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SERENA WEBB DANCE THEATER PRESENTS
THE NUTCRACKER AND THE MOUSE QUEEN
Story based on E.T.A. HOFFMAN'S The Nutcracker and the Mouse King
Created, Choreographed, and Directed by: Karyn Andrasko and Serena Webb
Assistant Choreographer: Kirsten Tucker
Music by: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Story Adaptation: Karyn Andrasko and Serena Webb
Lighting Designer: Glenn Linder
Stage Manager: Brian Tucker
Backstage Crew: Nate Tucker and Trajan Tucker
Videographer: Vincent Pelina
Costume Designer: Juliana Beers
Assistant Seamstress: Sabrina Hardman
Rehearsal Assistants: Juliana Beers and Kirsten Tucker
Narration performed by: Chris Hayes
Sets provided by: Pioneer Theatre and Scera Theater
Executive Artistic Director: Serena Webb
Associate Artistic Director: Kirsten Tucker
Special thank you to our volunteers and our biggest supporters: Kathi Allen, Jackson Andrasko, Quiana Arnold, Durango Dodge, Kendra Dodge, Roseanne Ramirez, Tirzah Rilk, Eric Tucker, Jamey Tucker, Kaleb Tucker, Quinten Tucker, Christine Webb, and Melvin Webb.
*Photography and Videography of tonight's performance is strictly prohibited
**Strobe lighting effects will be used briefly during this performance. Patrons that may suffer from epilepsy & other visual light stimulation please be advised.
Created, Choreographed, and Directed by: Karyn Andrasko and Serena Webb
Assistant Choreographer: Kirsten Tucker
Music by: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Story Adaptation: Karyn Andrasko and Serena Webb
Lighting Designer: Glenn Linder
Stage Manager: Brian Tucker
Backstage Crew: Nate Tucker and Trajan Tucker
Videographer: Vincent Pelina
Costume Designer: Juliana Beers
Assistant Seamstress: Sabrina Hardman
Rehearsal Assistants: Juliana Beers and Kirsten Tucker
Narration performed by: Chris Hayes
Sets provided by: Pioneer Theatre and Scera Theater
Executive Artistic Director: Serena Webb
Associate Artistic Director: Kirsten Tucker
Special thank you to our volunteers and our biggest supporters: Kathi Allen, Jackson Andrasko, Quiana Arnold, Durango Dodge, Kendra Dodge, Roseanne Ramirez, Tirzah Rilk, Eric Tucker, Jamey Tucker, Kaleb Tucker, Quinten Tucker, Christine Webb, and Melvin Webb.
*Photography and Videography of tonight's performance is strictly prohibited
**Strobe lighting effects will be used briefly during this performance. Patrons that may suffer from epilepsy & other visual light stimulation please be advised.
*Photography by Karyn Andrasko
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In a kingdom ruled by vanity and blood, young Snow White is cast into peril when her stepmother, the Queen, murders the King and seizes the throne. At her birthday ball, Snow White encounters Lord Alaric, an immortal vampire bound to seven brides—each the embodiment of a deadly sin. When the Queen commands the Huntsman to kill her, Snow White’s flight through the dark forest leads her into the Crimson Vale, where death and desire entwine. There, a single act of sacrifice awakens a forbidden power, and a love that defies both life and eternity.
May 1-2, 2026
Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center
Tickets on sale March 15th
May 1-2, 2026
Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center
Tickets on sale March 15th
PROGRAM
Synopsis
Prologue
Long ago, in a not-so-distant kingdom, there lived a king, a queen, and their lovely daughter, Pirlipat. She was adored by all—save one: Madame Mouserinks, the Queen of the Mice. Long before, the royal family had angered her, and she vowed revenge.
When Pirlipat came of age, the Mouse Queen crept into the palace, her eyes glittering with fury. With a hiss and a flash of her tail, she cast a spell—turning the princess’s head into that of a wooden Nutcracker! Horrified, the courtiers turned away, leaving poor Pirlipat weeping.
