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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theater
DESCRIPTION:Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University’s Dance Department is proud to the present the Spring 2026 Cornish Dance Theater\, on April 10 – 11 at the Lee Center for the Arts at Seattle University. \nCornish Dance Theater is a bi-annual production where guest choreographers are invited to devise pieces in collaboration with Cornish student dancers. This Spring\, we are pleased to announce that our two guest choreographers are Cornish Faculty members\, Nia-Amina Minor and Cameo Lethem. \nNia-Amina Minor is a movement artist\, choreographer\, curator\, and educator originally from Los Angeles. Her work focuses on the body and what it carries using physical and archival research to converse with memory. She approaches her practice as an imaginative space grounded in rhythm where improvisation and choreography meet. Nia-Amina has received regional and national commissions for her choreographic and film work and has a working background as a performer and dramaturg. She is co-founder of Black Collectivity\, a collaborative project that curates and creates movement-based experiences that celebrate memory and culture. \nAs a performer\, Nia-Amina has worked with artists such as dani tirrell\, Zoe Juniper\, Will Rawls\, Alice Gosti\, Keyes Wiley\, and Amy O’Neal. From 2016-2021 she was a Company Artist at Spectrum Dance Theater under the direction of Donald Byrd. Nia-Amina has also provided dramaturgical assistance to choreographers Jade Solomon-Curtis and Donald Byrd. In her work as a curator\, she has developed programming at On the Boards\, Wa Na Wari\, Velocity\, and Base\, and Friends of the Waterfront Park. From 2014-2016\, she was a co-founder and curator of Los Angeles based collective\, No)one Art House. As an educator\, she has taught\, guest lectured\, and been a visiting artist at Cornish College\, University of Minnesota\, CalArts\, University of Washington\, Western Washington University\, Saddleback College\, Cypress College\, and UC Irvine. Nia-Amina received her MFA in Dance from UC Irvine and a BA from Stanford University. She was Dance Magazine’s 25 Artists to Watch in 2021\, and one of Seattle Magazine’s Most Influential People in 2025. Nia-Amina is currently on faculty at Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University and is the Curating Artist in Residence at Velocity Dance Theater. \nCameo Lethem is a choreographer and performer based in Seattle. Her work has been shown at On the Boards\, Velocity Dance Center\, Erickson Theater\, 12th Ave Arts\, Kirkland Performance Center\, Base: Experimental Arts + Space\, Yaw Theater\, Electric Lodge\, and more. She has performed works by Alice Gosti\, Annie Franklin\, Bebe Miller\, Beth Twigs\, Chartreuse Coleman\, Doug Varone\, Kate Wallich\, Robert Moses\, and others. Her mentors from Ellenore Scott’s The Breaking Glass Project were Nia-Amina Minor and Sidra Bell. Cameo is a recipient of SeattleDances’ 2017 DanceCrush award. She received her MFA from the University of Washington.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theater/2026-04-11/2/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theater
DESCRIPTION:Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University’s Dance Department is proud to the present the Spring 2026 Cornish Dance Theater\, on April 10 – 11 at the Lee Center for the Arts at Seattle University. \nCornish Dance Theater is a bi-annual production where guest choreographers are invited to devise pieces in collaboration with Cornish student dancers. This Spring\, we are pleased to announce that our two guest choreographers are Cornish Faculty members\, Nia-Amina Minor and Cameo Lethem. \nNia-Amina Minor is a movement artist\, choreographer\, curator\, and educator originally from Los Angeles. Her work focuses on the body and what it carries using physical and archival research to converse with memory. She approaches her practice as an imaginative space grounded in rhythm where improvisation and choreography meet. Nia-Amina has received regional and national commissions for her choreographic and film work and has a working background as a performer and dramaturg. She is co-founder of Black Collectivity\, a collaborative project that curates and creates movement-based experiences that celebrate memory and culture. \nAs a performer\, Nia-Amina has worked with artists such as dani tirrell\, Zoe Juniper\, Will Rawls\, Alice Gosti\, Keyes Wiley\, and Amy O’Neal. From 2016-2021 she was a Company Artist at Spectrum Dance Theater under the direction of Donald Byrd. Nia-Amina has also provided dramaturgical assistance to choreographers Jade Solomon-Curtis and Donald Byrd. In her work as a curator\, she has developed programming at On the Boards\, Wa Na Wari\, Velocity\, and Base\, and Friends of the Waterfront Park. From 2014-2016\, she was a co-founder and curator of Los Angeles based collective\, No)one Art House. As an educator\, she has taught\, guest lectured\, and been a visiting artist at Cornish College\, University of Minnesota\, CalArts\, University of Washington\, Western Washington University\, Saddleback College\, Cypress College\, and UC Irvine. Nia-Amina received her MFA in Dance from UC Irvine and a BA from Stanford University. She was Dance Magazine’s 25 Artists to Watch in 2021\, and one of Seattle Magazine’s Most Influential People in 2025. Nia-Amina is currently on faculty at Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University and is the Curating Artist in Residence at Velocity Dance Theater. \nCameo Lethem is a choreographer and performer based in Seattle. Her work has been shown at On the Boards\, Velocity Dance Center\, Erickson Theater\, 12th Ave Arts\, Kirkland Performance Center\, Base: Experimental Arts + Space\, Yaw Theater\, Electric Lodge\, and more. She has performed works by Alice Gosti\, Annie Franklin\, Bebe Miller\, Beth Twigs\, Chartreuse Coleman\, Doug Varone\, Kate Wallich\, Robert Moses\, and others. Her mentors from Ellenore Scott’s The Breaking Glass Project were Nia-Amina Minor and Sidra Bell. Cameo is a recipient of SeattleDances’ 2017 DanceCrush award. She received her MFA from the University of Washington.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theater/2026-04-11/1/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theater
DESCRIPTION:Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University’s Dance Department is proud to the present the Spring 2026 Cornish Dance Theater\, on April 10 – 11 at the Lee Center for the Arts at Seattle University. \nCornish Dance Theater is a bi-annual production where guest choreographers are invited to devise pieces in collaboration with Cornish student dancers. This Spring\, we are pleased to announce that our two guest choreographers are Cornish Faculty members\, Nia-Amina Minor and Cameo Lethem. \nNia-Amina Minor is a movement artist\, choreographer\, curator\, and educator originally from Los Angeles. Her work focuses on the body and what it carries using physical and archival research to converse with memory. She approaches her practice as an imaginative space grounded in rhythm where improvisation and choreography meet. Nia-Amina has received regional and national commissions for her choreographic and film work and has a working background as a performer and dramaturg. She is co-founder of Black Collectivity\, a collaborative project that curates and creates movement-based experiences that celebrate memory and culture. \nAs a performer\, Nia-Amina has worked with artists such as dani tirrell\, Zoe Juniper\, Will Rawls\, Alice Gosti\, Keyes Wiley\, and Amy O’Neal. From 2016-2021 she was a