Danceworks-Vaudville

Danceworks Performance Company

Vaudeville!

February 18-27, 2011

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

Choreographer..........................................................Kelly Anderson

Guest Choreographer.....................................................Ed Burgess

Set Design........................................................................... Sara Caron

Costume Design.........................Kara Mulrooney, Ashley Coffey,

& Dani Groom

Lighting Design................................................................Jan Kellogg

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.

F R O M T H E A R T I S T I C D I R E C TO R As DPC’s artistic director, it has been my primary goal for the last few seasons to showcase the choreographic work of the up and coming DPC choreographers, as well as those who are more seasoned. Kelly Anderson has been a regular player in the choreographic playground for quite some time now. One of the things that brings her to the forefront time and time again is her vision.

She gets an idea, she does her research, and from the moment she proposes the work, she can see the finished product in her mind.

Many choreographers begin with movement and music, and leave the other elements for later consideration. Kelly envisions the work in its entirety—from cohesive costume and make-up design to distinctive set design and spectacular lighting, no detail is left unimagined. And Kelly is a master at enlisting talented designers to support her vision. This is a woman who knows what she wants, and knows how to get it. When Kelly says she is going to do something, have no doubts that it will be accomplished.

Her strengths are a reminder that the work of an artist of any kind is equal parts creativity and hard work. Creative vision goes nowhere without the tenacity and consistency it takes to make it tangible.

Thank you, Kelly!

Sincerely, Dani Kuepper Artistic Director, Danceworks Performance Company

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ARTIST NOTES Variety. My obsession began in 2002 at a local music venue, The Cactus Club; my friends and I had organized our very first “Variety Show.” Over the past eight years, I have been in a Dynasty boxing match in a baby pool, have slow danced with a Patrick Swayzemasked angel while dripping in clay, recited lyrics from Ludicrous as a beatnik poet in black, and chanted cheers about pinecones and rhinoplasty (to name a few). Variety...for the sake of entertainment. This concert is a celebration of the unique acts that had lived on the vaudeville stage, and it is a tribute to the many characters that inspired variety performers of the future. Though vaudeville historically “ended” in the 1930s, the tradition of variety entertainment continues to live on.

Variety is what made each vaudevillian performer so extraordinary. The dancers of DPC are as equally eclectic and fascinating; each company member has a unique voice and has greatly inspired the work you will see here. You will witness a collaboration of talent, and without their contributions, the show would not be complete.

I would like to extend a special thank you to Kara Mulrooney, Ashley Coffey and Dani Groom for costuming; Sara Caron for transforming our studio theatre through a magnificent set; Dani Kuepper for taking on this wild and crazy project; my family and friends for their continual support; Jan Kellogg for being Jan; Dan Bishop for his photographic vision; and the talented dancers of DPC. I would also like to thank Viv...it was an honor to hear your stories of your life in vaudeville. Last, but certainly not least, Ed Burgess...it is every girl’s dream to perform a piece to Judy Garland. Enjoy the show, and I promise I won’t walk out in a Richard Simmons costume, lip-synching Whitney Houston’s “You Give Good Love.”

Kelly Anderson

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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, Liz Hildebrandt Tesch and Christal Wagner Guest Artists: Ben Follensbee and Steven Zarzecki Treading the Boards Music: “Waltz for String and Tuba” by A Hawk and a Hacksaw Performers: Company Curtain Speech Music: “Felicity Rag” by Scott Joplin Costume: Kara Mulrooney Performer: Wagner The Bill Music: “Prelude and Theme” by Brandon A. Brown and The Floating Opera Orchestra Costume: Kara Mulrooney Performer: Eichinger It’s All Done with Smoke and Mirrors Music: “Prelude to the Stars” by Hilde Louise Asbjornsen; “Peter Lorre Overture” by World Inferno/Friendship Society Sound Design: Josh Schmidt Costumes: Kara Mulrooney Performers: Johnson-Rockafellow, Tesch Eve and Lyn, Side by Side Music: “Side by Side” performed by Jessica Molaskey; “Have You Seen My Sister Evelyn” by Evelyn Evelyn Costumes: Ashley Coffey Performers: Keskey, Kuepper Flash Act Music: “Since My Best Girl Turned Me Down” by Bix Beiderbecke and Frankie Trumbauer Costumes: Kara Mulrooney Performers: Eichinger, Wagner Little Miss Understood Music: “Old Grey Mare” by Tin Hat Trio; “Hug Me! Kiss Me! Love Me!” by Helen Kane Costumes: Ashley Coffey and Dani Groom Performers: M. Anderson, Eichinger Tinseka, Valdez, and the Illusion Music: “Circus Song” by Kitten On the Keys; “Foni Tu Argile” by A Hawk and a Hacksaw Costumes: Dani Groom Performers: Biertzer, Kuepper, Tesch Growing Fins Music: “Global Warming” by Vermillion Lies Costumes: Dani Groom Performers: M. Anderson, Eichinger, Johnson-Rockafellow 4 Danceworks

