WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2016HERBERGER THEATRE222 E. Monroe Street, Phoenix

RECEPTION/ART EXHIBIT | 5:30 p.m.PERFORMANCES | 6:30 p.m.

Hosted by: Tomas J. Stanton

maricopa.edu/artists-of-promise-2016

ARTISTS OF PROMISESTUDENT PERFORMANCES AND ART EXHIBIT

ART | DANCE | FILM & MEDIA ARTS | MUSIC | THEATRE | WRITING

STUDENT PERFORMANCES AND ART EXHIBITART l DANCE l FILM & MEDIA ARTS l MUSIC l THEATRE l WRITING

2016 CHANCELLOR’S AWARDS

WELCOMEWelcome to the 12th annual Artists of Promise event. I am delighted to celebrate

with you tonight the finest student artists in the Maricopa Community Colleges.

The great diversity of artistic endeavors are matched only by the great diversity

of artists. Please take the time to appreciate Maricopa’s visual artists’ and

creative writers’ works on display. The music, dance, and theatre performances

will be truly remarkable. Congratulations to these talented artists. I hope you

enjoy this spectacular event. Thank you for joining us.

—Dr. Maria Harper-Marinick Interim Chancellor Maricopa Community Colleges

THE MARICOPA COMMUNITY COLLEGES FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS COMPETITIONS

The Maricopa County Community College District sponsors annual competitions

in Creative Writing, Dance/Choreography, Music, Visual Art, and Theatre.

This year, we added Film and Media Arts and next year, we will be adding

Fashion Design. The competitions in visual art and creative writing are also

sponsored nationally by the League for Innovation in the Community College,

and winners of the Maricopa competitions are automatically entered into these

national events. For more information about these or other fine and

performing arts events within the Maricopa County Community College

District, call the Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction (MCLI),

Fine Arts office at (480) 731–8296, or visit us for the events

listing on Facebook at: facebook.com/maricopa.edu.arts

HERBERGER THEATERWEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2016

WELCOMELinda M. SperanzaDistrict Fine Arts CoordinatorMaricopa Community Colleges

REMARKSDr. Maria Harper-MarinickInterim ChancellorMaricopa Community Colleges PERFORMANCE PROGRAMTomas J. StantonPhonetic Spit Co-FounderMaster of Ceremonies

INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE

Pavane Op. 50............................Gabriel Faure, arr. Amaud Sans

GCC Guitar Sextet Francisco Lagarda, Armand Sanchez, Duy Ho, Nathan Nordstorm, Daniel Mehmedi, and Aramis Silvereke

Chuck Hulihan, instructor–Glendale Community College

ARTISTS OF PROMISE PERFORMANCE PROGRAM

THEATREFEMALE ACTING

Alexxis Brivesca, actor scene partner: Robert Bealmonologue: Missed Connections………........….....Larke Sculdbergtwo-person scene: Fat Pig ……………………..…......….....Neil Labute

David Seitz, instructor–Glendale Community College

SOLO CHOREOGRAPHY

Carla Ramirez, choreographer and dancer performing: Lucha CompartidaEl Mojado………............…….…………......….…………...Ricardo ArjonaHello Night………….............……………......….….…………..Zoe Keating

Rebecca Rabideau, instructor–Glendale Community College

SOLOINSTRUMENTAL

Sonata in D Major for Flute and Piano, Op. 94...................................................................Sergei Prokofiev

Sierra Rodriguez, flute Dr. Christina Eide, accompanist

Theresa Hulihan, instructor–Glendale Community College

MALE CLASSICAL

VOCAL

For the Mountains Shall Depart from Elijah.......................................................Felix MendelssohnWidmung...........................................................Robert Schumann

