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October 1-9, 2010 Danceworks Studio Theatre

Artistic Director........................................................... Dani Kuepper

Choreography..........................Melissa Anderson, Karly Biertzer,

Simon Eichinger,

Dani Kuepper, Brent Radeke & Christal Wagner

Guest Choreographer ............................................Amii LeGendre

Lighting Design...........................................................Nathan Booth

Technical Director.....................................................Anthony Lyons

Stage Manager............................................................ Sarah Wallisch This project is supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Danceworks is a proud member of the United Performing Arts Fund.

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F R O M T H E E X E C U T I V E D I R E C TO R Danceworks is moving up!

By the time you read this letter we will be well underway on our expansion to the second floor. I don’t know if you have noticed, but these studios were quite efficiently built out to maximize the space for movement. This is great! It’s not that you need much else—but who knew that we would convert one of the studios into an adaptable, dependable 85-seat black box theatre space that could do with a bit more wing space (have you noticed how long dancers stand patiently waiting for their stage right entrances with no room to move?), and who knew that the staff would grow from one office manager to a full group of 14? It makes for close working relationships on many levels!

We will add a staircase, move our offices upstairs—and one of those people who will finally get some decent space to work is our artistic director, Dani Kuepper! The buildout will also provide a third flexible dance/art studio space to house our many multiarts activities—free of file cabinets, refrigerator, microwave and copy machine—along with additional children’s classes, yoga, Pilates and dance fitness! We’re excited.

In spite of the recession we are going strong—expanding our programs and staff along with the space. This is because of you—the reason we are here and the reason we do what we do. We thank you for being a part of Danceworks.

Let me also take this opportunity to welcome our newest board members: Debbie Gonzalez, Frank Krejci, Gary “Skip” Poliner, and Elaine Sweet. We are thrilled to have such stellar individuals and dance enthusiasts join us in our mission to bring joy, health and creativity to our community.

So here we are with a new season and great new things in store for you. We hope that you enjoy this evening of dance and find it truly compelling. We are also optimistic that you will come back and take a class yourself. We really do attempt to have something for everyone. Give it a try and let us know what you think. Now sit back and enjoy! Thank you for being here.

Sincerely, Deborah Farris Executive Director, Danceworks, Inc.

F R O M T H E A R T I S T I C D I R E C TO R In the summer of 2009, I met our guest choreographer, Amii LeGendre, a wildly talented and compelling graduate student in the Dance Department at UW-Milwaukee. I was immediately riveted when she shared that she teaches Dance Improvisation and Modern Technique to men—in prisons in New York. I have been a dance instructor for many years now, and I know how hard it can be to teach an unwilling teenager or a rowdy room of sixth graders. I’ve always taken pride in my ability to adapt and persevere in a variety of tough teaching situations. But prison! I tried to picture myself as the instructor in that scenario—and all I could imagine is that I’d be nervously stammering and making a fool of myself. I was drawn to learn more about this woman, who casually talked about how the men are mostly quite respectful and willing participants. She was quick to graciously shift the focus of 2 Danceworks

F R O M T H E A R T I S T I C D I R E C TO R ( c o n t .) the discussion to the many intrinsic rewards she’s taken from the experience. Still, as I listened, questions about the process of teaching in a male prison swarmed my head. “What kind of woman is able to command that kind of respect?”

Questions like this, and others, were answered as I rehearsed with Amii over the summer and got to know more about her artistry and philosophy. My conclusions are something like this: Amii wants to create work that will find people who don’t necessarily search out dance. She wants it to matter to all kinds of people. Although her intelligence is always apparent, she never talks down to or patronizes others. She meets people in the middle, on their own footing. Amii is interested in creating dances that are simultaneously human and virtuosic—dances that are honest and capable of connecting human beings. After learning these things about Amii—combined with the fact that she’s one of the most dynamic and physically capable dancers I’ve ever seen—I came to the conclusion that she had to be one of Danceworks Performance Company’s guest choreographers for the 10-11 season. As an individual, Amii encompasses the mission statement of Danceworks Inc.: “ To promote the joy, health and creativity of the community…” These are all lofty goals that can only be fully accomplished by the truest of human beings, and Amii is one of them.

