Please fill out the form below, donate whatever amount you wish to our CIRCUS SCHOLARSHIP FUND, and you will receive a link to view “The Wild Rumpus Presents: A STREET SHOW!” On May 15, 2021, we took to the streets of downtown Mazomanie with a joyful display of daring, coordination, and silliness, presenting a short …
When the Mazo Movement Arts Center opened its doors in early 2002, its aim was to provide teaching, practice and performance space for all kinds of movement and musical formss. In addition to the weekly performances that accompany our circus camps, and the touring show that we’ve been lucky enough to perform on FOUR CONTINENTS, …
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we have extended our flexible cancellation policy. If either a camp or class is cancelled, or if you must cancel your enrollment in a camp or class, please email wildrumpuscircus@gmail.com and let us know which of the following you’d like: A full refund of your fees, minus any processing, paypal …
The Mazo Movement Arts Center opened its doors in January of 2002, with the goal of providing learning, performance and practice space for a wide variety of forms. Here’s a partial list of the teaching artists that have enriched our space and our lives over the years: 2002: Kay Rhode (Mt. Horeb), Kathleen Maltese (Chicago), …
While current public health orders have put our classes, performances and public events on pause, we still have a beautiful building that we’d love to share for solo retreats, family fun days, physical fitness and creative practice! So if stay at home orders have you feeling cabin feverish, consider a private rental! You’d be the …
We believe that creating opportunities to be physically active, engage our imaginations and laugh in the presence of others is a critical part of staying healthy and sane these days. We’ve thought long and hard and gained practical experience through our summer season of smaller, physically distanced but still fantastic Wild Rumpus Circus Camps. We …
This, our 20th season of circus camps, will be another rather different one. Last year, we made some changes to comply with specific guidance from state and county departments of public health for summer camps and day care providers. Our plans for 2021 are as follows. They are subject to change, based on state and …
During these strange, necessary days of physical distancing, we are really MISSING the smiles and laughter of our Wild Rumpus gang! So we are inviting you to join us, from a distance, in this little video experiment…. By April 26, 2020, record and send us a short video (10-20 sec.) of yourself ON PARADE! Parade …
Here is the resource guide written by Polly Craig to accompany our “Wild Rumpus WORLD Circus; Stilts, Masks, Multiculturalism” project. In May of 2018, a team of four teaching artists conducted two residencies, one at Mazomanie Elementary and the other at the Lussier Community and Education Center in Madison, with generous support from Dane Arts, …
Our scholarship fund was initiated in 2013, as a way to make the workshops, classes and camps we offer more accessible to all. Most of our funds come from our annual original community-based production, “The Wild Rumpus Winter Circus.” All profits after show expenses are met go into our scholarship fund. We have raised and …