Observing the desperation of the king and queen, Madame Drosselmeyer, a well respected artificer of clockworks and magic, approached the scene with a solution. “Only true love,” said she, “can break such a spell.” And as it happens, she knew of a lad with a heart of gold: her very own nephew.
Indeed, when said nephew saw Pirlipat, he felt pity instead of fear. Gently, with the purest heart, he offered her a token of his love: a single rose. Pirlpat eagerly accepted it, and at that moment her beauty returned! But alas— in the excitement, the young man accidently stepped on the tail of the Mouse Queen who shrieked and cursed him to wear the Nutcracker’s wooden face instead!
The nephew turned to Prilpat. Surely, she would return the favor of her love and break the curse as he had for her. But Pirlpat's heart was not so pure. Cruelly, she recoiled crying. “I cannot love a toy!” tossing the rose aside.
Heartbroken for her beloved Nephew's plight, Drosselmeyer drew upon her knowledge of tinkering and magic to cast a final spell that would shrink him down to the size of a common nutcracker, keeping him alive and young within the Nutcracker’s form—until someone pure of heart might one day love him as he was. And so the story was passed down through the ages, told each winter by those who still believed… and by one wise old woman who whispered, “Someday, my boy—someday, she’ll come.”
Act 1
Scene 1: Drosselmeyer's Estate
In the year 1816, seventeen-year-old Marie and her eighteen-year-old brother Fritz lazily await the arrival of guests at their godmother Drosselmeyer’s annual Christmas Eve party. Having attended so many of these gatherings over the years, Marie and Fritz have grown tired of the haughty guests. Their godmother Drosselmeyer and her sister Louise anxiously prepare for the festivities.
When the guests finally arrive, Drosselmeyer instructs Fritz to watch over a peculiar gift: a Nutcracker doll. Unimpressed, he tosses it across the room. Marie, disapproving of his behavior, scolds him for his rudeness and rushes to the doll’s aid. She searches for it but cannot find the Nutcracker anywhere. Distressed by the fear of disappointing her godmother, Marie continues searching the room until she abruptly collides with a man who looks strangely similar to the toy—one whom only she can see.
Intermission
Act 2
Scene 1: The Forest
As the Nutcracker enters the forest, he is captured by the Mouse Queen’s children and brought before the Mouse Queen herself. She casts a spell upon him, transforming him into her soldier. Soon after, Marie, who has followed him, is also taken by the mice. Drosselmeyer follows their trail, using magic to locate Marie. Upon finding them, she recognizes the Nutcracker but sees that he is under the Mouse Queen’s spell.
Scene 2: Drosselmeyer's Estate
Marie awakens alone on the ballroom couch, the night’s magic seemingly vanished. Left behind is a single rose, a quiet token from the Nutcracker. Holding it close, she vows her love to him, whatever form he may take. Moments later, Drosselmeyer enters, accompanied by a man she presents as her nephew.
