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STEP RIGHT UP!
Under the big top and along the midway, find yoUrself immersed in a carnival of characters and experiences designed to elicit delight, indUlgence, distortion, and illUsion.
here, what has been discarded is reclaimed, what has been overlooked is transformed.
throUgh the imagination of designers, artists, and performers, yoU are invited to reconsider how yoU look, what yoU consUme, and what yoU valUe.
the spectacle is fleeting. bUt yoUr attention is not.
DIRECTORS
Emily Fifer
Emily has contributed to seven Fashion Shows over the past decade as a dancer, choreographer, and Assistant Director of Dance, collaborating on movement and visual storytelling in each production. She is a dance artist, choreographer and movement teacher in the Roaring Fork Valley. Her professional work spans both the nonprofit and arts sectors. She has performed with companies and independent artists in Denver, Philadelphia, Salt Lake City, Missoula, and Carbondale. Emily lives in Glenwood Springs with her husband and two sons.
Meagan Londy Shapiro
Meagan first became involved with the Carbondale Arts Fashion Show in 2016 and has since contributed as a dancer, choreographer, and Director of Dance. She is a dance artist, choreographer, and teacher who has choreographed and performed with companies in New England, New York City, Jackson Hole, Boulder, and the Roaring Fork Valley. She is also the curator of Frank’s Fall Film Festival in Jackson Hole and an active volunteer with the Crystal Theatre Alliance. Meagan lives in Carbondale with her husband and two daughters.
ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS
red carpet partners
RED CARPET PARTNERS
runway partners
RUNWAY PARTNERS
LipkinWarner Design and Planning, LLC
Le Mieux-Rodman Giving Foundation
CATWALK PARTNERS
catwalk partners
Aquila Cellars | Bethel Party Rentals | bldg seed architects | Bom Dia Bubbles
Carbondale Family Dental | Chromatic Ventures
Coldwell Banker Mason Morse — Gella Sutro + Audrey Imho | Dos Gringos Burritos
DWC CPAs and Advisors | Habitat ReStore of the Roaring Fork Valley
Mountain Heart Brewing | Pan & Fork Supper Club | PC Drew | Pete Bellande, Compass
Phat Thai | Plosky's Deli | RA Nelson | Robert G Burch - ARTIST | Sheer Bliss Aspen
Socorro Tequila | SoL Theatre Company | The Home Group, Inc. | Third Street Center
Timberline ACE Hardware | Vista Bank | Z Group Architecture + Interior Design
ADDITIONAL THANKS
additional thanks
Barbi She er | Bonfire Co ee | Carly Passchier | CMC: Soft Goods Manufacturing Program
CoVenture | Dance Initiative | Granetta Panini | NeuroSpa | Diane Oshin
Peppino's Pizza | Sopris Liquor & Wine | Susie's at Willits | Thunder River Theatre Company
Peter + Mike Gilbert
WELCOME FROM CARBONDALE ARTS!
THIS IS A BIG YEAR FOR THE FASHION SHOW.
Amy Kimberly, retired from the show last year. Along with her, longtime collaborator Laura Stover and Evan Gaspar took a hiatus. The result has been a little hole in our hearts and some big shoes to fill. In came Meagan Shapiro and Emily Fifer, longtime Show dancers and choreographers, with big hearts and big ideas. Along with a team of other talented Show veterans who’ve been working behind the scenes for years, we’ve put together a pretty dang fantastic show, and we’re excited to share it with you.
We expect some things will feel familiar and others fresh and new. But one thing we know for sure: the heart of this show is the community collaboration. We love and honor everyone who built this show from the ground up, and we delicately (and hopefully gracefully) take the baton, building on the amazing foundation and evolving with new inputs and talents.
So, raise a glass to ALL of the people who have poured their hearts into this production --- past and present. And huge thanks to all of you, for coming tonight, for supporting Carbondale Arts, and for supporting our mission to build community through the arts.