Company Artist at Spectrum Dance Theater under the direction of Donald Byrd. Nia-Amina has also provided dramaturgical assistance to choreographers Jade Solomon-Curtis and Donald Byrd. In her work as a curator\, she has developed programming at On the Boards\, Wa Na Wari\, Velocity\, and Base\, and Friends of the Waterfront Park. From 2014-2016\, she was a co-founder and curator of Los Angeles based collective\, No)one Art House. As an educator\, she has taught\, guest lectured\, and been a visiting artist at Cornish College\, University of Minnesota\, CalArts\, University of Washington\, Western Washington University\, Saddleback College\, Cypress College\, and UC Irvine. Nia-Amina received her MFA in Dance from UC Irvine and a BA from Stanford University. She was Dance Magazine’s 25 Artists to Watch in 2021\, and one of Seattle Magazine’s Most Influential People in 2025. Nia-Amina is currently on faculty at Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University and is the Curating Artist in Residence at Velocity Dance Theater. \nCameo Lethem is a choreographer and performer based in Seattle. Her work has been shown at On the Boards\, Velocity Dance Center\, Erickson Theater\, 12th Ave Arts\, Kirkland Performance Center\, Base: Experimental Arts + Space\, Yaw Theater\, Electric Lodge\, and more. She has performed works by Alice Gosti\, Annie Franklin\, Bebe Miller\, Beth Twigs\, Chartreuse Coleman\, Doug Varone\, Kate Wallich\, Robert Moses\, and others. Her mentors from Ellenore Scott’s The Breaking Glass Project were Nia-Amina Minor and Sidra Bell. Cameo is a recipient of SeattleDances’ 2017 DanceCrush award. She received her MFA from the University of Washington.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theater/2026-04-10/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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SUMMARY:Whim W'Him: Winter '26 (Seattle)
DESCRIPTION:Whim W’Him opens the new year with a powerful winter program that reaffirms its place at the forefront of contemporary dance on the global stage. This program brings back three acclaimed choreographers who continue to help define the company’s artistic identity while expanding the reach of dance as a language of humanity. \nFLOCK\, the creative duo of Alice Klock and Florian Lochner\, reunites with Whim W’Him following their memorable pandemic-era dance film “NOVA”\, created for the company’s digital WHIM-IN platform. Their collaborative process\, rooted in trust\, empathy\, and intuition\, creates work known for its emotional clarity and fluid almost hypnotizing form. \nEmilie Leriche’s first piece for Whim W’Him\, “and if not\, not”\, offered a meditation on change that unfolded inward rather than forward. As she described\, “Sometimes a piece can represent a crossing… not in a from-here-to-there sort of way. But rather in its depth\, in its deconstruction… everything (even ourselves) is entirely changed.” Her new creation continues that journey\, an inward unfolding shaped by her quiet force and introspective power. \nOlivier Wevers\, founder and artistic director of Whim W’Him\, contributes a new creation rooted in his ongoing pursuit of connection\, truth\, and vulnerability. Known for his emotionally honest and visually striking choreography\, his work continues to offer a distinct vision of what dance can uncover in us and between us.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-winter-26-seattle/2026-01-24/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Whim W'Him":MAILTO:info@whimwhim.org
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SUMMARY:Whim W'Him: Winter '26 (Seattle)
DESCRIPTION:Whim W’Him opens the new year with a powerful winter program that reaffirms its place at the forefront of contemporary dance on the global stage. This program brings back three acclaimed choreographers who continue to help define the company’s artistic identity while expanding the reach of dance as a language of humanity. \nFLOCK\, the creative duo of Alice Klock and Florian Lochner\, reunites with Whim W’Him following their memorable pandemic-era dance film “NOVA”\, created for the company’s digital WHIM-IN platform. Their collaborative process\, rooted in trust\, empathy\, and intuition\, creates work known for its emotional clarity and fluid almost hypnotizing form. \nEmilie Leriche’s first piece for Whim W’Him\, “and if not\, not”\, offered a meditation on change that unfolded inward rather than forward. As she described\, “Sometimes a piece can represent a crossing… not in a from-here-to-there sort of way. But rather in its depth\, in its deconstruction… everything (even ourselves) is entirely changed.” Her new creation continues that journey\, an inward unfolding shaped by her quiet force and introspective power. \nOlivier Wevers\, founder and artistic director of Whim W’Him\, contributes a new creation rooted in his ongoing pursuit of connection\, truth\, and vulnerability. Known for his emotionally honest and visually striking choreography\, his work continues to offer a distinct vision of what dance can uncover in us and between us.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-winter-26-seattle/2026-01-23/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Whim W'Him":MAILTO:info@whimwhim.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260117T200000
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SUMMARY:Whim W'Him: Winter '26 (Seattle)
DESCRIPTION:Whim W’Him opens the new year with a powerful winter program that reaffirms its place at the forefront of contemporary dance on the global stage. This program brings back three acclaimed choreographers who continue to help define the company’s artistic identity while expanding the reach of dance as a language of humanity. \nFLOCK\, the creative duo of Alice Klock and Florian Lochner\, reunites with Whim W’Him following their memorable pandemic-era dance film “NOVA”\, created for the company’s digital WHIM-IN platform. Their collaborative process\, rooted in trust\, empathy\, and intuition\, creates work known for its emotional clarity and fluid almost hypnotizing form. \nEmilie Leriche’s first piece for Whim W’Him\, “and if not\, not”\, offered a meditation on change that unfolded inward rather than forward. As she described\, “Sometimes a piece can represent a crossing… not in a from-here-to-there sort of way. But rather in its depth\, in its deconstruction… everything (even ourselves) is entirely changed.” Her new creation continues that journey\, an inward unfolding shaped by her quiet force and introspective power. \nOlivier Wevers\, founder and artistic director of Whim W’Him\, contributes a new creation rooted in his ongoing pursuit of connection\, truth\, and vulnerability. Known for his emotionally honest and visually striking choreography\, his work continues to offer a distinct vision of what dance can uncover in us and between us.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-winter-26-seattle/2026-01-17/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Whim W'Him":MAILTO:info@whimwhim.org
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SUMMARY:Whim W'Him: Winter '26 (Seattle)
