NORTHERN PLAINS DANCE

PRESENTS

February 26
7:30 pm

February 27
2:30 & 7:30 PM
Thank you for joining us for the second program of our
2020-21 season. The works presented here are all conceived
and created during the pandemic. Choreographers and
dancers worked with and through COVID constraints
to create this program, from working remotely with one
choreographer via Zoom to exploring movement options
that don’t include contact. It’s inexpressibly challenging
to work this way, nonetheless, we remain committed to
creative problem solving and to seeing our students and
business through to its next phase.

Our artform is held aloft by human proximity – dancers to

one another, audience members in row upon row of seats,
instructors and staff shoulder to shoulder backstage. It
is all so different now. After we lost the performances in
spring 2020, we were faced with the possibility of losing all
performances in the 2020-21 season. But we pivoted. With
every twist and turn, on an operating budget about half the size that it was a year ago,
with a furloughed staff and a million unanswered questions, we sought the possibilities
of creating beauty and connection. While we had zero audiences in the Belle for The
Nutcracker, we did have digital ticket holders in 17 states and 4 countries. We are
bolstered by the thought that our efforts are being cheered on across the globe.

We remain focused on creating as much inspiration as we can in the midst of so much

uncertainty. So many of you have stepped forward to offer financial backing, ideas, and
emotional support to us during this time. Thank you for all the ways you’ve each made
NPD an important cultural asset in our city, and now in your home – wherever it may be.
More than ever, we deeply appreciate your patronage.

We hope you, our audience, understand how important it is to continue to present new
works. Thank you for allowing the works of these choreographers to be seen.

Sincerely,

director board chair

Hollis Mackintosh Heid (director, choreographer - nest) began her training

with Delia Foley, A.R.A.D. at Ballet Arts in Clarks Mills, NY. She attended Butler University,
graduating in 2002 with a BFA in Dance Performance and Arts Administration. She danced
professionally with The Chamber Dance Project, Louisville Ballet, Cincinnati Ballet, Augusta
Ballet and Northern Plains Ballet, dancing roles in works by Fredrick Franklin, Lars Lubovitch,
Peter Powlus, Merce Cunningham, Andre Prokovsky, Val Caniparoli, Ron Cunningham, and
George Balanchine. As Director of Northern Plains Dance, she has choreographed 8 original
pieces for Choreographers’ Showcase and Dance+, restaged Act II of Paquita, Swan Lake,
and Giselle, and directed 13 performances of The Nutcracker and 11 original full-length
fairy tale productions. Her focus as Director has been expanding the organization’s reach
into the community through the development of various outreach programs, partnering
with local arts and service organizations, and through her artistic contributions, bringing
NPD to the forefront of the state for innovative arts programming.
 presents

Production Team

Artistic Director
Hollis Mackintosh Heid

Choreography
Katherine Hardy
Hollis Mackintosh Heid
aaron selissen
zachary leighton
grace louise

lighting Design: hollis mackintosh heid

sound & lighting technician: shaina hovrud
Costume Design: Hollis Mackintosh Heid
Front of the House Manager: Mackenzie Schmaltz
production coordinator: laura devlin
Photography: DeAnne Billings
npd mission
To inspire the appreciation of dance through artistic excellence and to enrich the
cultural landscape of our community.

In furtherance of our mission, we are committed to maintaining:

• Exceptional and diverse performances
• High quality educational programs
• Outreach to inspire and enrich the community
• A sound financial condition that enables growth and provides a stable viable
future

special thank you

DeAnne Billings, Chris Heid, Gary Bosch, Nicole Gagner, Dawn Kopp, Heather
Krause, Ali LaRock, Shelly Sayler, Anthony Humes, Austin Schmaltz, Sophia
Warner, Macie Grendahl, Sleepy Hollow Theatre & Arts Park, Austin Geltel, Kyle
Eisenbraun, McKayla Hanson, Rebecca Fischer, Ben Smith, Dakota Media Access

NPD board of directors

officers: members at large:
darren schmidt Jake Fisketjon Toni Neslen
President Senior Mortgage Loan Officer, Retired
Broker/Owner, Gate City Bank
Oaktree Realtors Hope Sisk
Scott Miller Anchor/Reporter,
hope schiele Executive Director, ND Public KFYR TV
Vice President Employees Retirement System
Licensed Professional jessica gabel
Clinical Counselor Arnie Strebe Commercial Title Agent,
Chief Administrative Officer, Guarantee & Title Co.
Eric Walth ND Department of Human
Treasurer Services
Director of Operations,
BisMan Online Kristen Hansen
Attorney,
Shera Smith Fredrickson & Byron, PA
Secretary
Retired
 a day in the mind
choreographer
grace louise

