Presented by Danceworks Performance MKE
THE GIRL, THE GALAXY AND THE GIANT SOUND WAVE
November 21: 12pm
November 22: 11am & 2pm
November 22: 11am & 2pm
Todd Wehr Theater
at Discovery World
500 N. Harbor Drive, Milwaukee
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This show features a routine where the dancers don't just move to sound – they create it through the percussive poweBoomwhackersckers and the musical talent of Allen Russell Tickets available for The Girl The Galaxy and the Giant Soundwave – see comment below.
❄️DYPC winter showcase❄️make sure you grab your tickets and save the date – or winter will sneak up before you know it. link in bio!
www.facebook.com/share/p/1H6R6j3QYj/ Milwaukee's TMJ4 News previews our upcoming performances of #TerraPapagalli, a world-premiere collaboration between Danceworks, Inc., Aperi Animam & Early Music Now meeting at the intersection of contemporary dance, sublime vocal artistry & colonial Brazilian works conducted by Sergio Diaz & performed on period instruments! Hear us TONIGHT & tomorrow at the Helen Bader Concert Hall , Helene Zelazo Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee!www.tmj4.com/news/local-news/in-your-community/milwaukee-county/danceworks-performance-mke-to-pre…Danceworks Performance MKE is teaming up with Early Music Now, Aperi Animam and Brazilian conductor Sergio Dias, to present Terra Papagalli—a performance resurrecting colonial Brazilian Baroque music. Read more at the link in the comments.
Art heals. What started as a dance program for people with MS has expanded to include all kinds of art forms. Art for MS provides free classes that help participants explore their creativity to improve their health. It began as a collaboration between Danceworks and Dr. Alexander Ng of Marquette University’s Department of Physical Therapy. The research became the foundation of Danceworks community-based program—translating clinical findings into a welcoming, creative environment where participants experience the benefits firsthand.