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Get Set for RADfest
February 27 - March 2
Wild Space is delighted to announce our acceptance into RADfest, a prestigious alternative dance festival in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Wild Space’s “Set,” which premiered in Milwaukee in 2023, was one of 33 works selected from more than 230 submissions, and was also selected for the festival’s encore performance.
To help offset costs, our “Get SET!” Match Campaign will provide funding for artist fees, transportation, room and board. Thanks to our Board of Directors, every donation will be doubled, up to $1000. Your support will ensure a successful tour while maintaining a balanced budget.
Please consider joining our journey! Each gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar - $50 becomes $100, and so on! Gifts above $99 will enjoy an exclusive e-blast with tour highlights.
Mark your calendars…
A Room Shaped Story
8pm, Friday, April 18th
3pm & 8pm, Saturday, April 19th
Broadway Theatre Center - 158 N Broadway
Step inside a world where walls shift and stories unfold. In this evening-length premiere, choreographers Katelyn Altmann, Ashley Ray Garcia, and Dan Schuchart present a collection of abstract narratives told through movement, all taking place within the ever-changing boundaries of a single room. With a dynamic set design featuring moving walls that frame and reshape the action, the dancers investigate storytelling through physicality, space, and transformation. Each piece reveals fleeting moments—where stories emerge, collide, and dissolve—inviting the audience to experience how dance can transcend traditional narrative.
Ticket Info Coming Soon!
Earlier this season…
InSite: Cycles
“High creativity and a warm sense of humor made InSite: Cycles, Wild Space Dance Company’s outdoor performance at Milwaukee’s new Davidson Park, constantly interesting and fun.”
- John Schneider, Shepherd Express
Highlight Reel by Jake Neuman
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that in Milwaukee we live and dance on traditional Potawatomi, Ho-Chunk, and Menominee homelands along the southwest shores of Michigami, part of North America’s largest system of freshwater lakes.
