Dance Wisconsin...... A Pre-Professional Dance Company with a Unique Vision

Join us for the annual Dance Wisconsin Golf Outing on Friday June 27at The Oaks
Shotgun start at 8:30 a.m.
Entry fee  $90 -- Foursome $360 -- Lunch $15
Sponsorships are still available
Foursome and Ballet Level sponsorship $440     Foursome and Tap Level sponsorship $520
Foursome and Jazz Level sponsorship $600
Hole sponsor   $100 - $200 - $300

Item For the Silent Auction plus many more items

Signed football from the Green Bay Packers

:: NEW! Peter and the Wolf, a lecture demonstration. Book it now!::

One-hour production showing different dance forms (ballet, jazz, tap, modern and hip-hop) plus the full length Peter and the Wolf complete with costumes and sets

Cost $300

Call (608) 221-4535

Perfect for your school, youth group or music class! Can incorporate residency with performance


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News from our Alumni

Justin Bohan

Hi JoJean, it's been a long time and we really need to catch up. This year at Milwaukee has been great. I had to take a little over a month off due to my knee surgery, however the time off and all the rehab made my knee so much better. Now the knee is back in almost full swing and I got to perform company roles in Nutcracker as a jack (or Russian dancer) and I got to perform in A Midsummer Nights Dream as a full corps member because one of the company boys got hurt and couldn't dance so they threw me in all casts for the entire run. Just like you and Jason and everybody ever said it really pays to know all parts and be ready to go in anywhere at any time. Due to all this and my work with MB2 and my work in the school, Michael Pink offered me a contract in the company for next year. I am so excited to tell you this because I couldn't have done it without you, Jean, Jason, and Nicole pushing me, starting my professional dance career here so close to home and at your alma mater is more than I could ever ask for. Thank you so much for everything. Please keep me posted about what you and the company are doing for the end of the year

Love, Justin