Amii, thank you—for your honesty, integrity and willingness to join us for Lying.

Sincerely, Dani Kuepper Artistic Director, Danceworks Performance Company every kind of dance | every kind of dancer

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THE PROGR A M

Performers Danceworks Performance Company: Kelly Anderson, Melissa Anderson, Karly Biertzer, Simon Eichinger, Kim Johnson-Rockafellow, Holly Keskey, Dani Kuepper, Brent Radeke, Liz Hildebrandt Tesch and Christal Wagner Guest Artist: Javier Marchán Ramos I didn’t mind being alone. I just hated it.

Choreography: Amii LeGendre Music: A Silver Mt. Zion Text: Jonathan Safran Foer, from the short story, “Here We Aren’t, So Quickly” Performers: K. Anderson, Eichinger, Kuepper, Ramos, Wagner Lipstick on My Lies Choreography: Karly Biertzer Music: Chris Biertzer Performer: Biertzer Tango’d Web of Lies Choreography: Melissa Anderson Music: Carlos Gardel, Geraldo Matos Rodriguez, Angel Villaldo Performers: M. Anderson, Eichinger, Radeke, Wagner Progression Choreography: Brent Radeke Music: Nico Muhly Performers: K. Anderson, Keskey, Hildebrandt Tesch One or Two Faces Choreography: Christal Wagner Music: Rodrigo Y Gabriella, Diablo Rojo Performers: Johnson-Rockafellow, Wagner One of These Things Is Choreography: Simon Eichinger and dancers Sound Design: Simon Eichinger with musical artists Air France, Aztech, and Tiptons Performers: Keskey, Kuepper, Radeke Landing Is Hard (2009) Choreography: Simon Eichinger, Kim Johnson-Rockafellow & Dani Kuepper Music: Pat Metheny Performers: Eichinger, Johnson-Rockafellow Embellishment Choreography: Dani Kuepper Music: Michael Torke Performers: K. Anderson, M. Anderson, Biertzer, Keskey, Hildebrandt Tesch The performance will be presented without an intermission.

SPECIAL THANKS Special Thanks to Janet Lilly and the UWM Dance Department. Thanks to Gregory Day for his help in teaching the Tango.

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BIOGR APHIES Deborah Farris, Executive Director, has led Danceworks since 2002. During her tenure, the organization has experienced significant growth in both budget and programming, with annual revenue increasing from $300,000 to more than $900,000. During this exciting time, Danceworks received the UPAF Management Excellence Award in 2005 and 2006, and the Education/ Outreach Award in 2006, 2007 and 2009. Prior to coming to Danceworks in 2002, Deborah worked with Milwaukee Ballet as Director of Education and Outreach and was on the Milwaukee Ballet School faculty.

Before returning to Milwaukee in 1999, she was Assistant Director for Business and Finance of the North Carolina Botanical Garden at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, from 1995-1999, where within her tenure revenues increased more than 400%. Deborah has served on the Department of Dance and Theatre faculties of Tulane University, University of NC at Chapel Hill and UW-Milwaukee, where she is also currently an adjunct faculty member. As an Equity actress, singer and dancer, she has performed extensively throughout the United States, appearing Off and Off-Off Broadway as well as in regional theatre and dance companies.

Originally from Milwaukee, she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts and Masters Degrees from UWM. Deborah received the 2007 Business Journal Woman of Influence Award for Nonprofit Leadership in 2007.

