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Artistic Director<br />
Leymis Bolaños Wilmott<br />
2020-<strong>2021</strong> SEASON<br />
QUINCEAÑERA<br />
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Artistic Director<br />
Leymis Bolaños Wilmott<br />
2020-<strong>2021</strong> SEASON<br />
QUINCEAÑERA<br />
OCT 1-4<br />
Evolving/Revolving<br />
NOV 19-22 <br />
SCD + Piazzolla collaboration<br />
with Ann Pilot<br />
JAN 29–31<br />
<strong>Dance</strong> <strong>Makers</strong><br />
APR 30–MAY 2<br />
Tribute to Muriel G. Mayers<br />
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To become a Producer,<br />
contact Dan Barzel: Dan.Barzel@gmail.com
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD<br />
It is with great joy that we present to you our<br />
15th anniversary season: Quinceañera.The traditional<br />
Quinceañera celebrates a girl’s fifteenth birthday and<br />
her transition and coming of age.<br />
“Quinceañera” couldn’t be a better description of our<br />
coming-of-age this season. We are marking our growth<br />
from a young company to one that has transitioned into<br />
adulthood. We are continuing to come into our own —<br />
all while facing the enormous challenges of performing<br />
in the age of COVID.<br />
It is you — our patrons, funders, volunteers, and audience — who make this work<br />
possible. Your commitment over the past 15 years has been remarkable, and your<br />
support has played a big role in helping us become the strong company that we<br />
are today. Your dedication during this difficult time has been nothing short of<br />
remarkable and uplifting. Your presence at our events is critical and your ongoing<br />
support provides a foundation of our company.<br />
Our 2 1/2 year-old studio is bustling with activity daily with safety guidelines<br />
in place. In addition to our company practice sessions, our studio houses<br />
workshops and ongoing classes in Improvisational <strong>Dance</strong>, Latin Fusion, Beginning,<br />
Intermediate, and Advanced contemporary, Pilates, Yoga, our Student Training<br />
Company (SCDE), and last but not least, our “In Studio” performance series. This is<br />
a testament to the energy contemporary dance creates.<br />
Despite the difficult conditions COVID poses, our dancers remain committed to<br />
creating performance art with even more vigor and enthusiasm than ever. The<br />
vision of this company is being realized in spite of producing in a challenging<br />
environment — and this is reason enough to celebrate.<br />
We send a special thanks to our indefatigable Artistic Director, Leymis Bolaños<br />
Wilmott, and our company dancers who pour their heart and soul into Sarasota<br />
Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong> and every performance.<br />
We applaud all of you who have been of support. We thank you. And we are<br />
grateful you are on this journey with us.<br />
Dan Barzel, President<br />
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FROM THE FOUNDER & ARTISTIC DIRECTOR<br />
Our 15th birthday is a pivotal moment in the history of Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong>.<br />
Among Latino and Caribbean people like me, fifteen years is also an important<br />
milestone in a girl’s life. My first job choreographing was at the youthful age of<br />
thirteen, when my cousin asked if I would create a lively duet for her and her brother<br />
for her Quinceañera. These parties can be lavish and expensive, or they can be at<br />
home, intimate and surrounded by family and friends. Girls wear long, flowing gowns<br />
(often made by their great aunts), crowns or flowers adorn their hair, and there is<br />
always one dance with that special man—your dad. When I helped my cousin with<br />
her dance, my family praised me for my creativity and ability to utilize her strengths,<br />
especially considering she was known for being the least coordinated on the dance<br />
floor! It was in creating this duet that I realized my God-given talent to see the<br />
strength of others while cultivating growth in their skills.<br />
Through the last fifteen years, Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong> has exponentially<br />
broadened its reach and adapted to uncertainty—and this year is no different. This<br />
year reminds me of the resilience passed down from my grandparents to myself.<br />
Being a first generation Cuban American, there is a responsibility to do better,<br />
to strive for more, and to not give up. I have stood on the shoulders of survivors,<br />
innovators, dreamers—all the while acknowledging the sacrifice they made to come<br />
to our country.<br />
At SCD, we continue to provide members of our community, and now our extended<br />
online audience, with plentiful opportunities to enjoy contemporary dance from<br />
the theater or their homes. Today, SCD excels at bringing innovative dance to our<br />
neighbors by offering energetic dance programing, while continuing to lay our<br />
foundations as the training ground for contemporary dance in our region.<br />
