There were many takeaways from Sapience Dance Collective’s annual Converge Dance Festival—including the talent of the dancers and the creative,
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There were many takeaways from Sapience Dance Collective’s annual Converge Dance Festival—including the talent of the dancers and the creative,
Continue readingMixed repertory shows can often end up a grab-bag of unrelated works that may or may not make a whole
Continue readingA tiny room with a staircase descending through the performing space is not everyone’s idea of the perfect venue for
Continue readingAgain! More! That is how I felt after every piece of Pacific Northwest Ballet’s aptly-named program, The Vertiginous Thrill of
Continue reading“Ten tiny dancers on a platform” is how my companion referred to the show in a slip of the tongue.
Continue readingLike many dancers, I have performed in many (too many?) Nutcrackers. Intellectually, I can appreciate the ballet’s role as a
Continue readingThe dancers of Pacific Northwest Ballet showed themselves at their best in the four contemporary works of Director’s Choice. Though
Continue readingUpon entering Washington Hall, audience members at Who’s afraid of Deborah Hay? were directed upstairs to the balcony overlooking the
Continue readingThe Bridge Project at Velocity Dance Center is one of the many ways Velocity supports Seattle’s performance community. It stands
Continue readingOn the Boards’ second 12 Minutes Max of the season, curated by Jim Kent and Kia Pierce, offered another full,
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