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The Girl Who Posed For Ivory Soap Music: “I Want to Be Evil” by Eartha Kitt Costume: Ashley Coffey Performer: “Galaxia Funbottom” Follensbee Such Devoted Sisters Music: “Everybody Loves My Baby” by The Boswell Sisters Costumes: Dani Groom Performers: M. Anderson, Biertzer, Wagner The Coin Operating Girl and Her Automated Toy Music: “Coin-Operated Boy” by Dresden Dolls Costumes: Ashley Coffey Performers: Keskey, Zarzecki The I Don’t Care Girl Choreography: Ed Burgess Music: “I Don’t Care” by Harry O. Sutton and Jean Lenox, performed by Judy Garland Sound Design: Seth Warren-Crow Costume: Dani Nadine Performer: K. Anderson Stealing a Bow Music: “Copenhagen” by Fletcher Hendersen and His Orchestra Costumes: Ashley Coffey, Dani Groom and Kara Mulrooney Performers: Company The performance will be presented without an intermission.

SPECIAL THANKS Special Thanks to Aja Vines, Andrew “Batina Chinchilla” Zanoni, Milwaukee Repertory Theater and the UWM Dance Department.

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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 $1 million.

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 19951999, 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. generously sponsored by Deborah and Joe Gonzalez

Dani Kuepper, Artistic Director, Danceworks Performance Company, joined DPC in 1998 and has since choreographed 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 Multi-Arts 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, UWWashington 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.

Ed Burgess serves as Chair for the Department of Dance at UWM. He has choreographed or performed with Milwaukee Shakespeare Company, Wild Space Dance Company, Milwaukee Dance Theater, Milwaukee Ballet, Renaissance Theaterworks, Theatre Gigante and Milwaukee Repertory Theater. He directed and choreographed Little by Little and Sophie Tucker – American Legend for The Rep’s Stackner Cabaret, and A Grand Night for Singing for Skylight Opera Theater. Other choreographic contributions to Rep productions include this season’s Laurel and Hardy, Bombshells and Speaking in Tongues. Ed is a member of the Society of Stage Danceworks 7

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Directors and Choreographers and serves on the National Board of Directors of the American College Dance Festival Association. Thanks to Kelly and all the Danceworks folk for a fun time! generously sponsored by Drs. Jennifer and Alfonse Runquist

Kelly Anderson is a resident choreographer and company member of DPC. She has performed with Gerald Casel Dance (NYC), Hot Little Hands (Portland, Ore.), Your Mother Dances, Wild Space Dance Company, and Foothold. Kelly was named by Milwaukee Magazine as “one of the new generation of leaders” (2009). She recently completed a collaboration, “26,” with Milwaukee Opera Theatre and choreographed for “Missed Connections,” Gal Friday Films. She has organized and performed five “Variety Shows” in Milwaukee (with Kelly Zwiers and John Bielecki) and two in Portland (with John Bielecki and Suniti Dernovsek.) Her work has been presented at The Minnesota Fringe Festival and at The Puffin Room (NYC). Kelly completed her first evening-length DPC concert, The Bra Project, in the 2008-09 season.

Melissa Anderson, a native of Milwaukee, has had the unequaled pleasure of being a Danceworks Performance Company member since 2002. She has performed with companies as diverse as the Milwaukee Ballet, Ballet Teatro Municipal de San Juan, Southern Ballet Theatre (now the Orlando Ballet) and the Icelandic National Ballet. Melissa is frequently teaching and choreographing for the Chicago National Association of Dance Masters, Dance Masters of Wisconsin and Texas Association Teachers of 10 Danceworks

Dance. She teaches ballet at UWM as a dance lecturer, as well as at the Nancy Dianne studio of Dance and Danceworks.

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. generously sponsored by Tim and Sue Frautschi

Simon Eichinger, born in Charlotte, North Carolina, moved to Milwaukee at a young age. After pursuing roles in many different arts fields he eventually received his BFA in Dance from UWMilwaukee. He has had the privilege of working with multiple choreographers, dancers, directors, playwrights, composers, musicians, painters and more, local and non local, too. He is very content as he currently enjoys his first full season with the beautiful minds and bodies of Danceworks Performance Company. He forever seeks new and thought provoking physical work.

Ben Follensbee is a BFA Dance candidate of the UWM-Peck School of the Arts. He has performed work by guest artists Uri Sands, Alwin Nikolais,

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Suniti Dernovsek and Garth Fagan, as well as the faculty work of Ferne Bronson, Ed Burgess and Simone Ferro.