Visual Artwork
Heather Krause

Music
Ice Rink
A Storm is Coming
The Reveal
Ice Dance
Danny Elfman

Dancers
Olivia Charles
Gabby Gannon
Grace Jerome
Emma Kolling
Grace Nelson
Sophia Nelson
Kari Penn
Zoey Jayne Schmit
Zoey Schmit
Alexis Thompson
Isabella Voller
Samantha Wood
Georgia Eilers
Layah Irwin
Sydney Klein

Italics indicate understudy.

Choreographer’s notes

If the eye is the window to the soul, then what we gaze upon day in
and day out matters just as much as what we eat, or how much we
sleep.

What you see goes hand in hand with the phrase, what do you think?
Bone palace ballet
choreographer
zachary leighton
Visual Artwork
Ali LaRock
Music
Too Much Change
Moby
Intensity in Ten Cities
Chiodos
Helena
My Chemical Romance

Dancers
Brianna Carlson Grace Jerome Abigayle Pringle
Olivia Charles Isabella Kalberer Claudia Purdon
Georgia Eliers Sydney Klein Ella Schlinger
Ellie Fogarty Emma Kolling Zoey Jayne Schmit
Gabby Gannon Jamie Lundstrom Zoey Schmit
Grace Herman Adeline Nelson Sierra Steichen
Eleanore Horning Grace Nelson Alexis Thompson
Millie Hyatt Sophia Nelson Isabella Voller
Layah Irwin Kari Penn Samantha Wood
Mia Peterson

Choreographer’s notes

In 2020, everything shifted for our dancers. They went home one day,
and the next, they had to abruptly adapt. Unable to see friends, no
classes, missing important moments that can never be replaced. The
world changed.

Teenagers’ struggles can often be overlooked. They want to be seen.

They want to be known. This piece is their story. It’s about being okay
and not okay simultaneously.

“What is this grueling nonsense? Is it the worm crawling towards no

paradise? The night and then the day or the day and then the night?
In a world full of flamingos, this tired life, this dusty dream, and the
volcano laughing.” -bone palace ballet by Charles Bukowski
 nest
choreographer
hollis mackintosh heid

Visual Artwork
Shelly Sayler

Music
Loquasto International Film Festival from The Life Aquatic
Mark Mothersbaugh
El testament d’Amelia
Miguel Llobet
performed by Julian Bream
Piano Quintet in A Major, Op. 114, D. 667 “Trout”: III. Scherzo.
Presto
Franz Schubert
performed by James Edward Merrett, Amadeus Quartet &
Hephzibah Menuhin

Dancers
Ellie Fogarty
Gabby Gannon
Grace Jerome
Isabella Kalberer
Adeline Nelson
Sophia Nelson
Abigayle Pringle
Claudia Purdon
Zoey Schmit
Brianna Carlson
Georgia Eilers
Grace Herman
Zoey Jayne Schmit
Italics indicate understudy.

Choreographer’s notes

They come to us new and they are emphatically curious about the
world. Yet they find it difficult to leave the place where they feel safest.
And, inevitably, in their own way – they all do. This piece is an homage
to the dancers, past, present, and future, who are leaving our nest and
those who are filling the spaces they leave. This is now your story to
carry forward.
 facing the fire
choreographer
katherine hardy

Visual Artwork
Dawn Kopp

Music
Tilted Experience
Waterways
Ludovico Einaudi

Dancers
Ellie Fogarty
Grace Herman
Grace Jerome
Isabella Kalberer
Emma Kolling
Abigayle Pringle
Claudia Purdon
Sierra Steichen
Isabella Voller
Brianna Carlson
Eleanore Horning
Zoey Schmit

Italics indicate understudy.