With this season marking the Quinceañera of the company, I continue to uphold the<br />
cornerstone values of SCD that were established fifteen years ago: to bring the joy of<br />
dance to others, to advocate for dance artists and choreographers, to be a nurturing<br />
hub for aspiring and professional artists, and to make dance accessible to all.<br />
Therefore, this Quinceañera for Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong> is part birthday<br />
party and part rite of passage, asserting SCD’s position as a leader in our cultural<br />
community, and symbolizing our growth into a strong and flourishing organization.<br />
Leymis Bolaños Wilmott, Artistic Director<br />
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ABOUT THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR<br />
AND CHOREOGRAPHER<br />
Leymis Bolaños Wilmott, a Cuban-American<br />
artist, mother, and teacher with rhythm inextricably<br />
in her bones, found her voice through dance at an<br />
early age. As the Founder and Artistic Director of<br />
Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong>, she has the privilege<br />
of using those bones to create art that has been<br />
called “stunning and imaginative” by Carrie Seidman<br />
of the Herald-Tribune. As an Artist-in-Residence at<br />
New College of Florida, she has the opportunity<br />
to share her love of dance and to be an influential<br />
member of Florida’s dance community. Featured<br />
in Sarasota Scene Magazine’s Arts & Cultural Issue:<br />
Ladies of the Arts, Leymis has been the recipient<br />
of numerous artistic achievement and leadership awards throughout her career.<br />
She was honored to receive the <strong>Dance</strong> Magazine award for “Southeast Best<br />
Choreographer” and was listed in Sarasota Magazine as one of the Top 28 Most<br />
Powerful People in the Arts. Her 80+ dance works include collaborations with artists<br />
and organizations of various disciplines from musicians to museums. Collaborative<br />
highlights include: Sarasota Orchestra, Choral Artists of Sarasota, Westcoast Black<br />
Theater Troupe, Asolo Rep, Salvador Dalí Museum, Kaleidoscope, John and Mable<br />
Ringling Museum, Art Center of Sarasota, Stephen Miles of New Music New<br />
College, composer Eduard Cosla, percussionist Scott Blum, Mark Dancigers of NOW<br />
Ensemble, multitalented Francis Schwartz, and legendary principal harpist, Ann<br />
Hobson Pilot. Her works have been performed nationally at the John F. Kennedy<br />
Center, Ailey Citigroup Theater in NYC, Colony Theater and Jackie Gleason Theatre<br />
in Miami, and internationally in Ramallah, Argentina, and Spain.<br />
Leymis pioneered the <strong>Dance</strong> and Healing certificate at the University of Florida and<br />
holds a Master of Fine Arts in Performance and Choreography from Florida State<br />
University. Her research in dance as a healing art form and its ability to harness and<br />
foster community building came to fruition in 2006 when she and Rachael Inman<br />
founded Fuzión <strong>Dance</strong> Artists, now Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong>.<br />
Leymis is a professor of dance at New College of Florida, a certified Pilates instructor,<br />
and through her <strong>Dance</strong> for PD certificate experience founded and developed the<br />
dance program at Parkinson’s Place in 2012. She served as Vice President of the<br />
Florida <strong>Dance</strong> Association from 2013-2017 and is a member of the Arts and Health<br />
Coalition in Sarasota. Her most precious honor, however, is being married to her<br />
husband, Kavin, of fourteen years and mother to eleven-year-old Charles Edward<br />
and four-year-old, Valda Elizabeth who inspire her dance-making daily.<br />
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DANCERS<br />
Rachel Lambright (<strong>Dance</strong>r/Rehearsal Assistant) is<br />
a graduate of the University of South Florida, earning<br />
a BFA in <strong>Dance</strong> Performance with a Modern <strong>Dance</strong><br />
concentration. During her undergraduate career, she<br />
presented original choreography and performed in<br />
works by national and international dance artists<br />
alike, such as Ohad Naharin, Robert Moses, John Parks,<br />
Bliss Kohlmyer, Jeanne Travers, and Andee Scott. She<br />
has presented choreographic work in SCD’s “Voices” productions showcasing<br />
rising choreographers as well as in St. Petersburg, FL, as part of MOMENTUM:<br />
Choreographic Mentorship, curated by Alex Jones of projectALCHEMY. Rachel<br />
continually finds joy in pursuing her interest in dance film, bringing honesty and<br />
emotion to the forefront. Her film “Introspection” is an official selection of Austin<br />
<strong>Dance</strong> Festival 2020. She is grateful for another year of growth with SCD as she<br />
continues to develop her artistry.<br />
Melissa Rummel (<strong>Dance</strong>r/ Studio Coordinator)<br />
was raised in Dryden, Michigan where she started<br />
dancing at the age of seven. She graduated from<br />