DESCRIPTION:Whim W’Him opens the new year with a powerful winter program that reaffirms its place at the forefront of contemporary dance on the global stage. This program brings back three acclaimed choreographers who continue to help define the company’s artistic identity while expanding the reach of dance as a language of humanity. \nFLOCK\, the creative duo of Alice Klock and Florian Lochner\, reunites with Whim W’Him following their memorable pandemic-era dance film “NOVA”\, created for the company’s digital WHIM-IN platform. Their collaborative process\, rooted in trust\, empathy\, and intuition\, creates work known for its emotional clarity and fluid almost hypnotizing form. \nEmilie Leriche’s first piece for Whim W’Him\, “and if not\, not”\, offered a meditation on change that unfolded inward rather than forward. As she described\, “Sometimes a piece can represent a crossing… not in a from-here-to-there sort of way. But rather in its depth\, in its deconstruction… everything (even ourselves) is entirely changed.” Her new creation continues that journey\, an inward unfolding shaped by her quiet force and introspective power. \nOlivier Wevers\, founder and artistic director of Whim W’Him\, contributes a new creation rooted in his ongoing pursuit of connection\, truth\, and vulnerability. Known for his emotionally honest and visually striking choreography\, his work continues to offer a distinct vision of what dance can uncover in us and between us.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-winter-26-seattle/2026-01-16/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Whim W'Him":MAILTO:info@whimwhim.org
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SUMMARY:From Vivaldi's Venice to Leipzig: Bach's Italian Inspiration
DESCRIPTION:While Bach never left Germany\, his musical world was shaped by the vibrant sounds of Venice\, particularly through the works of Antonio Vivaldi. Bach studied many of Vivaldi’s works from the inside out\, making arrangements of Vivaldi concertos to suit his own musical purposes. Experience the expressive power of Bach and Vivaldi arias and Venetian gondola songs as Jacob Perry weaves together soaring melodies and dramatic storytelling. Feel the chill and exhilaration of Vivaldi’s iconic “Winter” from The Four Seasons\, danced by Tshedzom Tingkhye\, Bri Wilson and Alejandro Frederickson in new choreography by Anna Mansbridge. The concert also features dazzling works for trumpet and strings\, featuring baroque trumpet virtuosa Kris Kwapis. Light up your New Year with this program exploring song\, dance and the enduring spirit of baroque Venice – La Serenissma – which so inspired Bach.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/from-vivaldis-venice-to-leipzig-bachs-italian-inspiration/2026-01-11/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Seattle Bach Festival":MAILTO:boxoffice@seattlebachfestival.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260110T193000
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SUMMARY:From Vivaldi's Venice to Leipzig: Bach's Italian Inspiration
DESCRIPTION:While Bach never left Germany\, his musical world was shaped by the vibrant sounds of Venice\, particularly through the works of Antonio Vivaldi. Bach studied many of Vivaldi’s works from the inside out\, making arrangements of Vivaldi concertos to suit his own musical purposes. Experience the expressive power of Bach and Vivaldi arias and Venetian gondola songs as Jacob Perry weaves together soaring melodies and dramatic storytelling. Feel the chill and exhilaration of Vivaldi’s iconic “Winter” from The Four Seasons\, danced by Tshedzom Tingkhye\, Bri Wilson and Alejandro Frederickson in new choreography by Anna Mansbridge. The concert also features dazzling works for trumpet and strings\, featuring baroque trumpet virtuosa Kris Kwapis. Light up your New Year with this program exploring song\, dance and the enduring spirit of baroque Venice – La Serenissma – which so inspired Bach.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/from-vivaldis-venice-to-leipzig-bachs-italian-inspiration/2026-01-10/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Seattle Bach Festival":MAILTO:boxoffice@seattlebachfestival.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251122T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251122T213000
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theater
DESCRIPTION:Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University’s Dance Department is proud to present our Fall 2025 showcase\, Cornish Dance Theater. This special showcase features performances by Cornish dance students choreographed by esteemed dance artists\, Keyes Wiley and Joseph Hernandez. \nKeyes Wiley (they/them)\, also known behind the decks as DJ dark_wiley\, is a multi-hyphenated performing artist\, DJ\, light/sound designer\, and educator based in Seattle. Their work spans the worlds of performance\, nightlife\, and sound\, with a practice rooted in collaboration\, community\, and queer expression. \nBy day\, Keyes serves as a dance faculty member at Cornish College of the Arts and is the artistic director of the experimental performance group The NoGoodDoers. By night\, as DJ dark_wiley\, they are the resident DJ for TUSH—Seattle’s premier destination for drag and queer performance at the Clock-Out Lounge. \nKnown for genre-blending\, mood-shifting sets\, DJ dark_wiley has played at some of Seattle’s most beloved venues and events\, including Bad Idea\, Pride in the Park\, Peekaboo\, White Center Pride\, The SAM Remix\, Rapture at The Timbre Room\, Legendary\, Pony\, Heels at The Cha Cha Lounge\, and Dance Floor Feelings at Vermillion. Whether on underground dance floors or main stages\, their sets are designed to move bodies and build connection within queer and allied communities. \nPreviously\, Keyes served as the Managing Artistic Director of the DIY arts hub Studio Current and was the founder/director of the dance company The New Animals. They’ve collaborated with artists including Keith Hennessy\, Keyon Gaskin\, Alice Gosti\, BenDeLaCreme\, Jinkx Monsoon\, dani tirrell\, and Kitten n Lou\, and their performance work has been presented at venues such as On the Boards\, Gibney (NYC)\, Velocity Dance Center\, Risk/Reward (PDX)\, Bumbershoot\, and the Seattle International Dance Festival. \nKeyes also designs original soundscapes for dance\, theatre\, and fashion—including for Janelle Abbott’s New York Fashion Week collections. A natural-born collaborator\, they thrive in spaces that center shared vision\, experimentation\, and radical joy. \nJoseph Hernandez is a choreographer and writer based in Seattle\, Washington. His work as a choreographer has been presented by The Joyce NYC\, Festspielhaus Hellerau\, The Semperoper Dresden\, Les Ballets de Monte Carlo\, Theatre St. Gallen\, and Whim W’Him Contemporary Dance Seattle\, Staatstheater Nürnberg among others. His work The Lavender Follies was filmed for European Television by ZDF Deutschland and has now been disseminated worldwide. He has taught at SUNY Purchase College\, Dance Arts Faculty (Rome)\, and Cornish College of the Arts\, well as the Royal Danish Ballet\, and Artof (Zurich) summer courses. He served as a founder and jury member for Tanznetz Dresden’s STUDIO ROUND\, curating showings and performances/discussions by creators from all over Europe. His installation series Nielsson Conversations was hosted by S T O R E Contemporary in Dresden\, Germany. In addition to his freelance work\, he was appointed Associate Choreographer at the Northwest Dance Project from 2022-2024. He left Portland in 2024 to work at Velocity Dance Center full time and to advocate for off-the-wall performance in the PNW. \nwww.bluescreencontemporary.com
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theater-5/2025-11-22/2/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theater
