ABOUT

The Department of Theater and Dance presents its annual fall dance concert, a diverse program featuring choreographic works created by advanced senior dance majors, faculty choreographers. The UCSB Dance Company performs a work by distinguished guest artist Colin Connor HTTP://WWW.COLINCONNOR.COM.  

PROGRAM

INSIDE OUT
Choreography: Hillary Bassoff
Costume Design: Jennifer Doan
Lighting Design: Michael Klaers
Music: “Young and Beautiful”  by Lana Del Rey and Rick Nowels
Cast: Kyleigh Carlson, Kasey Covaleski, Maura Harris, Rachel Oczkus

PETITTE MAGRITTE
Choreography: Christina McCarthy
Costume Design: Ann Bruice
Lighting Design: Michael Klaers
Music: The Tipsy Gypsies
Cast: Nathan Burdine-Ortega, Joe Caldwell, Jeremy Gleeson, Kate Lyons, Brandon Noggle, Julian Remulla, Kristina Skrenek

RADAR
Choreography: Jessica Stucke
Costume Design: Cat Scholz
Lighting Design: Michael Klaers
Music: “Tick of the Clock” by The Chromatics, “Ultimatum” by Murcof, and “Apply” by Glasser
Sound Editor: Jessica Stucke
Cast: Kasey Burgunder, Gianna Burright, Shenandoah Harris, Maggie McGowan, Rachael Oczkus
 
SATISFACTION
Choreography: Samantha Aiello
Costume Design: Maddi Carroll
Lighting Design: Michael Klaers
Music: “Dream a Little Dream of Me” by Mama Cass; “Peel Me a Grape” by Diana Krall; “Tore my Heart” by OONA
Sound Editor: Vincent Aiello
Cast: Dakota Bailey, Nathan Burdine-Ortega, Dante Corpuz, Kasey Covaleski, Shenandoah Harris, Wilson Vu

BLURR
Choreography: Charlie Schnitzer
Costume Design: Ann Bruice
Lighting Design: Michael Klaers
Music:  Arvo Pärt
Cast: Grace Burdick, Gianna Burright, Kyleigh Carlson, Kalani Hicks, Maggie McGowan, Monica Moe Mulvany

CORVIDAE
Choreography: Colin Connor
Rehearsal Direction: Delila Moseley             
Costumes: Colin Connor and Delila Moseley
Music:  Phillip Glass - Violin Concerto, First Movement
Cast:  Sammy Aiello, Dakota Bailey, Hillary Bassoff, Kasey Burgunder, Heather Mignon Cross,  Kate Lyons, Beatrice Martino, Charlie Schnitzer, Colleen Stankey, Jessica Stucke, Wilson Vu              

Corvidae is based on the enormous knowledge and animal power vested in our bodies. It is inspired by the ferocity and mystery of crows and ravens – seen as messengers throughout the ages.

[This production is not targeted to children.]