John Mosby, baritoneBarb Willey, accompanist

Marcus Denton, Jeffrey Stevens, instructors Chandler-Gilbert Community College

GROUP CHOREOGRAPHY

Courtney Vogel, choreographer dancers: Courtney Vogel, Nikki Nino, Myra Marquez, Ari Laura and Carolina Herreraperforming: Stark Raving SaneStation…………………….………............………………........Holly Lapsley

Cheri McDowell, instructor–Chandler-Gilbert Community College

FEMALE MUSICAL THEATRE

Never from On the Twentieth Century..........Coleman and GreenHow Could I Ever Know from The Secret Garden .........................................Simon and Norman

Katie McCarthy, sopranoJenn Crandall, accompanist

Cathy Hauan, instructor–Mesa Community College

PRESENTATION OF AWARDS OF RECOGNITION

Awards of Recognition will be presented to the student entrants to the National League for Innovation in the Community College’s Student Art Competition.

Dr. Maria Harper-MarinickLinda M. Speranza

INTERMISSION

JAZZ ENSEMBLE What About Me………........…..................................Michael League

MCC Jazz Combo I Jesse Sumter, Joseph Allie, Dom Crooks, Kyle Roche, Sam Russo, and Filip Voia-Tipei

Mike King, instructor–Mesa Community College

FEMALE CLASSICAL

VOCAL

Anzoleta Avanti La Regata.…………......….……....Gioachino RossiniWhen I am Laid in Earth from Dido and Aeneas.......................................................Henry Purcell

Taryn Cantrell, soprano Amanda Sherrill, accompanist

Kaarin Safsten, Alexis Davis-Hazell, instructorsChandler-Gilbert Community College

SOLO PIANO The Lark.......................................................Glinka and Balakirew

Kasumi Diane Kubota, piano

Ruth Yandell, instructor–Mesa Community College

SOLO PERFORMANCE

DANCE

Vincent Calleros, choreographer Vincent Calleros, dancerperforming: Letter 9Pulse .…………............................................….…….Vincent CallerosLights .…………............................................….….................….SOHN

Angela Rosenkrans, instructor–Scottsdale Community College

THEATREMALE ACTING

Brandon Renfro, actor scene partner: Nelson Pingitoremonologue: Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead……..............................…........…....Bert V. Royaltwo-person scene: Based on a Totally True Story…...............................................................Aguire Sacasa

David Seitz, instructor–Glendale Community College

GROUP PERFORMANCE

DANCE

Tyler Hooten and Haydehn Tuipulotu, dancers Tyler Hooten and Haydehn Tuipulotu, choreographersperforming: ZenithLokaðu Augunum.…………........................….….....….Ólafur ArnaldsThis Place is a Shelter.………....................…..….........Ólafur Arnalds

Angela Rosenkrans, instructor–Scottsdale Community College

SOLO GUITAR Cuba from Suite Española........................................Isaac Albeniz, arr. Manuel Barrueco

Franciso Lagarda, guitar

Chuck Hulihan, instructor–Glendale Community College

10 minutes

COMPOSITION Dark Forest .………….........................................Nathan Nordstrom

Nathan Nordstrom, composer Prelude (Forest Entrance) – Maiden’s Escape-Hidden Groveperformed by: Lily Andreoli, flute; Francisco Lagarda, guitar; Dr. Douglas Nottingham, marimba

Dr. Robert Albury, instructor–Glendale Community College

MALE MUSICAL THEATRE

Great Big Stuff from Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.....................................................David YazbekFunny From City of Angels ............Cy Coleman and David Zippe

Jordan Woollen, bari-tenorJenn Crandall, piano

Sue Anne Lucius, instructor–Mesa Community College

MUSICCOMPETITION WINNERS

COMPOSITIONFIRST PLACE | Nathan Nordstrom, Glendale Community College

SECOND PLACE | Alejandro Pruneau, Phoenix College THIRD PLACE | Thomas Simpson, Mesa Community College

FEMALE CLASSICAL VOCALFIRST PLACE | Taryn Cantrell, Chandler-Gilbert Community College

