BODY KNOWLEDGE
Shannon Stewart returns to Seattle with a lecture/workshop performance on her research, Body Based Theory Practice.
Shannon Stewart returns to Seattle with a lecture/workshop performance on her research, Body Based Theory Practice.
Next Fest NW’s 2016 theme of pastFORWARD happens to coincide with a time of great change and uncertainty. The past is both horrible and glorious,… Read More »New Dimensions in Next Dance Cinema
From Vancouver, B.C., to Detroit to San Francisco, filmmaker/curator Adam Sekuler and choreographer Shannon Stewart brought together movement-based films in RADAR: Exchanges in Dance Film… Read More »Bringing Movement Artists’ Films Onto the RADAR
If you walked into Saint Mark’s Cathedral between 4 and 9 PM on Saturday, April 25, you might have seen a number of things. First,… Read More »Partisan Creates Time, Space to Reflect
The sister art forms of dance and film have much in common. At its core, cinema is about movement, light, timing, and story. When successfully… Read More »New Frontiers of Dance Cinema
Velocity’s Strictly Seattle is integral to Seattle’s dance scene for innumerable reasons, most significantly because it likely brings more dancers into the community than any… Read More »New Performers Shine Bright at Strictly Seattle
Variety is the spice of life, as they say, and the bill of ORANGE delivered it in spades. With work from Shannon Stewart, Kaitlin McCarthy… Read More »ORANGE Covers Full Spectrum
Upon entering Washington Hall, audience members at Who’s afraid of Deborah Hay? were directed upstairs to the balcony overlooking the performance space, and handed both… Read More »Deborah Hay and The Gift of Experience
SeattleDances is pleased to introduce a new, occasional series of guest contributions. In providing a more open format, we hope to continue enriching the culture… Read More »The Hay Way or the Highway
The Bridge Project at Velocity Dance Center is one of the many ways Velocity supports Seattle’s performance community. It stands out for how it gives… Read More »Bridge Project: A Glimpse of Seattle’s Dance Future