World Premiere

Peter Pan

February
21 – 23, 2025

Tickets are only valid if purchased through the Tobin Center Box Office or Tobin Center Website

Special thanks to season sponsors Carla & John Brozovich

Myra Stafford Pryor
Charitable Trust

John R. and Greli N.
Less Charitable Trust

Welcome to the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts and Ballet San Antonio’s world premiere production of Peter Pan! This production is choreographed by Brian Enos, set to an original score composed by Zac Colwell, with set, prop and costume design by Jayme Ditto.

We would like to thank our generous sponsors, the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, the BSA Dancers, SBSA Children’s Cast, staff and Board of Directors of Ballet San Antonio, all without whom this production would not be possible.

With your support, we are able to present three world-class productions each season here at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, as well as offer our community outreach programs increasing accessibility to the arts for children. New in our 2024-25 is the Send the Kids to the Ballet (StKttB) program, which allows BSA to provide orchestra level tickets and roundtrip bus transportation to a ballet performance for organizations that care for the children in our community across Bexar County, at no cost to the organization. BSA’s goal is to provide children from all across Bexar County with an experience they would not otherwise have considering their personal, economic and geographic challenges. If we can give just one of these children a chance to dream again, we will have made a difference and we are proud to share with you that with your support of this program, we have welcomed 5,100 children to a ballet performance this season!

On behalf of all of us at Ballet San Antonio, thank you for being here with us. Please enjoy the world premiere of Peter Pan!

Sincerely,

Evin Nicole Eubanks
Chief Executive Officer

Sofiane Sylve
Artistic Director

Production
Credits

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

PRODUCTION CREDITS

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

PRODUCTION CREDITS

No photography or videos during the performance, please.

Including one 20 minute intermission

Orchestra

Orchestra San Antonio

The Nutcracker

Musicians

Orchestra San Antonio

The Nutcracker

VALERO SENSORY FRIENDLY Musicians

Casting

Featuring Students of The School Of Ballet San Antonio

Featuring Students of
The School Of Ballet San Antonio

Friday 2/21 at 7:30pm
Saturday 2/22 at 2:00pm

Saturday 2/22 at 7:30pm,
Sunday 2/23 at 2:00pm

Friday 2/21 at 7:30pm
Saturday 2/22 at 2:00pm

Saturday 2/22 at 7:30pm
Sunday 2/23 at 2:00pm

Friday 2/21 at 7:30pm
Saturday 2/22 at 2:00pm

Saturday 2/22 at 7:30pm
Sunday 2/23 at 2:00pm

Friday 2/21 at 7:30pm
Saturday 2/22 at 2:00pm

Saturday 2/22 at 7:30pm
Sunday 2/23 at 2:00pm

Synopsis

Act I:

In the nursery of the Darling family home in London, young Wendy reads to her brothers, John and Michael. After their parents leave for the evening and the coast is clear, Tinkerbelle, a sprightly fairy, enters the nursery looking for Peter Pan. Peter chases his Shadow into the nursery, and the commotion awakens Wendy and her brothers.

Peter introduces the children to Tinkerbelle, and the two teach the children how to fly so they can accompany them back to Neverland, the land where children never grow up.

In the forest of Neverland, we meet the Neverlanders, the native people of Neverland, led by the fearless Tiger Lilly. The Lost Boys, a group of children brought to Neverland by Peter after falling out of their prams, are tracking the Neverlanders.

Tinkerbelle arrives back and instructs the Lost Boys to slingshot the “Wendy-Bird” when she appears. When Peter lands back in Neverland, he is furious that Wendy has been hit, and he scolds the Lost Boys and Tinkerbelle. However, after Wendy reveals that she is only pretending to be asleep, everyone celebrates before returning to their underground lair.

Alone in the forest, Tiger Lilly is ambushed by Captain Hook and his pirates and taken prisoner to be used as bait to lure Peter — but, always closely behind is the crocodile who, after a taste of Hook’s left hand, is in search of another morsel.

Act II:

In the mermaid’s lagoon, the Mermaid Queen is joined by Peter, Wendy, John, and Michael. The mermaids flee when Hook and the Pirates arrive with Tiger Lilly in tow. While the Pirates are distracted, Peter quietly unties Tiger Lilly and leads her back to the forest. The Lost Boys and Neverlanders, usually at odds with each other, come together to celebrate Peter freeing Tiger Lilly.

Peter, the Darlings, and the Lost Boys return to their underground lair, where Wendy tells the children they can come home with her and her brothers. All the Lost Boys agree, but Peter refuses – much to Wendy’s dismay. However, as the children leave the lair, they are captured by Hook and his pirates. Sensing something is amiss, Peter rushes to rescue them.

On Hook’s ship, Hook tries to convince Wendy to join him as a pirate, but Peter interrupts and challenges him to a duel. After a fierce battle, Hook loses his footing and is thrown overboard into the waiting jaws of the crocodile.

The Lost Boys return to London with Wendy and her brothers, but Peter again refuses to leave Neverland. Wendy is devastated but knows she must return home.