Belhaven University with a BFA in dance, emphasis<br />
on modern dance and choreography. She has trained<br />
with companies such as Eisenhower <strong>Dance</strong> Ensemble,<br />
RiverNorth Chicago, Ad Deum <strong>Dance</strong> Company, and<br />
Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong>. This is Melissa’s sixth<br />
season with Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong> and third<br />
as Studio Coordinator. Melissa is the Associate Director<br />
for SCDEnsemble (Student Training program). She is passionate about teaching<br />
and currently teaches with SCD and Woodland Fine Arts Academy. She also enjoys<br />
fitness and the positive effect it can bring to others, and she strives to find new<br />
ways to combine her love of dance and fitness. This year she wants to continue to<br />
stretch herself as a performer, choreographer, and teacher.<br />
Zoe Austin (<strong>Dance</strong>r) was born in Montreal, Canada<br />
and raised in Sarasota, FL. She attended New World<br />
School of the Arts where she humbly graduated as<br />
valedictorian with a BFA. She is trained in ballet,<br />
Horton, Limón, and Graham techniques and was<br />
honored to perform works by Michael Foley, Robert<br />
Battle, Bill T. Jones, Sean Curran, and Darshan Singh<br />
Bhuller while also creating and performing works of<br />
her own. In the summer of 2015, she received the Rosie<br />
Herrera full tuition scholarship to attend the American <strong>Dance</strong> Festival, working<br />
with artists Jennifer Nugent, Pamela Pietro, and Sara Procopio. Zoe is currently<br />
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esiding in her hometown of Sarasota, FL, where she has started a family of her own<br />
and gained a new family in SCD. This is her second season with the company and she<br />
is beyond blessed and excited to continue her journey and growth as an artist.<br />
Juliana Cristina (<strong>Dance</strong>r) was born and raised in<br />
West Palm Beach, FL and began her dance training at<br />
the age of six. A graduate from the University of North<br />
Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA). Where she holds<br />
a B.F.A Degree in <strong>Dance</strong> under the direction of Dean<br />
Susan Jaffe and Associate Dean Brenda Daniels. During<br />
her time at UNCSA, Ms. Cristina has had the pleasure<br />
of performing works by Azure Barton, Brenda Daniels,<br />
Kira Blazek, Helen Simoneau, Martha Graham, Ming<br />
Lung-Yang and alumni Juel D. Lane. Ms. Cristina was awarded scholarship from<br />
both UNCSA dance, and academic departments. Juliana has had the opportunity<br />
to further her study through summer intensives such as Nashville Ballet, Ballet<br />
Florida, Ballet Palm Beach and the New York City Rockettes. Juliana has performed<br />
in multiple productions of the “Tales of Hoffman” with The Palm Beach Opera.<br />
Her passion for dance has driven her to volunteer in her community, sharing her<br />
knowledge of dance with younger generations. She has performed for Big Brothers<br />
Big Sisters of America to raise awareness for Alzheimer’s care, support and research.<br />
Mrs. Cristina currently resides in Sarasota, Fl and is a company member for the<br />
Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong> Company. As well as on faculty at The Sarasota Ballet,<br />
Teaching Ballet, Contemporary and Jazz.<br />
Sea (pronounced as “Say”) Lee (<strong>Dance</strong>r) Born<br />
and raised in South Korea, Sea (pronounced as “Say”)<br />
Lee was trained both conservatively and professionally at<br />
SunHwa Arts High School under the direction of Seung<br />
Yup Hong. She received a BFA with Cum Laude honors<br />
from University of Florida and MFA with fellowship from<br />
Hollins University/ American <strong>Dance</strong> Festival. Sea has<br />
performed in the works of such diverse artists including<br />
Neta Pulvermacher, Kristin O’Neal, Michael Foley, Kraig<br />
Bopi Patterson, Ming-Lung Yang, Ella Ben-Ahron, Seungyup Hong, HeJin Jang,<br />
Thomas DeFrantz, Kevin Guy, and Renee Robinson, and danced professionally with<br />
Moving Current <strong>Dance</strong> Collective where she performed in the original works of Heidi<br />
Henderson, Victoria Marks, Doug Guillespie, Somebodies <strong>Dance</strong> Theater, Cinthia<br />
Hennessy, Jack Clark, and Orange Grove <strong>Dance</strong>.<br />
Sea has been on the faculty at the University of Tampa, St. Petersburg College and<br />
Cypress Creek middle school. Sea’s choreography has been presented by Co-motion<br />
<strong>Dance</strong> Theatre (2013, 2014), HCC <strong>Dance</strong> Ensembles (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019),<br />
ACDFA in University of North Carolina Greensboro (2013) and Florida State University<br />
(2011), University of Tampa (2015, 2016), Moving Current <strong>Dance</strong> Collective (2019)<br />
and presented at Hollins University, NewGrounds Festival, and the American <strong>Dance</strong><br />
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Festival. As an art advocate, she has served as a review panel for Creative Pinellas and<br />