Carbondale Arts Staff
Jamie Abbott Executive Director
Brian Colley Gallery Manager
Deborah Colley Mtn Fair & First Friday Chief of Ops
Staci Dickerson Launchpad Liaison & Sales Manager
Sarah Overbeck Marketing & Communications Director
Emily Reilly Programs Manager
Michael Stout Community Engagement Director
Carbondale Arts Board of Directors
Rebecca Binion
Lawrence Bond, Secretary
Talya Dornbush
Dan Giese
Lety Gomez
Michael Gorman
Isa Johnson
Andrea M.P. Harris, Vice President
Claudia Pawl
Marina Skiles, President
George Wear, Treasurer
COMING UP WITH CARBONDALE ARTS...
The Carbondale Arts train never stops. With monthly First Friday festivities, gallery exhibitions, summer camps, and of course the best weekend of the summer, Mountain Fair, we’re always on the move. We appreciate volunteer support deeply, and we’d love to get you involved! Here’s some things to look forward to and get on your calendar.
In the gallery
The Carbondale Arts Gallery strives to provide a platform for creatives and enrich the Roaring Fork Valley community. We appreciate the innate capacity and inherent ability of art to naturally elicit deeper conversations, emotions, and inspiration. Both the staff and gallery committee are dedicated to displaying diverse, dynamic, and quality exhibitions throughout the year.
On display through April 9 “Sweet Excess” by William Lanzillo & “Structures Inachevées” by Ludivine Gérard
Opening April 17 “Material Haiku MMXXVI” by Gaby Oshiro with “Kindred Spirits” by Chris Anderson & Ben Strawn. On display through May 21.
Opening May 29 “Visceral Alchemy: Fine Art + Tattoo” curated by Sarah Overbeck and Matt Hays. On display through July 3.
2027 gallery proposal applications are due May 4, 2026.
First Fridays
Each month in the heart of the Carbondale Creative District you can find our community gathering. Partake in activities, events, restaurant and retail specials, extended hours, and gallery exhibitions.
April 3 | Spring into Wellness
May 1 | Block Party
June 5 | Local Pride
55th Carbondale Mountain Fair
July 24–26, 2026
A celebration for the community, by the community. Always the last full weekend of July, always a darn good time. Applications for art vendors, food vendors, and Oasis activity booths are now open and closing soon! Stay tuned for the music lineup, poster design, and volunteer sign ups!
PERFORMERS
Step Right Up Dance Cast
Selected via an open audition, the cast has been rehearsing since November. We are proud to feature local movement artists that represent the talent and artistry in our community.
Mt Cirque Performance Troupe
Choreography:
Emily Fifer
Meagan Shapiro
Sam Stableford
Renee Prince
Dancers:
Landan Berlof
Dana Ellis
Caitlin Evans
Megan Hansen
Michaela Lopez
Lindsay Marquino
Becca Rogers
Sam Stableford
Mellie Test
Mt Cirque is a platform for all things aerial and circus-arts related in the high Rockies. We’re dedicated to showcasing prestigious talent from within our community in affiliation with Sopris Soarers, a theatrical, aerial academy for young and aspiring aerialists. Learn more at soprissoarers.com.
Aerial Performers:
Anne Buchanan
Nathaly Camacho
Kathryn DiFrank
Stacy Everson
Mugsy Fay
Anthia Gillick
Brynlee Graves
Ashley Stieger
Sue Van Horton
Carrie Vickers
Kim Wells
Jenna Wirtz
DESIGNER FEATURES
Bineke Kiernan
Retiring from a life in costumes for showbusiness, opera, ballet, and film, it has been great to ditch the deadlines and indulge myself in creating a show of my own. It is wonderful to have the opportunity to be part of the circus of the fashion show, and get to see my pieces used on stage. The bouffons, the misshapen characters you see, populate a French theatre style I was taught in Paris. I hope I will be able to bring you a taste of it by realizing Branded, a bilingual show here in Carbondale. Follow Branded Performance Project on Facebook! www.bniqa.com
Rae Swon
Rae Swon is a felting artist who makes wearable animal sculptures. Her work explores the selfhood of each living creature. When we see a human peeking out from inside of one of her creations there is a reminder that every animal is an individual; they are people too. Their lives are as significant and immersive to them as ours is to us. While accessible and endearing on the surface, the heart of Rae’s work is an ethical examination of the arbitrary hierarchies placed upon living beings in our culture. Why do we grant more rights to some than to others purely based on the body they are born into? Follow her on Instagram @raeswon
Vallee Noone
This is Vallee’s second year designing for the show. A multimedia artist who grew up in the Valley, she first became involved with the production in 2017 as a model. That experience continues to shape her creative process. She designs from the inside out, thinking about how each piece will make the model feel confident, powerful, and genuinely excited to step into the spotlight. With a sculptor’s eye and a lived understanding of the performance, her work emphasizes structure, silhouette, and presence. She is especially drawn to pieces that are bold, strange, and joyful—designs that feel electric on the runway.
