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Artistic Director Debra Loewen
Reckless Wonders
8 PM, April 30 – May 2, 2015
The Milwaukee Rep’s Stiemke Studio
Patty & Jay Baker Theater Complex
Wild Space Dance Company: Angela Frederick, Mauriah Kraker,
Monica Rodero, Daniel Schuchart, Yeng Vang-Strath
Guest Artist: Ex Fabula
Guest Choreographers: Selene Carter, Katie Sopoci Drake, Susan Marshall
Guest Performers: Suzanne Lappas, Tracy Lehrmann, Stephanie Nugent
Stage Manager/Lighting Designer: David Gipson
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R E C K L E S S WO N D E R S
Clever Homini
Choreography: Katie Sopoci Drake & Javier Marchan Ramos
Performers: Katie Sopoci Drake & Mauriah Kraker
Music: Colin Stetson
“And then…” a true story with Ex Fabula
Storyteller: Tracy Lehrmann
Voice and Story Telling Direction: Karen Kolberg
Performer: Angela Frederick
Katherinette
Choreography: Selene Carter
Performers: Suzanne Lappas & Stephanie Nugent
Music: Delirio Amoroso, Magda Kalmar, soprano, G.F. Handel
Costume design: Amy Burrell
Lighting design: Aaron Bowersox
Outer Dark
Choreography & Performer: Mauriah Kraker
Music: Tiny Vipers, Senking
Sound, excerpt from Cloudless
Choreography: Susan Marshall in collaboration with the original cast
Performers: Monica Rodero & Daniel Schuchart
Staging: Kristen Hollinsworth
Original cast: Kristen Hollinsworth and Joseph Poulson
INTERMISSION
Carried Away
Choreography: Debra Loewen in collaboration with the company
Performers: Mauriah Kraker, Monica Rodero, Dan Schuchart, Yeng Vang-Strath
Music: Duo d’Entre Deux (Tommy Davis & Nick Zoulek)
Special Thanks:
Tommy Davis & Nick Zoulek, Allyson Green, Daniel Grego, Tony Lyons, Megan McGee,
Molly Mingey, Noele Stollmack, Sheri Urban, Michelle Usadel, Melissa Vartanian,
Ex Fabula, The Milwaukee Repertory Theater, RitzHolman CPAs, UW-Milwaukee Peck
School of the Arts Dance Department, Wild Space Board of Directors
This performance is funded in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board,
with funds from the state of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts
Katherinette was created as a part of the DEVICES: Choreographic Intensive, a mentoring program
of Doug Varone and Dancers, made possible with generous funding support from the New
York Community Trust. The program was supported, in part, by public funds from the New York
City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council. The tour of this work is
supported in part by the Indiana University College Arts & Humanities Institute.
Cover photo: Paul Mitchell
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PROGR A M NOTES
Inspired by the creative daring that artists and performers bring to their craft,
Reckless Wonders reflects Wild Space’s commitment to fostering the work of emerging
choreographers and cross-discipline collaborations. This also marks the first time
Wild Space and Ex Fabula storytelling collective will work together. There is a natural
connection between dance and storytelling. Sharing a personal story on stage takes
boldness and a sense of adventure, much like a dancer committing to new ideas in
front of an audience. This performance offered the perfect opportunity to explore that
connection with Ex Fabula.
Tonight is a full program that shows the artistic range Wild Space embraces and shares
with the community. In addition to excerpts from our New York tour, we welcome past
company members Katie Sopoci Drake, now in Washington, DC, and Selene Carter of
Indiana University-Bloomington to share their work. Selene’s Katherinette is a wistful postmodern take on Handel’s aria Il delirio amoroso (The Delirium of Love), an ode to mythical
heroine Chloris and her unrequited love of Thyrsis. Clever Hominini was originally created
and performed by Katie and another Wild Space alum Javier Marchan Ramos for our 25th
Anniversary show, Wild Night. I am pleased to present a duet by acclaimed New York
choreographer Susan Marshall set on Monica Rodero and Dan Schuchart. Monica and
Dan performed the piece on the Minnesota Fringe Festival to rave reviews and presented
it in their solo show this past fall. It is such a striking work by two compelling performers
that I felt it deserved an expanded showing. Adding to the mix is a riveting new solo by
Mauriah Kraker, who will produce a solo show this summer.
I am deeply grateful to all the performers and choreographers for joining us for Reckless
Wonders and to David Gipson for sharing his expertise as lighting designer and stage
manager. As always, we are thankful to the Milwaukee Repertory Theater and their staff
for making our annual show at the Stiemke a night to remember.
Enjoy the performance!
