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• Kate Speer Biography • Kate Speer is a third-year MFA candidate in dance with a secondary emphasis in dance theory and scholarship. She has presented research at UCLA’s Dance Under Construction Conference, Society of Dance History Scholars and Congress on Research and Dance. She frequently attends Bates Dance Festival to get her dance fix, where she has studied with such artists as David Dorfman, Doug Varone, Michael Foley, Chris Aiken and Cynthia Oliver. Highlights from her time at CU have been: touring work to Philly and Boulder with co-choreographer Rachel Oliver, her strip club debut in (anti)thesis by Gesel Mason and Nathan Blackwell’s [ABSURDUS]corpus. • Maren Waldman Biography • Global performance. World-class entertainment. You have to be here. CUPRESENTS.ORG COMING UP NEXT: A Workshop Production At Buffalo Dec. 6-7 | Atlas Black Box Theatre humor Box Office: 303-492-8008 theatredance.colorado.edu This project is funded by the University of Colorado Beverly Sears Graduate Student Award and the Department of Theatre and Dance’s ACE Performance Enhancement Fund. Maren: Heartfelt gratitude to the dancers for their commitment, dedication and creativity. To Gayan Gregory Long and Beth Miller, whose musical spirits and talents inspire us to dance from our hearts. Thank you Nada Diachenko, Beth Osnes, Gesel Mason, Marda Kirn, Jill Sigman and my graduate cohort for your encouragement and challenging questions that nudged me forward. Deep appreciation to my family and my sweetheart for catching me when I started to fall and for accepting my process. Acknowledgment to all beings, known and unknown. May this dance be of benefit to all. This project is funded by the Department of Theatre and Dance’s ACE Performance Enhancement Fund. The continuation of this project in documentary form is supported by the CU Environmental Center Board. Space Within These Lines Not Dedicated Enough Concept and direction Choreography and text (in collaboration with the dancers) Props and Costume Designer Audra Blaser • Special Thanks • Kate: Thank you to my readers, Professor Donna Mejia, Professor Gesel Mason, and Dr. Doreen Martinez, for insight and feedback during the creation process as well as Professor Michelle Ellsworth, who was present for the first coffee-and -beans experiment. While not dancing with us, Nathan Blackwell and Alexandra Tenreiro Theis contributed movement and ideas that are still present on stage. To my cast of collaborators: their intelligence, creativity, and investment have informed the work and brought it to life beyond my imagination. And to those whom we have lost, you are loved and missed: Lillian Glazier – G. Allan Speer – Salem Saberhagen. Spilling Stories, Tangled Testimonies Kate Speer Maren Waldman s et ! ck ed Ti mit li Maren Waldman is a third-year MFA candidate in dance with a secondary emphasis in somatic studies. She earned a Permaculture Design Certificate from the Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute in 2012. She has presented body/earthrelated workshops and performances at Colorado Bioneers, Boston University, at the national conference of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, and will be presenting at the 2014 conference of the BodyMind Centering Association. Her training at CU-Boulder in Gaga, house, transnational fusion, Alexander Technique and Body-Mind Centering have been especially influential to her growth. The University of Colorado Boulder Department of Theatre & Dance presents Dramaturg Director Choreography and text (in collaboration with the dancers) Beth Miller Vocalist, musical collaborator, performer Bob Shannon Mandy Greenlee Performance space design Lighting Designer Projections Designer Scenery Designer Jesse Manno MOMIX Botanica Wednesday, Nov. 20, 7:30 p.m. Macky Auditorium Tickets start at $20 cupresents.org | 303-492-8008 Composer/Sound Designer Rehearsal Director Bob Shannon Performance Space Design Lighting Designer Projection Designer Scenery Designer Maren Waldman & Sadie Vermillion Costume design Gayan Gregory Long Music Director and Composer Sponsored by: University Theatre Building, Irey Theatre Nov. 15 and 16 at 7:30 p.m., Nov. 17 at 2 p.m. Space Within These Lines Not Dedicated Dancers ................................................... Ali Dorato Britt Ford Adam Griff Mecca Madyun Sexton McGrath Amy Millennor Jessica Troppmann Kate Speer Text used Ceasefire by Avdo Sidran Additional Music used O mio babbino caro Composed by Giacomo Puccini Performed by Mirella Freni, Linda Campanella Two traditional Balkan Folk Melodies Enough Dancers ................................................... Alicia Brewer Rosie Dooley Mandy Greenlee Lauren Noffert Alex Valles-Medrano Sadie Vermillion Maren Waldman • Space Within These Lines Not Dedicated • Currently, our world is faced with multiple conflicts: the Palestinian and Israeli divide, genocide in Sudan and Rwanda and even violent, racist acts within our own neighborhoods. Everywhere there seem to exist exclusionary practices that attempt to draw territorial lines between neighbors and friends in order to designate an “us” versus “them.” Additionally, the media discourse frequently