A Duet, An Entrance: People Like You
People Like You marks the live performance Seattle debut of Rachael Lincoln and Leslie Seiters, though some Seattleites may have seen their film, May and… Read More »A Duet, An Entrance: People Like You
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Creating a New MANIFESTO
It started as a solo skit for a sea cucumber. The roots of ilvs strauss’s MANIFESTO are simple enough, but the past two years have… Read More »Creating a New MANIFESTO
House of Verlaine Opens New Doors
“In the past I’ve brought a classical aesthetic to burlesque dance,” says Lily Verlaine, the Seattle burlesque diva extraordinaire. Now, as the director of House… Read More »House of Verlaine Opens New Doors
The Many Voices of Isis Women Arts
The 6th Annual Isis Women Arts Festival seeks to give female-identifying artists a space—a literal space—where they can present their art as part of a… Read More »The Many Voices of Isis Women Arts
Gosti Entwines Physicality and Politics
Imagine yourself in a cathedral. But instead of hearing Mass, you see five dancers stand in a clump, systematically moving each others’ body parts, initiating… Read More »Gosti Entwines Physicality and Politics
The Freedom of Going Solo
Louis Gervais is no stranger to solo work. He’s been performing his own choreography and performance pieces as a solo artist for many years. But… Read More »The Freedom of Going Solo
Intrepidus Explores What it Means to be HUMAN
There are moments in freshly formed Intrepidus Dance’s show HUMAN that are stark: a despairing breath drives the movement, a haunted feeling rebounds through the… Read More »Intrepidus Explores What it Means to be HUMAN
House of Thee UnHoly: A “Rocklesque” Extravaganza
House of Thee UnHoly, a ‘70s epic rock-burlesque-theater spectacle that defies categorization, will see its sixth incarnation this March 11-15 at the Triple Door. Produced… Read More »House of Thee UnHoly: A “Rocklesque” Extravaganza
Ten Tiny Dances: Small Stage, Big Idea
If “art is limitation, and the essence of every picture is the frame,” as the writer G.K. Chesterton once said, then the essence of every… Read More »Ten Tiny Dances: Small Stage, Big Idea
Establishing New (Dance) Roots
Producing a show is no simple feat. There are a million small tasks involved from fundraising to finding a venue, from coordinating a technical crew… Read More »Establishing New (Dance) Roots