Our society proclaims to be a progressive one, one that rises above stereotypes and prejudice. It’s not always true, of
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Tag: Cornish Playhouse
Emotions Manifest in Whim’s OUT-spoken
“Dance is a form of human expression that we can all share and understand,” Whim W’him’s Artistic Director Olivier Wevers
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No Longer Invisible in Rambunctious 2.0
This year’s Black History Month has been a busy one nationwide, with conversations on the value of black lives happening
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Get IN-spired: Whim Continues to Stun
IN-spired, the latest performance from Seattle’s Whim W’Him, opened this past Friday, January 22, to a large crowd of enthused
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Art and Exposition in The Withing Project
A woman dying of cancer tries to explain a phenomenon to her doctor—that when she’s with certain people, her pain
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Epic Mythology Retold at Cabiri’s EZID
Fans of mythology and spectacle rejoice: The Cabiri is back with EZID, the second installment of an epic mythological trilogy,
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X-posed Angst at Whim W’him
In its five years as a company, Olivier Wevers’ Whim W’Him has established itself as a troupe of incredible dancers,
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Spectrum Unpacks Racism
Bring up the topic of race anywhere in the country, and most people react with telling responses: clammy expressions, uncomfortable
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Minstrel Show Update Revisits Race Conversation
For a good, hard look at race in America, go see Donald Byrd’s The Minstrel Show Revisited this weekend. Opening
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Genre Bender A Melting Pot of Performing Arts
Shifting from live music to spoken word to dance to theater, Genre Bender showcased Seattle artists of every order, each
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