Spectrum: Farewell—Review Round-Up
Reviews are starting to come in for Spectrum’s recent performances at the Moore. Check back: I’ll add more as I see’em. Cheers – Rosie
Note added 2/24: Sweet! Spectrum Dance Theater gets a marketing/development staff person, and the rest of us get easy access to lots of gorgeous photos (posted in SeattleDances’ review) and a tidy list of reviews. It totally blows my scrappy list out of the water. Here they are, from Spectrum:
Kim Colaprete & Chavi Hohm, Seattle Dances, 2/19/2010
spectrum: farewell—a review
Jeremy Barker, The SunBreak, 2/19/2010
Spectrum Gives Us Dance About the Neoliberal World Order
Michael Upchurch, The Seattle Times, 2/19/2010
Spectrum’s ‘China’ is sound and fury — too much so
Timothy C., Teen Tix Blog, 2/19/2010
shorty review
Denise Opper, Vala Dancewear Blog, 2/21/2010
Spectrum Dance Theater’s “FAREWELL”
Marcie Sillman, Artdish, 2/23/2010
Farewell, by Donald Byrd
Kaya P., Teen Tix Blog, 2/23/2010
No Pre-Studying Necessary
Mary Murfin Bayley, City Arts Magazine blog, 2/23/2010
A Review of Donald Byrd’s “Farewell”
Previews
Sandra Kurtz, Seattle Weekly, 2/10/2010
Spectrum Dance Theater
Roxanne Ray, The International Examiner, 2/13/2010
Spectrum Dance
Michael Upchurch, The Seattle Times, 2/13/2010
Spectrum’s latest show contemplates geopolitics and up-close, high-energy dance
Florangela Davila, KPLU’s Artscape, 2/14/2010
Spectrum Dance Theater is Big, Fast, Intense
Leslie Holleran, Seattle Dances, 2/16/2010
spectrum: farewell – a dramaturgical preview
Jeremy Barker, The SunBreak, 2/17/2010
Spectrum’s Donald Byrd Takes on the Complex Legacy of U.S.-China Relations
Terra Leigh Bell, Seattle Dances, 2/18/2010
spectrum: farewell – a preview – byrd and bell on movement
Heidi Broadhead, PubliCola, 2/18/2010
A Subjective, Dreamlike Meditation on History