Emerging Artist Grant (2016, 2017), which awards grants to winners in various genres<br />
of arts. Sea currently serves as a dance faculty at Hillsborough Community College<br />
and teaches and performs with a physically integrated dance company, REVolutions<br />
<strong>Dance</strong>, regionally, nationally, and internationally.<br />
Sea recently moved to the Bradenton/Sarasota area from Tampa to continue her<br />
second season at SCD as a company member/teaching artist, and is falling in love with<br />
the community and people that she is surrounded by every second. She is incredibly<br />
thankful to be able to dance with warmth and support from SCD family through this<br />
very special time, and wishes to give back such joy to the community through the art<br />
of dance during this season.<br />
Jessica Obiedzinski graduated with a BFA in<br />
<strong>Dance</strong> from the University of Florida in 2010 and a<br />
Master’s Degree in Science in Tourism and Hospitality<br />
Management in 2012. Jessica moved to New York in 2013<br />
and danced with Beth Soll and Vencl <strong>Dance</strong> Company,<br />
Elizabeth Streb, and Laurie Devito. She has performed<br />
at St. Mark’s Church, Triskelion Arts, The Center for<br />
Performing research and Gibney. Recently back to her<br />
native Florida, Jessica created work in Tampa in collaboration with Sea Lee, for the<br />
New Grounds Festival presented by Moving Current and Choreographed for SCD’s<br />
summer dance intensive in June, 2019. She was granted the Individual Artist Award<br />
through the St. Pete Arts Alliance to present a new work, combining photography<br />
and dance. In addition to performing alongside Helen Hansen-French and Crystal<br />
Delguidice, she is also a company member of Kellie Harmon’s Rogue<strong>Dance</strong> in St.<br />
Pete. This is Jessica’s first season joining Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong>. She is thrilled<br />
to continue her dance career in full force and looks forward to performing and<br />
choreographing in Florida for many years to come.<br />
Xiao-Xuan Yang Dancigers (<strong>Dance</strong>r), nominated<br />
for Best Female <strong>Dance</strong>r in Australia in 2009, has<br />
performed throughout Asia, Europe, Australia, and<br />
the United States with Australian <strong>Dance</strong> Theater and<br />
Cloud Gate 2. Previously Assistant Professor at the Taipei<br />
National University of Arts, she has danced with and<br />
choreographed for Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong> since<br />
2012. In 2013, Xiao-Xuan co-choreographed Dreamfall<br />
featuring music by NOW Ensemble with Leymis Bolaños Wilmott. She has also danced<br />
as a soloist in Leymis’ Summer Days, of which the Sarasota Herald Tribune wrote,<br />
“With…Dancigers’ total ownership of the characterization, it was stunning.” She<br />
was also a soloist in Gerri Houlihan’s Every Little Movement, of which the Bradenton<br />
Herald wrote, “A highlight on opening night was the long and unspeakably<br />
gorgeous solo by Xiao-Xuan Yang Dancigers. If you appreciate dance at all, you<br />
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find yourself wishing the solo would never end.” In 2017, she choreographed and<br />
performed the solo Signal for New Music New College to music by Luciano Berio,<br />
with the Herald Tribune calling the performance “stunning...precise Xuan also the<br />
dance instructor at Parkinson’s Place in Sarasota, and recently has starting her new<br />
position as the associate Director of Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong> Ensemble.<br />
APPRENTICES<br />
Eugenia Titterington graduated from New<br />
College of Florida in 2019 with a B.A. in Literature and<br />
Performance Studies. Her senior thesis, “Performing the<br />
Possibility of Difference: Analyzing Race, Movement,<br />
and Performance in the Works of Pearl Primus and Ira<br />
Aldridge”, investigated the moving body’s ability to<br />
evoke dialogues of collective cultural memory amongst<br />
audiences. She has collaborated as a performer,<br />
choreographer, and movement consultant for Sarasota<br />
Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong>, The John and Mable Ringling<br />
Museum, New Music New College, Ringling College of Art and Design, and New<br />
College of Florida to name a few. She has been the recipient of the John Ringling<br />
Tower Grant and Andrew W. Mellon Grant. Eugenia was a founding member of SCD’s<br />
professional-training company, SCDE, before she transitioned into her current role as<br />
an apprentice with the company. Alongside her development as an emerging artist,<br />
Eugenia continues to hone her skills in arts administration, serving as the coordinator<br />
for the Andrew W. Mellon grant at New College of Florida.<br />
Samantha Miller was born and raised in<br />
Kendallville, Indiana. In 2013 she moved to Philadelphia<br />
to attend The University of The Arts where she was able<br />
to perform works by Curt Haworth, Douglas Becker,<br />
