Margaret Mullin – Seattle Dances

LOCALLY SOURCED

PNB’s Locally Sourced hires three local choreographers to make new work, but in some cases production value outshines the choreography.

PNB’S 2019-20 season opener showcased the spectrum of ballet’s delights.

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

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

Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Emergence program (November 6-14 at McCaw Hall) brings together four wildly different works of contemporary ballet. On

Again! More! That is how I felt after every piece of Pacific Northwest Ballet’s aptly-named program, The Vertiginous Thrill of

The dancers of Pacific Northwest Ballet showed themselves at their best in the four contemporary works of Director’s Choice. Though

Pacific Northwest Ballet is by all accounts a versatile company: they are capable of tackling a broad range of contemporary

Pacific Northwest Ballet’s production of Giselle is a dream for any dance enthusiast or historian, but it’s also a moving,

“If we shadows have offended / Think but this, and all is mended / That you have but slumber’d here