Aspen Polynesia
Founded in 2021 by Sandra Prado, Aspen Polynesia began offering lessons as soon as COVID restrictions allowed. What started as a small group has grown into a vibrant dance community, sharing the beauty and spirit of Polynesian culture throughout the Roaring Fork Valley. From Grand Junction and libraries across Garfield County to the historic Wheeler Opera House in Aspen, Aspen Polynesia has brought the rhythms of the islands to diverse audiences, and has proudly participated in every Mountain Fair since 2022. The group’s mission is to build a joyful, connected community through dance and drumming, sharing the warmth and magic of Tahiti wherever they perform. We are especially happy to participate in the Carbondale Arts Fashion Show this year. Learn more at aspenpolynesia.com
With the support of KPCO and our Fashion Show sponsors, we are offering three awards to designers this year. Winners will be announced after the show via email, and will be posted on the Fashion Show webpage.
People’s Choice
This one is up to you! Vote here, on your favorite line in the show. Winner receives $1,000 and all the glory.
VOTE HERE
Best “On Theme” Line
This award is best integrated with the “Step Right Up” theme, bringing us some vintage circus vibes and feeling like a main stage, or sideshow, spectacle. Winner receives $250.
Best Use of Materials
This one is for the best use of sustainable, reusable, or upcycled materials -- most honoring the Green is the New Black Extravaganza’s origin story. Winner receives $250.
DESIGNER AWARDS
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overt Ure
come one come all! step right Up to see the sideshow of all sideshows! a fantastical prelUde to the main event. enjoy a libation and wander among the strange and UnUsUal. the world of step right Up has begUn.
Aerial Choreography: Carrie Vickers & Stacy Everson
Aerial Performers: Anne Buchanan, Nathaly Camacho, Kathryn DiFrank, Stacy Everson, Mugsy Fay, Anthia Gillick, Brynlee Graves, Ashley Stieger, Sue Van Horton, Carrie Vickers, Kim Wells, Jenna Wirtz
Juggler: Connor Capes
The Vignette: “Speciation”
Designer: Ira Sherman
Models: Mary Isgro, Mellie Test
step right Up
Choreography: Meagan Shapiro & Emily Fifer
Performers: Landan Berlof, Dana Ellis, Caitlin Evans, Megan Hansen, Michaela Lopez, Lindsay Marquino, Becca Rogers, Sam Stableford, Mellie Test
Original Song: Le Charme des Forains by Landan Berlof
dirty circUs
by Colorado Mtn College Soft Goods Program
This is not a spectacle meant to be distant or pristine. It is a celebration of disorder, desire, and the quiet magic found in things that refuse to be tamed. coloradomtn.edu
Models: David Eisenson, Max Essenburg, Hattie Johnson, Imani Mafe, Autymn Sanders, Omar Velazquez
Since 2002
Through grants to local nonprofits, the Healthy Community Fund supports critical health and human ser vices programs for people who live and work in our community. Each year, an estimated 55,000 individuals from Aspen to Parachute benefit from these ser vices .
Over the past decade, the Fund has awarded an average of $1.49 million annually. In 2025, $1,812,833 supported 74 nonprofit and social ser vice or ganizations across the region.
Learn more about the Healthy Community Fund , how it works, and the organizations it supports at pitkincounty.com/healthycommunityfund
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n ight c irc U s by SKYEAIRE Part 1
This is not a nostalgic circus—it’s the circus after midnight. A meditation on performance, identity, and the masks we wear to survive. The audience isn’t just watching the show; they’re implicated in it, seated ringside as fashion embraces spectacle, chaos, and the delicious discomfort of being seen.
