“I work in a highly collaborative process. I care very much about the perspectives that dancers and performers share and try to create dialogue around whatever concept we are working with…the intention is at the forefront of the piece.”
In this new evening length work, Associate Artistic Director Madeleine Gregor choreographs her first work for Coriolis Dance, The Art of Seafaring. Co-directed by Madeleine… Read More »The Art of Seafaring
Note-worthy items and hot takes from a busy June: Lynn Tofil, Cameo, NWNW, new companies, and more.
Coriolis presents Natascha Greenwalt’s Danses des Cygnes – a utopic swan society handles sexual assault.
A dancer raises her steepled hands to her ear as if listening to distant echoes within a seashell. In a slow-motion trance, another dancer reaches… Read More »CORIOLIS BLURS LINES BETWEEN ABSTRACTION AND NARRATIVE
How many elements of the performance have to change before ballet becomes burlesque? And when you’re Lily Verlaine, are those really the only two options?… Read More »Sexy New Ballets at House of Verlaine
A combination of exquisite ballet technique and science fiction makes Coriolis Dance’s Unfixed Arias a not-to-be-missed show for fans of either. Directors Christin Call and… Read More »Coriolis Sets Phasers to Stunning
SeattleDances caught up with Christin Call, Co-Artistic Director of Coriolis Dance (alongside Natascha Greenwalt), as the group prepares to debut Unfixed Arias. The evening-length work… Read More »Coriolis Prepares to Blast Off
CHOP SHOP: Bodies of Work, now in its eighth year running, has established itself as an important, heavily-curated Seattle/Eastside institution, and is known for delivering… Read More »CHOP SHOP: Always a Sure Thing
The Spotlight on Seattle series forms a weeknight core of the Seattle International Dance Festival, organized annually by Cyrus Khambatta. Spotlight features three showcases of… Read More »Spotlight on Seattle: Take the Bad with the Good