On a warm and sunny late afternoon, Olympic Sculpture Park was packed in a way I have never seen it
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On a warm and sunny late afternoon, Olympic Sculpture Park was packed in a way I have never seen it
Continue readingSeattleites love getting outside during those few summer months when the sun shines. There are outdoor concerts, festivals, movie screenings,
Continue readingOur society proclaims to be a progressive one, one that rises above stereotypes and prejudice. It’s not always true, of
Continue readingDonald Byrd’s work is often a conversation about race, but Spectrum Dance Theater’s A Rap On Race makes the notion
Continue readingDonald Byrd’s Spectrum Dance Theater, the self-billed “foremost contemporary modern dance organization in the Pacific Northwest,” presented DANCE, DANCE, DANCE
Continue readingVelocity Dance Center’s Founders Theater was filled to the brim on Sunday, February 28, with faces of the young and
Continue readingThis year’s Black History Month has been a busy one nationwide, with conversations on the value of black lives happening
Continue readingThe three-week Seattle International Dance Festival culminated Saturday, June 27, at the Moore Theatre. The program boasted work by choreographers
Continue readingCarmina Burana is a work that demands spectacle: big score, big voices, and big dancing. Composer Carl Orff intended his
Continue readingMost people in the Seattle dance community know Anne Lawrence. A faithful mega-fan of all things dance, Anne can usually
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