Choreographer’s notes

Imagine you are at the edge of a vast forest. A haze of smoke slices its
way through the air, filling your eyes with tears. The crackling sound of
embers nearby and the smell of singed wood fills your senses.
The forest is on fire.
In life, there are times we are thrown into the fire to face a situation we
may not want to face. If we run from it, the flames will only get bigger
and become stronger. We make the choice to face it, knowing that the
burning will bring new growth. We emerge as the fireweed. Bringing
strength, courage and transformation to a place that needs it the
most.
collective solitude
choreographer
aaron selissen

Visual Artwork
Nicole Gagner

Music
In the Androgynous Dark
Brambles
The Departure
Max Richter
This Place Was A Shelter
Ólafur Arnalds

Dancers
Brianna Carlson
Grace Herman
Eleanore Horning
Isabella Kalberer
Emma Kolling
Mia Peterson
Ella Schlinger
Zoey Jayne Schmit
Zoey Schmit
Sierra Steichen

Choreographer’s notes

Collective Solitude is a hopeful piece based on the intense feelings

of loneliness and separation that many among us are facing. Current
events have made this issue more intense for some; still others
have spent this highly unusual time building and strengthening
communities. While both isolation and community are a natural
and inextricable part of the human condition, this new work is a
celebration of the power of togetherness and the beauty of unity.
Guest choreographer

aaron selissen (choreographer -

collective solitude) is Co-Founder and Artistic
Director of BARKIN/SELISSEN PROJECT (B/S P);
an NYC-based contemporary dance company
founded in 2009. Originally from Green Bay, WI,
he received his B.F.A. in Dance Performance
from Butler University. His company has been
presented at such venues as the Inside/Out
Series at the Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival,
Staller Center for the Arts, Main Stage at Stony
Brook University, Bryant Park, the 92 St. Y, Jazz
at Lincoln Center, Boston’s Dance Complex,
Touhill PAC (St. Louis, MO), The Joyce SOHO,
National Math Festival, West End Theater,
Ailey Citigroup Theater, Flea Theater, and
Sam Houston State University to name a few. He has directed and/
or choreographed over 15 works for B/S P, including several short
films; “Slice of Rain,” “The Sun Never Came Out Today … And Other
Melancholy Statements,” “Seven Armed Mind,” and “Concrete Illusion,”
which premiered on Martha’s Vineyard as part of Sally Taylor’s ConSenses,
to name a few.

Aaron has taught master classes and workshops in public schools

throughout New York City, and the United States, Institut Seni Indonesia
Yogyakarta, Institut Kesenian Jakarta in Indonesia, The Pavarotti Music
Centre in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Teatr Muzyczny Capitol in
Wroclaw, Poland. He can be found teaching at the Limón Institute, as well
as giving private lessons.

Selissen’s performance career has taken him across the US and abroad.
He worked with Dance Kaleidoscope and Ballet Internationale of
Indianapolis. He performed with the Martha Graham Ensemble, Carolyn
Dorfman Dance Company, and Isabel Gotzkowsky and Friends, among
many others and was a member of the Limón Dance Company from 2010
to 2016. He can currently be seen performing with Janis Brenner and
Dancers (since 2007) as well as BARKIN/SELISSEN PROJECT.
www.barkinselissenproject.org
NPD Staff and Faculty
Katherine Hardy (Education Coordinator, choreographer - facing
the fire) began her dance training under the direction of former Radio
City Ballet performer, Beverly Mozzetti. She attended the University of
Wyoming where she received her BFA in Dance Performance with a
Minor in Business. During college, she performed in numerous pieces
including D-Man in the Waters set by the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane
Company, Ride the Culture Loop and The Nutcracker. Ms. Hardy is in her
8th year at Northern Plains Dance where she has developed a teaching
artist residency program and lead several adaptive classes for the Bismarck-Mandan
community. Recently, Ms. Hardy received a 200-hour yoga certification through Yoga
Center in Minneapolis, MN.
Mackenzie Schmaltz (Marketing Manager) has been at Northern
Plains Dance since January of 2010. A graduate of UND with a BA in
Political Science, Ms. Schmaltz took a job at the ND Department of
Agriculture and found her passion for marketing. Although not a dancer
herself, Ms. Schmaltz is a lifelong lover of the arts, having been a member
of UND’s Concert Choir for 4 years and the Grand Forks Master Chorale
for 2 years, along with various other choral and instrumental groups in the
cities of Bismarck, Grand Forks and Bottineau. At Northern Plains Dance,
Ms. Schmaltz enjoys promoting dance and the arts in Bismarck.

Laura Devlin (Studio Administrator) graduated from the University

of Kansas with a BA in Theatre Performance, and a graduate certificate
in Arts Administration from the University of Connecticut. Originally
from Lawrence, KS, Laura moved to Bismarck in 2015 and quickly found
a home in the arts community, acting, directing, stage managing and
providing dialect coaching at Dakota Stage, Capitol Shakespeare, and
Bismarck State College. Laura has been with Northern Plains Dance since
2018 and enjoys sharing her knowledge and passion for the arts with the
Bismarck/Mandan Community.