@skyeaireofficial | skyeaire.com
Models: Claudia Pawl, Chenae Ramirez, Juliette Rojas, Erica Savard, Siegfried, Aubree Schiesser
l ove w here y oU l ive by Hannah Hutchinson
Stitched together from fabric lovingly collected from our local thrift store, the line forms a quilted map of the land we love and call home.
Models: Aly Anderson, Alissa Davies, Sofia Delgado, Stephen Hout, Anna Rosenberg
d éjà n U a spen
Déjà Nu Aspen is a collection of one-of-a-kind luxury heirloom pieces. Vintage designer fabrics are paired with cashmere and denim to create elevated timeless classic pieces.
@dejanuaspen | dejanuaspen.com
Models: Alma Ismagulova, Michaela Lopez, Lily Nichols, Becca Rogers, Marina Skiles, Kate Vaught-Smith, Danielle Wilson
k indom of the s poreborne : i cons o f t he m ycoverse by Lawrence Pevec, Hamilton Pevec, and Ayana Pevec Brown
Engineered to win mushroom costume contests, this collection evolved into globally celebrated wearable art: Agaricus julius, Turkey Tail Log-Man, Tassili Bee Shaman, and Pholiota squarrosa—mycology as runway legends via silhouette, texture, and performance.
@hamiltonsmushrooms | hamiltonsmushrooms.com
Models: John Ackerman, Pete Bellande, Theo Charles, Marcus Thackston
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the flying trape Z e
Choreography: Brynlee Graves, Carrie Vickers
Performers: Kathryn DiFrank, Brynlee Graves, Carrie Vickers, Jenna Wirtz
n ight c irc U s by SKYEAIRE Part 2
This is not a nostalgic circus—it’s the circus after midnight. A meditation on performance, identity, and the masks we wear to survive. The audience isn’t just watching the show; they’re implicated in it, seated ringside as fashion embraces spectacle, chaos, and the delicious discomfort of being seen. @skyeaireofficial | skyeaire.com
Models: Aly Anderson, Julie DeVilbiss, Sofia Delgado, Ashley Massow, Juliette Rojas, Autymn Sanders, Aubree Schiesser, Aeelyn Villacarra
f elt g oods by Jill Scher
A collection of hand-felted capes and hats as seasonal vignettes. jillscherart.com
Models: Anders Carlson, Alissa Davies, Jan Halperin, Claudia Pawl
w alking to the s how by Kirstie Steiner
Pieces grown from bags, laundry, garment bags, swag bags, and merchandise bags. Designs depicting the playfulness of a grande show. OcreekR@gmail.com
Models: Sara McMillan, Vallee Noone, Erica Savard, Dan Shnider
g
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s oU ls of n at U re by Aspen Polynesia
Aspen Polynesia showcases a vibrant, joy-filled design that blends feathers and gold tones with a dynamic performance, representing sensuality, confidence, and femininity on stage. @aspenpolynesia | aspenpolynesia.com
Models/Dancers: Andrea Aust, Joan Dizon, Madian Erwin, Michaela Lopez, Gabriela Mejia, Flor Paz, Sandra Prado, Aye Scarsini
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b ewitched , b ody and s oU l by Tenebrae\Lux
Using remnants of a handmade past, a new beginning unfolds in the liminal space of sacred union. A bridal line made from vintage doilies and lace, everything old is new again.
Models: Jan Halperin, Mary Isgro, Hattie Johnson, Elissa Rodman, Becca Rogers
w e a re n at U re by Akomplice
The We Are Nature collection imagines us as threads in the tapestry of the universe, a reminder that what harms the earth harms us all, and that our flourishing is interwoven.
@akomplice | akomplice.net
Models: John Ackerman, Aly Anderson, Pete Bellande, Theo Charles, Claire de L’Arbe, David Eisenson, Max Essenburg, Lily Nichols, Anna Rosenberg, Stephen Shapiro, Marcus Thackston, Omar Velazquez
the mid tilt
Choreographers: Emily Fifer & Renee Prince
Performers: Landan Berlof, Connor Capes, Dana Ellis, Caitlin Evans, Megan Hansen, Lindsay Marquino, Chenae Ramirez, Sam Stableford, Mellie Test, Jenna Wirtz
t reat y o ’ s elf by ReeseLTC
Treat Yo’ Self! A playful mashup of favorite carnival treats with fabulous fashion silhouettes. Why settle for one when you can have both?
