PNB: Love & Loss (Pay What You Can)
This trio of works created for Pacific Northwest Ballet shines a light on some of the stunning world premieres that our New Works Initiative has… Read More »PNB: Love & Loss (Pay What You Can)
This trio of works created for Pacific Northwest Ballet shines a light on some of the stunning world premieres that our New Works Initiative has… Read More »PNB: Love & Loss (Pay What You Can)
This trio of works created for Pacific Northwest Ballet shines a light on some of the stunning world premieres that our New Works Initiative has… Read More »PNB: Love & Loss
SEATTLE, WA – The Seattle International Dance Festival (SIDF) celebrates its 18th year with 9 days of performances, over 100 artists and more than 20… Read More »Seattle International Dance Festival
Debuts presents vibrant and exciting new works by contemporary choreographers. This production features pieces by the Tony-nominated choreographer and Spectrum Dance Theater artistic director Donald… Read More »Debuts – presented by Olympic Ballet Theatre
Debuts presents vibrant and exciting new works by contemporary choreographers. This production features pieces by the Tony-nominated choreographer and Spectrum Dance Theater artistic director Donald… Read More »Debuts – presented by Olympic Ballet Theatre
Mikhail Calliste speaks on his time with Spectrum, dancing in complexity, and the racial discomfort of Seattle. Catch his solo this weekend in Lyric Suite.
Theresa Ruth Howard, Kiyon Gaines, and Donald Byrd preview the upcoming MobBallet digital symposium centering Blackness in ballet.
New companies! New research platforms! And why Donald Byrd’s Love and Loss was exactly the kind of work we should be seeing at the ballet.
A historical and comparative look at three alternative Nutcrackers this season from choreographers Mark Morris, Donald Byrd, and Lily Verlaine.
Frye Art Museum’s America That Is To Be features live performance and a historical look into Donald Byrd’s illustrious career.