Jason Evans takes a break from a cast recording session to take a photo with Stephen Sondheim. Jason is in the cast of the Broadway revival of PASSION. More information about this production can be found at www.classicstage.org

Jason Evans takes a break from a cast recording session to take a photo with Stephen Sondheim. Jason is in the cast of the Broadway revival of PASSION. More information about this production can be found at www.classicstage.org
April 25-28, 2013
Coger Theatre
Choreographers — Ruth Barnes, Sara Brummel, Darryl Kent Clark, Abigail Lind, Carla Pellman Williams
Concert Coordinator — Sara Brummel
Lighting Designer — Micheal S. Foster
Stage Manager — Deborah Christensen
Cast
Choreography: Darryl Kent Clark
Dancers: Christina Albin, Madalyn Foley, Alexandria Gates, Gavin Juckette, Elizabeth Klemm, Kyle O’Brien, Madeline Phillips, Lauren Smith, Kayla Starns, Kaylee Trost.
Music: Tito Puente
Costume Design: Samantha Morrow
Choreography: Sara Brummel
Dancers: Erica Cain, Meredith Petersen, Caitlyn Price
Music: Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf, String Quartet No. 3 in G major
Costume Design: Elizabeth Verslues
Choreography: Darryl Kent Clark
Dancers: Madeline Phillips, Briana Simmons, Kahrya Vaughn
Music: St. Germain, Forget It
Costumes: Darryl Kent Clark
Choreography: Abigail Lind
Dancers: Victoria Billington, Kristina Carter, Sarah Greenbaum, Melissa Huebner, Darrel V. Hyche II, Elizabeth Mach, Meredith Petersen, Madeline Phillips, Emily Rankin, Caitlin Shukwit, Dara Vint, Brooke Wheeler
Music: Philip Glass
Costume Design: Abigail Lind
Choreography: Ruth Barnes
Dancers: Victoria Billington, Juli Curran, Spencer Ernst, Hannah Goldstein, Alex Grossman, Sarah Greenbaum, Melissa Huebner, Darrel V. Hyche II, Katherine Klein, Meredith Petersen, Emily Rankin, Lauren Smith, Edyn Mae Tarkany, Amy Vance, Kahrya Vaughn
Musicians: Sherry Xiao Hunt and Jin Liu
Music: J. S. Bach, Sonata No. 1 in G minor for solo violin (BWV 1001)
Costume Design: Cameron Tesson
Special Thanks to Dr. David R. Hays
Choreography: Carla Pellman Williams
Dancers: Kerry Allan, Teresa Simpson, Carla Pellman Williams
Music: David Popper, Requiem, op. 66
Costume Design: Carla Pellman Williams
We are happy to welcome the Springfield Dance Alliance to our stage
Choreography: Darryl Kent Clark
Dancers: Kim Alvarez, Kristina Carter, Darryl Kent Clark, Alexandria Gates, Melissa Huebner, Darrel V. Hyche II, Brooke Wheeler
Music: Clarence Paul and Henry Cosby, Fingertips, Part 1; Neal Hefti, Girl Talk; Johnny Green and Edward Heyman, Out of Nowhere; Franz Liszt, Liebestraum No. 3; William Walton, ‘Andante Commodo’ from Sinfonia concertante for piano and orchestra
Text: Darryl Kent Clark
Costume Design: Sandra Cain and Cynthia Winstead
Sound Design: Darcy Stevens
Special thanks to Kyle Aho, Tanya Carey, Graham Haerther, Jennifer Johnston, and Darcy Stevens.
Check out our Instagram account at http://instagram.com/msutheatredance for some crazy behind the scenes photos and glimpses into whats happening next in the Missouri State University Theatre and Dance Department. Have some crazy Theatre and Dance photos for us? Just send them right on to our marketing team and we will post the best of the best!
April 4-7, 2013
Coger Theatre
Scenic Design — Robert Little
Costume Design — Cynthia Winstead
Lighting Design — Micheal Foster
Sound Design — Marah Allee
Technical Director — Christopher DePriest
Stage Manager — Mira Horowitz
Marketing Director — Mark Templeton
Choreographer —Darry Kent Clark
Musical Supervision —Heather Chittenden-Luellen
Directed by — Maggie Marlin-Hess
Hines – Carl Glenn
Poopsie – Katherine S. Barnes
Mae – Camille Hendricks
Brenda – Elise Watson
Prez – Mitch Brauer
Joe – Zack Russell
Hasler – William Bixby
First Helper – Andrew Gordon
Second Helper – Corey Todd
Max – Matt Dumke
Gladys – Mattie Jo Cowsert
Mabel – Emily Ann Ogle
Sid Sorokin – Tyler Whiteman
Charlie – Alec Brown
Babe Williams – Samantha Disney
Pop/Bartender – Kaleb Norman
Ensemble – Maddie Bowdon, Travis Burbee, Ally Dixon, Alexandria Gates*, Laurel Gawlik, Gavin Juckette, Kyle O’Brien, Rachel Schmeling
*Denotes Dance Captain

