Central District Forum for Arts and Ideas

SHOWING OUT PART ONE

by Risa Nagel
November 30, 2019February 20, 2020

The annual showcase featuring contemporary Black choreographers previews its January mainstage premiere, promising much to look forward to.

DANCECRUSH SPOTLIGHT: NOELLE PRICE

by Risa Nagel
September 30, 2019February 24, 2020

Noelle Price talks dance in Seattle and Detroit, and how her history and family inform her artistic practices and ambitions.

QUEEN STREET

by Jo Berliner
September 25, 2019February 24, 2020

Randy Ford’s Queen Street complicates and celebrates intersectional identities.

PRICEARTS SEEKS TO BREAK THE SILENCE

by Miranda Chantelois
October 5, 2018October 29, 2018

Staff Writer Miranda Chantelois chats with Noelle Price, Artistic Director of up-and-coming dance company PRICEarts N.E.W., about her latest project, Remember Me Young.

SHOWING OUT SHINES IN THE CD

by Risa Nagel
September 26, 2018October 29, 2018

Showing Out celebrates Black voices with particular poignancy in the Central District.

SELF AND SELFIE AWARE

by Imana Gunawan
April 30, 2017May 16, 2017

Alex Crozier’s Millennials features characters, high kicks, and non-committal commentary.

DANCECRUSH SPOTLIGHT: JADE SOLOMON CURTIS

by Kaitlin McCarthy
March 17, 2017April 8, 2017

If you didn’t catch Jade Solomon Curtis’ Black Like Me last year (a 2016 DanceCrush winner), then you’re in luck. A newly developed and expanded… Read More »DANCECRUSH SPOTLIGHT: JADE SOLOMON CURTIS

Showing Out Shows Up

by Mariko Nagashima
March 10, 2016March 15, 2016

In the umbrella term contemporary dance, the word ‘contemporary’ usually refers only to the movement aesthetic, and rarely indicates if the work’s subject is reflective… Read More »Showing Out Shows Up