Debra Loewen
Wild Space Artistic Director
BIOGR APHIES
Debra Loewen, Artistic Director, founded
Wild Space Dance Company in 1986
following a career as an independent
choreographer and solo performer. She
has created more than 120 works for
the company, many of which have been
performed to critical acclaim throughout
Wisconsin and in Chicago, Minneapolis,
New York, Japan, and South Korea.
Debra’s signature works are site-specific
performances and collaborations with
artists. Featured in Dance Magazine, her sitespecific work has brought renewed interest
and recognition to Milwaukee landmarks,
such as Historic Turner Ballroom, the Lynden
Sculpture Garden, the former Pabst Brewery,
Menomonee Valley and, this past fall, Schlitz
Park. She has worked collaboratively with
nationally known artists Jill Sebastian and
Tom Bamberger on critically acclaimed
multi-media performance events, including
Art of the Ordinary (2005), By Accident &
Necessity (2010) and In the Space Between
(2011). Over the past two decades, Debra
has earned multiple choreographic
fellowships from Milwaukee County, the
Wisconsin Arts Board, and the National
Endowment for the Arts. In 2009, she
received a commendation from the
Milwaukee County Historical Society for her
history-based work and was selected by the
Milwaukee Arts Board in 2011 as an Artist
of the Year. Currently a senior lecturer at
UW-Milwaukee, she has taught for Lawrence
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BIOGR APHIES
c o n t.
University, the University of Delaware and
Alverno College, and leads Wild Space’s
residencies at Lawrence University and
Lincoln Center Middle School of the Arts.
Selene Carter, Guest Choreographer, is an
Assistant Professor in the Department of
Theatre, Drama and Contemporary Dance
at Indiana University, Bloomington. Her
work integrates improvisation, site specific
performance, interdisciplinary collaboration
and reconfigurations of historic dances. A
certified instructor in the Bill Evan’s Laban
based modern dance technique, she
received Chicago’s highest honor for dance,
the Ruth Page Award for her improvised
dance performances. Her writing on dance
improvisation was published in Bodies,
Identity, Performance and Technology:
Practices of Empowerment, Embodiment and
Technicity, Palgrave-Macmillan, London,
2012. She was chosen as one of sixteen
choreographers to participate in Doug
Varone’s Devices, a choreographic intensive
that resulted in the CHIN (choreographic
intensive) Festival, presented at the
Harkness Dance Center/92nd Street Y in
September 2014. Selene was briefly a
member of Wild Space from 1989-1990
and has worked closely with Deb and the
company since 2000. She considers Deb
Loewen her most vital creative mentor and
compatriot. She received her MFA in Dance
from UWM in 2005.
Susan Marshall, Guest Choreographer, is
the artistic director of Susan Marshall &
Company, and has, since 1985, created over
40 dances on her company, in addition to
works for the Lyon Opera Ballet, Frankfurt
Ballet, and Mikhail Baryshnikov. In its home
base of NYC, the company has performed
most frequently at the Brooklyn Academy
of Music (six seasons), and Dance Theater
Workshop, as well as at The Joyce Theater,
The Kitchen, and Baryshnikov Arts Center;
it has also toured extensively across the US
and overseas, including appearances at the
Edinburgh Festival, Spoleto Festival, and
Pina Bausch’s Internationales Tanzfestival
NRW. Marshall’s work with Philip Glass
includes the stage direction of Book of
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Longing, a song cycle based on the poetry
of Leonard Cohen; and the choreography,
direction and co-adaptation of Les
Enfants Terribles, a dance opera based on
the work of Jean Cocteau. Marshall has
also choreographed/directed the music
ensembles Eighth Blackbird and Bang on
a Can’s Asphalt Orchestra. A 2000 recipient
of a MacArthur fellowship, Marshall has
received numerous other awards, including
three New York Dance and Performance
Awards (BESSIES) for Outstanding
Choreographic Achievement. In addition to
her own company’s work, Marshall serves as
Director of Dance at Princeton University’s
Lewis Center for the Arts.
Katie C. Sopoci Drake, Guest
Choreographer, MFA, GL-CMA, is a
professional dancer, choreographer
and teacher specializing in Labanbased contemporary dance. Currently
a core collaborator of Mountain Empire
Performance Collective and a company
member of Rebollar Dance, past company
credits include Mordine and Company
Dance Theater of Chicago, Momentum
Dance Company of Miami, Wild Space,
and Rosy Simas Danse of Minneapolis.
