The Seattle International Dance Festival lights up Seattle June 6–14 with over 25 dance groups from Africa, Asia, and North America delivering some of the most electrifying contemporary work of the year. In just nine days, you can experience the full sweep of today's dance—an entire year's range of styles and voices—brought together in one… Read More »Seattle International Dance Festival
The Children of Shelly’s Leg is intentionally celebrating queer and trans lives through visual and performance art activations in Pioneer Square, Seattle’s historic gay neighborhood, during Pride and the World Cup, for locals and international visitors. “Shelly’s Leg (1973-1977) was Seattle’s first disco, an unapologetically gay establishment that welcomed revelers of every sexuality.” – History Link This… Read More »Children of Shelly’s Leg: MARCO FARRONI LEONARDO PERFORMANCE ACTIVATION
IMPULSE CONTROL is the debut full-length work of WhipLash Dance, created and directed by Tyra Rose. The piece confronts addiction — not as a cautionary tale, but as lived experience — tracing the tension between desire and restraint through visceral, conceptually driven movement. Over four years and six movement studies, audiences in Seattle have watched… Read More »IMPULSE CONTROL
IMPULSE CONTROL is the debut full-length work of WhipLash Dance, created and directed by Tyra Rose. The piece confronts addiction — not as a cautionary tale, but as lived experience — tracing the tension between desire and restraint through visceral, conceptually driven movement. Over four years and six movement studies, audiences in Seattle have watched… Read More »IMPULSE CONTROL
We are thrilled to welcome artists of mixed mediums to our June 3..2..1 program including, Alia Swersky, Ihsan Kahveci, and Chad. A night of dance, theater, comedy, and draglesque, come celebrate short narrative works. This will be our founder (Megan's) final Seattle show before taking 3..2..1 to Ed Fringe and continuing the development of SaltShake Productions… Read More »3..2..1
We are thrilled to welcome artists of mixed mediums to our June 3..2..1 program including, Alia Swersky, Ihsan Kahveci, and Chad. A night of dance, theater, comedy, and draglesque, come celebrate short narrative works. This will be our founder (Megan's) final Seattle show before taking 3..2..1 to Ed Fringe and continuing the development of SaltShake Productions… Read More »3..2..1
IMPULSE CONTROL is the debut full-length work of WhipLash Dance, created and directed by Tyra Rose. The piece confronts addiction — not as a cautionary tale, but as lived experience — tracing the tension between desire and restraint through visceral, conceptually driven movement. Over four years and six movement studies, audiences in Seattle have watched… Read More »IMPULSE CONTROL
Choreographers Danielbi Peridomo and marco farroni leonardo present two new dance works in response to ANTiPODE Art Gallery's exhibition of visual art by Forouzan Safari. Their choreography and exhibition explore free expression of queerness, gender equality, and liberation from and resistance to repression. ode • ANTiPODE is supported creative residency and performance series for dance… Read More »ode • ANTiPODE – Danielbi Perdomo + marco farroni leonardo
Choreographers Danielbi Peridomo and marco farroni leonardo present two new dance works in response to ANTiPODE Art Gallery's exhibition of visual art by Forouzan Safari. Their choreography and exhibition explore free expression of queerness, gender equality, and liberation from and resistance to repression. ode • ANTiPODE is supported creative residency and performance series for dance… Read More »ode • ANTiPODE – Danielbi Perdomo + marco farroni leonardo
The Wayward Music Series is pleased to welcome Seattle Collaboration Society for an evening of interdisciplinary free improvisation. The program begins with a 30-minute improvised performance featuring movement artist, choreographer, and educator Natalie Grant alongside jazz pianist, improviser, and Seattle Collaboration Society founder Jack Ramsey. Drawing on their distinct artistic practices, Grant and Ramsey will… Read More »Seattle Collaboration Society at Good Shepherd Center