SECOND PLACE | Taylor Contessa, Chandler-Gilbert Community College THIRD PLACE | Lauren Turley, Mesa Community College

MALE CLASSICAL VOCALFIRST PLACE | John Mosby, Chandler-Gilbert Community College

SECOND PLACE | Jared Ferolino, Chandler-Gilbert Community College THIRD PLACE | Corey Baer, Chandler-Gilbert Community College

FEMALE MUSICAL THEATREFIRST PLACE | Katie McCarthy, Mesa Community College

SECOND PLACE | Lauren Turley, Mesa Community College THIRD PLACE | Danielle Grief, Mesa Community College

MALE MUSICAL THEATREFIRST PLACE | Jordan Woollen, Mesa Community College

SECOND PLACE | Marcus Turley, Mesa Community College THIRD PLACE | Corey Baer, Chandler-Gilbert Community College

GUITARFIRST PLACE | Francisco Lagarda, Glendale Community College

SECOND PLACE | Duy Ho, Glendale Community College THIRD PLACE | Nathan Nordstrom, Glendale Community College

INSTRUMENTAL PIANOFIRST PLACE | Kasumi Kubota, Mesa Community College SECOND PLACE | Yumiko Ueda, Mesa Community College THIRD PLACE | Stephen Davis, Glendale Community College

INSTRUMENTAL SOLOFIRST PLACE | Sierra Rodriguez, (flute), Glendale Community College

SECOND PLACE | Brian Morales, (vibraphone), Mesa Community College THIRD PLACE | Jordan Mooney (french horn), Glendale Community College

INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLEFIRST PLACE | Guitar Sextet: Francisco Lagarda, Armand Sanchez, Duy Ho, Nathan Nordstrom, Daniel Mehmedi, and Aramis Silvereke, Glendale Community College

SECOND PLACE | Basson Quartet: Brittany O’Quinn, James Gramp, Conor Anderson, and Martin Haub, Mesa Community College THIRD PLACE | Saxophone Quintet: Nolan Coody, Alexandra Haywood, Charles Leathers, Aaron Weiland, and Sean Torrellas Wilson, Mesa Community College

JAZZ ENSEMBLEFIRST PLACE | James Sumter, Joseph Allie, Dom Crooks, Kyle Roche, Sam Russo, and Filip Voia-Tipei, Mesa Community College

SECOND PLACE | Jair Galardo, Angel Barajas, Aramis Silvereke, Daniel Vogt, and Daniel Christensen, Glendale Community College THIRD PLACE | James Sumter, Joseph Allie, Daniel Aiello, Skyler Hale, Victor Kotner, and Filip Voia-Tipei, Mesa Community College

ON EXHIBIT IN THE LOBBY

WINNING SELECTIONS – LEAGUE OF INNOVATIONENTRANT | Gloria Langer, “Plastic” (acrylic), Scottsdale Community College

ENTRANT | Megan Cary, “Don’t Shoot” (photography), Paradise Valley Community College ENTRANT | Rumi Poling, “Lucky Charms” (hand-cut glass/beads), Glendale Community College

ENTRANT | Veturia Brindas, “Vase with Birds” (ceramic), Mesa Community College

ENTRANT | Rachel Pauweis, “I Remember” (ceramic), Glendale Community College

HONORABLE MENTION | Maera Grove, “I’m Lovn’ It” (fabric), Phoenix College

VISUAL ARTS DISTRICT – WIDE INVITATIONAL EXHIBITIONElena Albrekht, “Celebration of Femininity” (charcoal), Mesa Community College Steven Allison, “Couple” (collage and ink), Mesa Community College

Young Lee, “Fish Taxi” (Adobe Photoshop), Mesa Community College

Young Lee, “Broken Heart” (acrylic color paint and water color paper), Mesa Community College

Lisa Baranack, “Michah 7:7” (charcoal), Scottsdale Community College

Keith Dallenbach, “Answers to Follow” (watercolor), Paradise Valley Community College

