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Author: West Liberty
DANCECRUSH SPOTLIGHT: SIMONE PIN
DanceCrush Simone Pin, led by powerhouse duo Shay Simone and Annya Pin, have been dazzling audiences on stage since 2018.
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FEELING COOPED-UP
Cooped-Up is a dance created and performed under the rare and specific circumstances of the shelter in place order.
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TRUTH IN TRANSITION
Drama Tops: This is for You examines a journey of gender transition with nuance and generosity.
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BLACK BOIS: A MASTERPIECE
Dani Tirrell’s Black Bois showcases the unique talent of each of its cast members and the collective artistic excellence of Seattle’s Black community.
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DANCECRUSH SPOTLIGHT: ELBY BROSCH
West Liberty talks with Elby Brosch about gender, creative process, and his latest project Drama Tops, This Is For You.
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RITUAL AND REBELLION
Velocity’s NEXT FEST runs the gamut of responses to theme Ritual & Rebellion within a permeable, shifting performance space.
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ORGANICALLY INVOLVED
Keith Hennessy’s Sink creates global connections from intimate, socially conscious, audience involvement.
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PLAY IN PRESENCE
Alia Swersky and Corrie Befort show their prowess in an evening where improvisational dance and music come together.
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COMPLEXITY IN CONVERSATION
Sean Dorsey’s Boys in Trouble finds complexity in personal narrative and questions over answers.
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