@reeseltc
Models: Julie DeVilbiss, Autymn Sanders, Dan Shnider, Siegfried
p lastic r evival
Recycling is a myth. Make art out of it. Everything you see is actual trash.
@klawf_hair
Models: Anders Carlson, Stephen Hout, Imani Mafe, Kate Vaught-Smith
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a lways a g oddess by Chamica Groomes
Always A Goddess speaks for itself. Confident, sexy, fun, personality. Life is all about having fun and this line brings it out, along with the true goddess within.
@alwaysagoddess407
Models: Hattie Johnson, Ashley Massow, Vallee Noone, Claudia Pawl, Juliette Rojas, Aubree Schiesser, Mellie Test, Jan Halperin
h illberry
Combining the work of Elise Hillbrand (Mtn Poppy Co.) and Hattie Rensberry, Hillberry pulls from character tropes found in Western film and blends them with the roles of circus performers.
@mtnpoppy.co, @hattie_san
Models: Nathaly Camacho, Alissa Davies, Sofia Delgado, Sara McMillan, Anna Rosenberg, Erica Savard, Sam Stableford, Marcus Thackston, Danielle Wilson
trenched in l ove by GEMART
Hand-painted garments honoring sacred unions, reciprocity, and love as the foundation for a harmonious world.
@one_gemart
Models: Max Essenburg, Alma Ismagulova, Stephen Shapiro, Aeelyn Villacarra
e ns ō by d eco - b oco
Deco-Boco created the Ensō collection by upcycling traditional Asian clothing, like kimono, yukata, and hanbok, into present day creative botanical-inspired garments. Flowers and paper forms are a consistent theme throughout the collection, used in “over-the-top” signature pieces. Shodo, bamboo, and washi paper along with traditional Korean lotus petals, kimono sleeves, and other traditional Asian dress styles are incorporated throughout the collection. Ensō represents the perfect creative balance between fullness and emptiness within a single circle, encapsulating the inspiration for this collection.
@oshirogk
Models: Aly Anderson, Claire de L’Arbe, Mary Isgro, Chenae Ramirez, Marina Skiles
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s tiltify c oU t U re b y Monika Kiss-Baez
Fashion line for ladies with an elevated walk. Inspired by vintage carnival themes, fearless tightrope and aerialist looks, the carousel, and sweet cotton candy. Enjoy!
021monn@gmail.com
Models: Brynlee Graves, Carrie Vickers, Jenna Wirtz
the f U nhoU se
Choreography: Sam Stableford
Performers: Landan Berlof, Dana Ellis, Caitlin Evans, Megan Hansen, Michaela Lopez, Lindsay Marquino, Becca Rogers, Sam Stableford
p hantoms by Moss Lair
A haunted and magical abandoned carnival, and the spirits that inhabit it. @moss_lair | mosslairart.com
Models: Nathaly Camacho, Stephen Hout, Chenae Ramirez, Siegfried
s peciation by Ira Sherman
Speciation occurs when a population evolves into a distinct species. On stage, this transformation becomes a profound metamorphosis: the ‘average’ person is rewritten into a radically new, empowered, and evolved creature. @shermanmagicmetal | irasherman.com
Model: Mary Isgro
t U be r iot by Darin Binion & Lily Nichols
A different way to look at discarded tires and tubes from local riders and Aloha Mtn Cyclery.
Models: Julie DeVilbiss, David Eisenson, Lily Nichols, Stephen Shapiro
U nder s trange s tars by Hubbard, Pace & Chahine
Reconstructed from salvaged fabrics and recycled materials, into wild and playful constellations of masks and fluid silhouettes. We, like scattered stars, align as we move beyond systems built to isolate. We transform, creating something that is more alive than it was before.
