Choreography: Liz Sexe Dancers: Natalie Machado and Hannah Wolf Music: Tim Russell Performed at UW-Madison June 2012 Documented: Eric Allin

Choreography: Christina Briggs Winslow Music: Tim Russell Dancers: Halie Bahr, Elise Jumes, Brenna Marlin, Nadin Nowak, Libby Faye Schmitz & Kelsey Stolhand *Special thanks to Kymberly McDaniel for her contributions, which were inherent in the creation of the work. Vestiges is performed to an original score by Tim Russell. In paper dresses, the dancers appear to leap out of their skins, disappearing from the darkroom into the dark. The duet form provides the basis of the work, explored through a series of transformative, close-contact investigations. As the dance evolves, the paper dresses disintegrate, leaving telltale vestiges of their passage. The physical imprint of a dancer and the residue she leaves behind serve as a metaphor for the fragility and transience of the human condition.

Kate Corby & Dancers katecorby.com Choreography: Kate Corby in collaboration with Emily Miller Performer: Emily Miller Music: Tim Russell Costume: Maggie Dianovsky Lighting Design: Claude Heintz Videography: James Vannes Manifold Kate Corby & Dancers Margaret H'Doubler Performance Space University of Wisconsin-Madison October 7-9, 2010

One continuous shot of improvisational movement.

“Shifting Ground” by choreographer Li Chiao-Ping features fast-paced, kinetic choreography that shifts rapidly through time and space. Incorporating text from survivors of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, the work is a collision of thoughts on natural disasters and geologic processes. Danced by Rachel Krinsky, Nicole Roerick and Liz Sexe, the work includes original music composed and performed by Tim Russell and visual projections by Daniel Feiler.