Showtimes

Gym6:05-6:356:50-7:207:35-8:058:20-8:50

Cafeteria6:20-6:457:05-7:307:50-8:158:30-8:55

Atrium6:05-6:356:50-7:207:35-8:058:20-8:50

Auditorium6:20-6:457:05-7:307:50-8:158:30-8:55

Enjoy the show!

Please note that times are approximate and are subject to change.

Note From The Arts Department

The Enloe High School Arts Department selected the performance of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker and Duke Ellington’s The Nutcracker Suite, to introduce our students to many educational units that address the performance of artistic techniques and styles, create interdisciplinary learning opportunities via the multiple arts disciplines that are offered at Enloe, and increase student knowledge and skills through the mastery and study of the embedded learning objectives. This project has challenged student growth and developed even greater young artists, performers, and patrons of the arts. The Enloe Arts Faculty embedded WCPSS’s educational objectives of the 4 C’s: collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, and communication through the cross curricular performance objectives. Students and faculty collaborated via artistic visioning and planning. Critical thinking skills have been used when evaluating student growth and learning as a result of participating in this performance. Communication skills will be evident in the final summative performance and in the promotion of the event. Creativity will be threaded throughout the lessons and units and has been the foundation of most of the project. The Enloe Broadcasting and Productions Department has documented the event from inception to the end. The film footage will capture the impactful experience of the project. The Enloe Visual Art classes have created art that will be displayed around campus and will be auctioned off at the event to raise money for Charity Ball. All of the visual art will live in the homes and spaces of those who purchase the fabulous student work.

Thank you!

Partnering with Enloe Charity Ball as the beneficiary of the performance will provide an immediate monetary benefit to the school’s local community; however, the long-term value is intangible. Students and teachers who participate will be impacted by the long lasting learning of this experience. The Enloe Charity Ball beneficiary, Southeast Raleigh Promise, will benefit from the gift for years to come. The greatest long term value will resonate in the hearts of those who provide witness to the event. It is the Enloe Arts Department’s hope that the viewers will hold this experience in their hearts and pay it forward to others. Happy Holidays!

This show is supported by the United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County

Dream(Atrium)

Come slide sleepily into this ethereal hall to dream a while. Once swoon by the chorus you’ll have to pinch yourself—but the poets will help you land softly on your pill. But before you wake, the ground might shake as tap-dancers chime in giving

rhythm like locomotion to these little revieres. _____

Chorus, Tap, Theatre

Show Order/Music:

Set 1:Chorus - Waltz of the Flowers - Arranged by Jeff FunkChorus - Sugar Plum Fairy - Arranged by Jeff FunkTap performance Entr’Acte - Tap and Chorus collaborative performance arranged by Josh Sobel (Enloe HS Student Composer)Theatre - Dream Poetry

Set 2:Chorus - Nutcracker March - Arranged by Jeff FunkChorus - Russian Dance - Arranged by Jeff FunkTap performanceEntr’Acte - Tap and Chorus collaborative performance arranged by Josh Sobel (Enloe HS Student Composer)Theatre - Dream Poetry

Performers:

Chorus:Francesca Behrend, El Bloom, Joidon Boddie, Aiadan Bowen, Ella Breiner, Isabella Broccolo, Ansley Brown, Kayla Bryan, Ethan Bunch, Isaiah Bussey, Cat Carter, Amuktha Dasari, Hannah Ellyson, Liyana Falvey, Emma Gonzalez, Addison Heider-Metou, Robbie Hinton, Sree Inuganti, Christan Lee, Aidan Maguire, Joanna Mathew, Emily McLeod, Donta’von Moses, Sam Olson, James Pittman, Brand Poster, Hannah Potratz, Ameya Rao, Breya Robinson, Ellie Schneider, Dylan Schwartz, Mason Sluder, Josh Sobel, Symone Spencer, Esha Srinivasan, Xavier Taylor, Jonathan Thomas, Julia Thompson, Travis Turner, Mateo Vargas, Malcolm Vaughn, Kalina Walaski, Amelia Wilder, Ashley Wright