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CAST LIST
Marie Stahlbaum..........Sabrina Hardman
The Nutcracker..........Mackay Butler
Godmother Drosselmeyer..........Claire Bagley-Hayes
The Mouse Queen..........Juliana Beers
Rose Queen..........Kirsten Tucker
Fritz Stahlbaum.........Aubrey Wright
Louise Stahlbaum..........Elizabeth Duggar
Pearl Pat (descendant of Pirlipat)..........Jennessa Howard
Duke Pat (descendant of Pirlipat)..........Rick George
Mrs. Hughes..........Raina Prescott
Carson.........Brian Tucker
Mother Ginger..........Breanne Burby
Mechanical Doll..........Mikayla Brush
Mechanical Toy.........Heather Francis (Guest)
Party Guests.........Mikayla Brush, Annie Duggar (Guest), and Heather Francis (Guest)
Flower Corps..........Mikayla Brush, Elizabeth Duggar, Jennessa Howard, and Aubrey Wright
Party Sword Dancers..........Paisley Deherrera, Bailee Mansanarez, and Ashley Quintero
Party Children...........Sonya Andrasko, Oliver Francis, Victoria Mendez, Scarlett Pino, and Gavin Rilk
Mice..........Theodore Jones, Indigo Neff, Pheonix Neff, and Brooklann Dean
Maids..........Azalea Ramirez, Tabitha Rilk, Clarity Scott, Hosannah Scott, and Sofya Zavala
The Nutcracker..........Mackay Butler
Godmother Drosselmeyer..........Claire Bagley-Hayes
The Mouse Queen..........Juliana Beers
Rose Queen..........Kirsten Tucker
Fritz Stahlbaum.........Aubrey Wright
Louise Stahlbaum..........Elizabeth Duggar
Pearl Pat (descendant of Pirlipat)..........Jennessa Howard
Duke Pat (descendant of Pirlipat)..........Rick George
Mrs. Hughes..........Raina Prescott
Carson.........Brian Tucker
Mother Ginger..........Breanne Burby
Mechanical Doll..........Mikayla Brush
Mechanical Toy.........Heather Francis (Guest)
Party Guests.........Mikayla Brush, Annie Duggar (Guest), and Heather Francis (Guest)
Flower Corps..........Mikayla Brush, Elizabeth Duggar, Jennessa Howard, and Aubrey Wright
Party Sword Dancers..........Paisley Deherrera, Bailee Mansanarez, and Ashley Quintero
Party Children...........Sonya Andrasko, Oliver Francis, Victoria Mendez, Scarlett Pino, and Gavin Rilk
Mice..........Theodore Jones, Indigo Neff, Pheonix Neff, and Brooklann Dean
Maids..........Azalea Ramirez, Tabitha Rilk, Clarity Scott, Hosannah Scott, and Sofya Zavala
*Photography by Karyn Andrasko
CHOREOGRAPHERS
KARYN ANDRASKO
Resident Choreographer
Karyn Andrasko received her BA in Dance Performance from SUU and her MA in Dance Anthropology from Roehampton University in London. She has trained in many different dance genres but claims modern dance as her true love. She loves telling stories through movement by choreographing for modern dance companies and community musical productions. Partnering with Serena to create "The Nutcracker and the Mouse Queen" was a dream come true. 'All my love to Jackson, Sonya, Jonas, and Simon!''
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SERENA WEBB
Executive Artistic Director
Serena Webb received her BFA Degree in Modern Dance from Utah Valley University, specializing in Ballet, Modern, Contemporary, and Jazz. During her time at Utah Valley University she performed with the pre-professional company, Contemporary Dance Ensemble. Serena has worked with a variety of other professionals in the dance community, such as Ballet West, Ririe-Woodbury, Repertory Dance Theater, Utah Metropolitan Ballet, and Alivin Ailey. Serena co-founded Body Logic Dance Company in 2009, where she took on the role of Artistic Director, dancer, choreographer, and board member. She also co-created Body Logic Dance Academy successfully ran it for 8 years.
Serena made the exciting decision to create her own company and school in 2023, and continues to produce new works with her flare of dance theatrics. Her overall mission is to create art that any audience can connect with, by telling stories in a new and exciting way. Serena seeks dancers with commitment and passion for dance, professionalism, and the ability to get out of their comfort zones. |
LIGHTING DESIGNER
GLENN LINDER
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Glenn has spent many years lighting theatre, dance, opera, live music, and corporate events around the country. He has no favorite shows, as every show can be fun and challenging. He also likes sunsets, long walks on the beach, and romantic dinners…usually by himself.
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CAST
SABRINA HARDMAN/MARIE STAHLBAUM
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Sabrina Hardman started dancing when she was 3 years old and has been dancing ever since. She has trained in various styles including ballroom, folk styles, and musical theater. She has danced at Spotlight Revue, Orem High Dance Co, Orem Ballroom Company, and NHSDA (National Honors Society for Dance Arts). This is her second year with Serena Webb Dance Theater.
