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Tag: Jade Solomon Curtis
SOLO FEST 2020
On the Board’s second SOLO Fest celebrates five POC and women artists on the mainstage.
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SELF AND SELFIE AWARE
Alex Crozier’s Millennials features characters, high kicks, and non-committal commentary.
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DANCECRUSH SPOTLIGHT: JADE SOLOMON CURTIS
If you didn’t catch Jade Solomon Curtis’ Black Like Me last year (a 2016 DanceCrush winner), then you’re in luck.
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2016 DanceCrushes Announced!
After much deliberation over so many fantastic performances in the last year, we are thrilled to announce our 2016 DanceCrush
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At SOLO(S), one body is all you need
Some choreographers need or want a village of people to execute their vision. And then there are others, like Mary
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Showing Out Shows Up
In the umbrella term contemporary dance, the word ‘contemporary’ usually refers only to the movement aesthetic, and rarely indicates if
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Black Arts Take the Stage at Showing Out
Velocity Dance Center’s Founders Theater was filled to the brim on Sunday, February 28, with faces of the young and
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Dancers Shine Bright in SIDF Final Program
The three-week Seattle International Dance Festival culminated Saturday, June 27, at the Moore Theatre. The program boasted work by choreographers
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Byrd Reframes Carmina Burana
Carmina Burana is a work that demands spectacle: big score, big voices, and big dancing. Composer Carl Orff intended his
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