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
Written by Kristen Legg Velocity Dance Center and Spaeth Projects presented the latest Seattle installment of Ten Tiny Dances March 11-13, 2011. Although called Ten… Read More »A Much Overdue Review of the Most Romantic Night Ever
Written by Nalisha Rangel Crystal Pite’s Dark Matter. Photo by Dean Buscher. On February 17, choreographer Crystal Pite’s Dark Matter electrified On the Boards’ stage.… Read More »Kidd Pivot Frankfurt RM’s Dark Matter Sparks Electricity
Written by Rosie Gaynor Pacific Northwest Ballet soloist Lesley Rausch as Cinderella and principal dancer Jeffrey Stanton as the Prince in Kent Stowell’s Cinderella.Photo © Angela Sterling. I have… Read More »PNB’s Cinderella: What Kind of Magic Were You Expecting, Anyway?
Written by Nalisha Rangel From the moment one entered the theatre and heard PotatoFinger’s beats it became clear that his rhythm was intoxicating. In Amy… Read More »Amy O’Neal/tinyrage kicks it with style, grace, and a whole lotta bass
Written by Mariko Nagashima Chop Shop: Bodies of Work, a contemporary dance festival hosted by Stone Dance Productions, brought together a well-rounded mix of modern… Read More »Chop Shop Provides Diverse Look at Seattle’s Thriving Contemporary Dance Scene
Written by Kristen Legg The wonderful thing about Grupo Corpo is that, while choreographers Rodrigo Pederneiras’ choreography has a very distinct movement quality that can… Read More »Grupo Corpo Presents Two Works at Meany Hall