uses language to demonize an enemy and victimize a survivor, defining each group only in relationship to the conflict. As a result the presence and agency of those living amid conflict are lost in time and space. Space Within These Lines Not Dedicated is influenced by memoirs written during the Bosnian War (1992-1995). While reading these memoirs, I was struck by how these individuals from half a world away had lives, memories and emotions very similar to my own. Thus, this work highlights our shared experiences of living a life full of humor, some absurdity and the persistence of human connections. My belief is that in generating empathy and understanding, we can resist both physical and mental acts of violence. To share our stories from our own words is as simple and as profound as sharing a cup of coffee, a ritual that signifies hospitality and the importance of taking the time to listen and relate. -Kate Speer • Enough • We are within a biosphere, not on a planet. -Nala Walla Stage Manager ........................................ Katie Laursen Assistant Stage Manager ......................... Jordan Cate Assistant Stage Manager .......................... Cassandra Eron Assistant Costume Designer ..................... Leigh Salamon Water is a connecting force. It connects continents and oceans, ground and sky, human and planet, you and me. Our bodies are 75 percent water; water moves through the earth and through us in identical ways – flowing, shaping, dripping, pooling. Due to climate change, the earth’s water is beginning to shift to extremes. Communities worldwide are facing lack or overflow; millions of people do not have access to clean drinking water. In the past year in Boulder we experienced severe drought and devastating flood, and over the next 20-50 years we will have to choose to allocate limited water resources. Run Crew Scientific research overwhelmingly indicates that humans are contributing to Earth’s destruction. These changes reverberate within us as our bodies – our individual ecosystems – are impacted. Production Team Lighting Technicians ................................ Bethany Gehler Brea Gerber Sound/Video Technicians .......................... Ellen Reynerson Katelyn MacCory Deck Crew ............................................... Hailey Heinberg Heather Woolley In Enough, we use our bodies and voices to make the visceral and visual connection that water moves the same way in us as it does on the planet. We created and now perform this work to remember our connection and our responsibility, and that our choices matter to each other and to the planet. Our dance is a prayer, a testimony on behalf of Earth, and a call to action. How much is enough? -Maren Waldman Theatre & Dance Department staff Department Chair ............ Bud Coleman Director of Dance ............. Erika Randall Production Coordinator .... Connie Lane Theatre Technical Director ......................... Kerry Cripe Dance Technical Production Director ........ Bob Shannon Lighting, Sound and Projections Advisor ........ Jason Banks Scene Shop Foreman ... Stephen Balgooyen Costume Shop Manager .... Ted Stark Costume Shop Foreman .... Brenda King Dance Events Coordinator ................... Erinn Liebhard Dance Production Assistant Coordinator ..... Jessica Page Costume Stock/Rental Manager ................ December Mathisen Costume Shop Administrative Assistant ......................... Alexa Brown Wardrobe Coordinator ........ Haley Layne Dance Costume Coordinator ..................... Sadie Vermillion Loft Production Coordinator ..................... Jenn Calvano Dance Video Recording/Archivist .......... Rachel Oliver Front of House Manager .......... Hadley Kamminga-Peck House Managers ................. Bailey Anderson Roxxy Duda Sara Roybal Heidi Schmidt CU Presents staff Executive Director ......... Joan McLean Braun Marketing Director ....... Laima Haley PR Director ................... Clay Evans PR and Marketing Coordinator ................ Daniel Leonard PR and Marketing Assistants ................... Emily Scraggs Colin Wichman Rachel Dodson Operations Manager ...... Nick Vocatura Box Office Manager ........ Andrew Metzroth Box Office Services Coordinator ...................... Katie DeVore Box Office Assistants ......... Ciara Artem Harper Nelson Lucas Munce Melanie Shaffer Starla Doyal Sydney Bogatz Dance Production Assistants Anthony Alterio • Jamie Mullin Holzman • Katherine Laursen • Samantha Lysaght • Benjamin Smith • Jordan Thompson • Alejandra Valles-Medrano Costumes Shop employees • Sara Adler • Satya Chavez • Alexa Frank • Hayley Gocha • Jillian Goodman • Brittany Handler • Amanda Herrera • Tucker Johnston • Brendan Milove • Brianna Provda • Aly Ray • Reba Todd • Misha Zimmerman • Costume practicum • Michael Bernacchi • Alexa Brown • Elizabeth Jamison • Kassandra Kunisch • Haley Layne • Gina Lovell • Jackson Smith • Jessica Troppmann • Willa Wilde Scenery and Electrics Tech studio • Carissa Kessel • Madeleine Ours • Shannon Teppert • Tina Taylor Scene shop employees • Michael Bateman • Sarah Baughman • Kate Boyles • Karter Deane • Forest Fowler • Elizabeth Jamison • Kassandra Kunisch • Kelly McDermott • Tina Taylor • Kayla Wall • Dmitriy Yunda