DESCRIPTION:Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University’s Dance Department is proud to present our Fall 2025 showcase\, Cornish Dance Theater. This special showcase features performances by Cornish dance students choreographed by esteemed dance artists\, Keyes Wiley and Joseph Hernandez. \nKeyes Wiley (they/them)\, also known behind the decks as DJ dark_wiley\, is a multi-hyphenated performing artist\, DJ\, light/sound designer\, and educator based in Seattle. Their work spans the worlds of performance\, nightlife\, and sound\, with a practice rooted in collaboration\, community\, and queer expression. \nBy day\, Keyes serves as a dance faculty member at Cornish College of the Arts and is the artistic director of the experimental performance group The NoGoodDoers. By night\, as DJ dark_wiley\, they are the resident DJ for TUSH—Seattle’s premier destination for drag and queer performance at the Clock-Out Lounge. \nKnown for genre-blending\, mood-shifting sets\, DJ dark_wiley has played at some of Seattle’s most beloved venues and events\, including Bad Idea\, Pride in the Park\, Peekaboo\, White Center Pride\, The SAM Remix\, Rapture at The Timbre Room\, Legendary\, Pony\, Heels at The Cha Cha Lounge\, and Dance Floor Feelings at Vermillion. Whether on underground dance floors or main stages\, their sets are designed to move bodies and build connection within queer and allied communities. \nPreviously\, Keyes served as the Managing Artistic Director of the DIY arts hub Studio Current and was the founder/director of the dance company The New Animals. They’ve collaborated with artists including Keith Hennessy\, Keyon Gaskin\, Alice Gosti\, BenDeLaCreme\, Jinkx Monsoon\, dani tirrell\, and Kitten n Lou\, and their performance work has been presented at venues such as On the Boards\, Gibney (NYC)\, Velocity Dance Center\, Risk/Reward (PDX)\, Bumbershoot\, and the Seattle International Dance Festival. \nKeyes also designs original soundscapes for dance\, theatre\, and fashion—including for Janelle Abbott’s New York Fashion Week collections. A natural-born collaborator\, they thrive in spaces that center shared vision\, experimentation\, and radical joy. \nJoseph Hernandez is a choreographer and writer based in Seattle\, Washington. His work as a choreographer has been presented by The Joyce NYC\, Festspielhaus Hellerau\, The Semperoper Dresden\, Les Ballets de Monte Carlo\, Theatre St. Gallen\, and Whim W’Him Contemporary Dance Seattle\, Staatstheater Nürnberg among others. His work The Lavender Follies was filmed for European Television by ZDF Deutschland and has now been disseminated worldwide. He has taught at SUNY Purchase College\, Dance Arts Faculty (Rome)\, and Cornish College of the Arts\, well as the Royal Danish Ballet\, and Artof (Zurich) summer courses. He served as a founder and jury member for Tanznetz Dresden’s STUDIO ROUND\, curating showings and performances/discussions by creators from all over Europe. His installation series Nielsson Conversations was hosted by S T O R E Contemporary in Dresden\, Germany. In addition to his freelance work\, he was appointed Associate Choreographer at the Northwest Dance Project from 2022-2024. He left Portland in 2024 to work at Velocity Dance Center full time and to advocate for off-the-wall performance in the PNW. \nwww.bluescreencontemporary.com
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theater-5/2025-11-22/1/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cornish College of the Arts Dance Department":MAILTO:dance@cornish.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251121T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20251121T213000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20251015T203058Z
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theater
DESCRIPTION:Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University’s Dance Department is proud to present our Fall 2025 showcase\, Cornish Dance Theater. This special showcase features performances by Cornish dance students choreographed by esteemed dance artists\, Keyes Wiley and Joseph Hernandez. \nKeyes Wiley (they/them)\, also known behind the decks as DJ dark_wiley\, is a multi-hyphenated performing artist\, DJ\, light/sound designer\, and educator based in Seattle. Their work spans the worlds of performance\, nightlife\, and sound\, with a practice rooted in collaboration\, community\, and queer expression. \nBy day\, Keyes serves as a dance faculty member at Cornish College of the Arts and is the artistic director of the experimental performance group The NoGoodDoers. By night\, as DJ dark_wiley\, they are the resident DJ for TUSH—Seattle’s premier destination for drag and queer performance at the Clock-Out Lounge. \nKnown for genre-blending\, mood-shifting sets\, DJ dark_wiley has played at some of Seattle’s most beloved venues and events\, including Bad Idea\, Pride in the Park\, Peekaboo\, White Center Pride\, The SAM Remix\, Rapture at The Timbre Room\, Legendary\, Pony\, Heels at The Cha Cha Lounge\, and Dance Floor Feelings at Vermillion. Whether on underground dance floors or main stages\, their sets are designed to move bodies and build connection within queer and allied communities. \nPreviously\, Keyes served as the Managing Artistic Director of the DIY arts hub Studio Current and was the founder/director of the dance company The New Animals. They’ve collaborated with artists including Keith Hennessy\, Keyon Gaskin\, Alice Gosti\, BenDeLaCreme\, Jinkx Monsoon\, dani tirrell\, and Kitten n Lou\, and their performance work has been presented at venues such as On the Boards\, Gibney (NYC)\, Velocity Dance Center\, Risk/Reward (PDX)\, Bumbershoot\, and the Seattle International Dance Festival. \nKeyes also designs original soundscapes for dance\, theatre\, and fashion—including for Janelle Abbott’s New York Fashion Week collections. A natural-born collaborator\, they thrive in spaces that center shared vision\, experimentation\, and radical joy. \nJoseph Hernandez is a choreographer and writer based in Seattle\, Washington. His work as a choreographer has been presented by The Joyce NYC\, Festspielhaus Hellerau\, The Semperoper Dresden\, Les Ballets de Monte Carlo\, Theatre St. Gallen\, and Whim W’Him Contemporary Dance Seattle\, Staatstheater Nürnberg among others. His work The Lavender Follies was filmed for European Television by ZDF Deutschland and has now been disseminated worldwide. He has taught at SUNY Purchase College\, Dance Arts Faculty (Rome)\, and Cornish College of the Arts\, well as the Royal Danish Ballet\, and Artof (Zurich) summer courses. He served as a founder and jury member for Tanznetz Dresden’s STUDIO ROUND\, curating showings and performances/discussions by creators from all over Europe. His installation series Nielsson Conversations was hosted by S T O R E Contemporary in Dresden\, Germany. In addition to his freelance work\, he was appointed Associate Choreographer at the Northwest Dance Project from 2022-2024. He left Portland in 2024 to work at Velocity Dance Center full time and to advocate for off-the-wall performance in the PNW. \nwww.bluescreencontemporary.com
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theater-5/2025-11-21/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250517T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250517T213000
DTSTAMP:20250508T213848Z
CREATED:20250508T213848Z
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SUMMARY:Whim W'him Spring '25
DESCRIPTION:The spring season is a testament to the boundless possibilities of dance.\nJoin us in celebrating a season of rebirth and renewal\, with where flourishing talent meets choreographic innovation. Discover new creations from 2023 Princess Grace Award Winner and Choreographer Mark Caserta; Artistic Director and Co-Founder of LED\, Lauren Edson; and Whim W’Him’s celebrated Founder\, Artistic Director\, and award-winning choreographer\, Olivier Wevers.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-spring-25-2/2025-05-17/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Whim W'Him":MAILTO:info@whimwhim.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250516T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250516T213000
