Annika Reikersdorfer
Spring Fairy...........................................................................................................................Kristen Hammer
Summer Fairy.......................................................................................................................Elizabeth Cohen
Fall Fairy.................................................................................................................................Jackson Warring
Lead Butterflies................................................................... Madeline Gambino, Eva-Delilah Wieland
Butterfly.................................................................................................... Lily Edgar, Campbell Hackbart,
Maurissa Powell, Cindy Stefanek
Spring Attendant.............................................................................................. Jane Gotzler, Julia Votava
Summer Attendant........................................................................................... Romy Gadau, Ellie Ikeda,
Peyton Kratochwill, Genevieve Raasch
Winter Attendant ............................................................................................................................ Lily Osaki
Bumble Bee...................................................................................Rafaela Gandolfo, Claire Grunewald,
Julia Laffin, Amalia Mohamed, Ivana Northrop, Sogie Rhyne
Beetle...........................................................................Susan Kopish, Kaia Mormino, Annabel Nelson,
Nina Seeger, Maya Stegner, Madeline Wuthrich
Moth Beetle....................................................................... Madelaine Pare, Audrey Peterson-Meister,
EllaNor Thoreson, Emmeline Welch
Night Moth.......................................................................Kendra Gering, Ximena Linares-Rodriguez,
Miranda Moore, Ivie Rhyne, Sophie Staker-Herron, Mariah Wuthrich
Lady Bug.............................................. Mia Burchette, Ryann Cook, Ava Heiser, Cerise Sirek Kreye
Firefly................................................................Emmalin Brink, Collette Habermann, Natalie Kleine,
Beatrix Pauli, Lillian Seeger, Clara Voigt
Caterpillar...................................................................... Imogen Burch Heffernan, Chaveah Cisneros,
Izabella Flores, Sonya Ni, Livi Tornqvist, Makayla Wuthrich
Dragonfly...............................................................Nana Osaki, Nicole Parra, Mary Elizabeth Raasch,
Ruby Sutherlin Sovern, Lillian Thompson, Tia Wenkman
Timekeeper...............................................Kathryn Christianson, Kate Duchemin, Talia Richmond,
Crystal Ni, Anie Nickel, Claire McLellan, Evelyn Williams,
Clare Murphy, Vanessa Olmedo, Cecilia Hackworthy,
Amelia Sidney, Olivia Butler Bantz
Harlequin...............................................................................................................................Jackson Warring
Step Sister Escort (Theodora)........................................................................................Andrew Erickson
Step Sister Escort (Esme).......................................................................................................... Cody Olsen
Ball Guest..................................................................................... Elizabeth Cohen, Madeline Gambino,
Reagon Garvin, Kristen Hammer, Cecilia Monroy,
Sarah Stoddard Cameron, Abby Uebersetzig,
Marcella Van Kan, Eva-Delilah Wieland, Elise Woloshin
Spanish..................................................................................................................................... Rachelle Butler
Ethiopian...........................................................................................................................Abigail Henninger
Manchurian......................................................................................Rachelle Butler, Abigail Henninger
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cast list
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Page........................................................................................................ Olivia Cantrell, Madeline Holmes
Tailor Apprentice...........................................................Claudia Gotzler, Ani Seeger, Quentin Vestin
Lackey..................................................................................................... Rachel Klimczyk, Spencer Vestin
Cobbler............................................................................Jason Gomez, Cody Olsen, Jackson Warring
Herald..................................................................................................... Rachel Klimczyk, Spencer Vestin
Pansy...................................................................................................................Emmalin Brink, Clara Voigt
Violet........................................................................................................................ Ryann Cook, Ava Heiser
Strawberry....................................................................................................Natalie Kleine, Lillian Seeger
Radish....................................................................................................Mia Burchette, Cerise Sirek Kreye
Cabbage.............................................................................................Collette Habermann, Beatrix Pauli
Mushroom....................... Sequoia Anderson, Rachel Foldy, Gabriella Loureiro, Emily Olmedo,
Dominique Rudnitzki
Rose.................................................................Louisianna Bourg, Ava Dolsen, Mara Grace Wuthrich,
Callie Lederer, Paizlei Nestleroad, Olivia Sandbrook,
Somi Toyota, Kierstyn Vestin, Brynn Woodard
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board of directors
MADISON BALLET
Robert Cottingham
Board President
Wipfli, LLP, Partner
Corkey Custer
Board Treasurer
Custer Financial Services,
Managing Partner
Frank Gambino
Board Vice President
Founding Partner,
Isthmus Partners, LLC
Scott Knapp
CUNA Mutual Group,
Director of Investment
StrategyRetirement Plan Services
Division
David Nissenbaum
Sports & Spine Clinic of
Madison, Partner/Director
Maria Rivera-Lupu
Whyte Hirschboeck & Dudek
S.C., Attorney
Andrea Marquardt Finck
Board Secretary
Martha Schram
Anchor Bank, Vice President– Aegis Therapies, President
Commercial Sales &
Service Manager
Patricia Struck
WI Department of Financial
Institutions, Administrator
faculty & staff
MADISON BALLET
Madison Ballet Staff
W. Earle Smith
Artistic Director
Faculty
Alissa Bratz
Rachelle Butler
Elizabeth Cohen
Gretchen Bourg
Krystle Davis
General Manager
Jason Gomez
Sarah Melli
Alyssa Gunsolus
Ballet Master
Kristen Hammer
Abigail Henninger
Beth Shippert-Myers
Maelanie Kuzma
Marketing Director
Marguerite Luksik
Alyssa Gunsolus
Phillip Ollenburg
Program Services Coordinator Sarah Melli
Jackson Warring
Amy Miller
Support Services Coordinator
Perry Bourg
Artistic Contractor
Brittany Leemon
Marketing Intern
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Music Staff
Marina Hegge
Principal Accompanist
Patrick Christians
Lucija Drake
Jingwen Fan
Lisa Mueller
Gregg Punswick
Stacy Regehr
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Production Staff
Ken Ferencek
John Penisten
Lighting Designers
Brian Weinkauf
Production Manager
Billy Larimore
Technical Director
Kathleen Rock
Stage Manager
Karen Brown-Larimore
Costumer
Brian Hatfield
Property Master
Rod MacDonald
Master Carpenter
Bryan Streich
Assistant Stage Manager
Jenni Schwaner-Ladd
Brenna Farmer
Sharron White
Wardrobe Assistants
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tradition of support
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We are proud to acknowledge the wonderful generosity of the individuals, corporations,
foundations and government agencies who support Madison Ballet. Every gift plays an important
part in allowing Madison Ballet to continue offering world-class performances and excellent
education and outreach activities. We gratefully recognize the gifts received to our Annual Fund
between January 1, 2014 and March 6, 2015.