Tap:Choreography by: Helen Hickey in collaboration with the performers Acapella cast: Kylee Beliveau (Friday), Hannah Floyd, Ava Graham, Kennedy Shuler (Thursday), Kathryn Sirois and Katie Valentine Peanut Brittle Brigade (March) cast: Sophia Amsden (Friday), Grace Chittick (Thursday), Emma Dellinger, Katelyn Houston, Alissa Lewis, Alexa Martinez and Kaylah Richards-Smith Entr’Acte cast: Ariana Banegas-Velasquez, Blen Dawit, Precious Horn, Avery Kimball, McCanzey Koffa (Thursday), Eve Medvetz, Allison Owens, Mavis Owusu (Friday) and Abigail Troncozo

Theatre:Matthew Bobzien, Emma Blood, El Bloom, Noah Colvin, Grace Deadmore, Adrian Ewens, Rachel Hofnagel, Justin Kelly, Kaeleigh Kruger, Hayley Minter, Dante Mobley, Ellie Schneider, Amelia Silberman, Amelia Wilder

Flowers(Cafeteria)

Though the weather outside is frightful, come catch this fragrant glimpse of spring. The frenetic, flavors of Big Band

and the floral bouquet of Orchestra will wake even the deepest hibernators. While dancers will sway and stretch

wiggle and worm their to the deerer callings of what warm weather will bring.

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Jazz Band, Orchestra, Modern

Show Order/Music:

Overture : Orchestra Overture: Jazz Ambassadors Waltz of The Flowers: Orchestra & ModernDance of the Floreadores : Jazz Ambassadors & ModernToot Toot Tootie Toot: Jazz Ambassadors & ModernPeanut Brittle Brigade: Jazz Ambassadors & Modern/Audience Participation

Performers:

Jazz Ambassadors:Saxophones: Austin Falvey, Joe Foglia, Alex Gilbert, Mason Rheinhardt, Emre TekmenTrombones: Eric Brown, Ben Hazel, Dylan Lee, Sam StageTrumpets: Nathan Comer, Connor Lewis, JP Neri, George SteffeyRhythm: Ben Breiner, Luca Colonna, Archit Gupta, Will Hazlehurst, Ronan Moore

Symphony Orchestra:Violin I: Jonathan Jesalva (concertmaster), Joydeep Mukherjee (assistant), Daniel Hong, Ethan Kahn, Irene Ma, Joseph Ma, Lillian Mei, Caroline Smyth, Aditya Sundaram, Cassie Wan, Trish Choudhary, Joseph

Donini, Elaine HolleyViolin II: Jayee Jung (co-principal), Sarah Wang (co-principal), Sophia Dai, Niha Kanumuri, Viti Pathak, Aditya Pillutla, Kofi Sallie, Laila Waddell, Kenny Zhang, Judy Chen, Gloria Chien, Hannah EllysonViola: Swaycha Goli (co-principal), Max Yates (co-principal), Luke Fortner, Isabella Jong, Christopher Lockett, Collin Queen, Arnav Thakar, Noah Anderson, Ryan BullockCello: Catherine Yates (principal), Tristan Ilika (assistant), Eric Jun (assistant), Mary Kolbas, Nicholas Lai, Arush Narang, Shefali Pai, Will Ellyson, Ethan HessBass: Luke Darney (principal), Jonah Stanford

Modern:Waltz of the Flowers:Choreography: Rebecca McRae in collaboration with the dancers. Dancers: Sophia Amsden, Morgan Chavis, Lily Davis, Hana DiAugustine, Claire Durway, Nila Hines, Abbey Nelson, Hannah Potratz, Calla Smith, Olivia Stallworth, Nicole Stewart, Sydney Taylor.Dance of the Floreadores: Choreography: Rebecca McRae in collaboration with the dancers. Dancers: Grace Ableidinger, Maya Eacret, Lauren Glover, Abbey Kahihu, Sofia Padovano, Ava Roark.Toot Toot Tootie Toot: Choreography: Rebecca McRae in collaboration with the dancersDancers: Kat Carcamo-Machigua, Lexi Chavis, Ellie Cook, Peyton Fields, Choyce Forte, Kaitlyn Fox, Vaden Grigg, Racquel Hall, Amaya Harvey, Grayson Helms, Nina Kernick, Lousie Gray Leonard, Drew Lewis, Kate Lingo, Maya Nesbit, Amy Romero-Martinez, Rhyan Smoot, Diamond Staten, Sophia Stewart. Flower Solo: Quinn Gardiner

