WHAT IS HOLY is a performance collage of shared histories, rooted in the evolving creative collaboration between Alia Swersky and Hannah Rice. The piece weaves together material from past projects while unearthing the emergent question: What is holy? Over the past several months, Alia and Hannah have worked with sound, choreography, video, and improvisation scores… Read More »Base Residency Entry Point: WHAT IS HOLY
𝘨𝘪𝘳𝘭 𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘯𝘦𝘳 is a performance about you. it is about ghosts and queer time and barbie-embodiment-as-escapism and literal/metaphorical fingering. it is a little about about-ness. it is not very much about girls or dinner. it is all about 𝓰𝓲𝓻𝓵 and consumption. it is not about a breakup and neither were any of the other ones… Read More »kelly langeslay: girl dinner
𝘨𝘪𝘳𝘭 𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘯𝘦𝘳 is a performance about you. it is about ghosts and queer time and barbie-embodiment-as-escapism and literal/metaphorical fingering. it is a little about about-ness. it is not very much about girls or dinner. it is all about 𝓰𝓲𝓻𝓵 and consumption. it is not about a breakup and neither were any of the other ones… Read More »kelly langeslay: girl dinner
𝘨𝘪𝘳𝘭 𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘯𝘦𝘳 is a performance about you. it is about ghosts and queer time and barbie-embodiment-as-escapism and literal/metaphorical fingering. it is a little about about-ness. it is not very much about girls or dinner. it is all about 𝓰𝓲𝓻𝓵 and consumption. it is not about a breakup and neither were any of the other ones… Read More »kelly langeslay: girl dinner
Please join us at Base on May 31 at 4:00 PM for a work-in-progress showing by 2024-2025 Base Resident Artist Joseph Tran. During his Entry Point, audiences are invited to witness a work-in-progress showing of GOOD ENOUGH—a solo performance by Joseph "MN Joe" Tran in collaboration with choreographer Rudi Goblen. Originally premiering as a dance… Read More »Base Residency Entry Point with Joseph “MN Joe” Tran
The Hybrid Lab: Conversations in Merging Dance Cultures is part performance, part cypher, part party, and part conversation featuring street and club dancers who experiment inside the contemporary performance/theater context and don't fit inside any one box, culture, or style. This iteration features K’Niin (Los Angeles), dani tirrell (Seattle/DC), Joe Tran (Minneapolis), and Amy O’Neal… Read More »The Hybrid Lab: Conversations in Merging Dance Cultures
BKirk Dance welcomes you to our second evening-length work, Etymology of Being. This work contains five separate sections with each company member choreographing a piece where their name serves as inspiration – looking into etymology, meaning, symbolism, and their relationship to their own name. Three additional dancers from the Seattle dance scene have also been invited… Read More »Etymology of Being
BKirk Dance welcomes you to our second evening-length work, Etymology of Being. This work contains five separate sections with each company member choreographing a piece where their name serves as inspiration – looking into etymology, meaning, symbolism, and their relationship to their own name. Three additional dancers from the Seattle dance scene have also been invited… Read More »Etymology of Being
BKirk Dance welcomes you to our second evening-length work, Etymology of Being. This work contains five separate sections with each company member choreographing a piece where their name serves as inspiration – looking into etymology, meaning, symbolism, and their relationship to their own name. Three additional dancers from the Seattle dance scene have also been invited… Read More »Etymology of Being
Featuring Christian Swenson, Naphtali Gunther, Emma Sluss, Alexandra Kronz with DItO Dance Collective, and Kennedy Polovich as Sabine in the Sheets Join us at Base on April 27 + 28 2025 for the second and final 12 Minutes Max of our 2024-2025 season! This edition is curated by DaeZhane Day and Ashley Menestrina. About… Read More »12 Minutes Max Spring Edition