Wild Space Dance Company Presents History of the Future
December 1-2 7:30pm
December 3 4:00 pm and 7:30pm
UWM Mitchell Hall Studio 254
3203 N. Downer Avenue
Tickets: https://psoatickets.universitytickets.com/w/
Livestream tickets available for Dec 1st and 2nd show
History of the Future is a four-chapter dance about memory, presence, connection and our collective capacity to embrace time’s relentless pace. In consort, four choreographers chase a dance that awaits beyond dancers. Tableaus repeat as phrases loop and evolve while a podcast plays. A last-chance table offers “feel-good-about-tomorrow” messages for old people, a dancer disappears, a tango entangles. Five-second actions flash moments from the past; dancers perform “maps” of their wild and beautiful movement history. Each chapter is a history for the next, propelling dancers head-long in a quest for the self they were long ago.
Guest artists Flora Coker, John Schneider, Simone Ferro, and Debra Loewen are “together again at last for the first time” sharing moments from their lives in a collage of movement stories.
A stage of crumpled piles of newspapers visions a future world of constant change in Katelyn Altmann’s reflective choreography. Jenni Reinke explores concepts of time and motion (cycles of tides, the pull of gravity, inertia, etc.), expanding possibilities for movement invention. with Dan Schuchart’s sci-fi questions inspire movement with a twist when performed to a podcast mix of futurist conversation.
Choreographers: Katelyn Altman, Debra Loewen, Jenni Reinke, Dan Schuchart
Dancers: Katelyn Altmann, Ashley Ray Garcia, Zoe Gliese, Gina Laurenzi, Ida Lucchesi, Jessica Lueck, Cuauhtli Ramirez Castro, Shannon Stanczak, Jasmine Uras
Guest Performers: Flora Coker, Simone Ferro, John Schneider
For additional information visit www.wildspacedance.org
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