Seattle Theatre Group (STG) is excited to present the 28th annual DANCE This on Friday, July 10 at The Moore Theatre. DANCE This is STG’s signature dance program that brings together youth and adult performers from diverse communities to collaborate and share their culture through the art of dance. DANCE This continues to connect national dance organizations with local dancers, highlighting the… Read More »DANCE This
Seattle Theatre Group (STG) is excited to present the 28th annual DANCE This on Friday, July 10 at The Moore Theatre. DANCE This is STG’s signature dance program that brings together youth and adult performers from diverse communities to collaborate and share their culture through the art of dance. DANCE This continues to connect national dance organizations with local dancers, highlighting the… Read More »DANCE This
The Red Pants Collective, an improvised movement and sound project founded by father/daughter duo Giordana and James Falzone, are joined by movement artists Alia Swersky and Jadi Carboni (Graz, Austria), and sound artists Tom Baker, Heather Bentley, and Greg Campbell. Alia Swersky: movement Giordana Falzone: movement Jadi Carboni: movement Tom Baker: guitar, theramin, electronics Heather… Read More »Red Pants Collective Performance
Join us for a Climate Variety Show featuring local performers in many performance art styles: dance, music, poetry, live painting, and a sustainable fashion show. You'll hear from 2 Seattle Poet Laureates and artists from the Snoqualmie and Cowlitz tribes, among other artist perspectives. Our mission is to bring together the climate and artistic communities… Read More »Seattle Climate Week Variety Show
CO- presents a free, outdoor dance performance + party featuring Amanda Morgan, Cameo, Miguel Almario, Miss Texas 1988, and sush + free with music by DJ Dark Wiley hosted with support from the Freeway Park Association (on unceded ancestral lands of the Coast Salish people.) In this iteration, the one-hour show will seamlessly loop twice.… Read More »CO- presents: SHOW14
for now, but not for long investigates the restoration and habitat complexity of the once contaminated, post-industrial landscape of Olympic Sculpture Park. This work explores how our individual lives are woven into and affected by reinvention, and it will highlight the diverse landscape by using moving bodies as sculptural entities. Regeneration, decay, attraction, and repulsion will… Read More »SFD+I: BRKFST
the bridge between the sonic & the visual: BLOODSUGAR presents six poets, three clothing designers, three sound artists, two movement artists & two visual artists in a reverse ekphrastic event. a single performance piece that's equal parts fashion, sound, dance, & poetics all responding to each other & to a concealed concept fusing the many… Read More »bloodsugar no. 7
Current Bodies is a dance installation that melds visual art, poetry, and contemporary dance. The performance begins as an interactive installation: suspended fabrics featuring original paintings and poetry inspired by water create a layered landscape that audience members are encouraged to explore before the dancing begins. As the performance unfolds, these fabrics transform into a… Read More »Aubra and Evelyn: Current Bodies
Current Bodies is a dance installation that melds visual art, poetry, and contemporary dance. The performance begins as an interactive installation: suspended fabrics featuring original paintings and poetry inspired by water create a layered landscape that audience members are encouraged to explore before the dancing begins. As the performance unfolds, these fabrics transform into a… Read More »Aubra and Evelyn: Current Bodies
Current Bodies is a dance installation that melds visual art, poetry, and contemporary dance. The performance begins as an interactive installation: suspended fabrics featuring original paintings and poetry inspired by water create a layered landscape that audience members are encouraged to explore before the dancing begins. As the performance unfolds, these fabrics transform into a… Read More »Aubra and Evelyn: Current Bodies