Coffee and Sugar(West Gym)

Come warm and excite your hearts with a peep in on this tête-à-tête. Dancers will swing and bop, the orchestra will swoon, then the Happy Accidents will knock you over the

moon. Just as offerings of Arabian coffee and Russian Sweets were brought to the Sugar Plum Fairy, these performances offer you some bitters and sweets—a classic combination.

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Jazz, Modern, Happy Accidents, Orchestra Quartet

Show Order/Music:

Russian/Trepak/Volga Vouty - recorded music, Jazz dancers performOrchestra plays Trepak/Russian, Jazz dancers performOrchestra plays Traditional version of Sugar Plum & Modern dancers performHappy Accidents performSugar Rum Cherry recorded music for Modern dancers Orchestra plays traditional ArabianModern dancers perform Duke Ellington’s Arabian - recorded music

Performers:

Jazz:Russian/Trepak/Volga Vouty:Choreography: Helen Hickey in collaboration with dancersDancers: Jocelyn Alford, Skylar Chappell, Morgan Chavis (Thursday), Andreya Christopher, Kaylee Saunders, Marissa Schroeder, Diamond Staten and Neharika Vallabhaneni Trepak/Russian:Choreography: Helen Hickey in collaboration with dancersDancers: Kylee Beliveau (Thursday), Chloe Calhoun, Sheridan Charles,

Alexia Chavis, Stephan Emmanuel (Thursday), Chloe Gosline, McCanzey Koffa (Friday), Angelina Martinez, Mavis Owusu (Thursday) and Kennedy Shuler (Friday)

Modern:Sugar Plum:Choreography: Courtney Greer in collaboration with the dancersDancers: Rachel Lin, Aylin Morales-Villanueva, Lilyan Reid, Lisbeth Rios, Samantha Shue, Mimi WattsSugar Rum Cherry:Choreography: Courtney Greer in collaboration with the dancersDancers: Raven Davies, Ramona Delborne, Chloe Gosline, Reya Jamison, Anna Mayorga, Winifred Rhea-UnruhArabian:Choreography: Micah GeyerDancers: Jocelyn Alford, Alaina Brock, Skylar Chappell, Andreya Christopher, Anya Daniels, Isabella Dobbs, Andrea Dula, Abigail Floyd, Anna Joyce, Marissa Schroeder, Eliza Seaton

Dancers:Mother Ginger: Stephan Emmanuel *Friday night onlyMother Gingers Polichinelle: Paige Farley *Friday night onlyBattle Scene dancers: Ella Snapp, Taylor Young and Paige Farley *Thursday night only

Happy Accidents:Performers: Erin Andrews, Aniya Arnold, Jakiya Barnes, Isabella Broccolo, Sam Chittick, Tessa Cokley, Malak Dridi, Jackson Holloman, Johnny Monroe, Tahja Pulley, Hayden Rains, Malcolm Vaughn, Wesley Wood, Lauren Xavier

Orchestra:Jaewon Jung (violin 1), Caroline Zhu (violin 2), Esther Zhu (viola),Sophia Knappe (cello)

A Snowy Forest

(Auditorium)

Sleigh Excursion

Hear those bells? Smell the frost? Come join Nutcracker Prince and Clara for the enchantment of a wintery night

sleigh excursion through a snowy forest. This ride will dazzle and you will drift like those fluffy, feathery flakes to an older, simpler, more magical time. Who knows, it might even snow.