DTSTAMP:20250508T213848Z
CREATED:20250508T213848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250508T213848Z
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SUMMARY:Whim W'him Spring '25
DESCRIPTION:The spring season is a testament to the boundless possibilities of dance.\nJoin us in celebrating a season of rebirth and renewal\, with where flourishing talent meets choreographic innovation. Discover new creations from 2023 Princess Grace Award Winner and Choreographer Mark Caserta; Artistic Director and Co-Founder of LED\, Lauren Edson; and Whim W’Him’s celebrated Founder\, Artistic Director\, and award-winning choreographer\, Olivier Wevers.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-spring-25-2/2025-05-16/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Whim W'Him":MAILTO:info@whimwhim.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250510T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250510T213000
DTSTAMP:20250508T213848Z
CREATED:20250508T213848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250508T213848Z
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SUMMARY:Whim W'him Spring '25
DESCRIPTION:The spring season is a testament to the boundless possibilities of dance.\nJoin us in celebrating a season of rebirth and renewal\, with where flourishing talent meets choreographic innovation. Discover new creations from 2023 Princess Grace Award Winner and Choreographer Mark Caserta; Artistic Director and Co-Founder of LED\, Lauren Edson; and Whim W’Him’s celebrated Founder\, Artistic Director\, and award-winning choreographer\, Olivier Wevers.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-spring-25-2/2025-05-10/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Whim W'Him":MAILTO:info@whimwhim.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250509T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250509T213000
DTSTAMP:20250508T213848Z
CREATED:20250508T213848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250508T213848Z
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SUMMARY:Whim W'him Spring '25
DESCRIPTION:The spring season is a testament to the boundless possibilities of dance.\nJoin us in celebrating a season of rebirth and renewal\, with where flourishing talent meets choreographic innovation. Discover new creations from 2023 Princess Grace Award Winner and Choreographer Mark Caserta; Artistic Director and Co-Founder of LED\, Lauren Edson; and Whim W’Him’s celebrated Founder\, Artistic Director\, and award-winning choreographer\, Olivier Wevers.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-spring-25-2/2025-05-09/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Whim W'Him":MAILTO:info@whimwhim.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250419T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250419T220000
DTSTAMP:20250408T014413Z
CREATED:20250408T014413Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250408T014413Z
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theatre (CDT)
DESCRIPTION:Cornish Dance Theater is produced by the Dance Department each semester and features professional dance works by current faculty and visiting guest artists. \nSpring Choreographers for 2025: \nHilary Grumman & Alethea Alexander (AKA: UNDERCURRENT): Cornish Dance Faculty \nTracey Wong: Guest Artist \nAmy O’ Neal: Guest Artist in Residence \n***Please note that Cornish College of the Arts utilizes Theatrical haze and fog for many productions. If atmospheric elements are a part of a production’s design\, there will be two performances without the use of Haze and Fog. Those performances will be publicized in advance. \nAlethea Alexander is a Seattle-based dance artist and educator. Community\, sensuality\, care\, effort\, subversion and collaboration are central tenets of her creative work with dance partners human\, object\, site and sonic. \nHilary Grumman is a Seattle-based artist\, educator\, and community organizer. Drawing on training with international practitioners\, and 12 years of personal floorwork research\, she directs Undercurrent\, a dance company nurturing floorwork technique\, experiential design\, multi-media performance\, and care-centered community building since 2017. \nTracey Wong 黃麗塋 (she/her) is a queer Teochew-American interdisciplinary dance artist that lights up and inspires spaces through her art. She was born and raised in Seattle\, WA in the Beacon Hill neighborhood\, raised by her loving parents who were refugees from Vietnam. One of her purposes is to help us remember to play\, connect with our intuition\, and for our bodies to genuinely express to heal and to connect to our humanity. \nAmy O’Neal is a dancer\, choreographer\, curator\, and dance educator merging contemporary and street dance since 2000 to challenge notions of race\, gender\, and the sampling nature of innovation. She creates for concert dance\, experimental performance\, dance film\, music video\, and virtual reality and has toured eight acclaimed evening length works nationally and internationally.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theatre-cdt/2025-04-19/2/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
ORGANIZER;CN="Cornish College of the Arts Dance Department":MAILTO:dance@cornish.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250419T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250419T160000
DTSTAMP:20250408T014413Z
CREATED:20250408T014413Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250408T014413Z
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theatre (CDT)
DESCRIPTION:Cornish Dance Theater is produced by the Dance Department each semester and features professional dance works by current faculty and visiting guest artists. \nSpring Choreographers for 2025: \nHilary Grumman & Alethea Alexander (AKA: UNDERCURRENT): Cornish Dance Faculty \nTracey Wong: Guest Artist \nAmy O’ Neal: Guest Artist in Residence \n***Please note that Cornish College of the Arts utilizes Theatrical haze and fog for many productions. If atmospheric elements are a part of a production’s design\, there will be two performances without the use of Haze and Fog. Those performances will be publicized in advance. \nAlethea Alexander is a Seattle-based dance artist and educator. Community\, sensuality\, care\, effort\, subversion and collaboration are central tenets of her creative work with dance partners human\, object\, site and sonic. \nHilary Grumman is a Seattle-based artist\, educator\, and community organizer. Drawing on training with international practitioners\, and 12 years of personal floorwork research\, she directs Undercurrent\, a dance company nurturing floorwork technique\, experiential design\, multi-media performance\, and care-centered community building since 2017. \nTracey Wong 黃麗塋 (she/her) is a queer Teochew-American interdisciplinary dance artist that lights up and inspires spaces through her art. She was born and raised in Seattle\, WA in the Beacon Hill neighborhood\, raised by her loving parents who were refugees from Vietnam. One of her purposes is to help us remember to play\, connect with our intuition\, and for our bodies to genuinely express to heal and to connect to our humanity. \nAmy O’Neal is a dancer\, choreographer\, curator\, and dance educator merging contemporary and street dance since 2000 to challenge notions of race\, gender\, and the sampling nature of innovation. She creates for concert dance\, experimental performance\, dance film\, music video\, and virtual reality and has toured eight acclaimed evening length works nationally and internationally.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theatre-cdt/2025-04-19/1/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