Esther Baker-Tarpaga, Jen McGinn, Sidra Bell, Robert<br />
Burden, and Lauren Putty-White. Samantha performed in<br />
the Philadelphia Fringe Art Festival in 2015 and received<br />
her BFA in <strong>Dance</strong> in 2016. After graduating, Samantha<br />
moved to St. Petersburg, FL. There she has worked and<br />
performed with Helen Hansen-French, Lauren Slone, she<br />
is a member of Rogue<strong>Dance</strong> Company, and is a teacher and choreographer at the<br />
JeanneLynn <strong>Dance</strong> Studio. Samantha is excited to continue her dance journey as an<br />
apprentice with the Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong> Company.<br />
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CHOREOGRAPHERS<br />
Collette Krogol & Matt Reeves<br />
Colette Krogol and Matt Reeves are dancers, choreographers, filmmakers, and<br />
teaching artists. They have been making work collaboratively for over ten years as the<br />
Artistic Directors of Orange Grove <strong>Dance</strong>,<br />
a multimedia dance company that creates<br />
visually athletic experiences through<br />
the lenses of dance, film, and design. In<br />
2017 they were selected as the ‘Audience<br />
Choice Award’ winner of the 34th Annual<br />
Choreographers Showcase for their work<br />
Holding, Here, which was described by<br />
<strong>Dance</strong> Metro DC as a “magically spun…<br />
visual tale of suspension, tension, and<br />
community within a multilayered moving painting”. They hold Masters of Fine Arts in<br />
<strong>Dance</strong> from the University of Maryland and Bachelors of Fine Arts in <strong>Dance</strong> from the<br />
University of Florida.<br />
Krogol and Reeves’ work has been produced for gallery dance-cinema installations,<br />
film festivals, underground tunnels, city streets, black box theatres, and concert<br />
stages ranging in location from Rauma, Finland to Brooklyn, New York to Mt.<br />
Rainier, Maryland. Though both originally hail from Florida, the company’s life has<br />
been spent in New York City and within the greater DC/Baltimore area. As Orange<br />
Grove <strong>Dance</strong>, they have<br />
taught master classes and<br />
workshops, as well as set<br />
repertory across the United<br />
States and Europe. Their<br />
work has been produced<br />
and presented extensively<br />
internationally by The<br />
Finlandia Foundation,<br />
The Jerusalem Academy<br />
of Music and <strong>Dance</strong>,<br />
Lönnström Taidemuseo,<br />
Raumars AIR, Officina<br />
Creativa, CerCCa, and<br />
Klaustrid at Skriduklaustir. On screen, they have produced three independent dance<br />
films that have shown in cities from Munich, Germany to Boulder City, Nevada while<br />
their most recent film The Archetypes was nominated for an ‘Arthouse Film’ award by<br />
the Stockholm Independent Film Festival and was awarded ‘Best <strong>Dance</strong> Film’ by the Et<br />
Cultura Film Festival.<br />
Visit their Website to learn more: http://www.orangegrovedance.com/<br />
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Doug Gillespie<br />
Douglas Gillespie (Guest Choreographer) is a Brooklyn-based artist involved in<br />
the making, teaching, and embodying of dance as an art form. Gillespie is an avid<br />
dance maker, choreographing group works for Moving Current <strong>Dance</strong> Collective,<br />
Doug Varone DEVICES, and Sarasota<br />
Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong>. He has also<br />
created his own student commissions<br />
for Hillsborough Community College,<br />
Cleveland State University, University<br />
of Florida, and Santa Fe College; two<br />
of these works have premiered at<br />
American College <strong>Dance</strong> Association.<br />
In 2015, Gillespie created his first solo<br />
project, Echo, for Assembly <strong>Dance</strong><br />
Theatre in Taipei, Taiwan, which had its<br />
U.S. debut in 2016. Gillespie was an originating member and creative contributor<br />
throughout Kate Weare Company’s first decade, and he currently serves as a Guest<br />
Artist, teaching on behalf of the company and assisting on commissions. Gillespie<br />
also teaches at colleges and dance centers around the world, most recently at<br />
The Juilliard School, NYU Tisch Summer <strong>Program</strong>, Mark Morris <strong>Dance</strong> Group, and<br />
National Taiwan University of the Arts, and he is on faculty at Gibney <strong>Dance</strong> Center<br />
in New York. He has performed in Punchdrunk Emursive’s Sleep No More and<br />
Third Rail Projects’ Then She Fell. Gillespie was born in San Diego, CA, raised in<br />
Jacksonville, FL, and received his BFA in dance from Florida State University in 2005.<br />
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MUSICIAN<br />
Mark Dancigers<br />
Mark Dancigers is a composer of chamber, orchestral, film, and solo instrumental<br />
works, and the electric guitarist for the new-chamber music group NOW Ensemble.<br />
Praised for his “entrancing”<br />
music in the New York Times,<br />
Dancigers creates scores<br />
that are melodically driven,<br />