Katie has also made appearances with
Clancyworks, Core Project, Brazz Dance,
Your Mother Dances, The Florentine Opera,
The Minnesota Opera and many more. Her
critically acclaimed choreography has been
performed across the country by many of
the companies and colleges she has been
with and her works have been performed on
stages such as The Colony Theater in Miami,
The Southern Theater of Minneapolis,
The Milwaukee Art Museum, and the
Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery in
Washington D.C. Katie has been on faculty
at the University of Maryland - College
Park, UW-Milwaukee, Nova Southeastern
University, Miami Dade College-Wolfson,
Miami Dade College-Kendall, Carthage
College, and Lawrence University. Katie
holds an MFA in Dance from UW-Milwaukee,
a Graduate Laban Certification in Movement
Analysis from Columbia College - Chicago,
and a BA in Theater/Dance with a minor in
Vocal Performance from Luther College.
BIOGR APHIES
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Angela Frederick is happy to join Wild
Space for her eighth season with the
company. After graduating with a BFA in
dance from UW-Milwaukee’s Peck School of
the Arts, Angela established her presence
in the Milwaukee arts scene by teaching
dance and gymnastics, and performing
with various local companies including
Danceworks, the Florentine Opera Company,
Dale Gutzman Productions, and City Ballet
Theatre/Signatures Contemporary Dance
Company. While performing with City Ballet
Theatre, Angela made her move to Chicago
and began working with Kinetic Dance
Theatre. During her time in Chicago she was
a company member with Perceptual Motion
Inc, Irreverence Dance+Theatre, and Jayson
Dance Co. Angela has choreographed and
appeared in work with Solstance, Around
the Coyote Dance Festival, and Dance
Chicago. Angela can be seen in the Chicago
International REEL Shorts Festival’s awardwinning film The Table. Since her return to
Milwaukee, she has performed the role of
Margot in the Florentine Opera’s The Merry
Widow and has been enjoying dancing and
teaching for UW-Milwaukee, Milwaukee
Turners and for Wild Space at Lawrence
University.
Mauriah Donegan Kraker has created
site specific projects on printing presses in
Germany, in rivers in the Midwest, under
bridges in Taiwan, and in Bangkok’s zombie
buildings. Accepted as an MFA Candidate
at Taipei National University of the Arts,
she began her studies there as well as
with Assembly Dance Theatre in Taiwan. In
the States, she has worked extensively for
Pilobolus Creative Services, appeared on
Conan O’Brien, and now calls Wild Space her
home. She recently completed a six-month
mentorship with Doug Varone and Dancers
(NYC) and presented work at the 92nd Street
Y as part of the CHIN Project. Her work has
been presented at Center for Performance
Research in Brooklyn, WTF Gallery in
Bangkok, and all over the Midwest.
Suzanne Lappas is a professional dance
artist whose career has taken her from
her native Indiana to the San Francisco
Bay Area and home again, with some
traveling and international touring along
the way. Suzanne’s work is based in
release technique, improvisation, contact
improvisation, and interdisciplinary
collaboration. In San Francisco she was a
collaborative member of Avy K Productions,
Kunst-Stoff, Limbinal (co-founder), Lisa
Townsend Company, MotionLab/La
Alternativa, ODC Dance, Project Agora,
Scott Wells & Dancers, and Smith-Wymore
Disappearing Acts. She has also been a
guest performer with David Dorfman Dance,
the Joe Goode Performance Group, and
Robert Moses’ Kin. Currently, she is creating
and performing with Stephanie Nugent
and Selene Carter. Performance accolades
include “San Francisco Chronicle’s Top Ten
Performances” and “Top Bay Area Artist.”
Suzanne is an adjunct faculty member of
the Department of Theater Drama, and
Contemporary Dance at IU Bloomington.
Previous teaching engagements include
Sonoma State University, the University of
California, Berkeley, and Indiana UniversityPurdue University Indianapolis. Suzanne
holds a BA in Political Science and French
and a BS in Nursing.
Stephanie Nugent is a choreographer,
performer, and educator of contemporary
dance, dance theater, and improvisation.
Originally from North Carolina, with 18 years
based in Southern California, Stephanie
has toured internationally as a member of
the Ririe Woodbury Dance Company, Keith
Johnson/Dancers, Victoria Marks, Malashock
Dance and Company, and Nugent Dance.
Her choreographic work seeks to inspire
in audiences recognition of one’s own
kinesthetic intelligence, and to stimulate
discourse on important social subjects
including violence, tolerance, and empathy.
She offers workshops and residencies in
contemporary dance technique, contact
improvisation, composition, creative
movement, and facilitates Hourglass, a
participatory community event with live and
electronic music and video, created with
composer/violinist Robin Cox. Stephanie
has earned BFA in Modern Dance from the
North Carolina School of the Arts and an
MFA in Choreography and Performance
from California State University, Long Beach.