ORGANIZER;CN="Cornish College of the Arts Dance Department":MAILTO:dance@cornish.edu
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250418T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250418T220000
DTSTAMP:20250408T014413Z
CREATED:20250408T014413Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250408T014413Z
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theatre (CDT)
DESCRIPTION:Cornish Dance Theater is produced by the Dance Department each semester and features professional dance works by current faculty and visiting guest artists. \nSpring Choreographers for 2025: \nHilary Grumman & Alethea Alexander (AKA: UNDERCURRENT): Cornish Dance Faculty \nTracey Wong: Guest Artist \nAmy O’ Neal: Guest Artist in Residence \n***Please note that Cornish College of the Arts utilizes Theatrical haze and fog for many productions. If atmospheric elements are a part of a production’s design\, there will be two performances without the use of Haze and Fog. Those performances will be publicized in advance. \nAlethea Alexander is a Seattle-based dance artist and educator. Community\, sensuality\, care\, effort\, subversion and collaboration are central tenets of her creative work with dance partners human\, object\, site and sonic. \nHilary Grumman is a Seattle-based artist\, educator\, and community organizer. Drawing on training with international practitioners\, and 12 years of personal floorwork research\, she directs Undercurrent\, a dance company nurturing floorwork technique\, experiential design\, multi-media performance\, and care-centered community building since 2017. \nTracey Wong 黃麗塋 (she/her) is a queer Teochew-American interdisciplinary dance artist that lights up and inspires spaces through her art. She was born and raised in Seattle\, WA in the Beacon Hill neighborhood\, raised by her loving parents who were refugees from Vietnam. One of her purposes is to help us remember to play\, connect with our intuition\, and for our bodies to genuinely express to heal and to connect to our humanity. \nAmy O’Neal is a dancer\, choreographer\, curator\, and dance educator merging contemporary and street dance since 2000 to challenge notions of race\, gender\, and the sampling nature of innovation. She creates for concert dance\, experimental performance\, dance film\, music video\, and virtual reality and has toured eight acclaimed evening length works nationally and internationally.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theatre-cdt/2025-04-18/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
ORGANIZER;CN="Cornish College of the Arts Dance Department":MAILTO:dance@cornish.edu
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250301T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250301T213000
DTSTAMP:20250207T222805Z
CREATED:20250207T222729Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250207T222805Z
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Capstone Show
DESCRIPTION:Cornish Dance Capstone Concert \nThe Cornish Dance seniors present their Capstone Projects in the form of choreography\, performance\, site-specific work\, and screendance. These students engage in a creative process that reflects on their dance research over their time at Cornish and culminates in a shared performance of diverse works at the Cornish Playhouse on February 28th & March 1st\, 2025. This year’s concert highlights the work of Sophie Bunnell\, Marlo Nettel\, Talia Roybal\, Emma Sumanaweera\, and Angela Ye\, and includes guest choreography by Seattle-based dance artist\, educator\, and community organizer\, Alicia Mullikin. \nEvening Performances: \n8:00 pm – Feb 28th & March 1st\, 2025 \nMatinee Performance: \n2:00 pm – March 1st\, 2025 \nAbout choreography Alicia Mullikin \nAlicia Mullikin is an Indigenous Chicana dance artist\, educator\, and community organizer. After completing her BFA at Cornish\, she went on to recieve her Master’s Degree at Cal State University of Long Beach. She is also the visionary behind El Sueño\, a company that uses art as a way to spotlight and serve marginalized communities. In 2023\, Alicia was one of only fifteen national artists selected as an Arts Advocacy Leadership Fellow by the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures. Her work has been featured from coast to coast at numerous schools\, organizations\, and art galleries. For more info follow @elsueno_art on instagram
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-capstone-show/2025-03-01/2/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250301T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250301T153000
DTSTAMP:20250207T222805Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250207T222805Z
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Capstone Show
DESCRIPTION:Cornish Dance Capstone Concert \nThe Cornish Dance seniors present their Capstone Projects in the form of choreography\, performance\, site-specific work\, and screendance. These students engage in a creative process that reflects on their dance research over their time at Cornish and culminates in a shared performance of diverse works at the Cornish Playhouse on February 28th & March 1st\, 2025. This year’s concert highlights the work of Sophie Bunnell\, Marlo Nettel\, Talia Roybal\, Emma Sumanaweera\, and Angela Ye\, and includes guest choreography by Seattle-based dance artist\, educator\, and community organizer\, Alicia Mullikin. \nEvening Performances: \n8:00 pm – Feb 28th & March 1st\, 2025 \nMatinee Performance: \n2:00 pm – March 1st\, 2025 \nAbout choreography Alicia Mullikin \nAlicia Mullikin is an Indigenous Chicana dance artist\, educator\, and community organizer. After completing her BFA at Cornish\, she went on to recieve her Master’s Degree at Cal State University of Long Beach. She is also the visionary behind El Sueño\, a company that uses art as a way to spotlight and serve marginalized communities. In 2023\, Alicia was one of only fifteen national artists selected as an Arts Advocacy Leadership Fellow by the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures. Her work has been featured from coast to coast at numerous schools\, organizations\, and art galleries. For more info follow @elsueno_art on instagram
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-capstone-show/2025-03-01/1/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250228T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250228T213000
DTSTAMP:20250207T222805Z
CREATED:20250207T222729Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250207T222805Z
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Capstone Show
DESCRIPTION:Cornish Dance Capstone Concert \nThe Cornish Dance seniors present their Capstone Projects in the form of choreography\, performance\, site-specific work\, and screendance. These students engage in a creative process that reflects on their dance research over their time at Cornish and culminates in a shared performance of diverse works at the Cornish Playhouse on February 28th & March 1st\, 2025. This year’s concert highlights the work of Sophie Bunnell\, Marlo Nettel\, Talia Roybal\, Emma Sumanaweera\, and Angela Ye\, and includes guest choreography by Seattle-based dance artist\, educator\, and community organizer\, Alicia Mullikin. \nEvening Performances: \n8:00 pm – Feb 28th & March 1st\, 2025 \nMatinee Performance: \n2:00 pm – March 1st\, 2025 \nAbout choreography Alicia Mullikin \nAlicia Mullikin is an Indigenous Chicana dance artist\, educator\, and community organizer. After completing her BFA at Cornish\, she went on to recieve her Master’s Degree at Cal State University of Long Beach. She is also the visionary behind El Sueño\, a company that uses art as a way to spotlight and serve marginalized communities. In 2023\, Alicia was one of only fifteen national artists selected as an Arts Advocacy Leadership Fellow by the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures. Her work has been featured from coast to coast at numerous schools\, organizations\, and art galleries. For more info follow @elsueno_art on instagram
