Reviews – Seattle Dances

MAKE WAY FOR JINGLE ALL THE GAY

The next chapter of Homo for the Holidays keeps the Capitol Hill tradition alive.

All Premiere asks the audience to dig deep into minute details to create meaning, then pulls ‘em out with some existential hilarity.

STG’s 10th annual Global Party offers a diversity of talents with cultural groups representing dance from across the globe.

Compagnie Käfig presents Pixel: a multi-media collaboration fusing hip-hop, circus arts, and digital light projection.

Hypernova’s Bitter Suites adventures into adolescent self-doubt.

RE/33: The Uninvited shows a glimpse into 90s Seattle and the local tradition of nonconformity.

Petra Zanki’s Freight moves the audience as metaphor.

Shakespeare’s Comedic Work Takes a Somber Turn in Beth Terwilleger’s The Midsummer.

Karin Stevens Dance presents lily[bloom in my darkness] and writer Risa Nagel reflects on historical complexities.

The Friday evening performance of On the Boards first SOLO Fest grapples with identity and vulnerability.