PNB: Swan Lake (Pay What You Can)
By the light of Ming Cho Lee’s luminous moon, let Pacific Northwest Ballet’s flock of ethereal swans transport you to the wondrous world of Kent… Read More »PNB: Swan Lake (Pay What You Can)
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PNB: Swan Lake
By the light of Ming Cho Lee’s luminous moon, let Pacific Northwest Ballet’s flock of ethereal swans transport you to the wondrous world of Kent… Read More »PNB: Swan Lake
Author Miriam Landis in conversation with Peter Boal
For fans of the classic novel Ballet Shoes, a coming-of-age dance story reimagined for a new generation Third Place Books welcomes ballet teacher and writer… Read More »Author Miriam Landis in conversation with Peter Boal
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)
PNB: Love & Loss
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
PNB: Petite Mort (Pay What You Can)
Pacific Northwest Ballet’s first rep of the 2023/24 Season packs as much whimsy, artistry, and drama as possible. Built on a foundation of music from… Read More »PNB: Petite Mort (Pay What You Can)
PNB: Petite Mort
Pacific Northwest Ballet’s first rep of the 2023/24 Season packs as much whimsy, artistry, and drama as possible. Built on a foundation of music from… Read More »PNB: Petite Mort
SPOTLIGHT: Zsilas Michael Hughes
Joining the ranks of Pacific Northwest Ballet in 2021, they’ve also performed for Amanda Morgan with The Seattle Project and in the local Ballroom scene. Follow this exciting new artist, Zsilas Michael Hughes!
REP 6 WRAPS DIGITAL SEASON
Featuring two world premieres by choreographers Christopher Wheeldon and Edwaard Liang, an audience favorite from Alejandro Cerrudo, and three short videos from local choreographers and filmmakers, Rep 6 is the company’s parting online gift to loyal audience members.
A SPACE FOR UNAPOLOGETIC BLACKNESS IN BALLET
Theresa Ruth Howard, Kiyon Gaines, and Donald Byrd preview the upcoming MobBallet digital symposium centering Blackness in ballet.