Liz Houlton, Alyza DelPan-Monley, and Elby Brosch explore their points of view in last month’s This, That, & the Other.
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Author: Sandra Kurtz
FLAMENCO FEELS
Madre Flamenca brings humor, emotion, and connection to The Royal Room.
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REMEMBERING KABBY MITCHELL
Remembering Kabby Mitchell, PNB’s first black male soloist and community leader in PNW dance.
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REMEMBERING DANCE WRITER R.M. CAMPBELL
When Richard Campbell started writing about dance at the Seattle P-I in the early 1970s, the community was a very
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Nomads: Not all who wander are lost
At a time when thousands of refugees fill our media and our minds with grim images, it’s a challenge to
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The Nutcracker: A History
The Nutcracker is the Shmoo of ballets. If you’re under 50, you’ll probably have to look up cartoonist Al Capp’s
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Small Beauties in Petra Zanki’s 365
Petra Zanki’s 365 – A Solo was laced through with small beauties, but you needed to look carefully to see
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SIDF Shines Spotlight on Seattle
Despite the “international” in its title, the Seattle International Dance Festival has been making plenty of room for local artists.
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KSD Finds Meaning in Movement
Strangely enough, you can tell a lot about a dancer by how they stand still. There are styles in stillness,
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Striking Visuals at The Three Yells
Veronica Lee-Baik has a clear eye for an unusual landscape—her stage pictures are distinctive and disturbing. Lee-Baik’s Her Name is Isaac (Cornish
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