Markeith Wiley – Seattle Dances

FROM THE EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: NOV/DEC

New companies! New research platforms! And why Donald Byrd’s Love and Loss was exactly the kind of work we should be seeing at the ballet.

The annual showcase featuring contemporary Black choreographers previews its January mainstage premiere, promising much to look forward to.

The next chapter of Homo for the Holidays keeps the Capitol Hill tradition alive.

The first TINT Dance Festival (Feb 9-10) shines a spotlight on artists of color.

Dancers supporting and falling in The Grief Girl’s latest show.

PE|Mo directors Rosa Vissers and Hatlo discuss process and inspiration as they embark on a new project.

Now in it’s 13th year, Studio Current is seeing some big changes. The arts space and community dedicated to artistic

It’s hard to be interested in anything right now except what’s going on right now. How are we supposed to care

Despite the “international” in its title, the Seattle International Dance Festival has been making plenty of room for local artists.

It’s not often that choreographers or even dance companies can splurge on elaborate theatrical sets. Enter Washington Ensemble Theater, ready