@islurpmodpodge
Models: Imani Mafe, Ashley Massow, Dan Shnider, Carrie Vickers
Tuesday 4pm - 10pm
Wednesday-Friday 4pm - 11pm
Saturday 2pm - 11pm
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n ecessities i nspired by s U mmits and s hores by Mountain Tide Provision Co.
Mountain Tide Provision Co. creates pipelines for good, by offering transitional collections inspired by summits and shores, and giving back 1% of annual sales to local non-profits through the Project Percent program.
@mountaintideprovision | mountaintideprovision.com
Models: Pete Bellande, Theo Charles, Alma Ismagulova, Vallee Noone, Au tymn Sanders, Kate Vaught-Smith, Danielle Wilso n, Omar Velazquez
m aster of c eremony by Woven Wisdom
This line playfully combines handwoven, indigenous Mayan textiles with upcycled denim to create looks that will always be a showstopper.
@wovenwisdom.earth | wovenwisdom.earth
Models: Anders Carlson, Landan Berlof, Claire de L’Arbe, Caitlin Evans, Sara McMillan, Chenae Ramirez, Aubree Schiesser, Becca Rogers
r ootbeam by Jim Harris
Not your grandpa’s cane. Not a wizard’s staff… unless you want it to be. These illuminated canes and staves are walking art, alive with color, motion, and personality. Powered by lights and fiber optics, each piece shines from within, casting bold hues and halos.
@perpetualweekend
Models: Anders Carlson, Landan Berlof, Claire de L’Arbe, Caitlin Evans, Sara McMillan, Chenae Ramirez, Aubree Schiesser, Becca Rogers
the illU sion
Choreography: Renee Prince with Emily Fifer
Performers: Lindsay Marquino, Sam Stableford
ej m erritt
Re-imagine everyday fabric such as comforters and curtains. I’m pulling from my grandmother’s house to re-invent new uses for the fabrics into contemporary wearable pieces.
@ejmerritt_artist | ejmerrittartwork.com
Models: Sofia Delgado, Max Essenburg, Stephen Hout, Dan Shnider
You’re a creative person. You understand the value of artistic expression. Alpine Bank is passionate about the arts. That’s why we support a wide variety of artistic and cultural initiatives across Colorado.
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k imono c ollection by
Cari Borja Clothesmaker
My clothes are about movement and restraint. That juxtaposition, shaped through fabric, texture, memory, and meaning, lets each garment hold traces of history quietly within the cloth.
@drcariborja | cariborja.com
Models: David Eisenson, Claire de L’Arbe, Ashley Massow, Carrie Vickers
n ido
We offer elevated, chic, basics and emphasize sustainably and ethically-made clothing and accessories for women and men.
@nidocarbondale | nidocarbondale.com
Models: Lily Nichols, Claudia Pawl, Juliette Rojas, Anna Rosenberg, Erica Savard, Marina Skiles
b randed by Bineke Kiernan
Mixing precious bits and remnants from my professional life in costumes with thrift store treasures. I created these costumes hoping they will live on as Branded, a bilingual show directed by Cassidy Willey. bniqa.com
Models: John Ackerman, Pete Bellande, Nathaly Camacho, Alissa Davies, Jan Halperin, Mary Isgro, Alma Ismagulova, Hattie Johnson, Imani Mafe, Stephen Shapiro, Omar Velasquez, Aeelyn Villacarra, Danielle Wilson, Jenna Wirtz
c olorado a nimals by Rae Swon with Heirlooms
Needle-felted costumes to display that animals are people whose lives are as immersive to them as yours is to you. Animals deserve full rights and an equal share of earth. Accompanied with curated outfits from Heirlooms Consignment in Basalt, CO. @raeswon, @heirloomsresale | raeswon.etsy.com, heirloomsbasalt.com
Models: Aly Anderson, Anders Carlson, Julie DeVilbiss, Sara McMillan, Carrie Vickers
v allee n oone
Cardboard x Glue x Thread x Ribbon
Models: Theo Charles, Vallee Noone, Siegfried, Kate Vaught-Smith
the disappearing act
Choreography: Emily Fifer & Meagan Shapiro
Performers: Landan Berlof, Dana Ellis, Caitlin Evans, Megan Hansen, Michaela Lopez, Lindsay Marquino, Becca Rogers, Sam Stableford, Mellie Test
TECHNICAL SYSTEMS
Audio
Video Backline
STRUCTURES & STAGING
Rigging
Staging
CONTENT
Graphics
Camera
Digital
PRODUCTION
Production
PRODUCTION CREDITS
THANK YOU to all of the models, designers, and performers who volunteered countless hours of their time to participate in this show. Thank you also to all of the local businesses and nonprofits who have supported us in this production — and of course the Carbondale Recreation Center. You are all amazing!
