Angelica Generosa – Seattle Dances

FROM THE EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: JUNE

Note-worthy items and hot takes from a busy June: Lynn Tofil, Cameo, NWNW, new companies, and more.

PNB’s Sleeping Beauty gives the opportunity to imagine a previous era, and to reflect on the choreography through a contemporary perspective.

Alex Ung’s new company debuts its first show at Yaw theater.

The sea of ballet dancers clothed in dark blue move with such intensity it’s as if the audience is watching

Crystal Pite steals the show at PNB’s Her Story.

PNB’s season opener is visually dazzling, but has the beloved Balanchine ballet become a bore?

David Dawson’s Empire Noir boldly opened PNB’s 2016-17 Director’s Choice, the curtain rising on ten dancers in front of John

Pacific Northwest Ballet bills Coppélia as “the happiest ballet on earth,” and that’s not far off: it’s a comedy where

With Director’s Choice, Pacific Northwest Ballet artistic director Peter Boal programmed a triple bill of works ranging from neoclassical to

For Seattleites, it’s hard to recall a more electric night at the ballet than Friday, November 27. Before a packed