Barbara Goldberg, “Pink Rectangle” (acrylic), Scottsdale Community College

Adella Helton, “Crossroads” (digital), Mesa Community College

Kyle Houlihan, “Toxic Hazard” (graphite pencil, black Ink, highlighter ink), Paradise Valley Community College

Shachi Kale, “Ma” (watercolor), Mesa Community College

Richard Kupferer, “Compromised Thought No. 1” (oil), Mesa Community College

Ellen Nemetz, “Reflexion 6” (acrylic), Scottsdale Community College

E. Pineda, “State of Mind No. 4” (photography), Glendale Community College

Tania Ritko, “The Flow of Water” (digital photography), Mesa Community College

Melissa Schleuger, “Plus One” (mixed media), Scottsdale Community College

Cheryl Shea, “Life and Death” (graphite), Scottsdale Community College

Misty Stickney, “City Stripes” (print), Mesa Community College

Louanie Torres, “Brain on Drugs” (acrylic), Paradise Valley Community College

David Warner, “Reaching” (oil), Paradise Valley Community College

Taylor Wilson, “Discomfort” (mixed media), Paradise Valley Community College

Ping Yi-Rivera, “Excerpt 3, from the series City Walker” (mixed media), Paradise Valley Community College

Svelana Alden, “If Angela was a Fairy” (ceramic, mixed media), Mesa Community College

Svelana Alden, “Mysterious Flower Mirror” (mosaic), Mesa Community College

Judy Howie, “Lady of the Night” (stoneware), Mesa Community College

Judy Howie, “Light Up the Garden” (stoneware), Mesa Community College

Dmitri Logvineko, “Gorilla teapot” (ceramic), Mesa Community College

Dmitri Logvineko, “Dragon teapot” (ceramic), Mesa Community College

Nannette White, “A-muse” (ceramic), Glendale Community College

Mary Worel, “Green Bowl” (fused glass), Glendale Community College

Lauren Collom, “Lacuna” (stoneware), Mesa Community College

Sean Dirks, “Tiger Claw” (stoneware), Mesa Community College

Sean Dirks, “Florencia” (stoneware), Mesa Community College

Nicholas Gunter, “Layers” (ceramic and wood), Mesa Community College

Amy Manning, “Tower 1” (stoneware with mineral oxides), Phoenix College

Amy Manning, “Tower 2” (stoneware with mineral oxides), Phoenix College

Amy Manning, “Tower 3” (stoneware with mineral oxides), Phoenix College

Saori Oda, “Hoi An” (stoneware), Mesa Community College

Saori Oda, “Sapa” (stoneware), Mesa Community College

James Schwarz, “Blush on Pot” (raku), Mesa Community College

Taylor Wilson, “Discomfort” (mixed), Paradise Valley Community College

ARTCOMPETITION WINNERS

CREATIVE WRITINGCOMPETITION WINNERSFASHION DESIGN

ON EXHIBIT IN THE LOBBY

FASHION DESIGN EXHIBITNext year we will be introducing a new category, Fashion Design, and this year, as a preview, we have two outstanding examples of work from the Fashion Design Program at Mesa Community College.

COSTUMING | Melissa Scimio, “Oriental Fantasy”, Mesa Community CollegeThis Belly Dance Costume, hand-made from burgundy polyester stretch satin with applied petal detail has beaded lace appliques with hand-sewn crystals. There are over 2000 hand-applied crystals throughout this original costume.

GOWN | Jessica Kelley, “Black Maya”, Mesa Community CollegeThis futuristic space age inspired gown is made of Poly Spandex blend with “dirty metal” chain embellishments. Satyr Comma jewelry transforms the 2 dimensional fabric of this hand made piece into a 3 dimensional original artistic fashion design.

