ON CONTEXT
Leah Crosby reflects on Blue Screen’s KEEPING: a meditation on context, connection, and the slippery language of dance.
Leah Crosby reflects on Blue Screen’s KEEPING: a meditation on context, connection, and the slippery language of dance.
“A tumultuous and tender ride.” Lou Chow reflects on two topical new works at Cornish Dance Theater by Keyes Wiley and Joseph Hernandez.
Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University’s Dance Department is proud to present our Fall 2025 showcase, Cornish Dance Theater. This special showcase features… Read More »Cornish Dance Theater
Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University’s Dance Department is proud to present our Fall 2025 showcase, Cornish Dance Theater. This special showcase features… Read More »Cornish Dance Theater
In NWNW’s Studio showcase, regrouping within tragedy emerges as a theme, sometimes generating an imagined future and sometimes calling for continued exploration.
BLUE SCREEN’s spiraling collaboration with band Coral Grief “hovers like an unanswered question.” Fox Whitney’s analysis brings historical context– and more questions– to the abstract… Read More »THE QUIET QUEERNESS OF GOOD BOY
a dance performance + party featuring Blue Screen, Drama Tops, Fox Whitney, Jade Jordan, Olivia Anderson, Tracey Wong, Una Ludviksen and music by Calico produced… Read More »CO- SHOW8
Everyone knows it takes skill to dance well. What many don’t know, even dancers, is that it also takes a different kind of skill to… Read More »A breath of fresh air at Whim W’Him’s Shindig