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Tech Theatre, Audio Production, Ballet

Show Order/ Music:

The Sleigh Ride (lights and sound experience)Waltz of the Snowflakes (Tchaikovsky and Ballet)

Performers:

Tech Theatre:Lighting design by: Myles Gregor and Charlie RaschkeSpecial thanks to Daniel Thibault and Enloe Technical Theatre ClassesSound design by: Jack Schiavo; Special thanks to students in the Audio Production I classes, Ronan Moore, Chorus Performers

Ballet:Choreography by: Helen Hickey in collaboration with the dancersThe Nutcracker: Kulungi WilliamsClara: Anilya SmithSnowflakes: Erin Andrews, Mariah Babu, Syriah Babu, Maya Copeland, Andrea Dula, Damia Hall, Katherine Lingo, Ashley Oliver, LucyOverman, Kyrah Richards-Smith, Hailey Roling and Kaylee Saunders

The Sugar Plum Path(Hallways)

Theatre students, Piano students

Show Order/Music:Selections from The Nutcracker

Performers:Piano:Agwu Agwu, Benjamin Arden, Mariah Babu, Ryan Bullock, Ethan Buttafuso, DiPiero Dastine, Caelan Duncan, Liyana Falvey, Joseph Foglia, Bhuvanesh Ganta, Abrianna Harmon, Benjamin Hazel, Eric Hoang, Sophie Khullar, Jackson Klauke, Aiden McCoy, Robert Minowicz, Garrett Painter, Sneha Saxena, Christopher Sluder, Arden Snead, Lukasz Stasiuk, George Steffey, Riley Thomas, Mateo Vargas, Laila Waddell, Catherine Wang, Roderick White

Theatre:Matthew Bobzien, Emma Blood, El Bloom, Noah Colvin, Grace Deadmore, Adrian Ewens, Hayley Minter, Ellie Schneider, Amelia Wilder

Tech CrewGym:Location Stage Manager: Abrianna HarmonAssistant Stage Managers: Piper Baucom, MacKenna BarefootLighting Technician: Sydney FanslerSound Technicians: Will Carlson, Maegan TarbellRun Crew: Caelan Duncan, Calypso Glines, Izzie Robertson

Auditorium:Location Stage Manager: Jamie MartinsenAssistant Stage Managers: Micheal Harris, Anna WeaverSound Technicians: Robert Minowicz, Jack SchavioRun Crew: Ben Arden, Sarah Ruth Glasl, Siri Kothamasu

Cafeteria:Location Stage Manager: Lily BoazAssistant Stage Managers: Alivia Ingram, Ryan LloydSound Technicians: Chris Burch, Caroline Kluttz, Caleb MooreRun Crew: Sidney Boaz, Hunter O’Connor, Kaitlyn Yeatts

Atrium:Location Stage Manager: Sarah TwiddyAssistant Stage Manager: Athena BurLighting Technicians: Mikel Larrea, Sam LofflerSound Technicians: Andrew Goss, Alex Lamont, Sophie LiuRun Crew: Christopher Miller, Rowan Sprauge, Quinn Gebeaux

Special ThanksProduction Designers:Production Stage Manager: Ellia JonesScenic Artist: Abrianna HarmonScenic Designer and Master Carpenter: Jamie MartinsenAssistant Master Carpenter: Robert deRossetLighting Designers: Myles Gregor, Charlie RaschkeSound Designers: Robert Minowicz, Jack SchiavoSet Dresser: John MonroePublicity Heads: Matthew Bobzien, Angela Lewis, Sarah VandeLinde

Visual Art Students:Sculptures by 3D AP Studio Artists Isabel Baggett, Tessa Dahlman, Isabella Dobbs, Arielle Gaither, Works created by Enloe Art Club, National Art Honor Society, Intro to Studio Art Students, Advanced Art Honors II, Posable dancers created in collaboration with visual arts students, dance students, and choir students, Clock designs created by Advanced Art Honors 1

Graphic Art Students:Poster Designer: Claire MissimerProgram Designer: Hannah Wall

