Seattle Dance Collective releases five new dance films over the month of July. Lynn Tofil finds commonality in the first two works, and previews the upcoming films.
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Author: Lynn Tofil
ABOUT TIME FOR 12 SECONDS MAX
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted time itself. In response, Alyza DelPan-Monley curated an online rendition of 12 Minutes Max: The 12 Second Edition.
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FLOOD: FIRST SHOWING
Father/daughter team Hanna and Jenna Eady show the first iteration of a new project exploring familial ties to Palestinian culture.
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THE MYSTERY OF ALIVENESS
Jessica Jobaris and General Magic present a frenzied meditation on how to reconcile the vast nature of our collective being.
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DANCECRUSH SPOTLIGHT: CHERYL DELOSTRINOS & FAUSTO RIVERA
DanceCrushes Delostrinos and Rivera talk how friendship, community, and commonalities in background influence their working relationship.
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DANCECRUSH SPOTLIGHT: AMY J LAMBERT
Amy J Lambert reflects on making humorous dance, teaching, and supporting artists between projects.
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DANCE FOR HUMANITY
Mark Haim’s Parts to a Sum sweetly shows us that art is a collective act.
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BEAUTIFUL UNCERTAINTY
Petra Zanki’s Pleasant Place searches for existential answers, and finds roots in the natural world.
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FIGURES OF SPEECH
Alonzo King LINES Ballet honors dead and dying languages in Figures of Speech.
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DANCECRUSH SPOTLIGHT: MARY SHELDON SCOTT
2017 DanceCrush Mary Sheldon Scott talks with Lynn Tofil about her process in visual art and choreography, and what’s next.
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