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BIOGR APHIES
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Her honors also include a Lester Horton
Award for Performance and the Individual
Artist Award in Choreography from the
Santa Barbara Arts Fund. She has served on
full-time and tenured faculty at University
of California-Santa Barbara and California
Institute of the Arts, and as guest artist/
adjunct faculty at The Ohio State University
and Brigham Young University. She currently
teaches at Indiana University-Bloomington
and Ball State University.
Monica Rodero received a BFA in Dance
from the UW-Milwaukee and her MFA
degree in Experimental Choreography at the
University of California-Riverside. Monica
began her professional career with Wild
Space, where she performed, collaborated,
choreographed and taught as Associate
Artistic Director. She frequently works as an
independent choreographer and performer,
and has produced and presented her
own work including independent dance
concerts, and interactive multimedia gallery
events. Working in frequent collaboration
with Daniel Schuchart, their choreography
has been presented by UW-Milwaukee,
UCR, Wild Space, Your Mother Dances,
Danceworks, Kunzelmann-Esser Loft
Galleries of Milwaukee, the Minnesota
Fringe Festival, IndyFringe Festival, Project
418 in Santa Cruz, California, Saint Mark’s
Church in New York City, and in Washington
State by the Cody Rivers Show. With
an emphasis in dance, yoga and other
movement disciplines, Monica taught
for UW-Milwaukee, Lawrence University,
UCR, Milwaukee Public Schools, YMCA,
Danceworks, and Wild Space.
Daniel Schuchart is an interdisciplinary
artist and teacher. He creates and produces
work in collaboration with Monica Rodero
and their work has been presented
throughout the US, including California,
New York City and Seattle. Dan earned
BFA degrees in both Dance and Painting/
Drawing from UW-Milwaukee and an
MFA in Choreography from the University
of California-Riverside. For the past 14
years, Dan has worked with Wild Space
Dance Company as a company member,
choreographer, and recently as Associate
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Artistic Director. Dan has taught dance and
movement studies at Lawrence University,
UCR, and been a guest teacher at UWMilwaukee, UW-Whitewater, Milwaukee
Ballet, and the American College Dance
Festival.
Yeng Vang-Strath graduated with her BFA
in dance from UW-Milwaukee’s Peck School
of the Arts in 2010. She is ecstatic to be
performing again with Wild Space. While at
UW-Milwaukee, she danced for Simone Ferro,
Elizabeth Johnson and guest artist Suniti
Dernovsek in Always Merry and Bright. She
has danced and performed in San Diego with
Mesa College, Jean Isaacs Dance Theatre, and
Ballettiquette dance studio. In New York, she
studied at the Broadway Dance Center with
various professionals, including Kat Wildish,
David Howard, and Finis Jung. Yeng is a very
happy individual who simply enjoys dancing,
teaching, performing, learning and most of
all, being with her family.
David Gipson, Lighting Designer/Stage
Manager, is a freelance lighting designer
and has been designing professionally for
over 30 years. Milwaukee credits include The
Good Father at Milwaukee Chamber Theatre
and The Snow Dragon at Skylight Music
Theatre. He was a company member with
Teatro Vista Theatre Company in Chicago
and is the Resident Artist at Unity Theatre in
Brenham, Texas. Among his Off Broadway
credits are Runt of the Litter for MCC and at 37
Arts. Regional credits include The Late Henry
Moss and Thief River at the Contemporary
American Theatre Festival. Chicago credits
include Our Town for Steppenwolf’s Arts
Exchange; and Falling in Love with Love for the
National Jewish Theater in Skokie, Illinois. He
designed over 100 productions in Chicago,
including productions for The Goodman
Studio, Victory Gardens Theatre, Pegasus
Players, Organic Theatre, Oak Park Festival,
Teatro Vista, and City Lit Theatre. In Houston,
he worked with Stages Repertory Theatre,
Main Street Theatre, Infernal Bridegroom
Productions, Catastrophic Theatre and The
Ensemble Theatre, among many others. He
has been a proud member of United Scenic
Artists Local 829 since 1997.
A B O U T E X FA B U L A
Ex Fabula is a Milwaukee non-profit that strengthens community bonds through the art
of storytelling. Ex Fabula facilitates a monthly StorySlam series, storytelling workshops,
community collaborations and other storytelling experiences where individuals share their
true, personal stories, actively listen, empathize with each other, and meaningfully connect.
Ex Fabula stories can also be heard on 89.7 WUWM on Saturdays and Sundays at 3 pm.