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-capstone-show/2025-02-28/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250125T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250125T213000
DTSTAMP:20241217T012407Z
CREATED:20241217T012407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241217T012407Z
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SUMMARY:Whim W'Him: Winter '25 (Seattle)
DESCRIPTION:WINTER ’25\n\n\nfeaturing new creations by \n\n\nCameron Fraser-Monroe\, Robyn Mineko Williams\, Olivier Wevers \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJAN 17 – 25\, 2025 @ 8:00 PM | Cornish Playhouse\nJAN 23\, 2025 @ 7:30 PM | Vashon Center for the Arts \n\n\nJoin us for a winter season that celebrates the convergence of tradition\, innovation\, and the transformative power of dance. Whim W’Him showcases the creative brilliance of choreographer Cameron Fraser-Monroe\, a proud member of the Tla’amin First Nation; the visionary direction of Robyn Mineko Williams; and the innovative genius of Founder and Artistic Director\, Olivier Wevers. \nDon’t miss this special program held at the Cornish Playhouse at Seattle Center\, and Vashon Center for the Arts. \nDancer/Choreographer Cameron Fraser-Monroe\, a member of the Tla’amin First Nation (Native American)\, writes\, “My work with Kahawii Dance Theatre\, and even more so with Dancers of Damelahamid has given me a good guide to create new work from a place of tradition and respect.” Fraser-Monroe has performed with Red Sky Performance at Jacob’s Pillow Festival\, Dancers of Damelahamid at Kia Mau Festival in New Zealand\, and the International Cervantino Festival\, among others.  For the past five years Mr. Fraser-Monroe has served as Artistic Director of the Winnipeg Summer Dance Collective. \nRobyn Mineko Williams is the founder and director of Robyn Mineko Williams and Artists (RMW&A) in Chicago Illinois\, which houses and shares a body of interdisciplinary performance created in collaboration with an evolving roster of dynamic artists and designers. Prioritizing public\, malleable forms of presentation\, RMW&A intertwines performance\, design\, people and place. Mineko Williams is drawn to embodiments of memory\, time\, lineage and our relationships with the traces left in us of the people we encounter.  Her work has been presented at the Kennedy Center\, Harris Theater for Music and Dance\, Thalia Hall\, Jacob’s Pillow\, the Joyce Theater\, MCA Chicago\, and more. \nOlivier Wevers\, founder and artistic director of Whim W’Him\, presents a Seattle premiere. Known for his innovative and emotionally charged choreography\, Wevers\, who has been at the helm of Whim W’Him since its founding in 2009\, continues to push the boundaries of contemporary dance. Don’t miss the chance to experience the brilliance of Olivier Wevers and Whim W’Him  dancers in this unforgettable debut.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-winter-25-seattle/2025-01-25/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250124T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250124T213000
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SUMMARY:Whim W'Him: Winter '25 (Seattle)
DESCRIPTION:WINTER ’25\n\n\nfeaturing new creations by \n\n\nCameron Fraser-Monroe\, Robyn Mineko Williams\, Olivier Wevers \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJAN 17 – 25\, 2025 @ 8:00 PM | Cornish Playhouse\nJAN 23\, 2025 @ 7:30 PM | Vashon Center for the Arts \n\n\nJoin us for a winter season that celebrates the convergence of tradition\, innovation\, and the transformative power of dance. Whim W’Him showcases the creative brilliance of choreographer Cameron Fraser-Monroe\, a proud member of the Tla’amin First Nation; the visionary direction of Robyn Mineko Williams; and the innovative genius of Founder and Artistic Director\, Olivier Wevers. \nDon’t miss this special program held at the Cornish Playhouse at Seattle Center\, and Vashon Center for the Arts. \nDancer/Choreographer Cameron Fraser-Monroe\, a member of the Tla’amin First Nation (Native American)\, writes\, “My work with Kahawii Dance Theatre\, and even more so with Dancers of Damelahamid has given me a good guide to create new work from a place of tradition and respect.” Fraser-Monroe has performed with Red Sky Performance at Jacob’s Pillow Festival\, Dancers of Damelahamid at Kia Mau Festival in New Zealand\, and the International Cervantino Festival\, among others.  For the past five years Mr. Fraser-Monroe has served as Artistic Director of the Winnipeg Summer Dance Collective. \nRobyn Mineko Williams is the founder and director of Robyn Mineko Williams and Artists (RMW&A) in Chicago Illinois\, which houses and shares a body of interdisciplinary performance created in collaboration with an evolving roster of dynamic artists and designers. Prioritizing public\, malleable forms of presentation\, RMW&A intertwines performance\, design\, people and place. Mineko Williams is drawn to embodiments of memory\, time\, lineage and our relationships with the traces left in us of the people we encounter.  Her work has been presented at the Kennedy Center\, Harris Theater for Music and Dance\, Thalia Hall\, Jacob’s Pillow\, the Joyce Theater\, MCA Chicago\, and more. \nOlivier Wevers\, founder and artistic director of Whim W’Him\, presents a Seattle premiere. Known for his innovative and emotionally charged choreography\, Wevers\, who has been at the helm of Whim W’Him since its founding in 2009\, continues to push the boundaries of contemporary dance. Don’t miss the chance to experience the brilliance of Olivier Wevers and Whim W’Him  dancers in this unforgettable debut.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-winter-25-seattle/2025-01-24/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Whim W'Him":MAILTO:info@whimwhim.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250118T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250118T213000
DTSTAMP:20241217T012407Z
CREATED:20241217T012407Z
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SUMMARY:Whim W'Him: Winter '25 (Seattle)
DESCRIPTION:WINTER ’25\n\n\nfeaturing new creations by \n\n\nCameron Fraser-Monroe\, Robyn Mineko Williams\, Olivier Wevers \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJAN 17 – 25\, 2025 @ 8:00 PM | Cornish Playhouse\nJAN 23\, 2025 @ 7:30 PM | Vashon Center for the Arts \n\n\nJoin us for a winter season that celebrates the convergence of tradition\, innovation\, and the transformative power of dance. Whim W’Him showcases the creative brilliance of choreographer Cameron Fraser-Monroe\, a proud member of the Tla’amin First Nation; the visionary direction of Robyn Mineko Williams; and the innovative genius of Founder and Artistic Director\, Olivier Wevers. \nDon’t miss this special program held at the Cornish Playhouse at Seattle Center\, and Vashon Center for the Arts. \nDancer/Choreographer Cameron Fraser-Monroe\, a member of the Tla’amin First Nation (Native American)\, writes\, “My work with Kahawii Dance Theatre\, and even more so with Dancers of Damelahamid has given me a good guide to create new work from a place of tradition and respect.” Fraser-Monroe has performed with Red Sky Performance at Jacob’s Pillow Festival\, Dancers of Damelahamid at Kia Mau Festival in New Zealand\, and the International Cervantino Festival\, among others.  