Reviews – Seattle Dances

DANCE FOR HUMANITY

Mark Haim’s Parts to a Sum sweetly shows us that art is a collective act.

There’s only a few more days to catch Peggy Piacenza’s exquisite and intimate film installation and accompanying performance.

PNB’s Director’s Choice featured the standout work The Trees The Trees, choreographed by Robyn Mineko Williams.

Naharin’s Venezuela intentionally disturbs, leaving the audience to grapple with content.

Petra Zanki’s Pleasant Place searches for existential answers, and finds roots in the natural world.

Carl Lawrence’s multidisciplinary work creates a captivating dark world.

Technology connects us, and still leaves us isolated. We are told that we can “have it all” and are fed

TINT Dance Festival celebrates choreographers and dancers of color, with brilliant results.

The shared humanity at Performance and a Party struggles against its exclusive venue.

Nicola Gunn’s theater/dance piece hilariously and poignantly investigates a moral dilemma.