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Written by Mariko Nagashima Ate9 company dancers in rehearsalPhoto by Danielle Agami Danielle Agami knows how to follow her instincts, a trait that appears both… Read More »Preview: Ate9’s Sally meets Stu

Written by Carla María Negrete Martínez Katy Hagelin Dance ProjectPhoto by Alayna Brenchley Katy Hagelin has been choreographing in Seattlefor a number of years now.… Read More »Katy Hagelin Freshens Perspective Through Technical Elegance

Written by Irene E. Beausoleil Dancers Christin Call and Natascha Greenwalt MurphyPhoto by Christin Call( video still) Pushing the boundaries of space, time, and hilarity,… Read More »Flight Deck 2012 Gives Wings to Funny Bones

Written by Sandra Kurtz Teacher, choreographer, and dancer Jesse Jaramillo Jesse Jaramillo came to Seattle as a part of the big wave that followed the… Read More »In Memory: Jesse Jaramillo, 1953–2012

 Written by Irene  E. Beausoleil Catherine Cabeen and CompanyPhoto by Steve Mahler Catherine Cabeen, choreographer and director of Catherine Cabeen and Company, has never been one… Read More »Cabeen Plays the Piper at Olympic Sculpture Park

Written by Mariko Nagashima Susan Haines in DuetPhoto by Ed Miller While the contemporary dance company It Must Have Been Violet’s program claims similarity to… Read More »It Must Have Been Violet Shows Clarity and Creativity

Written by Carla María Negrete Martínez Victoria Jacobs and Craig Juleman in  Mabel and Morley: HearsayPhoto by Tim Summers Last Saturday, August 4, 2012, the… Read More »Improvised Performances Driven by Comedy

Written by Laurel Dix The Bolshoi Ballet in Raymonda A full-length story ballet needs to be watched with at least a slight suspension of disbelief.… Read More »Raymonda an Exercise in Elegance

Written by Victoria Jacobs Ray Chung and Karen Nelson in ten min tunePhoto by Tim Summers  Last week’s Seattle Festival of Dance Improvisation at Velocity… Read More »Off the Cuff Brings Range of Teaching Surprises

Written by Mariko Nagashima Julyen Hamilton in The Immaterial WorldPhoto by Patrick Beelaert In the program notes for Julyen Hamilton’s The Immaterial World, he eloquently… Read More »The Intangibility of Julyen Hamilton’s World