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MACKAY BUTLER/THE NUTCRACKER
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Mackay started dancing in high school as an experiment, and it quickly became his passion. He dabbled in every style he could, gaining a wide variety of training, with a strong foundation in modern. He went on to receive a Bachelor of Arts in Dance from Brigham Young University, where he competed ballroom openly and danced on the university’s ballroom and contemporary companies. He also had the opportunity to dance on salsa champion Jorge Rentería’s salsa team with the GioDanceworld studio in Pleasant Grove, UT and perform at the Las Vegas Super Congress. Mackay likes to say “If I get to move, I’m happy,” thus he is always looking for his next project and is glad for every opportunity that allows him to spread the joy of expression through movement. He also married the love his life, Victor, this summer, and they reside in Orem, Utah.
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CLAIRE BAGLEY-HAYES/GODMOTHER DROSSELMEYER
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Claire V. Bagley Hayes is very excited to perform in the Nutcracker this season! Hayes is thrilled to continue pursuing her passion for dance and the arts while performing with Serena Webb Dance Theater. Hayes holds both a MFA in Modern Dance (University of Utah), as well as a BFA in Modern Dance (Utah Valley University). Performing with and touring to other countries with the U of U's Performing Dance Company, and previously with UVU's Contemporary Dance Ensemble, gave Hayes many outstanding opportunities to work with many notable choreographers, such as Elena Demyanenko, Eric Handman, Angela Banchero-Kelleher, Satu Hammasti, and Amy Markgraff-Jacobson. While dance performance is a passion, Hayes has dipped her toes into, (and even swam around inside) many other art forms to inform her creativity. Hayes has worn many different hats: Dancer, Choreographer, Film Editor, Photographer, Screendance Filmmaker, and Teacher. Her experience within the aforementioned artistic realms has brought a unique edge to her choreography and other artistic projects.
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JULIANA BEERS/MOUSE QUEEN
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Juliana Beers began dancing at the age of 7. She trained in many styles under ReNae and Charlee Sorenson at Spotlight Revue Dance Studio, while also dancing with her high school’s dance company and ballroom team. She went on to major in ballet at BYU where she performed and toured with their ballet company, Theatre Ballet. Since graduating, she has danced with Cache Valley Civic Ballet, Illume Dance Company, and Serena Webb Dance Theater. She was also a member and choreographer of the Antiques Dance Company, where she performed and choreographed many pieces over three years. She won multiple awards for her choreography with the Antiques at regional and statewide competitions. She has also taught and choreographed at dance studios throughout Utah for 14 years.
While not dancing, Juliana enjoys drawing, sewing and costume design, jigsaw puzzles, and anything related to Pokémon. She is deeply grateful for the support and love of her family, friends, and especially her two beautiful daughters. |
KIRSTEN TUCKER/ROSE QUEEN
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Associate Artistic Director/Academy Director
Kirsten Tucker started dancing at a very young age, and trained extensively in Ballet with Children's Ballet Theatre and Russian Institute of Ballet. She also danced on Skyline High School's dance company for three years where she learned to teach and choreograph. She was accepted into University of Utah's ballet program in 1994, and was a company member on their Character Dance Team. There she worked with a variety of dance professionals on Utah Ballet and Ballet West. She danced in a number of productions such as "The Ice Queen," "Giselle," and was highlighted as a soloist in William Christensen's "Coppelia," one of the last productions he directed before he passed away. She is the current Associate Artistic Director, as well as company dancer of Serena Webb Dance Theater, Webb Dance Academy Director, and a recent graduate of Utah Valley University with her BFA.