Everyone has a story to share, and Ex Fabula looks forward to hearing yours. Ex Fabula ALLSTARS
Wednesday, May 13 • Doors 6:30PM | Show 7:30PM | Turner Hall Ballroom
At Ex Fabula’s monthly StorySlams, audience members can put their names in the hat for
a chance to share a true, personal story on stage. Then, at Ex Fabula ALL STARS, Audience
Favorite storytellers from the past season return to the stage with new 10-minute, true and
personal stories on the theme of “Nitty Gritty.” Audience members can submit UltraShorts
– 2-3 line true personal stories also on the night’s theme – which are read by the emcee
throughout the evening. At the end of the night, the audience will crown the Season 6
Audience Favorite.
For more details and tickets, visit www.exfabula.com
A B O U T W I L D S PAC E
Founded by Artistic Director Debra Loewen, Wild Space Dance Company is celebrating
three decades of inventive performances and innovative outreach programs. Its mission
is to expand the audience for contemporary dance through performance and outreach
programs in the greater Milwaukee area and throughout southeastern Wisconsin, reaching
diverse communities. Known for site-specific works and artistic collaborations, Wild Space
takes audiences on adventures through built and natural landscapes, visual art, history and
the human condition through wry humor, clever choreography and emotionally-charged
dance. The company has toured to Chicago, Minneapolis, New York, South Korea and Japan.
A company-in-residence at Lincoln Center Middle School of the Arts in Milwaukee and
Lawrence University in Appleton, Wild Space performs and conducts workshops for young
people at schools throughout Milwaukee. Over the past two seasons, Wild Space reached
more than 17,000 people. Wild Space Dance Company is operated by Wild Space, Inc., a
non-profit organization, and is an affiliate of the United Performing Arts Fund.
WILD SPACE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Anne Wing Hamilton, President..........................................................................................................UW-Whitewater
Kirsten Mulvey, Vice President.................................................................................... Milwaukee Chamber Theatre
Tricia Knight, Treasurer........................................................................................................................ RitzHolman CPAs
Karen Campbell, Secretary...................................................................................................... Community Volunteer
Meghan Coffey...................................................................................................................................Foley & Lardner, LLP
Daniel Grego, Ph.D. ...................................................................................................................... TransCenter for Youth
Tony Horne................................................................................................... UW- Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts
Margaret Howland..................................................................................................................ABOVE VIEW by Tiles, Inc.
Will Hughes...................................................................................................................................... Northwestern Mutual
Julie Kerksick.............................................................................................................................. Public Policy Consultant
Lisa Lawless................................................................................................................... Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C.
Jean Novy........................................................................................................................................ Community Volunteer
Kate Venne............................................................................................................................Capstone National Partners
Wild Space Dance Company
820 E. Knapp Street, P.O. Box 511665, Milwaukee, WI 53203
414/271-0307, www.wildspacedance.org, [email protected]
Artistic Director: Debra Loewen, Managing Director: Sheri Urban
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DONORS HONOR ROLL
Wild Space thanks the following donors (April 2014–April 2015) for their generous support.
Major Donations-in-Kind
Tom Bamberger
Brewery Works/Schlitz Park
RitzHolman CPAs
Major Funders $2,500 - $10,000
Bader Philanthropies, Inc.
The Brico Fund
The Gardner Foundation
The Greystone Foundation
The Herzfeld Foundation
Frieda and William Hunt Memorial
Trust
The Milwaukee Arts Board and
the Wisconsin Arts Board,
with funds from the State of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County CAMPAC
MPS Partnership for the Arts
The Bert L. and Patricia S.
Steigleder Trust
United Performing Arts Fund
The Joseph and Vera Zilber Family
Foundation
Program Sponsor
$1,000 - $2,499
Daniel Grego, Ph.D.
Gold Coast Event Management,
Inc.
Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s
Cottrell Balding Fund
The Dorothy Inbusch Foundation,
Inc.
Park Bank Foundation
The PPC Foundation, Inc.
David & Julia Uihlein Foundation
The Wisconsin Arts Board with
funds from the State of
Wisconsin and the National
Endowment for the Arts
Wild Night Benefit/New York
Tour Sponsors
Foley & Lardner, LLP
Jake Fuller & Jill Sebastian
Pamela Frautschi & Richard Ippolito
Daniel Grego, PhD
Anne Hamilton & Fred Geilfuss
Will Hughes
Inifinity Benefit Solutions
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Travanti
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Scott Wick/RBC Wealth
Management
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Jennifer Goetzinger
Daniel Grego
Anne Hamilton & Fred Geilfuss
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Julie Kerksick
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Jean Novy
David Paris
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Realtors Youth Foundation
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Performance Presenter
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