FILM AND MEDIA ARTSFILM AND MEDIA ARTSThis year we have a new category, Film and Media Arts. The competition is still open, until April 22! Please encourage your fellow MCCCD students to enter.

Watch for the announcement of the celebration for the winning artists at:mcli.maricopa.edu/district-programming/district-fine-arts-program/film-media-arts

ESSAYFIRST PLACE | Philip Boddy Jr., Our Summer of Love with the Goddess, Glendale Community College

SECOND PLACE | Amanda Burns (Menghe), The Frozen Chosen, South Mountain Community College THIRD PLACE | William Alewyn, Lucy’s Nick, Mesa Community College

HONORABLE MENTION | Stephen Byrd, The Smell of Freedom, Chandler-Gilbert Community College

FICTIONFIRST PLACE | William Alewyn, And in Purgatory, Mesa Community College

SECOND PLACE | Raymond Nokes, New Home, Glendale Community College THIRD PLACE | Jamie Lee Heath, Fag Country, Glendale Community College HONORABLE MENTION | Spencer Litman, The Monster, Paradise Valley Community College

HONORABLE MENTION | Vidushi Chaudhry, The Shawl Seller, Scottsdale Community College

HONORABLE MENTION | James Wright, Ironic Ain’t It, Phoenix College

HONORABLE MENTION | John Chakravarty, Brake Lights, Phoenix College

POETRYFIRST PLACE | Valerie Neal, Carousel Transitioning into Stage Three, Mesa Community College

SECOND PLACE | Matthew Hoober, Perigree, Scottsdale Community College

THIRD PLACE | William Pluchel, The Rattle, Scottsdale Community College HONORABLE MENTION | Howard Gershowitz, A Survivor’s Story: A Railcars Introduction, Mesa Community College

HONORABLE MENTION | Kylyn McCarthy, On the Third Street, Mesa Community College

HONORABLE MENTION | Joy Bickham, Hid in a Soft-Sided Suitcase, Mesa Community College

HONORABLE MENTION | Charlotte Coburn, Relative Distance, Mesa Community College

ONE ACT/PLAYSCRIPTFIRST PLACE | Eric Bond, Potted Plants, Glendale Community College

SECOND PLACE | Caleb Asay, A Moment of Clarity, Mesa Community College

THIRD PLACE | Ariel Tomb, Before You Go, Rio Salado College

*Copies of Passages, the book of winning entries, are available in the lobby.

 

SOLO CHOREOGRAPHYFIRST PLACE | Carla Ramirez, Glendale Community College

SECOND PLACE | Francisco Monarez, Glendale Community College

THIRD PLACE | Brooke Woolson, Scottsdale Community College

HONORABLE MENTION | Tyler Tobyne, Glendale Community College

GROUP CHOREOGRAPHYFIRST PLACE | Courtney Vogel, Chandler-Gilbert Community College

SECOND PLACE | Crystal Mora, Glendale Community College

THIRD PLACE | Tyler Hooten, Scottsdale Community College

SOLO PERFORMANCEFIRST PLACE | Vincent Calleros, Scottsdale Community College

SECOND PLACE | Kirra Sinck, Scottsdale Community College

THIRD PLACE | Francisco Monarrez, Glendale Community College

HONORABLE MENTION | Carla Ramirez, Glendale Community College

GROUP PERFORMANCEFIRST PLACE | Tyler Hooten and Haydehn Tuipulolu, Scottsdale Community College

SECOND PLACE | Tremayne Manahane, Dawn Franks, Allison Denis, Katelyn Kelley, Tim Cienfuego, and Maddie Tiwdell, Mesa Community College

THIRD PLACE | Lexie Shreeve, Dawn Franks, Autumn Tsosie, Aubriana Stough, Tim Cienfuego, Peter Wilson, Chris Valdez, and Tremayne Manahane, Mesa Community College