Zachary Leighton (Instructor, choreographer - bone palace

ballet) began dancing at the age of nine at Dancin’ in Acton in Acton,
CA. Three years after joining DIA, Zachary danced in his first full-length
ballet: The Nutcracker, with the Antelope Valley Ballet in Lancaster,
CA. He attended the Houston Ballet Academy and danced with the
Oklahoma Festival Ballet while attending the University of Oklahoma,
before joining Dayton Ballet in 2013. After three seasons, Zachary
returned to southern California to further his teaching and dancing
experience, dancing with the Pacific Ballet Dance Theater and City Ballet of Los Angeles,
as well as teaching at various dance schools in the LA area including Dancin’ in Acton,
bringing his career full circle. Most recently, Zachary was the Assistant Artistic Director of
the Ketchikan Theater Ballet School in Ketchikan, Alaska.

grace louise ojeda (Instructor, choreographer - a day in the

mind) has been an educator for over a decade. She trained extensively
at Broadway Dance Center as part of their summer professional semester
and stayed another two years continuing training under Ginger Cox, and
Robert Taylor Jr., and Anne Firmender. She was a member of Techmoja
Dance and Theater Company under the artistic direction of Kevin Lee-y
Green. Grace has been seen at Dixon Place, the Wilson Center for
Performing Arts, and many other venues across the U.S. With a love for
choreography and self-expression, Grace uses her strengths to give her students a greater
sense of who they are as performers.
Northern Plains Dance Student Company

student company

zoey schmit ella schlinger isabella kalberer

apprentice company

Back Row (l-r):

Millie Hyatt, Brianna Carlson, Eleanore Horning
Middle Row (l-r):
Sydney Klein, Zoey Jayne Schmit, Alexis Thompson
visual artists
heather Krause (visual artist - a day in the mind)’s life-long love for art has
evolved into a journey of self-discovery and a determination to pursue art as a
full time business. Heather’s diagnosis with Spinocerebellar Ataxia inspired her
to challenge herself to document her journey through artistic expression, with an
emphasis on abstract and fluid art conveying color and emotion. Adaptation and
evolution are evident in her art. Heather enjoys partnering with and mentoring
other artists as well as participating in art exhibits. She is an integral part of Arts
for Vets.

Ali Larock (visual artist - bone palace ballet) received her B.F.A. in painting
from MSU Moorhead and works in the areas of painting, drawing, and mixed
media. She has exhibited her artwork around the US for 20 years and is a founding
member of Bismarck Downtown Artist Cooperative, where much of her art is on
display. Her work can also be found at the Toasted Frog in Bismarck and the Hotel
Donaldson in Fargo. Ali enjoys teaching art through various residencies in local
schools and has worked with organizations such as North Dakota Council on the
Arts, International Music Camp, and Sleepy Hollow Theater and Arts Park. She has
collaborated with Northern Plains Dance for many years on Dance+ and the Work
of Art Dance Camp. Ali offers group art lessons, art parties, and is available for live
painting performances and commissions.

shelly sayler (visual artist - nest) is the owner of Nodakian Studios in

Bismarck, ND. She enjoys spending her time there creating all of her works as well
as tending to monthly Pop Up events with other local artists. All of Shelly’s pieces
are highly decorative, showcasing her use of sgraffito and Mishima technique,
which she likes to adapt from her paintings and sketchbooks.

dawn kopp (visual artist - facing the fire), a native of Mandan, received her
B.S. in Apparel & Textiles from NDSU. Kopp began creating mosaic work in July
2017 under the guidance of local mosaicist Molly McLain. Kopp’s love of color
theory and transforming shapes and materials into new objects combine in her
completed mosaic pieces. She appreciates mosaic art for the embodiment that
all broken pieces can be made wholly beautiful in a form slightly to incredibly
different than the original. Kopp is the CEO of the Downtowners of Bismarck, a
position she has held since May 2007. She lives on Sedum Hill in Bismarck with
three delightfully unique felines.

nicole gagner (visual artist - collective solitude) has had a fascination

with capturing prairie skies since returning to North Dakota in 2015. Her body of
work often focuses on capturing everyday moments, like veggies straight from
the garden, freshly cut local flowers, or a colorful pantry full of canned food. With
moments like these as a gateway to art through personal experience, Nicole’s
art is accessible to a wide range of individuals with different life experiences. Her
vibrant color choices and energetic brushwork are a signature of her work. Nicole
splits her time between her studio, teaching at BSC, in the community and in artist
residencies with the North Dakota Council on the Arts and Art for life. For more
examples of her artwork please visit her website: www.painternicole.com.
house rules
late seating policy
Patrons who arrive after the performance begins, or leave the seating area for any reason,
will be seated during a pause in the performance. This pause may not occur until the end
of the first act.