texturally imaginative, and<br />
sonically vibrant. He holds<br />
degrees in music from Yale,<br />
the Yale School of Music, and<br />
Princeton University, and is<br />
Assistant Professor of Digital<br />
Media and Music at New<br />
College of Florida.<br />
PHOTO BY ANJA SCHUTZ<br />
He scored the film “The Measure of All Things” by Oscar nominated director Sam<br />
Green, which premiered at the Sundance Festival with a live soundtrack performed<br />
by yMusic. The film score has been performed subsequently in the Netherlands,<br />
Greece, the U.K., and venues around the United States. Dancigers also co-scored,<br />
with Troy Herion, the feature documentary “The Dog” about the life of John<br />
Wojtowicz, the subject of “Dog Day Afternoon”.<br />
Dancigers has collaborated with New York City Ballet choreographer Justin Peck for<br />
a pas de deux called “The Bright Motion”. He has also collaborated with New York<br />
City Ballet choreographer Troy Schumacher and his group Ballet Collective on a pas<br />
de deux, “The Last Time This Ended”. The latter was praised in the Huffington Post<br />
as “creeping, majestic, and fantastical; it feels textured, like if you could touch the<br />
music, it would prick you.”<br />
Mark Dancigers’ music has been performed at the the Guggenheim Museum,<br />
Bilbao Spain, Apples and Olives Festival in Zurich, the Nordernzon Performing Arts<br />
Festival in the Netherlands, The Athens Concert Hall, Greece, Sydney, Australia,<br />
Carnegie Hall, Miller Theater, Symphony Space, Merkin Hall, BargeMusic, the<br />
Kitchen NYC, Arts Brookfield at the Brookfield Place Winter Garden, the Bang<br />
on a Can Marathon, the Percussive Arts Society International Conference, the<br />
Skaneateles Festival, and numerous other venues.<br />
His orchestra music has been performed by the Alabama, Minnesota, Cabrillo, and<br />
New York Youth Symphony Orchestras.<br />
As an album producer, his credits include pianist Michael Mizrahi’s “Currents”<br />
(2016) and “The Bright Motion” (2012), which made the Top Ten Best Classical<br />
Releases of 2012 in both Time Out New York and Time Out Chicago.<br />
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<strong>Dance</strong> <strong>Makers</strong><br />
Artistic Director: Leymis Bolaños Wilmott<br />
Producing Sponsor: Sam Alfstad<br />
January 29, <strong>2021</strong> at 7:30 pm<br />
January 30-31, <strong>2021</strong> at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm<br />
LIVE from SCD’s Home Studio<br />
Inner Island<br />
Choreographers: Colette Krogol and Matt Reeves<br />
Rehearsal Assistant: Rachel Lambright<br />
Music: The End of the World by Skeeter Davis<br />
Video and Sound Design: Matt Reeves<br />
<strong>Dance</strong>rs <strong>Program</strong> A: Sea Lee, Melissa Rummel, Monessa Salley,<br />
Eugenia Titterington<br />
<strong>Dance</strong>rs <strong>Program</strong> B: Zoe Austin, Juliana Christina, Jessica Obiedzinski,<br />
Eugenia Titterington<br />
Costume: <strong>Dance</strong>rs’ closet<br />
Inner Island is an original quartet choreographed by Matt Reeves and Colette<br />
Krogol of Orange Grove <strong>Dance</strong> in Washington, D.C. Inner Island exists as a<br />
lighthouse on the edge of a secluded, unsteady cliff where technology serves<br />
as a soft beacon of light and a narrow navigational aid. Due to COVID-19,<br />
Choreographers Krogol and Reeves were unable to be in the physical space with<br />
the company and created the entire work through Zoom and video technology.<br />
Social distancing of 6 feet was mandatory between company members out of safety<br />
and these unique circumstances deeply influenced the choreographic journey of<br />
this work. Inner Island reflects the disparate sensations of connection and isolation<br />
that have been experienced by many in the face of the global pandemic and asks<br />
us to reconsider what is absolutely essential to maintain our humanity when we are<br />
unable to embrace each other.<br />
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Etudes 1, 2, 3<br />
Composer/Musician: Mark Dancigers<br />
Choreographer/<strong>Dance</strong>r: Leymis Bolaños Wilmott<br />
Collaborator/Projection Designer: Logan Gabrielle Schulman<br />
Rehearsal Assistant: Rachel Lambright<br />
The Etudes are a series of studies that are aiming to communicate broad and<br />
sweeping expression, and movement, by starting with small ideas and pushing out.<br />
An etude is an interesting musical structure, in that it has to be both a technical<br />
study and emotionally moving music. As the etudes progress from the first to the<br />
third, they become increasingly broad in scope. In the third etude, this distinction<br />
between “technique” and musical communication disappears, and there is a direct<br />
and sweeping sense of phrases that involve the viewer in cycles of movements.<br />
This project grew out of the extensive previous collaborations between Bolaños<br />
Wilmott and Dancigers, as well as their work as educators at the New College of<br />
