December 6-9th, UWSP’s
Department of Theatre & Dance will be presenting nine student choreographed
and directed dance works in Afterimages 2012. This year’s performance will be held in Noel Fine Arts Center’s
Jenkins Theatre. Come experience dance ranging from ballet, modern, and contemporary
in trios, duets, and group works.
On December 6th, 7th, and 8th performances begin at 7:30 PM. A
matinee performance will begin at 2:00 PM on Sunday, December 9th.
For ticketing information contact
the UWSP box office at:
715-346-4242/
uwsp.edu/centers/uit/ordering.asp
LIST OF DANCE WORKS
Title: Selkies
Choreographer: Emily Janik
Dancers: Hannah Carlson,
Alyx Johnson, Madelyn Mickelsen, Celia Sweet
Description: Selkies are creatures from Irish folklore who are half
woman and half seal. Similar to mermaids and sirens, selkies often take the
form of beautiful women, and while many are seduced and fall in love with them,
the selkie must always return to sea.
Title: Square Of Life
Choreographer: Mariusz
Kujawski
Dancers: Alyssa
Albers, Alyssa Casey, Kiah Fischer, Alex Gudding, Mariusz Kujawski, Brittany
Mlsna, Ariana Shank, Angelina Wilson
Description:
"This
circle of life is a square of strife
with beautiful moments emerging rife
right in front of our eyes if we move
to keep misery from becoming our wife"
with beautiful moments emerging rife
right in front of our eyes if we move
to keep misery from becoming our wife"
Title: Echo
Choreographer: Thomas
Jacobson
Dancers: Kayla Dziak,
Suzanne Jamieson, Erica Thomes
Description: Echo depicts the lives of three women dealing with
depression and how the emotion affects their everyday life.
Title: The Heart Asks
for Pleasure
Choreographer: Madelyn
Mickelsen
Dancers: McKenna
Emerine, Madelyn Gregor, Madelyn Mickelsen, Stella Taylor, Claire Wyttenbach,
Description: The Heart Asks for Pleasure is a contemporary piece that
portrays the finding of hope through connection and support. It can always be an
obstacle and a struggle to reach for a goal or desire, but no matter how one is
held back, one can always push, dream, and peruse through to achieve all.
Title: Run
Choreographer: Pierre
Clark
Dancers: Pierre Clark,
Coralys Lugo
Description: This is a classic love story piece about an undeniable
love. Two people have fallen for each other, but are separated by the call of
duty when one has to go away to fight in a war.
Title: All That
Remains
Choreographers: Emily
Janik and Kellen Skidmore
Dancers: Ashlyn
Cianciolo, Emily Janik, Kellen Skidmore
Description: Every country across the world has myths of specters called
"White Ladies". These women died either from the loss of a lover,
betrayal by their lover, or in childbirth. Because of their close association
with weddings and motherhood, these spirits always appear in white gowns.
Title: A Burden Of Love In Hindsight
Choreographers:
Nicholas Frey, Maggie Zoeller
Dancers: Nicholas
Frey, Maggie Zoeller
Description: This piece is about the uncertainty and question
of love in a relationship. It reveals flashbacks and afterthoughts of a young
couple confused by what they have built together. Sometimes, love is a burden
we seek.
Title: It’s Often the
Momentary Rainbows That We Remember
Choreographer: Erica
Thomes
Dancers: Thomas
Jacobson, Erica Thomes, Jillian Uphoff
Description: It's Often the Momentary Rainbows That We Remember is
a dance that explores the range of family dynamics. Through energetic
partnering and elegant movement you will see relationships develop on stage as
the dancers examine structure.
Title: Dandelion
Choreographer: Kristin Brockman
Dancers: Jennifer Hancock, Amanda Knutson, Morgan McMahon, Tatyana Nahirniak
Dancers: Jennifer Hancock, Amanda Knutson, Morgan McMahon, Tatyana Nahirniak
Description: Dandelion is a literal story of four strangers
who leave their life to stumble into the beauty of nature. The
compilation of self-discovery, complex patterns in space and invigorating
shapes through humanistic curiosity, transforms each dancer into an intricate
dandelion through Mother Nature's inevitable persuasion.
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