Liam Delmore, Arts & Rec Journalist
• March 17, 2024
The old saying “actions speak louder than words,” is easily applicable to the performers of DanceScapes 2024. Whereas most public performers use the art of spoken language to express themselves, artists...
Ivy Steege, Arts and Recreation Editor
• September 4, 2022
With the velvet curtain rising for a new semester, the College of Arts & Communication is looking forward to presenting a wide-array of artistic opportunities and entertainment on campus. The season...
Antigone, the final installment of The Three Theban plays written by ancient greek writer Sophecles is a tragic tale of too much pride and the dark consequences it can have. The UW-Whitewater Theatre and...
The department of theatre and dance hosted a private performance of DanceScapes March 12 at 7:30 p.m. for the families and friends of performers.
DanceScapes ‘20 was originally scheduled from March...
The Primera Generación Dance Collective brought sombreros, stereotypes, Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Selena to the dance studio Feb. 13 in the form of an eclectic, contemporary and postmodern dance.
The...
The Emerging Choreographers Concert (ECC) consists of both dancers and non-dancers alike, creating a showcase that is full of entertaining and show-stopping material.
ECC was organized by UW-W Dance...
Hannah Maes, Arts and Rec Editor
• November 14, 2016
For many students with disabilities, activities like dance are seen as impossible, but recently there has been an effort to integrate performers who dance with and without physical disabilities.
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Try tying a bow while dancing on stage, only using your feet. The dancers in “Ballet Folkorico Quetzalli de Veracruz” end their performance like this every night.
They will present a show...
Many college students spend a majority of their free time partying, hanging out with friends or even studying. Commencement speaker Justin Nothem spends his free time selling wieners.
“There are a...
“Do you know what it’s like to come to work for nine years and be a problem?” Associate Professor of dance Barbara Grubel asked referring to getting in everybody’s way.
Student organization SEAL will be hosting a night club themed dance on Jan. 26, open to all UW-Whitewater students.
The dance, called “Night Club,” will start at 8 p.m. in the University Center...
