Fans of mythology and spectacle rejoice: The Cabiri is back with EZID, the second installment of an epic mythological trilogy,
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A Duet, An Entrance: People Like You
People Like You marks the live performance Seattle debut of Rachael Lincoln and Leslie Seiters, though some Seattleites may have
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Creating a New MANIFESTO
It started as a solo skit for a sea cucumber. The roots of ilvs strauss’s MANIFESTO are simple enough, but
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House of Verlaine Opens New Doors
“In the past I’ve brought a classical aesthetic to burlesque dance,” says Lily Verlaine, the Seattle burlesque diva extraordinaire. Now,
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The Many Voices of Isis Women Arts
The 6th Annual Isis Women Arts Festival seeks to give female-identifying artists a space—a literal space—where they can present their
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Gosti Entwines Physicality and Politics
Imagine yourself in a cathedral. But instead of hearing Mass, you see five dancers stand in a clump, systematically moving
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The Freedom of Going Solo
Louis Gervais is no stranger to solo work. He’s been performing his own choreography and performance pieces as a solo
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Intrepidus Explores What it Means to be HUMAN
There are moments in freshly formed Intrepidus Dance’s show HUMAN that are stark: a despairing breath drives the movement, a
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House of Thee UnHoly: A “Rocklesque” Extravaganza
House of Thee UnHoly, a ‘70s epic rock-burlesque-theater spectacle that defies categorization, will see its sixth incarnation this March 11-15
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Ten Tiny Dances: Small Stage, Big Idea
If “art is limitation, and the essence of every picture is the frame,” as the writer G.K. Chesterton once said,
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