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Up Next…

March 5th-8th, 2026

Wild Space will be touring to share work at the 17th annual RADfest in Michigan.

Beyond the Shimmer

April 10th-11th, 2026

Jan Serr Studio, Milwaukee, WI

Earlier this season…

InSite: FIELD GUIDE

October 10-11, 2025

Read the Reviews…

“it’s a tour-de-force of creative, technical, and logistic imagination: the most daring and original adventure in the performing arts our city has seen in years. And like all good art, it stirs up many thoughts. feelings and senses, which will not necessarily be the same for any two people.”

Play on Milwaukee

“While the choreography itself showcased some serious feats of agility and strength, the message was clear: even as we grow older—especially as we do—we should not let go of our childlike wonder and curiosity when interacting with Nature.” 

Shepherd Express

“Dancing in nature highlights the connection between humans and the Earth. For me, as a spectator and nature-lover, the experience is as spiritual as it is aesthetic. Furthermore, dancing in an urban park like Havenwoods State Forest celebrates not only the human-nature connection, but also the paradoxical connection and interaction between civilization and wilderness. That’s what I loved about InSite: Field Guide…”

A Wealth of Nature


Last Season…

Photos by Mark Frohna

A Room Shaped Story

April 18-19, 2025 at the Broadway Theatre Center

“The soundscape for Wild Space Dance Company’s newest work, A Room Shaped Story, is as rich and unpredictable as the choreography.”

- John Schneider, Shepherd Express

Read the Review

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

Read the Review

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.