Dani Kuepper, Artistic Director, Danceworks Performance Company, joined DPC in 1998 and has since choreographed 6 Danceworks

19 works for the company. Four of these were evening length collaborations with former Artistic Director Sarah Wilbur. These joint choreographic ventures produced Lucky Seven and the Wide Sky Dance Project. In addition to her commitment to DPC, Dani has done a wide variety of community work on Danceworks’ behalf over the past nine years. In 2005, Danceworks began the Intergenerational MultiArts Project (IMAP), which pairs senior adults with children in the community to create visual art and dance together. Dani has worked extensively to develop the dance component of this project. Dani received both her BFA and MFA from UW-Milwaukee, where she has been an adjunct faculty member of the UWM dance department since 1999. Dani has choreographed extensively in the Milwaukee community and surrounding areas. Her work has been seen at UWM, UW-Whitewater, UW-Washington County, First Stage Children’s Theater, Next Actors (Theatre for Youth Training Program), North Shore Academy of the Arts, Schauer Arts Center, John Michael Kohler Arts Center and the Monomoy Theatre in Chatham, Mass. Dani was honored in 2009 as a “Forty Under 40” recipient by the Business Journal of Milwaukee.

Amii LeGendre founded LeGendre Performance Group, with whom she made contemporary dance work in Seattle, Wash., for 15 years. Amii has taught contact and modern technique, improvisation and choreography, performed, and/ or set work all over the country and in Canada, Hong Kong, Ecuador, and Peru.

In Seattle, LeGendre taught at Cornish College of the Arts and at Velocity Dance Center. She moved to the Hudson Valley in 2005. On the East Coast, Amii has taught and/or made work at Weslyan University, Connecticut College and Bard College, in addition to teaching contact improvisation in residencies all over the East Coast and choreographing and performing site specific dance and improvi-

B I O G R A P H I E S ( c o n t .) sation work. She teaches Dance Improvisation with men’s prisons in NY through Rehabilitation through the Arts (RTA) and modern technique through Bard Prison Initiative (BPI). Amii is interested in Applied Improvisation—work that looks at movement improvisation as a method to study community development, group dynamics and personal observation. She is currently pursuing her MFA at UWM.

Karly Biertzer is a 2005 graduate of UW-Milwaukee’s Peck School of the Arts, with a BFA in dance (high honors).

In that time she had the privilege of dancing for many wonderful faculty and student works.

From 2005-2007 she was a member of the Catey Ott Dance Collective. When Karly is not dancing herself, she is working at North Shore Academy of Gymnastics in Cedarburg, where she was a rhythmic gymnast for eight years. It was there that her love for dance began and continued to grow.

Karly joined Danceworks Performance Company in 2007. Karly would like to thank her family and friends for all their love and support.

Kelly Anderson is a resident choreographer and member of DPC. She has performed with Your Mother Dances, Gerald Casel Dance (NYC), Hot Little Hands (Portland, Ore.), Wild Space Dance Company and Foothold. Kelly was named by Milwaukee Magazine as “one of the new generation of leaders.” She recently Simon Eichinger completed a collaboration, “26,” with was born in CharMilwaukee Opera Theatre. Her work has lotte, North Carolina, been presented at The Minnesota in 1985. He has lived Fringe and at The Puffin Room (NYC). in Milwaukee since Kelly presented her first evening length, 1991. He practices The Bra Project, on DPC in 2008. The and collaborates in second, Vaudeville, will be premiering many art mediums. Simon has this season. enjoyed working with many great dancers/choreographers and being Melissa Anderson, a involved in many performances at native of Milwaukee, UW-Milwaukee. He recently earned has had the unhis BFA at UWM’s Peck School of the equaled pleasure of Arts. Since 2006, Simon has been being a Danceworks privileged to work with local dance Performance companies, and some not so local Company member ones, too. He is currently enjoying his since 2002. She has performed with first full season with Danceworks. companies as diverse as the Milwaukee Ballet, Ballet Teatro Municipal de San Kim Johnson-RockJuan, Southern Ballet Theatre (now the afellow, Associate Orlando Ballet) and the Icelandic National Artistic Director, Ballet. Melissa is frequently teaching and Danceworks choreographing for the Chicago National Performance Association of Dance Masters, Dance Company, began her Masters of Wisconsin and Texas Associadance training at tion Teachers of Dance. She teaches ballet Northern Michigan Dance Academy in in the Dance Department of UW-Milwau- her hometown of Kingsford, Mich. In kee and at Danceworks.

