PRODUCED BY LIZ SEXE DANCE
Special Guests (2024) spring break tour was performed in Minneapolis, MN at Resource, in Madison, WI at Art and Literature Laboratory (ALL) and in Milwaukee, WI at Milwaukee Artist Resource Network (MARN). This is an evening length multi-media collaboration between Liz Sexe (dance) and Tim Russell (music). “They are being special guests and inviting special guests, not to mention the special guests in attendance. This evening of music/movement improvisations from Russell, Sexe focuses attention on place, space and the people found there.”
Untitled: for the sake of progress (2019) was performed in Tomah, WI and Madison, WI. Liberty was explored in an evening length production by both Madison and Tomah Dancers. This project was supported by funds from University of Wisconsin–Madison Division of the Arts Edna Wiechers Arts in Wisconsin Award.
Dane Arts Dance Arts (2018) was a curated evening of local choreographer’s work sponsored by Dane Arts. Liz Sexe produced this event at Dane Arts Mural Arts Space in Madison, WI.
Crossing Between (2018) took place at The Crossing on April 28th, 2018. This was a shared show with Collette Stewart. Sexe Dancers revisited and reworked -ment.
pursuit - in parts- impart (2017) took place at Olin Park on May 24th and May 25th. This production was a collaboration/shared show with Scratch Dance (Erica Pinigis) where Liz and Erica set a work on their own dancers and then the other's dancers. Memory: In Parts & Impart explored collective memory and was set on both Sexe Dancers and Scratch Dancers.
TWO: exploring duos (2016) took place at the Madison Circus Space on October 15th. Choreographers Kate Corby, Heidi Krause, Li Chiao-Ping, Maureen Janson, Liz Sexe, Marlene Skog, Collette Stewart and Lisa Thurrell each contributed works exploring the idea of duo. Liz has the pleasure to perform in seven of the works and share one duet of her own.
Living Among; Feeding Upon (2016) took place at the Madison Circus Space on June 3rd and June 4th.
ONE: an evening of solo dances (2016) was an evening of seven different solos choreographed by seven different choreographers produced by Liz Sexe Dance.
-ment (2015) was Liz Sexe Dance Companies first evening length production
2024 “Olympic Dances” a sextet and collaboration with the UW Madison Music Department’s Wind Ensemble. Music by John Harbison, Conducted by Scott Teeple.
2023 “Parallax” a group work set on UW Madison Dance Department with music by Emili Earhart.
2023 “Study F” a collection of works performed at Isthmus Dance Collective’s Shifting Gears Bike Path Festival.
2023 “iterations 5.6” Contemporary Ballet set on CMB music by Andrew Bocher
2022 “Lisa’s Lament” a solo song performed at Li Chiao-Ping’s SEED Festival
2022 “Sorry, who killed the angels?” a solo immersive evening length work with modular synth composition by Liz Sexe
2022 ~ a group work with sound design by Timothy Russell at UW Madison
2021 “Study D_polarize” a duet with original music by Timothy Russell at SEED (June) and Shifting Gears (July)
2020 “Transcribing Our Family Story” screendance at SEED (June) Art Moves (July) virtual events
2019 “Lone Sum: Part II” solo at LunArt Festival
2019 “Lone Sum: Part I” on Kanopy Dance Company (April) and Liz Sexe Dance (June)
2019 “Untitled: For the Sake of Progress” with music by Complexcomplex at UW Madison
2018 Bubbler Residency Gallery Showing
2018 “Rounds Improvisation” score by Timothy Russell
2018 “Traces of Memory” FILM collaboration with Jake Neuman and Timothy Russell
2017 “Memory: In parts & impart” with live sound by Tim Russell
2017 “Folding, Unfolding, Refolding” with original music by Tim Russell
2016 “Claw” with original music by Tim Russell
2016 “Chapter One” with original sound design by Tim Russell
2015 “-ment” with original music by Timothy Russell.
2013 “Wonder in the Familiar” with original music by Timothy Russell.
2013 “Climb” solo with original music by Eric Sheffiled.
2013 “Sleepy Faults” sound design by Timothy Russell.
2012 “Wound Up” original music by Timothy Russell.
2012 “…and me” with music arranged by James Morrison and Joe Chindamo.
2012 “Ursa Minor Project” a collaboration with Timothy Russell part of ACDFA
2011 “You Can Please Everyone” with original music by Timothy Russell.
2011 “Anthophilous: living among/feeding upon” with original music by Luigi Marino and Joe Straub.
2010 “Doors are Doors” original music by Joe Straub, and set design by Joey Castor.
2010 “Sighs Too Deep for Words” music arranged by Sean Wesche and Paul Naughton.
2010 “realTIME” original music by Blaise Durose and projection by Liz Sexe.