Sarah Wiiggin is working on a multi-cultural piece with Agnes Table, a Fulbright Scholar, and a Korean theatre artist. The piece explores Eastern and Western stories and theatre traditions. The artistic team is using the Western text, Mother Courage, and Korean text, Momma’s Stake. As part of the exploration process, they are doing some some site specific work in Korea. They have already performed a workshop showing at Seoul Institute of the Arts and we will perform again at Sadari Movement Lab. Wiggin plans to continue working on the piece to a fully realized production, possibly with the Seoul Institute of the Arts and definitely back in the United States. While in Seoul, she has also co-taught two workshops on devised theatre making: one at the National Theater Company of Korea, and one at Seoul Institute of the Arts.
February 14-27, 2013
Balcony Theatre
Scenic Design — Sylvia Sellers
Costume Design — Brad Ferguson
Lighting Design — Micheal Foster
Sound Design — Marah Allee
Stage Manager — Megan Ball
Marketing Director — Mark Templeton
Directed by — Sarah Wiggin
Ginette – Kristin Mothersbaugh
Pete – Corey Hollander
Glory – Emily Feldt
East – Justin DeFreece
Jimmy – Will Van Wig
Sandrine – Tessa Harbaugh
Waitress – Rachel Kaplan
Marvalyn – Margot McDaniel
Steve – Tyler Wishall
Gayle – Madison Brawley
Lendall – Zach Malott
Chad – Graham Weldin
Randy – Chris Porcelli
Phil – Jalen Lee
Marci – Abigail Price
Hope – Chandler Axtell
Man – Michael Reiser
Rhonda – Bethany Elfrink
Dave – Drew Diveley

On Thursday, January 24, Sean Rozanski of Giordano Dance Chicago will lead an intermediate-level contemporary (modern/jazz) master class for Missouri State dance students. The class will be from 11:00 AM – 12:20 PM in the McDonald Arena dance studio, and is limited to 25 students.
Please contact RuthBarnes@missouristate.edu or AnjieNowell@missouristate.edu to sign up.
This master class is sponsored by the Blanca and Michael Freelander Educational Enrichment Series at Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts.
Sean Rozanski began his training under the direction of Jodi Fera and Michelle Ferraro in Queens, New York. He went on to study ballet and modern at LaGuardia High School of the Performing Arts in New York City. In 2005, he was chosen to represent the United States of America at the Beijing International Cultural Arts Festival in China. It was a once in a lifetime experience that he will never forget. Later, Sean received his BFA in Jazz Dance Performance at the University of the Arts, in Philadelphia, PA. He received the Outstanding in All Dance Styles and Outstanding Jazz Dance Performance awards. Sean has had the privilege to work with choreographers such as Roni Koresh, Molly Misgalla, Wayne St. David, Donald Lunsford, Christine Cox, Scott Jovovich, and Gary Jeter. During his time at UArts, he has done numerous workshops at Koresh Dance Company and performed as a dancer in the 6abc IKEA Thanksgiving Parade in Philly, under Robbie Mackey’s direction and choreography. Sean is truly honored and blessed to begin his second season with GDC.
The theatre and dance department is boasting a brand new website, complete with a new color scheme and structure. This post will outline some of the new features of the site and some helpful hints about the new organization.
From the homepage, you can easily access information about:
The production section includes audition information for productions and a look back at our past productions.
If you are looking for details about auditioning for one of our BFA programs, program audition information is now included under Program information in the BFA program pages.
The Related information section provides a centralized home for information that applies to our undergraduate and graduate programs:
Each program section houses specific information for current and future students, including:
Our new Alumni and Friends section includes information about Missouri State Talent Connection and Showcases.
Meet Sarah Greenbaum, the recipient of Harlequin Floors’ Missouri State University Scholarship in Support of Dance Science. She participated in a series of studies that focused on the effects of dance floors on the bodies of dancers. With 17 years of dance experience under her belt, she is now pursuing a degree in Dance Performance.
Read the entire interview at http://theworlddances.com/blogs/2012/09/14/interview-with-sarah-greenbaum/