Founder $30,000+
Great Performance Fund
Artist: $10,000-$14,999
Wisconsin Arts Board
Pleasant T Rowland
Foundation
CUNA Mutual Group
W Jerome Frautschi
Charitable Lead Unitrust
Premier: $5,000-$9,999
Karen and Craig Christianson
WA & DJ Frautschi Charitable
Unitrust
Anytime Fitness
Dane Arts
Eloisa and Emil Sanchez
Isthmus Partners, LLC
Custer Financial
Whyte Hirschboek Dudek
Scott and Heidi Knapp
Principal: $2,500-$4,999
Anonymous
Wipfli LLP
Evjue Foundation, Charitable
Arm of The Capital Times
Thrivent Financial
Capital Times Kids Fund
Madison Arts Commission
TDS Telecom
Marcus Promotions
Badger Utility
Corps: $1,000-$2,499
BR Diamond Suite
Doug and Katie Reuhl
West Bend Mutual Insurance
Co
David Ringdahl and Annette
Grosz-Ringdahl
Frank J Gambino
BMO Harris Bank
Laurits and Bea Christensen
Robert and Ann Cottingham
Avendula Massage
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Hotel
Bartell Theatre
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Bechler
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Contributor: $250-$499
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Charitable Fund
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Nextdoor
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great performance fund
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Great Performance Campaign
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Rockne and JoAnne Flowers
Foley & Lardner
James D. Friedman
Fred Gants
Roberta A. Gassman and Lester
A. Pines
The Gialamas Company
Linda and Bob Graebner
Fritz and Janice Grutzner
Terry L. Haller
Peggy Hedberg
Hooper Foundation
J.H. Findorff & Son Inc.
Marie and Ralph Jackson
John A. Johnson Foundation
Kim Johnson
Peter Johnson
Johnson Bank
Lee and Rosemary Jones
Terry and Mary Kelly
Kenneth R. Kimport
David L. Kinnamon
Kraft Foods
Ron and Lois Krantz
Deirdre W. Garton
Bill Kraus and Toni Sikes
Michael and Kathleen Laskis
Fred G. Lautz
Lee Foundation
Ruth and George Lewis
Ruth Ann and Jack Loew
Peter and Jill Lundberg
Nancy and Dennis Lynch
Richard and Mary Lynch
Madison Gas & Electric
Foundation, Inc.
Madison Investment Advisors Inc.
Marshall & Ilsley Foundation, Inc.
Len and Luann Mattioli
Hal and Christy Mayer
Marie S. McCabe
Walter A. and Jean Meanwell
Margaret Metcalfe
Michael Best & Freidrich LLP
Lauri D. Morris
Mortenson Family Foundation
Oscar Rennebohm Foundation
Park Bank
W. Stuart Parsons
Terrance D. Paul
Donna Peters
John Peterson
Evan F. Pizer
Thomas and Janet Plumb
Potter Lawson, Inc.
Carol Prange
Quarles & Brady LLP
David and Kim Reinecke
James K. Ruhly
Patrick M. Ryan
Marianne and Stephen Schlecht
Donald K. Schott
Carol Schroeder
Anne and Charles Scott
Nicholas and Wendy Seay
Marti Sebree
Mary Ellyn and Joseph
Sensenbrenner
David and Margaret Sharpe
Terry and Sandy Shockley
Mr. & Mrs. Marcus G. Singer
The Stark Company
Joseph and Jamie Steuer
Kent W. Stevens
John and Mary Storer
William and Audrey Strang
John Taylor
Gamber and Audrey Tegtmeyer,
Jr., M.D.
Thomas Terry
Todd and Elizabeth Tiefenthaler
William J. Toman
Judy and Nick Topitzes
US Bank
James and Sylvia Vaccaro
Chris Hamacher Vincent and Ron
Vincent
Virchow, Krause & Co., LLP
Wahlin Foundation, Inc.
Ellis and Katie Waller
Ronald L. Wallenfang
Michael S. Weiden
Dr. Carl and Susan Weston
Stephen R. White
John T. Whiting and Mary S. Olen
Elyn L. Williams
Wingra Technologies, LLC
Wisconsin Energy Corporation
WISC-TV 3
Kathleen E. Woit, Ph.D.
Paul and Tracy Wrycha
Sue and Michael Zaleski
Zander’s Interiors, Inc.
Madison Ballet graciously thanks the Great Performance Fund for its support.
Donors make gifts to Madison Ballet’s endowment through the Great Performance Campaign to be held in a fund
at the Madison Community Foundation. The Great Performance Campaign was established with a $23 million
challenge grant from the Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation to build endowments for nine Madison arts organizations.
For more information, email [email protected].
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