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Demetria Schioldager is lifted by Derek Sakakura during a rehearsal for Menlowe Ballet’s “It’s a Wonderful Nutcracker.”
‘It’s a Wonderful Nutcracker’
Local ballet company merges ‘Nutcracker’ with ‘Wonderful Life’ in premiere production
Story by Kate Daly | Photos by Michelle Le
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he Lone Ranger, chimney formed in the traditional “Nut- 17 corps de ballet members, two to the traditional “Nutcracker” kovsky music, but the Mouse
sweeps and a Duke Ellington cracker” more than 10 times professional ballroom dancers, story. King is now a Mouse Queen and
number. These are just some and has also directed it. Almost and 94 students who attend and So is the Duke Ellington swing the toy soldiers are toy nutcrack-
of the innovations Menlowe Bal- 20 years ago, he got the idea to auditioned at the studio his wife set in Act I, led by ballroom ers.
let is adding to its new hybrid combine the story with Frank owns in Menlo Park. dancers Chelsea Farah and Eric Other departures from the
version of “The Nutcracker,” Capra’s 1946 movie, and, finally, While the studio, the Menlo Koptke doing the Lindy hop. In “Nutcracker” occur in Act II
blended with the classic film, “It’s the time felt right. Park Academy of Dance, is the real life they are engaged and when the characters travel by
a Wonderful Life,” in a premiere Mr. Lowe choreographed the company’s “official ballet school, live in Emeryville when they steam train to the Kingdom of
production of “It’s a Wonderful new work, collaborating with there is no legal relationship,” aren’t dancing in competitions. Foreign Lands and the ballroom
Nutcracker.” his wife and associate artistic says Menlowe Ballet executive Even the ballerina doll does a couple reappears for the waltz of
Professional dancers and Men- director, Sarah-Jane Measor, and director Lisa Shiveley. “We con- Lindy kick when she comes to the flowers in a Viennese gar-
lo Park Academy of Dance stu- his ex-wife and artistic associate, sider it to be the feeder to the life, and in another nod to the den.
dents will appear in eight shows Julie Lowe, to craft the narrative corps, and use the facilities free times, there’s a dancing Lone The audience will recognize
at the Menlo-Atherton High and mount their company’s first of charge.” Ranger doll, a popular toy in the the snow scene and familiar
School Performing Arts Center full-length traditional ballet. A former dancer herself, she 1940s. Spanish, Arabian, Chinese, Rus-
in Atherton, starting Dec. 12. “It’s amazing how it’s all has been with the company since Otherwise this production sian, and Danish sequences, but
The company’s artistic direc- unfolding,” he says, after hold- it started in 2011 and has an sounds like the original “Nut-
tor, Michael Lowe, 61, has per- ing rehearsals for months with office across the street from the cracker” with its recorded Tchai- See MENLOWE BALLET, page 18
studio.
In this production, Mr. Lowe
is also playing the role of the
godfather Drosselmeyer, a trav-
eling magician who comes home
penniless and empty-handed
for a family celebration set in
Bedford Falls, New York, in the
1940s.
“He represents the struggle
Jimmy Stewart’s character
(George Bailey) is going through
in the movie,” Ms. Lowe says. He
is saved by a guardian angel who
shows him that what is impor-
tant is not material presents but
“the presence in the home of the
people that you love.”
Dancers have been rehearsing for months for the “Wonderful Portrayed by Terrin McGee- Artistic director Michael Lowe, right, holds hands of dancers
Nutcrakcer” ballet that opens Saturday, Dec. 12, at the Menlo- Kelly of Antioch, the guardian Terrin McGee-Kelly, left, and Demetria Schioldager, right, during a
Atherton High School Performing Arts Center in Atherton. angel is among the additions rehearsal for “It’s a Wonderful Nutcracker.”
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A R T S C E N E
MENLOWE BALLET She admires his creativity. “His Stanford.
continued from page 17 passion for dance and artistry, “These items should carry
and his knowledge, is out of this us through 10 years of produc-
will find a fresh divertissement world,” she says. tions,” says Ms. Shiveley, who
in the English dance. A dancer since she was 2, expresses optimism that “It’s
American ballet companies Leighton practices six days a a Wonderful Nutcracker” will
usually leave that one out, where- week. She says she is “super excit- become a time-honored holiday
as European companies tend to ed” to be performing in her first tradition for local families.
include it. Since Ms. Measor is “Nutcracker” alongside some of “I want the community to
British, Mr. Lowe wanted to put her closest friends. She has three embrace this jewel,” she says.
it back in and choreographed roles: Claire’s brother Tommy, a “It’s a wonderful community
the short “gigue” for a group of snowflake and a flower. asset.” A
chimney sweeps. Her mother (Menlowe Ballet’s
In a recent rehearsal, Mr. Lowe Executive Director Lisa Shiveley)
demonstrates a fluid movement admits that the “Wonderful Nut- PERFORMANCES
Go to menloweballet.org or call
when he coaches the Nutcrack- cracker” is an expensive show to (800) 595-4TIX for tickets. Prices
er Prince, Peter Hershey, and stage, but if it’s successful, it can range from $28 to $55. All seats
Claire, Julie Giordano, on their bankroll the rest of a company’s are reserved. The venue is the
pas de deux. season. Menlo-Atherton Performing Arts
“Scoop under and go with the “We’ve never attempted any- Center, 555 Middlefield Road in
momentum when you’re actually thing this ambitious before,” Atherton. Show times are Sat-
lifting,” Mr. Lowe says. When she says, estimating expenses at urday, Dec. 12, at 2 and 7 p.m.;
she glides back to the ground he upwards of $250,000 for the pro- Sunday, Dec. 13, at 2 and 7 p.m.;
reminds them, “Now you’re just duction. The one-time startup Friday, Dec. 18, at 7 p.m.; Saturday,
Dec. 19, at 2 and 7 p.m.; and Sun-
snugging her.” cost covers six 20-foot-by-15-
day, Dec. 20, at 2 p.m. The show
Mr. Lowe has worked with foot painted backdrops, more runs two hours with an intermis-
many of the dancers before, than 200 props, and “gorgeous” sion, and is suggested for ages 5 Michael Lowe lifts Terrin McGee-Kelly during a rehearsal for “It’s a
including studio student Leigh- costumes designed by Connie and up. Wonderful Nutcracker.” Menlowe Ballet will give eight performances
ton Shiveley, 14, of Atherton. Strayer, who teaches design at at the Menlo-Atherton Performing Arts Center.
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