he still serves as the Resident Choreographer. Stem- ming from a classical foundation, the school is deeply invested in advanced students learning and grov though the engagement of contemporary choreography. STUDENT BIOGRAPHIES LINNEA RIVANO BARROS (dancer) is a senior major- ing in Human Biology. This is their first dance perfor- mance besides playing a snow!lake in The Nutcracker in They are grateful to be involved and humbled r fellow dancers. by th CORA CLIBURN (dancer) is a sophomore from New Mexico majoring in Anthropology and minoring in TAPS and Chinese. She has performed as a guest artist with Robert Moses’ Kin and was named one of DANCE Mag- azine’s “25 to Watch? (2016). Cora currently dances with Post:Ballet (San Francisco). MARGOT KAISER is a freshman who is currently un- declared but minoring in dance. ‘This is her first show with TAPS, ANDY KAO (production stage manager) is a sophomore majoring in TAPS. This is his third show with the TAPS, department. He has previously worked on The Tempest and Saint Joan of The Stockyards as a sound board op= erator, HANNAH LEVY (dane chology and minoring in Dan dancing in one of Alex Ketley's nore in the future. ) is a junior majoring in Psy- ‘This is her second time piece and hopes to per- GLORY LIU (dancer) is a PhD candidate in Political Sei- ence. Previous Stanford productions include Christian Burns’ Liebeslieder re./for., Alex Kelley's Stan Lake: Re- calibrated, Spatial Shift, and Ina Winter Garden. She has trained at the San Francisco Conservatory of Dance and also with Post:Ballet by Robert Dekkers. SYDNEY MALY (costume dresser) trained in ballet, contemporary, jazz, tap, and hip hop at her home stu- dio Columbia Performing Arts Centre in Columbia, MO. i janagement Dance. MEG MCNULTY (dancer) previously studied al let and contemporary with River North's vie Mackenzie at ms Dance Compa-