
50 years later, Pacific Northwest Ballet continues its innovative dance
Striking a delicate artistic balance, PNB will start its 50th anniversary season a vastly different company now than it was in 1972.
Striking a delicate artistic balance, PNB will start its 50th anniversary season a vastly different company now than it was in 1972.
There's a packed slate of classical ballet, contemporary dance, Indigenous performance art and more to put on your dance card this fall.
A Pacific Northwest Ballet classic returns: Kent Stowell’s “Swan Lake” runs April 15-24 at McCaw Hall, with new tutus, new faces in the company and...
In Velocity Dance Center's “Next Fest 2019 — Ritual and Rebellion," happening Dec. 12-15, some of the featured up-and-coming choreographers address the unsustainable rise in...
Choreographer Peggy Piacenza’s new work, “The Event,” is an evening of contemporary dance, short film and song tackling the meaning of life, the inevitability of...
This year’s festival, from June 10-25, puts the spotlight on contemporary dance.
Dancing toward justice: The great American dance company comes back to Seattle this month with work by Ailey, Robert Battle and a new, hip-hop-inflected work...
Daring but beloved choreographer Crystal Pite brings “Betroffenheit” — about the shock of loss, free-fall into addiction and coming back from its abyss — to...
The watchers become the watched in “PYLON,” a dance performance at Olympic Sculpture Park that reacts to — and records — its audience.
“Her Name is Isaac” by dance company The Three Yells — with a cameo by Apple’s Siri — deals with tech, gender and matrilineal societies...