Through scholarship, Ben has attended summer programs with Dallas Black Dance Theatre, Milwaukee Ballet and Garth Fagan Dance. He would like to thank his family and friends for their love and encouragement.

Kim JohnsonRockafellow, Associate Artistic Director, Danceworks Performance Company, began her dance training at Northern Michigan Dance Academy in her hometown of Kingsford, Mich. In 2000, she graduated with high honors from UW-Milwaukee with a BFA in 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 past summer she studied with the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company, while attending their intensive in NYC. This is her second season with DPC. generously sponsored by Pat Frost

Liz Hildebrandt Tesch graduated from UWMilwaukee with a BFA in Dance in 2004. She has worked with Danceworks, Inc. as an administrator since 2002 and as a DPC company member and dance instructor since 2003. Liz currently holds the position of the Danceworks DanceLAB Director. She is also excited to be back in the Mad Hot Ballroom and Tap (MHBT) realm of Danceworks as the Project Manager of the new MHBT High School Program.

Christal Wagner is pleased to be dancing her 4th season with DPC. She has also danced with Your Mother Dances and has her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Dance from UW-Milwaukee. While at UWM she performed in works by Daniel Gwirtzman, Laura Dean, Ron K. Brown and Clare Byrne. She has choreographed works and musicals for Milwaukee High School of the arts, Divine Savior Holy Angels High School, Milwaukee Ballet II and Danceworks.

Steven Zarzecki is a senior BFA Dance candidate at UWM. Steven has danced works by Luc Vanier, Elizabeth Johnson, Darci Wutz, Simone Ferro and Ferne Bronson, as well as masterworks by Mark Morris, Alwin Nikolais and Garth Fagan.

Steven has also performed work by Adele Meyers and Dancers and will perform at the Alwin Nikolais Centennial in New York this Spring.

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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.

Sara Caron, Set Designer, is a senior Integrated Sudio Arts major at MIAD. Since May 2010, she has been involved in co-running Small Space, a project space in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood.

Ashley Coffey, Costume Designer, is a filmmaker residing in Milwaukee. In her spare time she enjoys costuming.

Ashley is most notably recognized as wardrobe designer for Gal Friday Films.

She collaborated with Gal Friday during the production of their most recent film project, “Missed Connections.”

Dani Groom, Costume Designer, has studied art at UW-Milwaukee and MIAD. Her textile work was featured at Jackpot Gallery last year. She recently worked on dance costumes for the film “Missed Connections.” Although she’s very new to the costume design world she is eager to learn and is very excited about Vaudeville.

Jan Kellogg, Lighting Designer, is delighted to return to Milwaukee to work with DPC. The first show she designed for DPC was Lucky Seven in 2003; other favorites include Lights, DPC… Action!; The Bra Project; Living Breathless and Classic Examples. She has designed for Wild Space Dance 12 Danceworks

Company, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Renaissance Theaterworks and Milwaukee Opera Theatre. She has also worked with Your Mother Dances, Bialystock and Bloom, Catey Ott Dance Collective, In Tandem Theatre, Carroll College, Danceworks DanceLAB, Theater X, Foothold Dance/ Performance, and choreographers Sofi Askenazi, Monica Rodero, Dan Schuchart and Katie Sopoci Drake.

Anthony Lyons, Technical Director, has been engaged with Danceworks in some fashion for thirteen years.

Anthony is also technical director for Renaissance Theaterworks, in addition to Danceworks Performance Company.

He has worked in various capacities for Skylight Opera Theatre, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, and Bialystock & Bloom (R.I.P.). In a parallel universe, Anthony is a partner in a small custom carpentry firm.

Kara Mulrooney, Costume Designer, is an independent filmmaker and freelance art director. She is the co-founder of Gal Friday Films, an independent, women-owned film production company aimed at growing the number of women in film, and she is a graduate of UW-Milwaukee’s Peck School of the Arts. Kara recently co-directed/co-produced “Missed Connections,” a comedic musical based on personal ads and shot on location at The Gobbler, due out in mid-2011.

She continues to do art direction for independent and commercial films and other creative projects.

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 second show stage managing for DPC.