Florida. The choreography for this work, commissioned originally by New Music<br />
New College, created the opportunity for Bolaños Wilmott and Dancigers to<br />
work side by side as creators, while simultaneously their students were exploring<br />
solo dances. The “Etudes”, or studies, embody the way that experienced artists<br />
themselves are always deepening their work.<br />
I live under your skin<br />
Choreographer: Douglas Gillespie in collaboration with the SCD dancers<br />
Music: Andrew Manze & Giuseppe Tartini “The Devil’s Sonata and Other Works”<br />
Sonata in A Minor: X. Variation V, I. Cantabile, VI. Variation I, IX. V. Aria<br />
[with variations], Variation II, Variation IV, L’arte del arco: Variation 10 and<br />
20, IX Variation IV.<br />
<strong>Dance</strong>rs: Zoe Austin, Juliana Cristina, Sea Lee, Samantha Miller, Jessica Obiedzinski,<br />
Melissa Rummel, Monessa Salley<br />
Rehearsal Assistant: Rachel Lambright<br />
Empathy - Poem by Rajesh Thankappan<br />
I live under your skin<br />
You too live under mine,<br />
For human hopes and emotion<br />
Under our skin do rhyme.<br />
So let me mourn your loss<br />
While you partake in happiness mine,<br />
For how sweet it is to hear the temple bell<br />
When they do together chime.<br />
We breathe in the same air<br />
We live in the same time,<br />
So why not we share our togetherness<br />
And lead a life sublime?”<br />
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Production Team<br />
Lighting Designer .................................................................................................Ryan Finzelber<br />
Stage Manager and Sound Technician....................................................................Alex Pinchin<br />
Technician/Operator...........................................................................Logan Gabrielle Schulman<br />
Board Operator...........................................................................................Eugenia Titterington<br />
Live Broadcast.............................................................................. Integrated Media Productions<br />
New College of Florida Intern/Costume Alterations..............Alexandria Anderson-Whittaker<br />
Green Room Volunteers...............................................................Ron Gibson and Jerry Unland<br />
Costume/Props Storage Volunteer......................................................................Syclla Liscombe<br />
All music rights by agreement with ASCAP<br />
Thank you to our Sponsors and Media Partners:<br />
SRQ<br />
SRQ<br />
Funding for our digital theater offering was provided by the Community Impact Grant<br />
by the Community Foundation of Sarasota County<br />
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CREW<br />
Ryan Finzelber (<strong>Dance</strong> <strong>Makers</strong> Lighting Designer) is a<br />
local scenic and lighting designer working in the Sarasota<br />
area. Recent scenic and lighting credits include The Niceties,<br />
Incognito, Echoes (Urbanite Theatre), Companion Piece,<br />
Every Brilliant Thing, The Arsonists, Adaptive Radiation<br />
(Denizen Theatre), Hir, The Threepenny Opera (Jobsite<br />
Theatre). Recent awards: Theatre Tampa Bay – Outstanding<br />
Lighting Design, A Skull in Connemara (2017), Imagining<br />
Madoff (2015), The Threepenny Opera (nom) (2018), Five<br />
Lesbians Eating a Quiche (nom) (2016), Creative Loafing Best of the Bay – Lighting<br />
Designer (runner up) (2017). Visit www.finzelberdesign.com for information and<br />
production photos!<br />
Celeste N. Silsby Mannerud (Season Lighting<br />
Designer) is co-founder of Flip Flop Productions and<br />
specializes in design and archival for theatrical and private<br />
events. She received her BA in theatre design from USF<br />
and her MFA in design management from IADT, and her<br />
repertoire includes lighting design and production video/<br />
photography for local and international dance and theatre<br />
companies; stage lighting instruction at various Florida<br />
colleges; and production management, technical/artistic<br />
design, and lighting/audio installations for the Dali Museum, Tampa Museum of<br />
Art, L’Unione Italiana Ybor City, and ArtLab Studios in Germany. Aside from her<br />
“real job,” Celeste is in the midst of renovating an old Airstream to tour the U.S.<br />
and is most at peace when under sail with her husband, Andreas, and son, Cobyn.<br />
Logan Gabrielle Schulman (Technician) is a theater<br />
designer, director, performer, and visual artist working<br />
between both Philadelphia, PA and Sarasota, FL. They received<br />
their BA with Honors in Theater and Religious Studies from<br />
the New College of Florida, and their acting education from<br />
Stella Adler’s Studio for Actor Training in New York. Logan<br />
has created work for DopoLavoro Teatrale (Toronto), the<br />
University of Pennsylvania (PHL), Enya Kalia Creations (NYC),<br />
Renegade Theater (PHL), the Chautauqua Institution (NY), and<br />
InterAct Theatre (PHL), among others. Their work has been supported in residencies<br />
