Written by Mariko Nagashima Joe Goode Performance Group in The RamblerPhoto by RJ Muna In an effort to integrate more dance into their arts programming,… Read More »Joe Goode Performance Group Rambles Through Kirkland
Written by Carla María Negrete Martínez A Moving Conversation, Fremont’s annual movement arts event, aims to bring together both new and established choreographers in Seattle… Read More »Preview: A Moving Conversation
Written by Mariko Nagashima Ditta Miranda Jasjfi in “Vollmond” in Wim Wenders’ PINA. ©Neue Road Movies GmbH, Photo by Donata Wenders. A Sundance Selects release.… Read More »Behind the Scenes of Pina: An Interview with Wim Wenders
Written by Victoria Jacobs Dancer and choreographer Ellie Sandstrom in “for one/for two”Photo by Rex Tranter Chop Shop: Bodies of Work, under the direction of… Read More »Broad Range of Works Define Chop Shop
Written by Kristen Legg “Nonimaginary”Choreography and movement: Aaron Swartzman, Amelia ReeberPhoto: Tim Summers Some people see improvisation as a frightening medium—where too much creativity is… Read More »Velocity Makes Good on Promise at “Flashes of Brilliance"
Written by Mariko Nagashima (Dancer Anne Marsen as “The Girl”Photo courtesy of Girl Walk // All Day) Ever been struck by an urge to dance… Read More »Girl Walk // All Day Makes Its Seattle Premier
Written by Victoria Jacobs Photo by Tim Summers At 9:04 pm, Scott Davis stood in the center of the sparsely lit Washington Hall, reaching up… Read More »12 Hour Play Pushes Past Time
Written by Kristen Legg Pacific Northwest Ballet principal dancers Carla Körbes and Karel Cruz in Alexei Ratmansky’s Don Quixote. Photo © Angela Sterling Pacific Northwest Ballet… Read More »PNB’s Principals and Soloists Shine in Don Quixote
Written by Victoria McConnell Shen Wei Dance Arts in Limited StatesPhoto by Rick McCullough The first and last thing a human knows is her body.… Read More »Shen Wei Dance Arts’ Limited States Offers Prolific Creativity
Written by Christin Call Dancers in the installation “Eyes of the Skin”Photo by Tim Summers The performance and sculptural installation “Eyes of the Skin” opened… Read More »Eyes of the Skin Feels Its Way Towards Tenderness