Late on a weeknight, seven dancers gathered downstairs at Historic Washington Hall for the final rehearsals leading to performance. Led
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Category: Reviews
Rich Layers of Cacophony To Fill Washington Hall
By 6:30 PM last Friday night, the four performers of Cacophony for 8 Players had been rehearsing for nine and
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Whim W’him Primed for Primetime
For three nights, Seattle Center’s Cornish Playhouse (formerly Intiman Theatre) filled with “whimmers”– artistic director Olivier Wevers’ term for fans
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Sync or Swim Floats
Syniva Whitney and Will Courtney have quickly made a name for themselves as co-founders of the queer-friendly company GENDER TENDER.
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Seattle CI Lab Brings Research to IMP Series
Every Monday night, for over six years, about a dozen dancers gather in West Seattle and explore Contact Improvisation together.
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Dancers with Day Jobs: Resolving the Identity Crisis
Describing who I am is never easy. My friends in the marketing industry would call me a personal branding
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Emphasis on dance pays off for Land of the Sweets
In what has become a not-so-family-friendly holiday tradition, Land of the Sweets: The Burlesque Nutcracker is back at the Triple
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Next Fest NW 2013 All About the Audience
In an opening night introduction to the 2013 edition of Velocity’s Next Fest NW live performance series, Mark Haim noted
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An Intelligent and Intuitive American Parable
The premise of Dayna Hanson’s The Clay Duke is a 2010 shooting at a Florida school board meeting subsequently made
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A Cinematic Movement
Film is not a new medium. The nexus of dance and film is not particularly new either, but this week’s
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