No outside food or beverage

Only bottled water is permitted in the seating area.

restrooms
Restrooms are located in the lower level of the theater. Those seated in the balcony may
use the restrooms in the upstairs atrium, but will not be readmitted to the seating area
until a pause in the performance.

electronic devices
Please turn off all cell phones and other electronic devices that may ring, vibrate, or
otherwise produce a sound that may disrupt the performance.

copyright law
Patrons are not permitted to photograph or record audio or video of NPD performances
under penalty of copyright law.

lost and found

Found articles should be left with a Belle Mehus Auditorium employee in the lower
level of the theater. Patrons who are missing an item may check with employees during
intermission or at the end of the performance.

npd history
One of the largest nonprofit dance organizations in the state, Northern Plains
Dance stages professional public performances, operates a bustling dance school
in downtown Bismarck, and offers engaging outreach programs in area schools,
libraries and community centers. During the 2018-2019 season alone, over 20,000
people saw a performance, participated in an educational or outreach program, or
studied at Northern Plains Dance.

Northern Plains Dance’s history began with its incorporation in 1998 under the
name Northern Plains Ballet (the current name was adopted in 2007), as a ballet
training facility for students in the area. We have since expanded our offerings
to include many styles of dance and annual enrollment is at 225 and growing.
Over the last decade, more than 30,000 people have attended Northern Plains
Dance’s Nutcracker. While The Nutcracker remains the linchpin of Northern Plains
Dance’s season, Northern Plains Dance continues to build an impressive collection
of works, from classic full-length story ballets to contemporary pieces.

At the heart of the organization’s work is our mission to promote appreciation for
and access to the art of dance. From Dance on the Go!, the successful creative
movement program for preschool students, to Aging Gracefully, our dance
program specifically designed for the aging population, Northern Plains Dance
continues to delight both the young and the young-at-heart. NPD has also recently
obtained national certifications for Kindermusik and Dance for PD, a dance therapy
program for those with Parkinson’s Disease.
foundation and corporate donors
Indicates donors who gave gifts from February 22, 2020 - February 22, 2021.
director’s society ($50,000+)

Sponsor society ($25,000-$49,999)

grand jete ($2,500-$4,999)

pirouette ($1,500-$2,499)

arabesque ($1,000-$1,499)

releve ($500-$999)

plie ($250-$500)
individual donors
Indicates donors who gave gifts from February 22, 2020 - February 22, 2021.
benefactor ($25,000+) director’s circle ($2,500-$10,000)
Gregory Butler Jennifer & Andrew Charles
Karin Willis & Drew Steichen
dancer’s circle ($1,000-$2,499)

Carmen Miller & Tim Purdon Eric & Kari Walth

Steve & Carol Mackintosh Abe & Catherine Storms
Darren & April Schmidt Shera & Roger Smith

partner ($500-$999)
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Anne Jones Linda & Jim Hyatt
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Carolyn & Ted Fogarty Mary & DuWayne Heid
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Julie Schmit
friend ($100-$499)
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Chris Heid & Hollis Mackintosh Heid Sharon & Brian Beattie Rhea Messmer
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Stephanie Traxinger Longie Stacy & Phillip Randash Bonnie Lee
Sarah & Roger Grendahl Steve & Selina Smith Amber Schatz
Claude Berreckman Steven & Veronica Moen Rose Trenbeath
Colleen Peterson Susan & Jesse Kalberer Sandra Monson
Courtney Smith Karen McEvers Sara Jochim
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Dave & Doris Just Katherine & Mark Hardy Deb Wagner
Deborah Walker Katie & Dean Schloss Davis Beattie
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Jane Schwartz Norma Lundstrom
Janice McCutchan Pam & Matt Thompson
individual donors
patron ($25-$99)
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Alexandria Gibbs Hope & Jonas Schiele Monte Rogneby
Ali LaRock Hope Sisk Natasha Christianson
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