Coriolis Dancer Collective company members In this struggling economy, finding sufficient funding can be challenging. Even though thousands of grants are still available, the applicant… Read More »Three Great Ways to Fundraise
By Rosie Gaynor Chalnessa Eames and Josh Spell in Paul Gibson’s The Piano Dance Photo by Angela Sterling. Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Season Encore Performance on… Read More »PNB’s Encore Celebrates Eight Departing Dancers
Written by Kristen Legg Set and ResetPhoto by Deen Van Meer. When one thinks of Trisha Brown, images of sinuous bodies, emotional disconnect, and a… Read More »Trisha Brown Dance Company Presents Bits of History and a World Premier at Meany Hall
1. Ruffles and RafflesCost: $10Here’s the most “bang for your buck.” See performances by Coriolis Dance Collective, Markeith Wiley, Kate Wallich, Paris Original, Trojan Original, Madisun Avenue, Roxie Moxie, Rachel Strickland, and musical… Read More »How to support the arts
Written by Steve Ha Kate Wallich and dancers in A Wood Frame.Photo by Tim Summers. Occupying the Erickson Theater this weekend and next are several… Read More »BOOST Dance Festival Puts Local Artists in the Spotlight
Written by Steve Ha Soothing, Cimmerian, vibrant, and prismatic, Pacific Northwest Ballet’s CONTEMPORARY 4 is a quadruple bill that is best described by the simplistic color schemes… Read More »Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Contemporary 4 Makes it Simple—and Stunning
Written by Steve Ha In performance this past weekend at the Erickson Theater on Broadway, Dance Contemporary, under the direction of Tesee George and Karen… Read More »Dance Contemporary Presents Truly Modern Dance at the Erickson
Written by Mariko Nagashima Abou Lagraa’s Compagnie La Baraka performed their epic A World in Itself March 3-5, 2011, marking their second appearance in UW’s… Read More »UW World Dance Series Brings Compagnie La Baraka to Meany Hall
Written by Steve Ha In an evening of intensity, rawness, and impromptu beauty, Spectrum Dance Theater’s newest work, The Mother of Us All, is a… Read More »Spectrum Dance Premieres New Work at The Moore Theatre
Written by Mariko Nagashima On February 25, 2011, the Fremont Abbey presented A Moving Conversation, a performance that not only presented the audience with eleven… Read More »A Moving Conversation Offers Glimpse at Choreographic Process