Reflection – Seattle Dances

SH*T GOLD HEADS OUTDOORS

The multi-disciplinary performance open mic embraces mini outdoor performances in Seattle public parks.

The Seattle Dance Alliance was established to collectively navigate a new era of dance teaching informed by COVID-19.

With in-person rehearsals suspended during Covid-19, dance artists around the city grapple with how to rehearse under quarantine.

Eight Seattle-area dance artists, 30 to 64, share thoughts on dancing, getting older, and allowing that love to shift.

Learning from our mistakes, and hoping transparency can help others learn from them too.

Kaitlin McCarthy’s personal reflection on Petra Zanki’s 2015 PACES, which shows at Yellow Fish on August 28.

Sh*t Gold’s Deep End features room for unbridled experimentation.

Shannon Stewart returns to Seattle with a lecture/workshop performance on her research, Body Based Theory Practice.

When Richard Campbell started writing about dance at the Seattle P-I in the early 1970s, the community was a very

It’s not often you get to study with the originator of a form, but the relatively recent innovation of Contact