and grants from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Florida Humanities<br />
Council, Bread & Puppet Theater, the Chautauqua Institution, Headlong <strong>Dance</strong><br />
Theater, Philadelphia Directors Gathering, the Directors Lab North (Toronto) and<br />
the Directors Lab West (LA). Learn more at loganschulman.net.<br />
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Alex Pinchin (Sound Engineer/Stage Manager) is a<br />
multimedia designer based out of Sarasota. He works<br />
with several companies in the Sarasota area designing<br />
lights, sound, and projections. He is also one of the new<br />
Production and Design teachers at Booker High School. He<br />
uses his connections with local theaters to give students an<br />
opportunity to experience a side of productions that they may<br />
not normally have.<br />
ADMINISTRATION<br />
Raychel Ceciro (General Manager) has been working<br />
administratively and creatively in the arts since her days<br />
at the New College of Florida, where she first met Leymis<br />
and graduated with honors in 2018. Raychel has worked in<br />
administrative and managerial positions at the Koresh <strong>Dance</strong><br />
Company, National Constitution Center, and New College<br />
of Florida, and couldn’t be more thrilled to be working<br />
alongside Leymis as the new General Manager at SCD. In her<br />
performance career, Raychel has had work featured at the<br />
Annenberg Performing Arts Center at the University of Pennsylvania, 954 <strong>Dance</strong><br />
Movement Collective, Ursinus College, the Shoebox Theater Festival, the Ringling<br />
Museum of Art, the National Association of Interpretation, Vox Populi, and with<br />
the Windmill Theatre Company at NCF. Her artistic work has been supported by the<br />
Mellon Foundation, Florida Humanities Council, Sarasota Arts and Cultural Alliance,<br />
and the Florida Public Archaeology Network.<br />
Karina Herrera Marketing Coordinator) recently<br />
joined Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong> in August of 2020 as<br />
the company’s new Marketing Coordinator and Volunteer<br />
Coordinator. Karina is a multifaceted videographer,<br />
photographer, graphic designer, illustrator, musician and<br />
marketer. Her work has been featured in VVWS and Bridge<br />
Builders for Shannon Rohrer-Phillips, LLC, Enrique Pino<br />
Photography, Suncoast Community Church, 81aStudios,<br />
and the Music Department at State College of Florida. She<br />
is also a bilingual first generation Peruvian/American Sarasota native and recent<br />
graduate from Florida Atlantic University (Boca Raton, FL), where she earned her<br />
BBA in Marketing. In her marketing career, she has worked for the Voice + Visibility<br />
Women’s Summit as a Marketing Intern in 2019-2020 when she was able to witness<br />
Leymis and SCD perform for VVWS’s first annual Summit in February of 2020 at the<br />
Hyatt Regency. Karina is an advocate for the arts in the Sarasota Community and<br />
feels welcomed into the SCD family.<br />
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SCD + Piazzolla was<br />
Recorded and Broadcasted by<br />
Integrated Media Productions<br />
At Integrated Media Productions we exist to help people<br />
capture their vision & clearly communicate it to the world!<br />
Sarasota Contemporary <strong>Dance</strong> is where IMP’s founder Brett<br />
Hoehne met his wife Molly, a company dancer at that time. He<br />
is excited to bring his craft of production & design as well as<br />
his team of industry professionals along to help SCD connect<br />
their community through the internet and live broadcast.<br />
www.integratedmedia.productions<br />
Artistic Director<br />
Leymis Bolaños Wilmott<br />
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SARASOTA<br />
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ENSEMBLE<br />
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SARASOTA CONTEMPORARY DANCE IS A NON-PROFIT 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION<br />
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CONTRIBUTORS TO<br />
SARASOTA CONTEMPORARY DANCE<br />
Thank you to everyone who has generously donated from September 19, 2019 to<br />
September 29, 2020. All contributions are vital to our growth as a dance company.<br />
Without your generosity, this 15th year celebration would simply<br />
not be the amazing reality it is.<br />
SUSTAINERS<br />
OVER $10,000<br />
Sam Alfstad<br />
Shane Chalke<br />
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FOUNDERS CIRCLE<br />
The Founders Circle is a funding initiative<br />
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS<br />
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Michael P. Marraccini – Vice President<br />
Jeff Lombard – Treasurer<br />
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Sam Alfstad – General Board<br />
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Thank you for supporting SCD!<br />
Join us for our next performance<br />
April 30 – May 2.<br />
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