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 Danielle Bly Darlene Caplan Mario Costantini Deborah Gonzalez Katie Harding Olivia Marshall Hare Frank Krejci Elaine Sweet

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, Director of Education; 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, Community Programs Manager – MHBT Phase II 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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DA N C E WO R K S , I N C . 2 010 -11 D O N O R R O L L C A L L Angel: $25,000+ Richard and Ethel Herzfeld Foundation The Faye McBeath Foundation MPS Partnership for the Arts Northwestern Mutual Foundation Potawatomi Bingo Miracle on Canal Street United Performing Arts Fund Muse: $10,000+ Anonymous Gift The Bradley Center** Don and Sallie Davis Fund* Greater Milwaukee Foundation: Enroth Fund Mary Nohl Fund Mary Newton and Dr. James Sanger Wisconsin Arts Board Producer: $5,000+ Cathy and Mario Costantini** David Donoian** Tim and Sue Frautschi* John and Nancy Larson* Milwaukee Arts Board Milwaukee County CAMPAC Skip and Ildy Poliner* Stephens Family Foundation Wenzler Architects** Wisconsin Energy Foundation* Artistic Director: $2,500+ Brewers Community Foundation Friebert, Finerty & St. John** Greater Milwaukee Foundation: Terry A. Hueneke Fund Beth Roedl Shully and Scott Shully Ed and Diane Zore* Choreographer: $1,000+ Janet Lew Carr and Family* Amy and Dennis Connolly* Maxsan—Max and Sandra Dermond Einhorn Family Foundation—Stephen and Nancy Einhorn Patricia Frost* Deborah and Joe Gonzalez* Greater Milwaukee Foundation: Anonymous Fund Edward P. and Mary K. Bullock Family Fund VELA Fund Glen and Claire Hackmann Pam Kriger* 14 Danceworks

Mark and Goldi Miller* Jody and Kambiz Pahlavan The Perkins Charitable Foundation PPC Foundation Roundy’s Pick ‘n Save Drs. Jennifer and Alfonse Runquist* Target Anne Booth and Charlie Trainer Yunker Industries, Inc.** Arthur Zintek Donors of $1,000 or more are members of Danceworks Movers and Shakers, Danceworks’ circle of major donors. For more information on Danceworks Movers and Shakers contact Elyse Cohn at (414) 277-8480, extension 6014.

Guest Artist: $500+ Anonymous Gift Daniel and Betsy Corry Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors Youth Foundation Max and Mary Ann Grefig Ted and Mary Kellner Kathryn Herson and Peggy Morsch Daryl and Michaela Stuermer Elaine C. Sweet Patricia Vogelsang** Soloist: $250+ Sally Blommer Ramel and Danielle Bly Bob and Connie Brinkman Cathy Burgoyne Karen Costomiris Dorothy Dean Harry and Barbara Drake Deborah and Todd Farris Olivia Marshall Hare Margarete and David Harvey Richard Krueger Nancy and Arthur Laskin Polly Morris Rose Mary and Dean Muller Chris and Anne Noyes Maureen Steinhafel William and Dolores Wenzler Cast: $150+ George Affeldt Karen and Doug Anderson Clark Graphics Mary Therese Duffy

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Ray and Lee Ann Dzelzkalns Bernie Erenberger/Downtown Chiropractic Judy and Arnie Gertsma Steve Holt Sarah and Milton Hwang Ralph and Carol Kuepper Jane Matenaer Scott and Marjorie Moon Kathryn Mooney Joel Nettesheim Revs. Thomas and Deborah Payden Nancy Pinter and Max Samson Kathleen Sullo Benji Timm Friend: Up to $149 Anonymous Gifts (2) Nancy Aten Kathy Banzhaf Nancy Cody Elyse and BJ Cohn Lynn and Jim Connolly Pat and Phil Crump Dianne Dziengel Nina Edelman Charles and Susan Engberg Nancy Erlinger David Flores Pam Garvey Samuel K. Hamilton Kathryn Behling and Christopher Hansen Tom and Louise Hildebrandt Gary and Cathy Hill Rob and Brenna Holly Dora and Shannon Jones

Mark Anderson and Isabelle Kralj Brendan and Tory Kress George Kuhagen Lakefront Brewery, Inc. Anne Landre Barbara Lasky Natalie Lloyd-Jones Richard Taylor and Lynn Lucius Kate Lundeen Tom and Sharon McGivern Martine D. Meyer Barry L. Mullen M.D. Korey Olivier Louise Petering Patricia and Dennis Pociask William Bradley, Jill Ponasik Brian and Amy Randall John Ridley Jennifer Schilling Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Schwab Denise and Jerry Sedmak Doris Small Jean Sobon Sprecher Brewery** Kevin Stalheim Mark and Julie Steinhafel Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham Debra and Michael Timm Marcia Parsons and David Tojek Belle Tomasello Joy Towell Courtney Wagner Mary and Fran Wasielewski Kristen and Steven Weisman Georgine Wenzler Mary Winter

*sponsor **in-kind contributor Danceworks is supported by 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.

We gratefully acknowledge our 2010-2011 donors and funders from September 1, 2010-February 1, 2011. Our apologies to any individual or organization that was inadvertently omitted, or incorrectly listed. Please call Brittney Skrabanek at (414) 277-8480, extension 6015 with any corrections or to make a pledge to Danceworks. Your support keeps us dancing!

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