For the past five years Mr. Fraser-Monroe has served as Artistic Director of the Winnipeg Summer Dance Collective. \nRobyn Mineko Williams is the founder and director of Robyn Mineko Williams and Artists (RMW&A) in Chicago Illinois\, which houses and shares a body of interdisciplinary performance created in collaboration with an evolving roster of dynamic artists and designers. Prioritizing public\, malleable forms of presentation\, RMW&A intertwines performance\, design\, people and place. Mineko Williams is drawn to embodiments of memory\, time\, lineage and our relationships with the traces left in us of the people we encounter.  Her work has been presented at the Kennedy Center\, Harris Theater for Music and Dance\, Thalia Hall\, Jacob’s Pillow\, the Joyce Theater\, MCA Chicago\, and more. \nOlivier Wevers\, founder and artistic director of Whim W’Him\, presents a Seattle premiere. Known for his innovative and emotionally charged choreography\, Wevers\, who has been at the helm of Whim W’Him since its founding in 2009\, continues to push the boundaries of contemporary dance. Don’t miss the chance to experience the brilliance of Olivier Wevers and Whim W’Him  dancers in this unforgettable debut.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-winter-25-seattle/2025-01-18/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250117T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250117T213000
DTSTAMP:20241217T012407Z
CREATED:20241217T012407Z
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SUMMARY:Whim W'Him: Winter '25 (Seattle)
DESCRIPTION:WINTER ’25\n\n\nfeaturing new creations by \n\n\nCameron Fraser-Monroe\, Robyn Mineko Williams\, Olivier Wevers \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJAN 17 – 25\, 2025 @ 8:00 PM | Cornish Playhouse\nJAN 23\, 2025 @ 7:30 PM | Vashon Center for the Arts \n\n\nJoin us for a winter season that celebrates the convergence of tradition\, innovation\, and the transformative power of dance. Whim W’Him showcases the creative brilliance of choreographer Cameron Fraser-Monroe\, a proud member of the Tla’amin First Nation; the visionary direction of Robyn Mineko Williams; and the innovative genius of Founder and Artistic Director\, Olivier Wevers. \nDon’t miss this special program held at the Cornish Playhouse at Seattle Center\, and Vashon Center for the Arts. \nDancer/Choreographer Cameron Fraser-Monroe\, a member of the Tla’amin First Nation (Native American)\, writes\, “My work with Kahawii Dance Theatre\, and even more so with Dancers of Damelahamid has given me a good guide to create new work from a place of tradition and respect.” Fraser-Monroe has performed with Red Sky Performance at Jacob’s Pillow Festival\, Dancers of Damelahamid at Kia Mau Festival in New Zealand\, and the International Cervantino Festival\, among others.  For the past five years Mr. Fraser-Monroe has served as Artistic Director of the Winnipeg Summer Dance Collective. \nRobyn Mineko Williams is the founder and director of Robyn Mineko Williams and Artists (RMW&A) in Chicago Illinois\, which houses and shares a body of interdisciplinary performance created in collaboration with an evolving roster of dynamic artists and designers. Prioritizing public\, malleable forms of presentation\, RMW&A intertwines performance\, design\, people and place. Mineko Williams is drawn to embodiments of memory\, time\, lineage and our relationships with the traces left in us of the people we encounter.  Her work has been presented at the Kennedy Center\, Harris Theater for Music and Dance\, Thalia Hall\, Jacob’s Pillow\, the Joyce Theater\, MCA Chicago\, and more. \nOlivier Wevers\, founder and artistic director of Whim W’Him\, presents a Seattle premiere. Known for his innovative and emotionally charged choreography\, Wevers\, who has been at the helm of Whim W’Him since its founding in 2009\, continues to push the boundaries of contemporary dance. Don’t miss the chance to experience the brilliance of Olivier Wevers and Whim W’Him  dancers in this unforgettable debut.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/whim-whim-winter-25-seattle/2025-01-17/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Whim W'Him":MAILTO:info@whimwhim.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241124T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241124T173000
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theater
DESCRIPTION:Two Seattle Dance visionaries\, Heather Kravas and Tonya Lockyer\, are in residence with Cornish Dance Theater students this fall experimenting with patterns of movement and energy in Cornish’s 9th Avenue Gallery.\nKravas’s Be Sides\, two discreet dances unfold in time and space\, to be contemplated simultaneously by the performers and audience. Like weather systems across a vast expanse\, the improvised and choreographed structures feature anomalous shapes\, and ecstatic pony prances. \nIn Lockyer’s performance\, co-created with Cornish Dance students\, a web of interconnectedness reflects performance histories and how a small change can make a world of difference. Energetic patterns meet ghosts of Beckett\, Bruce Nauman\, hip hop and performance dance.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theater-3/2024-11-24/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cornish College of the Arts Dance Department":MAILTO:dance@cornish.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241123T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241123T173000
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theater
DESCRIPTION:Two Seattle Dance visionaries\, Heather Kravas and Tonya Lockyer\, are in residence with Cornish Dance Theater students this fall experimenting with patterns of movement and energy in Cornish’s 9th Avenue Gallery.\nKravas’s Be Sides\, two discreet dances unfold in time and space\, to be contemplated simultaneously by the performers and audience. Like weather systems across a vast expanse\, the improvised and choreographed structures feature anomalous shapes\, and ecstatic pony prances. \nIn Lockyer’s performance\, co-created with Cornish Dance students\, a web of interconnectedness reflects performance histories and how a small change can make a world of difference. Energetic patterns meet ghosts of Beckett\, Bruce Nauman\, hip hop and performance dance.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theater-3/2024-11-23/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cornish College of the Arts Dance Department":MAILTO:dance@cornish.edu
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241122T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241122T213000
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SUMMARY:Cornish Dance Theater
DESCRIPTION:Two Seattle Dance visionaries\, Heather Kravas and Tonya Lockyer\, are in residence with Cornish Dance Theater students this fall experimenting with patterns of movement and energy in Cornish’s 9th Avenue Gallery.\nKravas’s Be Sides\, two discreet dances unfold in time and space\, to be contemplated simultaneously by the performers and audience. Like weather systems across a vast expanse\, the improvised and choreographed structures feature anomalous shapes\, and ecstatic pony prances. \nIn Lockyer’s performance\, co-created with Cornish Dance students\, a web of interconnectedness reflects performance histories and how a small change can make a world of difference. Energetic patterns meet ghosts of Beckett\, Bruce Nauman\, hip hop and performance dance.
URL:https://seattledances.com/event/cornish-dance-theater-3/2024-11-22/
LOCATION:Cornish Playhouse\, 201 Mercer St\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109
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