Special Thanks:Thomas Dameron, Micah Geyer, Aardvark Screenprinting, Daniel Thibault, Grace Ledford, Technical Theatre Classes, Audio Production I Classes, Enloe Arts Guild, Enloe Parent Volunteers, Enloe PTSA, Enloe Custodial Staff, Enloe Front Office Staff, Enloe Administration, United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County, Wake County Commissioners

Enloe Charity Ball Enloe Charity Ball (ECB) is a student-led organization that seeks to raise funds and awareness for a local nonprofit each year. Students lead a fundraising effort in the fall that culminates in the ball in December where the check with the final fundraising total is presented to the charity. This year, ECB is attempting to raise $200,000 to meet #OurPromise to Southeast Raleigh Promise. In this effort, we have surpassed $1 million in total fundraising in our 15 years of service.

“We had over 46 organizations that applied to be the beneficiary of this year’s Enloe Charity Ball, and although we would’ve loved to support each one, we chose the organization with the most tangible impact on our direct community,” says Sydney Marks, Enloe Charity Ball’s Vice President of Service. “Leading high school students who perform and exceed professional levels of philanthropy tells me we are left with one option: to recognize the power and strength of student voice in our community,” said George “Nate” Barilich, Director of Enloe Charity Ball and English teacher at Enloe. “These kids are doing not kid things. I wake up for them. They are my heroes.”

“We are extremely honored and excited to partner with Enloe Charity Ball this year! Enloe has always been a significant part of our community and this opportunity deepens that historic relationship to Southeast Raleigh. We are most excited about the ways young people can affect significant change when they have the space and support to lead,” says Kia Baker, the Executive Director of Southeast Raleigh Promise. SERP seeks to provide high-quality education, safe and affordable housing, health and wellness, and expanding economic and leadership opportunities to residents of southeast Raleigh. Proceeds will enable SERP to fund multiple projects to end intergenerational poverty in the southeast Raleigh area through educational programs, including Club ROAR, a low-cost after school academic enrichment program for students attending Southeast Raleigh Elementary School. Enloe Charity Ball student leaders are volunteering hundreds of hours at Club ROAR as part of their service promise.

Southeast Raleigh Promise

Teal Level Donors (500-999)

2004 Club Donors (1000-4999)

Top Flight Club (5000-9999)

Ann and Ron WootenWalton & Maready Orthodontics

MastercardMichelleta & Ricardo Razon III

Ravi SomepalliMatthew Gilbert

DDr. Brandon Smith DDS

Alliance Hospitality ManagementMr. Steven Marks

Mrs. Barbara and Mr. Mitchell FreedmanWayne and Lynda Lalevee

Rajeev Uppalapati Harsa Family

WWalt and Dr. Debbi Clarke

C D and N J WattsWoody's at City Market

Barilich FamilyS J Hospitality LLC DBA Woody's at City

MarketMin Family

PinnaclePinnacle

Wayne R and Lynda S LaleveeMs. Donna Dunning

Ripley RandRonald J Wooten

J Jefferson and Kristen A SmithRoof Dawgs LLCPPeace Psychiatry

Nancy and Danny WattsSmith Family Dental Solutions

James and Lyn LewisAdvanced Pain Consultants

TowneBankHugh and Betsey Tilson

Enpuricon, IncEnpuricon, Inc

15th Annual Enloe Charity Ball Sponsors

You can be a part of our effort to raise funds for Southeast Raleigh Promise by making a tax-deductible donation to the Enloe Charity Ball Fund, our giving fund housed by the North Carolina Community Foundation. Enloe Charity Ball officers will then grant these funds to Southeast Raleigh Promise, presenting them with a check at our annual Charity Ball on December 7. Donations can be made online via enloecharityball.org and or by check, made out to “Enloe Charity Ball Fund,” and mailed to Enloe High School care of George Barilich, Director and Chair of Enloe Charity Ball Fund.

Thank you for being a part of our #ourpromise to Southeast Raleigh!