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AUBREY WRIGHT/FRITZ STAHLBAUM, FLOWER CORPS
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Aubrey has been dancing since the age of four. She began in ballet and eventually extended her dance education through Graham and Horton Techniques. Performance, especially dancing, has always been a part of her life. Aubrey grew up in a Filipino household where karaoke and dance was almost always present. She attended LaGuardia School for the Performing Arts in Manhattan, Alvin Ailey’s Move NYC program, and studied both neuroscience and dance at Brigham Young University. Now, she continues to pursue her dance career, and teaches dance to the younger generation. She continues dancing through life with her beloved husband, who also knows a thing or two performing! This is her first year performing and teaching for Serena Webb Dance Theater and Webb Dance Academy.
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ELIZABETH DUGGAR/LOUISE STAHLBAUM, FLOWER CORPS
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Elizabeth Duggar graduated from SUU with her BS in Dance Performance. She loves dancing on the stage, whether it be as a dancing Police Officer in "Pirates of Penzance" or a strange human from the land of "Imago". Dance is more than just a form of expression for her - it is a means of connecting more deeply with humans and the human experience as she explores what that means through the mode of movement. She has two adorable young boys and is excited to show them you can always find ways to do the things you love, even when you’re old.
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JENNESSA HOWARD/PEARL PAT, FLOWER CORPS
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Jennessa started in Vaganova Ballet at the age of four in a studio run by her mother. She later went to Mt.San Antonio College to study different genres including Ballet, Modern, Jazz, and etc. She was a student performer in the Palm Springs Choreography Festival, A.C.D.F.A., Santa Monica’s Mix n’ Match Choreography Festival, Symbiosis, Oregon Eclipse, and opened for Martha Graham Dance Company. Jennessa has choreographed multiple dance pieces shown in student showcases and dance competitions across the United States. She graduated with an A.S. degree in Dance, Kinesiology with a California Certification as a Dance Teacher. She has studied world dances and circus arts under multiple teachers that have taught genres such as Butoh, Capoeira, Hand Balancing, Contortion, Aerial Silks, and Static Trapeze. She founded and was the director of Touching Space Dance Company, and now performs with Serena Webb Dance Theatre.
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RICK GEORGE/DUKE PAT
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Act 1
In the late 1900s, Rick was first introduced to dance. Enchanted, he continued his training both at North Bend Highhigh School, as well as Pacific School of dance. Having started so late, Rick could tell that he was dreadfully behind the other dancers' skill level. But, from head deep in his heart, he pulled out the only magic that he thought might help, determination and dedication. Act 2, Scene 1 As Act 2 begins, we find Rick pursuing his Bachelor's degree at Brigham Young University in dance. Once again, Rick has found himself behind the skill level of many of the other dancers. To add to the challenge, Rick loses both his mother and his grandfather in his first few months of college. Still, knowing that it had worked before, he decides to apply his magic once again. His skills and understanding grow, until eventually he is found performing at different venues during the Winter Olympics. Act 2, Scene 2 In a number of years, Rick finds himself within the grasp of Aevery Von Werkday, regent of necessity. In a desperate effort to regain her favor, Rick is forced to make a horrible trade. Soon, she drains him of much of his skill, technique, strength, and his soul. Will he ever recover from this horrible blow? Act 3 Ever so slowly, Rick begins to regain some of his hope and his technique. Soon, he will be found dancing with the Tabernacle choir at Temple square as part of their Christmas celebration. But this is short-lived, as a terrible plague sweeps the land yet, Rick's determination does not leave him this time. Soon he is able to perform several different roles in Illume dance company's annual productions of Narnia. He also calls upon all of his charm and his remaining technique to Curry the favor of the magical and mysterious; Serena, matron of Serena Webb Dance Theatre. She takes pity on our hero, allowing him to once again take the stage, and vowing that he shall regain his technique. But, will Rick make it in time before his body is ravaged by the effects of age? Only time will tell… |
RAINA PRESCOTT/MRS. HUGHES
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Raina began dancing at the age of six, competing in contemporary and ballet before expanding her training at Webb Dance Academy. Since graduating in 2022, she has explored a wide range of styles including ballet, hip hop, jazz, modern, and ballroom. This is her third year performing with the company, and definitely not her last. Alongside performing, she will be pursuing a Bachelor of Science as she continues to grow both artistically and academically.
