Wade Madsen

SPOTLIGHT: NAPHTALI ANN

“Dancing in my 40s now, personal challenges, and post-pandemic life has led me to search for what I am really passionate about and find joy in.”

Curated by Christie Zhao and Naomi Blue, last weekend’s 12 Minutes Max delivered eight distinct works rich with personality, purpose, and big ideas.

Space 50: a variety show drawing from human curiosity about outer space, as represented in pop culture, mythology, science, and more.

New companies! New research platforms! And why Donald Byrd’s Love and Loss was exactly the kind of work we should be seeing at the ballet.

Two pieces by Wade Madsen take two approaches to existential quandary.

Eight Seattle-area dance artists, 30 to 64, share thoughts on dancing, getting older, and allowing that love to shift.

There’s only a few more days to catch Peggy Piacenza’s exquisite and intimate film installation and accompanying performance.

Buttcracker returns for a raucous holiday show featuring an intergenerational cast of local dancers and your favorite 80s playlist.

ARC Dance presents a variety of new and repertory works.

Peggy Piacenza talks about her upcoming work, The Event, opening October 19.