Wendy and her brothers appear back at the nursery window and quietly sneak back into their beds. Upon awakening, Mrs. Darling is overjoyed that her children have returned but startled to see the Lost Boys coming in through the window. Wendy and her brothers explain their harrowing adventure, and Mrs. Darling agrees to adopt the Lost Boys into their family.

Peter and Tinkerbelle look on through the window as Wendy reads a bedtime story to the children.

Company

Principal Dancers

Soloists

CORPS DE Ballet

Meet The Characters

Orchestra
Credits

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

PRODUCTION CREDITS

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

PRODUCTION CREDITS

No photography or videos during the performance, please.

Including one 20 minute intermission

Production Team

Brian Enos

CHOREOGRAPHER

BRIAN ENOS, Originally from San Francisco, CA, is a choreographer, movement coach, and dance educator. His original works have been performed by companies such as Royal New Zealand Ballet, Houston Ballet, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Ballet Met, Oklahoma City Ballet, and Nashville Ballet, among others.

As a dancer, Enos danced professionally with The Houston Ballet and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, where he worked with and performed notable works by Ben Stevenson, William Forsyth, Jiří Kylián, Ohad Naharin, Nacho Duato, Twyla Tharp, Johan Inger, Jim Vincent, Lucas Crandall, and many more.

Zac Colwell

Composer

Zac Colwell is a multi-instrumentalist, record producer, and award-winning composer and Creative Director. Born and raised in Austin, TX, Zac comes from a musical family. He has been based in NYC since 2001 and has a home in Rhode Island with his family. Zac has previously worked with Choreographer Brian Enos on the contemporary dance piece “Blue Roses Falling”, a relationship that led them on their collaborative journey to Peter Pan. Aside from leading his own band – Fancy Colors – Zac is also a founding member of Fancy Feelings, Voyager Collective, Jupiter One, CHAPPO, and The Silver Clouds. He has performed and recorded with Big Data, of Montreal, Innov Gnawa, Sondre Lerche, Kishi Bashi, Animal Feelings, Lucius, CHAPPO, Pat Van Dyke, Against ME!, Bleachers and many others, performing on Saxophones, Flute, Drums, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards and Singing

Jayme Ditto

Set & Costume Designer

Jayme Ditto is an illustrator and designer working primarily in commercial illustration and children’s illustration. She’s a mother of two little girls with old lady names and together they are her muses. Jayme loves collaborating with clients who have a love of whimsy and a high visibility to young children so she can share the importance of art and creativity in our world. Over the last 15 years she’s had the pleasure of working with clients like Frito-Lay, San Antonio Area Foundation, Offhand Studio, The State Fair of Texas, FEED Projects, the San Antonio Museum of Art, Dallas Market Center, Habitat for Humanity, many small businesses, non-profits and schools alike, with teams big and small as the lead creative or sometimes just as an extra hand on set or an extra brain in the room. She makes her home with her husband Mitchell Ditto, who she collaborates with often, in the vibrant city of San Antonio, Texas.

Kasi Kubiak

Costume Designer / Fabricator

Kasi Kubiak is delighted to be making her costume design debut with Ballet San Antonio. Her most recent tv & stage credits include Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building”, The Public Theater’s “Shakespeare in the Park” (NY), Dröse & Norberg’s “Little Mermaid” (Sweden), and RuPaul’s Drag Race. A graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, Kasi has enjoyed a successful career of illustrating children’s books, fine art portraiture, and painting murals across the country. Her costuming skills have also allowed her to enjoy over 20 years of creating wearable art for Houston society galas and other events around the world.

Lucia Briones

Costume Fabricator

Born on Halloween, Lucia Briones was wired into the costume world from day one. In 2017, using disciplines developed while serving in the United States Army, combined with a predilection of whimsy and flash, Lucia leaned heavily into the field of costume fabrication.

Lucia’s most recent works have been featured internationally on major film, television and theater productions to include The Public’s Shakespeare in the Park, A24, Hulu, MTV, and soon BBC.

While creating new and uncommonly shaped costumes, Lucia finds much satisfaction in maneuvering in a world that does not typically provide blueprints. It is a challenge she gladly takes on with every new project.

Bridge Projects

Cloud Construction

Fabricated with bond paper, wire, LED tape light and lots of staples, Paper Cloud is a collaborative endeavor conceptualized by artists Stuart Allen and Cade Bradshaw (collaboratively known as “Bridge Projects”.) Bridge hosts cloud-making workshops where guests learn to make these unique hanging
lights. Following such a workshop at the Bridge Studio, Ballet San Antonio produced the clouds for this
production of Peter Pan. Peter Pan follows the Paper Cloud’s previous installations at the Light Building on Broadway, the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, and the San Antonio Zoo School.

