DON’T MISS SWEET ROTTEN SWEET
There’s only a few more days to catch Peggy Piacenza’s exquisite and intimate film installation and accompanying performance.
Ezra Dickinson
THE EVENT GOES EXISTENTIAL
Peggy Piacenza talks about her upcoming work, The Event, opening October 19.
An Ode to Family, Memory, and Chekhov at OTB
Weaving dance, theater, film, live music, and unassuming candor together, the Murphy/Lachow Company produced a lighthearted evening of hilarity and nostalgia. The Man Who Can… Read More »An Ode to Family, Memory, and Chekhov at OTB
Duet Love Provides Space to Reflect
It’s not often that a choreographer leaves so much for the audience to chew on without shoving everything down their throats. Yet that’s exactly what… Read More »Duet Love Provides Space to Reflect
Veteran Dancers Take Seattle Dance Project Home
After seven seasons, Seattle Dance Project and its company of experienced performers has reached its swan song. Project 7 featured three works by distinct Seattleites… Read More »Veteran Dancers Take Seattle Dance Project Home
Genre Bender A Melting Pot of Performing Arts
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Velocity Kicks Off into a New Season
If you ever start fearing that contemporary dance in Seattle all looks the same, the Velocity Fall Kick Off is here to remind you otherwise.… Read More »Velocity Kicks Off into a New Season
Ezra Dickinson Quietly Provokes
Written by Karena Birk Ezra Dickinson in Mother for you I made this Photo by Tim Summers “Mother, can you live?” What does it mean… Read More »Ezra Dickinson Quietly Provokes