Converge Festival presents a prop-centric showcase under their new leadership.
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Author: Kaitlin McCarthy
Kaitlin likes dance. She likes to make it, see it, direct it, think about it, talk about it, and write about it. She started dancing in her hometown of Ann Arbor, MI before attending Mt Holyoke College where she graduated summa cum laude in 2009. In Seattle she has worked with a dozen local choreographers as a dancer and has created work for 12 Minutes Max, Full Tilt, and HOT MESS, which she also co-produced. Kaitlin has been writing critical reviews for SeattleDances for several years. For more information please visit kaitlinmccarthy.com.
DANCECRUSH SPOTLIGHT: JADE SOLOMON CURTIS
If you didn’t catch Jade Solomon Curtis’ Black Like Me last year (a 2016 DanceCrush winner), then you’re in luck.
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DANCECRUSH KT NIEHOFF: CELESTIAL BODIES AND HUMAN ONES
KT Niehoff had a vision: a giant planetarium-like space filled with floating objects surrounding visitors, who take in a performance
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Studio Current’s Sweet New Home
Now in it’s 13th year, Studio Current is seeing some big changes. The arts space and community dedicated to artistic
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See MA at NWFF this Weekend
Celia Rowlson-Hall’s breathtaking film takes dance cinema to new level with her feature-length production, MA. The film, shot across the
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A “Glimpse” into the Underscore
It’s not often you get to study with the originator of a form, but the relatively recent innovation of Contact
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It’s Not Too Late: A Primer on White Hostility
It’s hard to be interested in anything right now except what’s going on right now. How are we supposed to care
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Doorway to Dreams: an attic an exit
Only a lucky few will get to see an attic an exit, the duet created by Rachael Lincoln and Leslie
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Lesser Evils Show Finds Strength in Vulnerability
Trying to describe Dylan Ward’s newest work is kind of like telling someone what happened in your dream last night.
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Book and Event: Marcie Sillman and Jonathan Porretta
Celebrated dance journalist Marcie Sillman has recently completed her book, Out There: Jonathan Porretta’s Life in Dance, which features the
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