Leadership + Staff

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

Leadership Team

Evin Nicole Eubanks
Chief Executive Officer
Ballet San Antonio

Sofiane Sylve
Artistic Director
Ballet San Antonio

Director
School of Ballet San Antonio

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

Artistic Team

Rafael Ferreras
Rehearsal Director
Ballet San Antonio

Robert Grossman
Production Manager
Ballet San Antonio

ASHLEY LAVIN
Artistic Administrative Coordinator
Ballet San Antonio

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

Administrative Team

Amy Wilson
Accounting Manager
Ballet San Antonio

Em Watson
Director of Administration
Ballet San Antonio

Valeria Medina
Market Sales Manager
Ballet San Antonio

Maggy Fouché
Grant Writer
Ballet San Antonio

School Of BALLET SAN ANTONIO

Staff

Sofiane Sylve
Director
School of Ballet San Antonio

Michele Dement
Associate Director
School of Ballet San Antonio

Daniella Juarez
Registrar
School of Ballet San Antonio

Sabrina Kheirolomoom
INSTRUCTOR AND BILLING ADMINISTRATOR
School of Ballet San Antonio

School Of BALLET SAN ANTONIO

Instructors

Board of Directors

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

ADVISORY BOARD

SCHOOL OF BALLET SAN ANTONIO

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Physicians Team

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

Company Physicians

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

Company Physical Therapists

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

Orthopedic Surgeons

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

Podiatrist

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

Orthopedic Surgeons

Primary Care – Sports

Special Thanks

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

PRODUCTION CREDITS

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

PRODUCTION CREDITS

No photography or videos during the performance, please.

Including one 20 minute intermission

Ballet San Antonio Members

Outreach Programs

Digital Marketing

Public Relations

Special Thanks

Alegra Volpe
Anthony Harvell and William Chris Wines
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio
Brian Enos
Bridge Projects Carla and John Brozovich
Cheryl Burroughs
ChildSafe
Choose to Succeed
City of San Antonio Department of Arts and Culture
Detours + Details and Paco Felici
Elsewhere
Girls, Inc.
Guardians of the Children
Haven for Hope
H-E-B
In honor of Carlos Alvarez
In honor of Mary Rose Brown
John R. and Greli N. Less Charitable Trust
Judge Peter Sakai and the Bexar County
Commissioners Court

Jayme and Mitchell Ditto
Kasi Kubiak and Lucia Briones
Kinetic Kids
Kronkosky Charitable Foundation
Krystal Jones
Ma Hila's Children's Cancer Foundation
Mayor JR Treviño and the City of Castle Hills
Mayor Ron Nirenberg and the San Antonio City Council
Michael Agudelo and sofie bertolini
Mike Fresher and the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts
National Endowment for the Arts
Pam Crutchfield
Pearls & Eagles Court
Roy Maas Youth Alternatives
San Antonio Center for Physical Therapy
San Antonio Museum Of Art
Sports Medicine Associates
Texas Commission on the Arts
Texas Physical Therapy Specialists
Tribu
YMCA
Zac Colwell

World Premiere

Peter Pan

February 21 – 23, 2025

ProductionCredits

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BALLET SAN ANTONIO

PRODUCTION CREDITS

BALLET SAN ANTONIO

PRODUCTION CREDITS

World Premiere: Peter Pan

PERFORMANCE LENGTH

Brian Enos

Zac Colwell

Jayme Ditto

Robert Grossman

Rebecca J. Simons

Michele Dement

Patrick McMillan Toxey/McMillan

Mike Palmer

Adam McCoy

Chuck Drew

I.A.T.S.E. Local 76

KATIE SIMPSON

STACI RIZNER

ASHLEY LAVIN

Karen LeVasseur

Adam McCoy

I.A.T.S.E. Local 76

Orchestra

View Orchestra

Orchestra San Antonio

Orchestra San Antonio

Francesco Milioto

Leonardo Pineda

The Nutcracker

Musicians

Gabriela Vargas

Eleni Katz, principal

Ismael Cañizares, principal

Juan Mora, principal

Lucian Avalon, principal

Jacob Medina, principal

Alexander Ramazanov

Julie Woolfolk, principal

Viktor Tóth, principal

Asunción Martínez

Jorge Villalba, principal

Wayne Ching, principal

Jesús David Milano

Alberto Arias

Isaac Fernandez, principal

Mark Chien, concertmaster

Anna Khalikova, associate concertmaster

Brendan Speltz

Allison Lovera

Abigail Monroe

Yung-Hsuan Lo

Rita Wang

Ebedit Fonseca

Ryan Zarmbinski

Imanuel Sandoval, principal

Brenda Rengel

Daniela Diaz

Daniela Lancara

Abigail Monroe

Ronald Villabona

Liana Branscome

Gregory Mata

Eliezer Anteliz

Kevin Hsu, principal

Seyoun Park

Luke Fleming

Valeria Serrano

Tal McGee

Roberto Henriquez

Andrew Janns, principal

Abigail Monroe

Omkara Gil

Kelvin Diaz

Brook Speltz

February
21 – 23, 2025

Production
Credits

Patrick McMillan
Toxey/McMillan

Featuring Students of
The School Of Ballet San Antonio