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BRIAN TUCKER/CARSON
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Brian Tucker has been dancing for many years. This is his fifth production with Serena Webb Dance Theater, and will definitely not be his last. When he is not performing he is cheering the University of Utah's football team, working as a city planner for Salt Lake County, and wrangling his 6 kids and their plus ones.
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BREANNE BURBY/MOTHER GINGER
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Breanne Burby started her Dance career in high school with a modern-contemporary dance class. After taking this class, she continued to dance through high school and into college, where she graduated from Dixie State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Dance. During her time at Dixie, she had the opportunities to explore different genres of dance such as ballet, jazz, tap, ballroom, ariel, and modern. Breanne has also had the opportunity to perform in multiple shows with the the Dixie State Dance Department, which included student and faculty choreographed performances, along with collaborating with Repertory Dance Theatre. Breanne believes that dance will benefit dancers as long as they are willing to put their time and effort into growing as a dancer, as that is what she has done for herself. As of recently Breanne continues to perform with Serena Webb Dance Theatre.
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MIKAYLA BRUSH/MECHANICAL DOLL, PARTY GUEST, FLOWER CORPS
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Mikayla has been dancing since she was three years old. She trained in ballet, jazz, contemporary, and modern and loves learning new styles. She taught dance for 9 years but decided to take a break to pursue her dreams of dancing on a stage again. This is her second year in the Nutcracker with Serena Webb Dance Theater, and is excited to perform as the doll and ensemble. In her spare time, she loves traveling with her family and painting.
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HEATHER FRANCIS/MECHANICAL TOY, PARTY GUEST (GUEST ARTIST)
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Heather Francis is a dancer, teaching artist, and instructional designer who’s thrilled to return to Serena Webb Dance Theatre after an eight-year break—proof that some gears just need a little oiling before they spin again. When she’s not designing learning experiences for engineers and consultants, she’s usually dancing in the kitchen with her kids or applauding her drummer husband. She’s especially delighted to share the stage with her son this year, and sends a huge thank-you to her whole family for keeping her gears turning.
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ANNIE DUGGAR/PARTY GUEST (GUEST DANCER)
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Annie is so excited to be a part of this show! She has loved working with these incredible people and is so grateful for the opportunity to dance again. She’s very thankful for her friends and family and their constant support!
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party children
SONYA ANDRASKO
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OLIVER FRANCIS
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VICTORIA MENDEZ
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SCARLETT PINO
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GAVIN RILK
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PARTY SWORD DANCERS
PAISLEY DEHERRERA
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BAILEE MANSANAREZ
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ASHLEY QUINTERO
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MICE CHILDREN
BROOKLANN DEAN
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THEODORE JONES
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INDIGO NEFF
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PHOENIX NEFF
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MAIDS
AZALEA RAMIREZ
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TABITHA RILK
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CLARITY SCOTT
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HOSANNAH SCOTT
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SOFYA ZAVALA
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*Photography by Karyn Andrasko (2024)
Serena Webb Dance Theater is a registered non-profit organization.
We appreciate any donations that are made to support our future endeavors in bringing the arts to our community. Your donations help us to fund our shows with things such as; props and scenery, costumes, theater rental, staff salary, and lighting design. Donations will also help support our dancers, and help bring jobs to dance artists in the Midvale area. We appreciate your donations Thank You!
We appreciate any donations that are made to support our future endeavors in bringing the arts to our community. Your donations help us to fund our shows with things such as; props and scenery, costumes, theater rental, staff salary, and lighting design. Donations will also help support our dancers, and help bring jobs to dance artists in the Midvale area. We appreciate your donations Thank You!