2000, she graduated with high honors from UW-Milwaukee with a BFA in Danceworks 7

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B I O G R A P H I E S ( c o n t .) dance. Upon graduation, Kim joined DPC and has served as associate artistic director since the 2009-10 season. She has created pieces for DPC as well as Milwaukee Ballet II. Kim has been on faculty at the Milwaukee Ballet School since 2000. In addition to teaching a variety of classes, including ballet, modern, composition and Pilates, she has acted as Children’s Division coordinator, branch manager and helped create curriculum for the school. Kim is a dance lecturer at UWM, where she teaches modern technique and Body Sense.

Holly Keskey was born and raised in the greater Milwaukee area and has been training in all forms of dance since a young age. While working toward her undergraduate degree at UW-Milwaukee, Holly had the opportunity of performing in works by the entire faculty, and guest artists Daniel Gwirtzman and Uri Sands. Holly was also seen in UWM’s musical theatre performances of West Side Story and HAIR. Holly graduated with her BFA in Dance in 2009 and was a recipient of the Dean’s Honors Award. This summer she studied with the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company, while attending their intensive in NYC. This is her second season with DPC. Javier Marchán Ramos’ curiosity for dancing began when he lied his way out of the house to find all-night dance events otherwise known as raves. Recently, Javier performed with Chicago’s The Seldoms, and danced the 2009-10 season with Deb Loewen and Wild Space Dance while finishing his BFA in dance. Temporary, natural, found, and recyclable arts pique Javier’s 10 Danceworks

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Brent Radeke is a Dance and GLBT Studies alum of the University of Minnesota where he worked with choreographers such as Shapiro and Smith, Carla Maxwell, Sarah Stackhouse, Nathan Trice, Marge Maddux and Zoe Sealy. Professionally, he has traveled with the Jose Limon Dance Company of NYC to Beijing to perform “Missa Brevis.” Additionally, Brent’s choreography was chosen for ADCFA (2009) adjudication, and he most recently choreographed a dance for a queer studies seminar in response to world-renowned queer theorist J. Jack Halberstam’s book, In a Queer Time and Place.

Liz Hildebrandt Tesch graduated from UW-Milwaukee with a BFA in Dance in 2004. She has worked with Danceworks, Inc. as an administrator and instructor since 2002 and currently holds the position of Danceworks DanceLAB Director and Rental Coordinator. Liz has been a part of Danceworks Performance Company since 2003 and is thrilled to be back.

Christal Wagner earned her dance degree from UW-Milwaukee in 2007. While in school, she worked with UWM’s exceptional faculty as well as guest artists Clare Byrne, Ronald K. Brown, Roger Bellman, and Daniel Gwirtzman. She has had the pleasure of dancing with Your Mother Dances since 2006. She joined the

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Danceworks family in 2007, also teaching for Danceworks Mad Hot Ballroom and Tap. Her most recent collaboration was choreographing for DSHA on their production of the musical Annie.

Festival (2009), and Into the Woods for the Zona Gale Young Peoples Theatre of Portage. He has also worked as a technician for the UWM Dance Department’s productions of Summerdances, New Dancemakers and Winterdances.

Elyse Cohn, Director of Development and Marketing, joined Danceworks in May 2008. A Milwaukee native, Elyse has more than 20 years of experience in arts administration. She spent 13 years at First Stage Children’s Theater, working in both marketing and development. Most recently Elyse was the director of corporate & foundation giving at Milwaukee Repertory Theater. She has also worked for Wild Space Dance Company and Skylight Opera Theater. A dancer and performer throughout her childhood and early adulthood, Elyse received her B.A. in Drama from the University of Texas at Austin.