Show Director
Emily Fifer
Meagan Shapiro
Dance Choreographers
Emily Fifer
Meagan Shapiro
Sam Stableford
Fashion Line
Choreographers
Caitlin Evans
Meagan Shapiro
Sam Stableford
Cassidy Wiley
Pam Williams
Aerial Director
Carrie Vickers
Mime Choreographer
Renee Prince
Runway Coaches
Caitlin Evans
Carrie Vickers
Technical Director
Kevin Winchester
Stage Manager
Pam Williams
Set Design and Projection Mapping
Corey Summers, Pika Studio
Lighting Design
Emmet Garcelon
Sound Design & Editing
Meagan Shapiro
Kevin Winchester
Dancer Costume Design
Bineke Kiernan
Backstage Managers & Rehearsal Assistants
Mugsy Fay
Veronica Lamaak
Visual Content & Editing
Wylie Fox
Laura Stover
Corey Summers
Audio Visual Production
SIX Productions
Aerial Music Editing
Mugsy Fay
Audio Visual Assistant
Adelaide Moore
Designer Liaison
Isa Ugarte Johnson
Wardrobe
Hannah Kaufman
Anne Van Druten
Hannah Beal
Special Thanks
Amy Kimberly
Laura Stover
Carbondale Arts
Fashion Intern
Charlotte Staskauskas
Aerial Apparatus Design & Installation
Maciej Mrotek
Brady Selvage
Carrie Vickers
Stage Build
SIX Productions
Jeff Britt
Joan Dizon, Dance Initiative
Corey Summers
Kevin Winchester
Brad Moore, Sopris Theatre Company
Backstage Aerial Support
Nathaly Camacho
Connor Capes
David Eisenson
Brady Selvage
Photography
Axel Anderson
Bob Rugile
Sarah Overbeck
Rory Savatgy
Draper White
Videography (on-site)
Jack Elder, Jackalope Cinema
Dance Costume Donations
Missy Moore, TRTC
Near New Thrift Store
VIP Lounge
Huge thanks to El Dorado
Aly Sanguily
Leslie Johnson
Matt Soltesz, Sheer Bliss Aspen
Habitat ReStore of the Roaring Fork
Lobby Design and Installation
Brian Colley
Staci Dickerson
Larissa Giargiari
Ashley Mosher
Marta Parker
Michael Stout
AIri Photo Booth
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Libation Service Management
Shawn Tonozzi
Ethan Young
Rebecca Binion
Darin Binion
Cocktail Servers
Claire Bastable
April Crow Spaulding
Kelsey Czyzyk
Dana Dwyer
Missy Elzey
Linda Geiss
Candy Huffman
Jamie Kelkenberg
Lauren Martindale
Judith Ritschard
Maria Sabljak
Katie Swindell
Rachel Thompson
Maria Wimmer
Hair & Makeup
Carolyn Clough - Lead Stylist Coordinator
Andrea Monique Peña Harris - Assistant Coordinator
Anna Junkins | Indigo + Ash
Rozy Abley | Hair Bar
Landan Berlof
Sarah Mae Bowles
Nathaly Camacho
Vianne Camara
Candy Cisneros Marin
Nicole Kostiuk
Megan Hansen
Emilia “Milly” Hernandez
Maya Hull | Indigo & Ash
Emie Volkert | Indigo & Ash
Mikaela Bealka | Ash + Gold Salon
Katy Montecalvo | Narcissus Salon
Liz Neidel
Amanda Nielsen | Shade Salon
Amayrani “Suyay” Perez
Vanessa Portillo
Soledad “Sole” Resendiz
Rozy Abley | Hair Bar
Special Thanks to Town of Carbondale