FEMALE ACTINGFIRST PLACE | Alexxis Briviesca, Glendale Community College

SECOND PLACE | Ausette Anderies, Mesa Community College

THIRD PLACE | Samantha Hanna, Mesa Community College

MALE ACTINGFIRST PLACE | Brandon Renfro, Mesa Community College

SECOND PLACE | Osama Awadalla, Chandler-Gilbert Community College

THIRD PLACE | Tristan Foster, Mesa Community College

THEATRE DESIGNFIRST PLACE | Laurence Lilagan, Mesa Community College

DANCE/CHOREOGRAPHYCOMPETITION WINNERS

THEATRECOMPETITION WINNERS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SPECIAL THANKSDr. Maria Harper-Marinick, Interim Chancellor, Maricopa Community CollegesDr. Paul Dale, Interim Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost, Maricopa Community CollegesDr. Samuel Dosumu, Associate Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, Maricopa Community Colleges

OUR MASTER OF CEREMONIESTomas J. Stanton, Co-Founder, Phonetic Spit

OUR STAGE MANAGERErica Black, Director of Production, Arizona Broadway Theatre

THE JUDGES OF THE FINE ARTS COMPETITIONSART | Tom Ferguson and Dennis McGinnisCHOREOGRAPHY/DANCE | Melissa Britt, Fran Cohen, Donald Dadey, Mary Fitzgerald, April Grub, and Diane McNiel HuntCREATIVE WRITING | Jacquelyn Mitchard, Sean Nevin, and Wind Dell WoodsMUSIC | VOCAL: Joanna Banta, Tom Jones, Monte Ralstin, and Jennifer Song-Sheldon INSTRUMENTAL: Rita Borden, Moshe Buskhpan, Chris Finet, Martin Schuring, and Craig Yarbrough COMPOSITION: Jody RockmakerTHEATRE | ACTING: Cathy Dresbach, Ron May, and Lillie Richardson DESIGN: Kevin Dressler

THE COORDINATORS OF THE FINE ARTS COMPETITIONSART | Dan Fogel and Linda Speranza, Mesa Community College

CHOREOGRAPHY/DANCE | Angela Rosenkrans, Scottsdale Community College

CREATIVE WRITING | Josh Rathkamp, Mesa Community College

FILM AND MEDIA ARTS | Chris Todd, Mesa Community College

MUSIC VOCAL | Marc Denton, Chandler-Gilbert Community College

MUSIC INSTRUMENTAL AND MUSIC COMPOSITION | Chuck Hulihan, Glendale Community College

THEATRE | Kevin Dressler, Mesa Community College

THE STAFF OF THE HERBERGER THEATERTami Updegraff, Technical DirectorShannon O’Hara, Booking and Event Coordinator

THE STAFF OF MARICOPA COMMUNITY COLLEGES TELEVISION (MCTV)René Blatté, DirectorGreg DeLauro, Producer

THE STAFF OF MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS MARICOPA COMMUNITY COLLEGESTom Gariepy, District Director, Marketing and Communications

Carol Diego, Director, Marketing – Creative Services

Steve Long, Magdalena Soto, Laurie Carr and Chris Davia, Project Managers / Graphic Designers

Matthew Rodgers and Miguel Rozo, Web Marketing / Social Media

THE STAFF OF THE MARICOPA CENTER FOR LEARNING AND INSTRUCTION (MCLI), DIVISION OF ACADEMIC AND STUDENT AFFAIRSDr. Ramona D. Cox, District Director for Academic Affairs Support Programs and Services

Dr. Robert Morales, Instructional Designer

Linda M. Speranza, District Fine Arts Coordinator

Don Jensen-Bobadilla, Programs and Events Coordinator

Kathryn Howard, Program Coordinator, International/Intercultural Education

Maya Petrova, Office/Budget Coordinator

Ruth DeLeon-Martinez and Lori Thorpe, Administrative Assistants

Denise Endow, Creative Pathways Intern

Alexis Sheets, Fine Arts Intern

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