Anthony Lyons, Technical Director, is a freelance technical director and carpenter. In addition to serving as technical director for Danceworks, he is technical director for Wild Space Dance Company and Renaissance Theaterworks. Past credits include two years as technical director for the UWM Dance Department and five years as technical director for Alverno Presents. In an alternate universe, Anthony spends his time as lead carpenter for a small general contractor.

Nathan Booth, Lighting Designer, is a recent graduate of the Technical Production program at UWM’s Peck School of the Arts. Recent designs include Theatre Gigante’s Three Other Sisters, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre’s Young Playwrights

Sarah Wallisch, Stage Manager, graduated from UW-Milwaukee in 2007 with a BFA in Dance. She works with Danceworks as an administrator and studio instructor, as well as teaching for the MHBT and IMAP programs.

Sarah dances and choreographs with Danceworks Performance Company 2, and she co-produced the independent concert, Here Comes Trouble, in early 2010. This is her first show stage managing for DPC.

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DA N C E WO R K S B OA R D O F D I R E C TO R S 2 010 -11 Tim Frautschi, President Betsy Corry, Vice President Rick A. Krueger, CPA, Treasurer Dr. Jennifer A. Runquist, Secretary DIRECTORS Kim Abler • Danielle Bly • Darlene Caplan • Mario Costantini Deborah Gonzalez • Katie Harding • Olivia Marshall Hare Frank Krejci • Gary A. “Skip” Poliner • Rodney Reider • Benji Timm

DA N C E WO R K S S TA F F Deborah Farris, Executive Director Dani Kuepper, Artistic Director, Danceworks Performance Company (DPC) Amy Brinkman-Sustache, Studio Director; Artistic Director, Danceworks on Tap (DOT) Matt Bruno, Financial Assistant Janet Lew Carr, Emerita Elyse Cohn, Director of Development and Marketing Melissa Dineen, Director of Business and Finance Kelly Drake, MHBT Program Manager Madeline Huston, Intergenerational Multi-Arts Director Andrea Hill Johnson, Artistic Director, DPC2; Intensive Study Scholarship Director Neil Hollingworth, MHBT Ballroom Curriculum/MC Kim Johnson-Rockafellow, Associate Artistic Director, DPC Jacqui Lefebvre, MHBT Lead Ballroom Teacher Hannah Marquardt, Marketing Assistant Molly Messplay, Administrative Assistant Faith Mitchell, MHBT School Coordinator Kari Olsaver, Administrative Assistant Rachel Payden, Community Programs Manager-Satellites Brittney Skrabanek, Development and Marketing Assistant Natalie Sorrentino, Intergenerational Multi-Arts Coordinator Liz Hildebrandt Tesch, DanceLAB Director, Studio Rental Coordinator Sarah Wallisch, Registrar; Box Office Manager Susan Wiedmeyer, Community Programs Manager-Assessment Joelle Worm, Community programs Manager-Residencies MHBT-Mad Hot Ballroom and Tap A B O U T DA N C E WO R K S P E R F O R M A N C E C O M PA N Y Danceworks Performance Company (DPC) is the resident contemporary dance company of Danceworks, Inc. Founded in 1997, DPC presents powerful original dance works that inspire and entertain audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

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Greater Milwaukee Foundation: Edward and Mary Bullock Fund VELA Fund David and Margarete Harvey* Pam Kriger* PPC Foundation Rotary Club of Milwaukee* Drs. Jennifer and Alfonse Runquist* Kate and Sam Scovil* Target Patricia Vogelsang Weyco Group—Tom and John Florsheim White-Wilson Family * Wisconsin Energy Corporation Foundation* Yunker Industries, Inc. ** Arthur Zintek Donors of $1,000 or more are members of Danceworks Movers and Shakers, Danceworks’ circle of major donors. For information on Danceworks Movers and Shakers contact Elyse Cohn at (414) 277-8480, extension 6014.

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