REFLECTIONS DANCE FESTIVAL
Reflections Dance Festival marks the new Pier 62 space with art as celebration, mourning, education, activism, and inspiration.
Richael Best (she/her) grew up studying ballet at San Francisco’s City Ballet School under Damara Bennett and Galina Alexandrova. She has also trained in jazz, contemporary, hip hop, swing, ballroom dance, and musical theatre. A graduate of Whitman College with a degree in English, Richael is thrilled to combine her passion for dance with her love of words while writing for Seattle Dances. When she’s not attending dance shows, Richael works for Sasquatch Books, an independent publisher in Seattle.
Reflections Dance Festival marks the new Pier 62 space with art as celebration, mourning, education, activism, and inspiration.
Bi-coastal sisters Ilona (NYC) and Danica (Seattle) Bito use their connection to create a platform for communication.
Simone Pin’s Dollhouse is elegantly creepy, creative, and boundary-pushing burlesque.
The collaboration between Kate Wallich and musician Perfume Genius is a pretentious fantasy that glorifies questionable values.
Coriolis presents Natascha Greenwalt’s Danses des Cygnes – a utopic swan society handles sexual assault.
The inaugural work of joBdance. takes on technology and intimacy in (dis)connect.
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Jody Kuehner discusses her upcoming work DITCH, including 80 daily performances with a full cast at the Frye.
In a political environment where reactions to current events are often strongly divided, our deeply held convictions can blind us to alternative interpretations. What’s Missing?,… Read More »QUESTIONS IN WHAT’S MISSING?