Alicia Mullikin

ANCESTRAL REVERENCE

by Lynn Tofil
May 26, 2017July 16, 2017

In from SEA, AU Collective shows it knows where it came from, and where it’s going.

Something for Everyone at BOOST

by Kaitlin McCarthy
May 11, 2016May 12, 2016

A biennial festival seeking to support PNW dance, BOOST Dance Festival returned from hiatus last weekend, May 29-30, taking over its new location at Broadway… Read More »Something for Everyone at BOOST

Dust & Angels: A Serenade to Home

by Kaitlin McCarthy
September 23, 2015October 8, 2015

Six women stared out at the audience, poised in formal tableau around a brown loveseat. Poetic descriptions of mothers and grandmothers played overhead, reinforcing the… Read More »Dust & Angels: A Serenade to Home

BOOST Week 2: Fight for It

by Ciara McCormack
April 17, 2014April 30, 2014

BOOST 2014’s second week program filled the Erickson Theater with tension and struggle. Many of these fights were subtle or internal, but intensely fraught nonetheless.… Read More »BOOST Week 2: Fight for It

Benefit Concert Aids Local Dancer

by Mariko Smithashima
March 26, 2014April 4, 2014

The Seattle dance community has many outstanding qualities, but what makes it more than just a wonderful place to work, dance, and create, is the… Read More »Benefit Concert Aids Local Dancer

Iron Daisies Verges on Catharsis

by Anna Waller
October 19, 2013October 30, 2013

Entropy’s Iron Daisies is a heavy show. It is beautifully heavy, sorrowfully heavy. Alicia and Daniel Mullikin, the choreographer-composer (and wife-husband) team who direct Entropy,… Read More »Iron Daisies Verges on Catharsis

Behind the Scenes of Iron Daisies

by Charlotte Hart
October 17, 2013October 20, 2013

Entropy Directors Alicia and Daniel Mullikin started creating dance together in 2008 and have since produced works for multiple venues around Seattle including On the… Read More »Behind the Scenes of Iron Daisies

Toward A New Jazz Age With CJDP

by Mariko Smithashima
October 10, 2013October 17, 2013

While American jazz dance has been around since the early 1900’s, there are few concert dance companies today that specialize in it. Seattle in particular… Read More »Toward A New Jazz Age With CJDP

Through the Lens of Creative Process at 12 Minutes Max

by Charlotte Hart
April 30, 2013March 24, 2020

Written by Charlotte Hart Britt Karhoff’s maybe it’s quieter Photo by Tim Summers On the Boards presented the fifth and final performance of the 2012-2013… Read More »Through the Lens of Creative Process at 12 Minutes Max