Ktisk Not Child’s Play
Mixed repertory shows can often end up a grab-bag of unrelated works that may or may not make a whole greater than the parts, or… Read More »Ktisk Not Child’s Play
Mixed repertory shows can often end up a grab-bag of unrelated works that may or may not make a whole greater than the parts, or… Read More »Ktisk Not Child’s Play
Moving cores, turning heads, and tilted legs were all on display at this year’s Full Tilt, the annual show produced by Evoke Productions. With performances… Read More »Medley of Genres at Full Tilt
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
Imagine yourself in a cathedral. But instead of hearing Mass, you see five dancers stand in a clump, systematically moving each others’ body parts, initiating… Read More »Gosti Entwines Physicality and Politics
Louis Gervais, an established Seattle performance artist, presented shapeshifter, a character exploration in three acts, at Velocity Dance Center’s Founders Theater this past weekend, April… Read More »Louis Gervais, Please Stand Up
Louis Gervais is no stranger to solo work. He’s been performing his own choreography and performance pieces as a solo artist for many years. But… Read More »The Freedom of Going Solo
The Seattle dance community witnessed a newcomer’s premiere last week as Intrepidus Dance presented HUMAN, March 20-22, at Velocity Dance Center’s Founders Theater. Artistic director… Read More »Observing HUMAN Behaviors at Intrepidus
There are moments in freshly formed Intrepidus Dance’s show HUMAN that are stark: a despairing breath drives the movement, a haunted feeling rebounds through the… Read More »Intrepidus Explores What it Means to be HUMAN
Double Vision’s title reflects the show’s dual choreographers, Ashleigh Miller and Tara Dyberg, who showed work this past weekend at Velocity. It could also easily… Read More »Stuck in the Middle at Double Vision
“Ten tiny dancers on a platform” is how my companion referred to the show in a slip of the tongue. And as intriguing as the… Read More »Ten Tiny Dances: The Beauty of Restrictions